Rebel Defenses on Pine Mountain Amid Civil War Skirmishes
June 17 1884 Tor or Ping Mountain Ga a dispatch reports Rebel works bristling with embrasures atop Pine Mountain and surrounding ridges. Union forces under Schofield Hooker Howard and Palmer push positions, capture a rebel regiment on June 15, and prepare for a likely battle near Chatta hoochee as artillery and infantry skirmishes continue with heavy losses on both sides. W L B notes rapid movements toward Atlanta and foresees decisive action as rebels evacuate positions toward the Chatta hoochee river.
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Logan
Logans Command Scene Described From Logan Ga Front
Special Correspondence from Logan's Command details chaotic battle near Bro Suantz Georgia. Observer portrays artillery thunder, skirmishes, and field movements of the 15th Corps amid Sherman’s operations with vivid images of fortifications, signals, and the dead and wounded.
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The
Cincinnati Times
Logan
Fragmentary note on English county event in Yorksire
A partial line mentions predestanontts tee formed times in England and references Yorkahire. The garbled text leaves unclear event, date, or organization details for precise reporting.
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England
Yorkahire
General Hunter and Ewell Face Risks at Front Lines
Washington correspondent Carterton reports growing anxieties over General Hunter as Ewell’s corpse lies piled behind him. The piece notes the peril of Hunter’s movements and the immense effort required to restore a disrupted position.
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Washington
Boston Journal
Hunter
Ewell
eFerry
Cullen
Burials of Ohio Soldiers at Chattanooga National Cemetery
Soldiers from Ohio were interred at the National Cemetery of Chattanooga on dates in June. The records list multiple divisions and hospital corps, including 125th Ohio and 65th Ohio units, with graves in sections such as 218 and Calberteon. Names and precise plot details are partially legible but indicate service in Gen. Field Hospital and Division units.
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Chattanooga
Ohio
National Cemetery of
Chatttanooga
Inezon M. Carmeco
Bista
Nun
Neo S Saran James
Sec
Calberteon
Field Hos
Casualties of the 70th Ohio on the 15th smet
List of wounded or killed from the 70th Ohio on the 15th smet includes Lieut Geo F Reed calf of left leg John Hitesman left thigh Alfred H Graham left hand two fingers John McGrant left shoulder Daniel Holei eft foot Joseph N Nicholson thumb and Theodore.
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Smet
Geo. F. Reed
Jno. Hitesman
Alfred H. Graham
John McGrant
Daniel Holeieft
Joseph N. Nicholson
Theodore
Wealth and slavery debate on national growth and labor
A historical discussion argues that replacing slave labor with free labor in the South would boost national wealth. It cites census figures, compares the United States with Britain, and contends that redistribution of labor and resources would fund the national debt while expanding prosperity.
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Walker
Slave States
Free States
Jas. Brooke
Soaroughe Warde
Jearne South
Sebat
South Carolina
Brooks
Europe
Great Britain
United States
United
Kingdom
United Kingdom
England
Allan Lg
New Territory Redrawn Near Dakotas and Idaho
The article notes a newly defined territory west of Dakota, east of a western Rocky range, including Yem and tributaries. Authorities report rapid population growth and rich mining resources. A border train movement accompanies a government escort to join a main convoy. officials list Gov Vagy, Maine Secretary Amine Giddings, and Kansas figures among others.
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Dacotah
Wad Oelecy
Rocky Range
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Venice
Idaho
Seotens
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Dhan Ry
Pope Ras
Monoow - Ee Wagers
Ohio
Govvagy
Maine
Amin
Juvenile Elopement Reported From Ypsilanti to Cleveland
The Detroit Advertiser notes a boy and girl eloped from Ypsilanti a few days ago and traveled to Cleveland where they were married. They left home Monday evening for a short drive, were not heard from until Tuesday night, and the couple is now at Cleveland with relatives arranging further steps.
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Ypsilanti
Cleveland
Weremot
Zee
Reports of Civil War Actions Near Petersburg and Bermuda
Telegraph dispatches describe heavy firing near Petersburg with Rebel forces attacking General Batier’s line. The Regt numbers 151 officers and men, two hundred Rebel prisoners reported at City Point, and Major Winston’s service near Bermuda remains in question. Wilson leads another cavalry expedition, with potential good news anticipated.
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Winstow
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Bermuda
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Chastian
Petersburg
Wilson
Oity Point
Grant plans to seize Richmond and split Confederacy
The report describes Union gunboats on the west bank and Akina's Landing operations. Porter advances with heavy trench lines and mortars to shell Dery's Bluff as Gen. Grant eyes the Richmond objective. The aim is relief for Petersburg and the Weldon Railroad, severing the Confederacy.
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Weidun
Unclear OCR fragment on Danish question raises questions
Fragmentary text suggests a Danish question or debate with uncertain details. The readable elements mention names and dates in a muddled form, lacking coherent context or events to confirm a concrete outcome.
Arrest of Colonel Wolford in Lebanon Under General Burbridge
A Confederate report describes Colonel Wolford arrested by General Burbridge in Lebanon. Rebels surrounded the town with about 3 000 troops and advanced from all directions. At 9 o'clock they held most of the town until Colonel Croxton from Kentucky arrived and helped seize the position. Dozens were reported wounded or killed as Union forces countered the Rebel assault.
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Bond issues offered under act of 1863 in Western Virginia
Notices print offers to be received for bonds totaling 3 000 000 dollars, 6 percent coupon, semi annual interest, due July and January, redeemable in 1981. Readers see stray references to Civil War events and a steamer incident, with rumors of congressional action and possible recommendations.
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Wasuainorton
Theo
Accident on the New York and Ene Reidlroad endangers many
A report describes a derailment near Fees mene on the New York line causing deaths and injuries among passengers. Details of the distance from New York and the responding forces are unclear in the fragment.
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Fees
Se Army
36Th
Foster
Debate on Gold Bill Repeal Develops in Senate
Special to the Peat reports the Senate debating the proposed repeal of the Gold bill as Mr. Chase adjusts his stance. The session is expected to address changes in policy and potential impacts.
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Chase
Tariff Debates and Military Policy Move Through Congress
The excerpt covers the House of Representatives debating amendments to the Tariff Bill, endorsing a substitute, and approving related military and prison oversight actions. It notes votes on amendments, arrangement of printed reports, and remarks by Grimes and Trumbull, with Vallandigham’s return cited as a closing point.
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Ais
Pulley
Committee of Ways and Cans
House
Boston Monitors and Ericsson Plan Major Modifications
The Boston Journal reports Chief Engineer Stimers will overhaul the monitors under Ericsson. Plans include removing several ships and adding water-tight compartments bow to strengthen torpedo defense and other armament changes to aid government service.
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Ericsson
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