Expedition and skirmish near Liberty and Lebanon
Special correspondence reports Union forces under Wilder advancing toward Liberty and Lebanon with Mo, Jordan, and Fankhouser as Confederate resistance forms in town and surrounding roads. The engagement includes a running fight, pursuit, and captures, with reports of enemy wounded and troops retreating toward Boon Hill. Citizens of Liberty react with mixed mirth and tension as patrols continue and prisoners are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murprersboro
Daan
Tme
Wilder
Dixie
Jordan
Seemnoese
Micety Eighth Lillaols
Cologne Miller
Indiana
Cor
Lebanon
Fankhouse
Miller
Liberty
Linby'’s
Wider
Suacenneys
Henn Curbrilla
Jon M
John Morgan
Laretty
Alexandria
Jobin
Muripresboro
Gdi
Col. Fankhouser
Boon Hill
Funkhouser
List of killed and wounded from 64th O V L engagements
The report lists 64th O V L soldiers killed or wounded with names including James Lacey David P Taylor Jerry Markum George Cullom and John H Witm among others. It notes May end sod 28s as the period of engagements and mentions body recovery and the broader context of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavos Upperh
James Lacey
David P Taylor
Jerry Markum
K. Jas M Jones
Unclear OCR fragment mentions United States consul at Pulesdpac
Fragmentary text notes a United States consul in Pulesdpac with a return after illness. The readable lines are incomplete and lack clear dates or events to form a full report.
Fragmentary Civil War era notes and scattered updates
A jumble of proto-news notes recounts military prompts and public figures. It mentions militia at London jokes and a captain, pension details for Windsor officials, Santa Anna near Havana, and a Florida coast destruction assessment. Also essay-like tips on cooking and farming methods appear among varied notices and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Putnam
Pegro
Foreign Courier
California
le Goddess
Dean Swirr
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Santa Anna
Mexico
Cuba
Havana
Richmond Whig
Florida
Vicksburg Update From June 13 Heralded Firefight Shifts
Dispatch from Vicksburg reports Confederate batteries silenced on all sides except for a few riflemen against sappers while bombardment continues. Blair reconnoiters between Yazoo and Big Hisck yields no enemy within thirty miles. Destruction spans fifty miles. Breckinridge rumored at Jackson. Supplies and health of contrabands improving as Osterhhaus oversees Black River bridge. Troop pay and reassessment of prospects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasaw Bayou
Nsak Viexssvac
Grant
Coomed
Lay
Guy
Worter
Vicksburg
Joe Juhn
Wachesre
Werren
Johnston
Bere
Halces
Haines
Morover
Lem
Walker
Mississippi
Vickeburg
Bonin
Blair
Yazoo
Big Hisck
Breckinridge
Jackson
Soeaen
Osterhhaus
Unclear naval incident reported in New York letter
June 18 report from New York describes a newly mentioned event where an English steamer attempted to run into a channel and was fired upon and destroyed. The Board announced this morning the injunction related to reopening actions by a group identified as I K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ischiemen
Ueenmand
Geet
Praakiim
Meen Fe Hae
Barrruons
Jane
Seymour
el “Letieris
Halleck
Apecraia
Deco Tome
New’ York
Cou
Genel
Union
Halliday Street
Sherth Sela
DeLonia
John T. Sprague
Alban
Baltimore
Gloverner
Ee Coors
New York
H Hs Ae
New York Tribune
Seyeedaas
Obem
New, York
Vie Lem
I K
Cano
Pratt Valley
Ebers
Yorktown Leader King Commands Local Effort
Peninsula-Ace omens in progress report Tre Yorktown Onvanc ateea r details King in command at Yorktown directing local efforts amid evolving situation. Community updates emphasize ongoing initiatives and leadership decisions affecting daily life and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aceomens
Yorktown
Serres
King
Vessel Burned by Pirates in San Francisco Bay Incident
A report notes a vessel attacked by pirates near San Francisco with flames visible, causing damage and prompting emergency response. The incident involved unknown assailants and potential injuries, with authorities investigating the blaze and motive.
Murder near Rebel lines ends in execution today
Fragmentary report states George Willems was hanged on a charge tied to an alleged murder by agents of adem Wea ver near Rebel lines. The brief item notes the crime occurred on the Rebel lines with authorities carrying out the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles Leas
George
Willems
Adem Weaver
Unclear fragment prompts limited record
Insufficient readable content to determine any persons places or events for a coherent newspaper card summary.
Indian Funeral Ceremonies in St Joseph
The St Joseph Herald describes two lacian burials in the city last week. A boy and a girl died. ceremonies featured a boy’s grave with a painted crowd, drums, and a sacred fluttering banner. A sage spoke in the dark path to the Great Spirit while warriors and squaws reenacted hunting and warfare. The father concluded rites by distributing ecatalotades to warriors as citizens watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Seheca
Siena
Maciaees
Renee
Annede
Iron Tonics Said to Boost Plant Growth and Health
A historical note claims iron compounds act as tonics for crops and garden plants, improving bloom and vigor. It mentions iron salts correcting chlorosis in clover and other crops, with small application amounts and cheap material as an advantage.
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Wardle
H. James
Dle & James
Petricuts
Medical
DR. Roback
Musigal
Irene P'nsbec
Mr. Rogers
Pawes Sa
Mall A Fohe
Ee Ke Mude
Agegt Hamila
A. C. Paters & Bro
Postoffice
Ietic
A. CO. Prieks
Nea. Poen
Woolcott
Cents
Tree Peters & Bro
the Et
Gyave Roy
York
Ari Chochanatt
Lars
Pisnos
Brent
D. Kinsey
Lara B&b
D. Exmastr
West Firth OT
KB Btone
L. & M. Stone
M. W. Stone
Cincinnati
Miami
Columbus & Xenia
Haatiton & Dayton Railroads
Lewis Cenver
Com- Ses v7 Ag Aay
Mie Py
Gen’! Ticket Ament
Rauch
Auditor's Canon
Ncibnati
Bones
Army of Cumberland
Dine
Geerrii
Reba
Rer
Seother
Steff
Novance Ecoute
Lieut. Shields
Siwnanaret
Bane
Morgan
Saenkee
Raton Mae
New Middleton
Wis
Shemor
Liverty
Uilahoma
Morror
Fata
Monre
Colozele Monroe
Moore
Jacks
Oslonel
Oman
Jack
W. Madem
Riscom
Starr
Con Wilder
Tom
H. S. Dewey
F. B. Hunt
A. D
J. T. Drury
Ordnance Oficer
T. J
Bothing
Alex
Cincinnati Times
Battli
Tyethind
Ohio
Ceene Reece
Cape Ta Bie
George Cullom
John
John H Witm
Orkee H Jackson
Wm Webber
John D Gary
Naturn
Anne
USA
Paris
Ital
France
Xonon Bosc
United States
England
Tan of Praseia
Bangor Whig
Maine
United Nanies
Tas Union
General Assembly
Silinese
Mirebell
Wisconsin
Benet
Aidiers Laude
Leesvurg
Ball Bua
Kitt@iton
Tibties
Brockade
Sauin Teoke
Burg
Peale
Hes Barrett
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