Marriage of James Hogg to Ella Beane Reported
Notices in the issue describe the marriage of Mr. James Hogg to Miss Ella Beane, alongside wide-ranging items on ships, politics, trials, and social distress. The text references naval matters, executions, public notices, and a tragic Whitechapel death from starvation, illustrating broad civil and wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omy Teland
Canawan
Samael
Damalta Bay
James Hogg
Cision
Ria
Wwe
Fragmentary OCR Item Prompting Cautious Summary
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local issue or notice. specifics are unclear. Names, places, or actions are unreadable, making precise attribution difficult.
Escape of a Union telegraph operator from rebel captivity
Edger B. M'Narim, a U S Army military telegraph operator, was captured at Union City Tennessee and moved to Mobile then Macon Georgia where he nearly starved before escaping. He recalls a forced march, hunger, and desperate efforts to evade pursuers aided by tactics like rubbing onions to mask scent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger B. M'Narim
U. S
Union City
Tennesece
Mobile
Macon
Georgia
Rebaust
Bama
Mallitia
Tax Upon Carriers Extract From Internal Revenue Laws
The extract outlines a tax on carriers including railroads canals ships and stages with a per cent levy on fares. It notes carriers may pass the tax to customers and that liability or rate changes may start at defined limits or be collected by the company.
Lower Arkansas Actions Report From Pine Bluff Captured Rebels
Captain Kenyon arrived from Pine Bluff with ten prisoners taken from Rebels in recent pow assaults. Union troops warned and pressed toward a conference area as they crossed a force barrier to advance operations. A ferryboat was used, the Rho boat burned, and the party examined for the suspected prisoners’ identities.
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Lower
Arkansas
Kenyon
Pine Bie
Lee
Ramon
Prem
Peers
Remedy for bedbugs proposed by Advertiser reader
A correspondent to the Olean Advertiser proposes a home remedy for bedbugs found in beds of travelers on steamboats and at hotels and in private houses. He offers seven for od. bugs and includes a free item from Mt. J Ve.
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Olean
Thas
Discouraging Account from Idaho Mining Camp
A Missouri River era letter from Virginia City notes miners in Idaho camps facing hardship. Workers earn small wages drifting and common labor pays ten to eighteen dollars daily, many claims already taken, men discouraged by limited access and dangerous conditions in the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
M. Smith
Virginia City
Wesk
Necrutang Agents Named for Ohio Rebel Recruitment
The Rebel States appoint several agents to recruit in Ohio. Wm. W. Farran of Gue County is named general agent at Nashville. Capt. Chas. B. Cru is district agent. Lieut. Col. BR Kilpatrick leads the recond district. O. C. Broan of Ibe ria Morrow county heads the ninth district. John McGraw Crestline and J. Hebiggle Creesoennn oversee districts. John A. Ooster in the fifteenth district. Cagh B. W. Blaisdell and M. Winns in Cheedaet with Maj. M. R. Warner in Ashtabula county.
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Ohio
Nashville
Wm. W. Farran
Gue County
Chas
B. Cru
BR. L. Kilpatrick
di Sain
Columbus
O. C. Broan
Iberia
Morrow County
John McGraw
Crestlize
Robert
Hebiggle
Confederate General Banks Special Order Report
The Mobile Evening News May 90 details a remarkable Special Order from the Confederacy not yet published in Northern papers. It accuses inspection by General Owings and notes Confederate forces moving under secret arrangements, with claims of maneuvers and escape attempts.
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Confederacy
Mobile Evening News
Railway earthworks cause fever in city of Marcis
Report notes a large mass of earth dug from the mood of the city to construct a railway passing through Marcis. Authorities fear fever and illness linked to the excavated earth as concerns arise about health conditions and safety. The article references local journals and ongoing public health worries.
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Spain
Marcis
Ean
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable text fragments indicate a damaged notice mentioning an invitation or acceptance, with unclear names, places, and dates. No definite event, organization, or outcome is discernible from the remaining fragments. An exact reconstruction is not possible from the provided illegible text.
Arkansas Affairs: Sickness and Refugees at Duvall's Bluffs
Telegraph report from Cincinnati notes extreme heat causes water shortages and ice absence. Ten to twelve deaths daily amid marh sickness and refugee movement at Duvall's Bluffs in Arkansas.
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Duvall's Bluffs
Hinster’s Situation-Further Advance of the Rebels on the Potomac
Fragmented dispatches describe Union forces near the Potomac and along the Baltimore Ohio Railroad. Reports note Hood’s Confederate army and Aviall unit movements with uncertain outcomes and possible Storm-related delays hindering decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinster
Poto
Rebels Move Refugees North Amid Civil War Turmoil
A July report from Bareewons notes refugees, including old men, women, and children, moved toward safer areas as authorities in Richmond grant free passes to women and children. A clash near Taunton allegedly occurred during retreat, with wagons used in the escape.
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Point Lookout
Richmond
Happabancock
Taunton
Provost Marshal General Notes Recruitment Data
From the Provost Marshal General about a list of recruits and the amount of military service by state and region. The document records official correspondence on enlistment and service credits for War Department processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poveukgshim
N. Y
Nib Ina
Gunz
Quota of New York Stated Under Last Call for 500000
The quota of New York under the final call for 500000 men is stated at 80318.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alpant
Whittaker Bonds Paroled After St. Joseph Special
Report from St. Louis notes Charles Whittaker Sergeant at Arms of a House of pening and editor of the Savannah Plaindealer placed under bonds and paroled. Details indicate militia involvement and a fatal incident last night with suspected destruction of property and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Democrat
St. Joseph
Charles Whittaker
Savannah
Ford
Scone
Ilion
Ines
Riken
Fragmentary Civil War Edict on Rent and Armament Permits
Disjointed ciphered passage describes measures restricting rents to loyal landlords after a date, with tenants paying rent to such owners. It notes Gen. Payne limiting sale of arms and rifles to military-connected persons only with a headquarters permit, and implies broader enforcement steps pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
New York Rebels Ferry Potomac Mention Amid July Events
A fragmented report notes New York figures and potential discussions affecting Potomac interests in July. The brief hints at Rebel or ferry references without clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rebel force outguns rival in crucial engagement
Rebels press strong in a critical encounter, gaining advantage over a rival group as forces clash. Details remain sparse, but the confrontation yields notable seizing of ground and momentum.
Undefined nautical report fragment prompts kingpin loss estimate
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a British bark and Gunther Getias with a fire aftermath. It notes a loss of several millions of dollars and mentions the vessel some time after an earlier conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepssatoma
Gunther Getias
The Raid Touches Maryland and Pennsylvania Unfolds
The text reports a Confederate raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania and notes gubernatorial actions in Massachusetts under Governor Andrew. It mentions delaying the draft until the end of service and suggests public reaction if opinions differ on the one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Husetts
Andrew
Mediation and political maneuvering amid transatlantic tensions
Reports from July 16 indicate ongoing discussions on mediation between parties including the Kearsarge and Florida, with a cautious view on success. The Times notes demand for Federal securities in Frankfort and mixed market activity in Paris and New York, while Danish mediation efforts reach a stalemate before possible truces.
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Kearsarge
Florida
Jerecy
Sainte Sarees
Sherbourg
Garden of
Mason
Lind
Win Gamer Aa
the Times
Frankfort
Dal
Livexroon
Consors
Paris
Illinois Central Railroad
Eri
Clined
Nesenmertess
Potomac News Echoes Rebel Movements in Valley
The report discusses rumors about Confederate activity in the Shenandoah Valley and confusion over authentic information. It notes that many circulating stories lack basis and that new trains may be running to Frederick and Harper’s Ferry to support Union forces.
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U Potomac
Tom
Dlesster
Steee West
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Sensible Advice of Gen Couch Fueled by Authority
Major General Couch advised the Baiate authorities to receive all factions, urging swift, united action. The message emphasizes firm leadership and coordinated measures to restore order and stability amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couch
Biate
Unclear OCR Fragmented Item at Galt House Event
Fragmentary report mentions a group or incident at the Galt House with references to leaders and military terms. Readable names are арм unclear. details cannot be reliably determined from the text.
County on the Edge of Remote Sod Ripe? Captain’s Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a county, captains, and a remote sod ripening scene. Key readable items include possible references to a captain and a location, but many words are garbled, leaving ambiguity about events or dates.
Unknown Result Leaves Team Excited Despite Uncertain Outcome
Fragmentary report notes a team feeling fired up while the final result remains unstated. Key figures or locations are unclear, but the tone suggests anticipation and momentum toward an upcoming milestone.
Liberian Trade Arrives in New York Cargo of Cotton Coffee and Passengers
Thomas Pope arrives from Western Africa with a full cargo of African produce including Liberian cotton and coffee and eight Liberian passengers led by Mr. Edward J. Roye. Reports note cotton at 121.5 cents per pound and Liberia-Mocha coffee offered at 75 cents per pound. Sugar culture progress is reported as thriving with better homes and furniture in Monrovia.
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Liberia
Thomas Pope
New York
Africa
Edward J. Roye
Monrovia
Aiexanpas Gaum
Nice
Adirondac grape gains notice from New York to Rochester
A report highlights the Adirondac grape as a native variety cultivated by John W. Bailey in Platteburg. It was shown at the recent State Fair in Rochester earning premium praise. Observers note its flavor hints of black grapes and discuss its early season maturity potential and value to southern latitudes, while cautioning about variable ripening.
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Peymasters
Tundssery
Treasuary
Richard Drinsley Sheridan
Francis Tbhione
Joby “Thytine
Edith Sheridan
Lamberti
Maneter
Johann von Leyden
Knipperodelling
Krechswig
New York
District of Columbia
New York State
Connecticut
Massachusetts
John W. Bailey
Platteburg
Rochester
A. 8. Fuller
Piatteburg
Thomas
Delaware
Carlos Ats
English Consul and the Pope In Rome Meeting
An English Consul met Pope at Porta San Giovanni with Monsignore Talbot present. The Pope greeted the diplomat affably, recognizing his official role as he walked and exchanged formalities briefed by the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
Rome
Syeeene Senne
Odo Russell
Bevern
Severn
Seana Sorc
Berardi
Porta San Giovanni
Aryon
Monsignore Talbot
Cody
Ingles
Ieee
al Beard
Russian Barbarities in Poland Reported Mass Sufferings
Accounts from Warsaw describe three hundred convicts sent to Siberia on the ninth. many perished from hunger and fatigue. Women allegedly skinned victims to avoid oppression. harsher claims arise from Lithuania where populations are terrorized and punished under recent decrees.
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Poland
Warsaw
Riberia
Cvnv
Lithuania
Mouraviell
Uch
Projany
Poeta
Zinowski
Cabineetes Gon
Hospitals and Medical Staff Named in City Directory
Fragmentary OCR lists hospitals and medical personnel including Dr. Grube and Dr. Speer with partial affiliations and locations. The text references medical staff roles and possibly institutional names without complete sentences or context.
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P. KI
Wwlton & A. Berri
Cincinnati
Jaéls
Dental
Nr. Macoclung
G. BR. Matthews
Attorneys AT Law
West Third ST
Ohio Valley Bank
Paulsy Matthews
Ean’ L A. Mattorwa
Oyo-te
O. E. Newton
M. D
Borth-East Corner
Ninth and Wingote
J.H. Deters
West Fourth Street
Boots &Shoes
Debogaht & Lance
E'r
Strickland’s
General Depot
East Street
M. Stone
Mt Floyr
Vine Street
P. Halt
Fourth Street
We'nut
G. W. Hadian
Rynes
Nam
A. Merouant
James A. Frazer
Utah
Pitot Silseue Water Rao
Perinatal
United
Gatnee
Vieccae Aere
Des Biala Unis
Les Monsenger Pranco- Americein
Nashua
NoHs
Detroit ‘Tribune
Windsor
Maj
Duchesney
Firat Maseachusetts Cavelry
Johnson's
Tatgad
le ‘Fayette Courier
Memphis
Great Britain
Prseeie i
Wurder
Morgan County
Strawn
Northampton
Mass
Vicksbu
James P Holcomb
Virginia
Hegan
Cinncinnati
University of Virginia
Sherman
Augusta
Tromery
Peter Murray
Ana
Ellen Emiles
Osborn Street
White Chapel
Douahiar
Eldes
Poe
Spitafelds
Whitechapel Parish
Don
Elien
le Hanter
Jobmeon
John W. ‘Haines
James W. Day
Seston
Abram Ve
Allon
Hirem Oliver
Andrew J. Peatt
Ree Field
Soba Saylor
Fool
Seneeaies
Theo Eorge
Ash
Aio
Georrs
W. Armisen
Evan Ant Hoge
Toeace
Miller
William Stoneman
Samuel L. Herte
Joshua Parlay
Woundat
Jas. Leat Ashburn
Das
Hantir
Samuel jeBiroy
Bamuel Duchine
Clithero
Coke Rady
Saxton
Ol Humphrey
Ohio Solidiers
Chattanooga
Lena
Christian Qu Mer
Mt. J Ve
Eavape
Slyaaie A
Geberal
Ah Badteri
Daily Time
Arkansas Affairs
Washington
Atlanta
Vies Atlas
Hood
The
American Punch
Nes
Baltimore Ohio
Averill
Coke
Guac
Williamsport
Bether
Sandyen
Hunter
Missouri Affairs
Gare
Eae
Maryland
Pennsylvaor
Gevern
Ween Ea
America
CneePhewen
New Gore
Chant
Maser McPeon
Galt House
Alexander
Elneen
A.v
Gooparon
Aout Av. i of
Natal
J. Avs, Ao OY
Moulong
J. Phelps
W. BH. Gill
OTA
Ean W
King
U. Mle
Uegh
Saneary Fegeereareerte
Tarpeon
F. Grube
Orpenis WealTaaion Barks Omnes
Ead
A. M. Speer
Senge Sergeo
WISR
Cow
Broad
U. S. Christian Commission
Vine
U. 8. Sanitary Commission
Stath
Refuges Relief Commission OF
Oitio
BAGS
Bae
Wrese
Aa Cantome of
Oth
Paka John
Reading
R. Mene
Ameron
Aiuto
Tonah
Shennan
Clinton
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