Barracks Adopted by Government for Hospitals
The government plans to cluster hospitals in one story wooden barracks with tents and sheds for cooking and care, replacing churches and large public buildings. Ward arrangements vary with some wards like Ward E noted as among the best. personal acts of care toward wounded soldiers are recounted, including a nurse’s visit and small gifts to ease suffering.
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Bawa
Porkaca
Toma Stirsy
Sotaebaiy
Celine
Elena
Newsre Bere
New York
Pisladelor P Barracks
Govers
Ana
Ean Wits
Jeck
Howesia
Wartman
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Richmond
Sexton
Ohio
Michigan
Alves
Richman
Kentucky
Estemsating
Carter
Eila Bando Te
Coleone Cinke
Alateea Ee Pegram
Fiemphrey Sasrakall
Pauls Senin
Tevington
Conflicted Citizens Weigh Confederate Support in War News
A fragmented 1860s San Antonio Herald excerpt depicts citizens wavering between Confederate loyalty and Union victories. It notes covert sympathies, cautious stances, and warnings to stay aligned with the cause amid a tense, divided public mood.
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San Antonio
Peiere
Sonal
Rebellion and Civil War Dispatches From the Front
A battlefront bulletin reports Confederate and Union positions near Richmond with troops from Ohio and Michigan, guard confinement, and recon transits. It notes rifled engine houses, hospital preparations, fortifications, and rumors of movements toward Goath, while praising veteran service along the railroad and cautions about enemy disruption.
Stamp Orators and Northern Peace Men Mocked in Richmond Enquirer
An 1860s Richmond Enquirer piece denounces Vallandigham and allied stump speakers as disloyal provocateurs. It attacks Northern peace advocates as traitors undermining Union troops and warns readers not to overvalue efforts by the opposition while condemning Rebels and “loyal men” who show sympathy for peace voices.
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Richmond
Calle Vallandigham, Cox, & Company
Aivel
Vallandigham & Company
Enquirer
Anyopes
Outcry Over Federal Support for Plantation Slavery Exploits
A murky nineteenth century dispatch attacks the cost of feeding enslaved people under federal supervision in multiple states. It claims the government funds plantation labor, while Ethiopian schools and teachers supposedly address the issue, though the piece remains ambiguous about the true policy and accountability.
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Ansi-hamsini
Washington
North Tréss
Monroé Carolina
Santa
Louisiana
Shenan gens cavalry capture marked by March intelligence
Disorderly fragment describes Shenan gens cavalry engagement near Woodstock with Weyling intelligence from Wischhester. A detachment commander pursued rebels after driving pickets and parleying in the road. Our force repelled the enemy, inflicting heavy losses and capturing prisoners.
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Wischhester
Convictions to Treason
In a local treason case several defendants were found guilty after an arrest that led to charges of resisting government authority. The verdicts followed intense proceedings and reflect the severity of the alleged offenses.
Fortares Monnon Officers and Torpedo Vessel Mention
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Fortares Monnon and midshipmen with torpedoes aboard a Federal vessel. Details are unclear due to damaged text and mixed names.
Rumors of Civil War Moves in Cairo and River Actions
A Cairo dispatch to the Mercury reports rumors of military operations and river movements, including alleged cutoffs, transports, and skirmishes. It claims Union forces may be affected, with drafted men called for service as investigations proceed with General Hooker and General McClellan examined by the Congress committee.
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New York
Mercury
Cairo
Snys
Fleet River
Union Lake
Red River
Lake Providence
Enion Orces
Yu Tae
the Times
Hooker
McClellian
Comen Tac
McVlellan
Teere Peral Horters
Wreheremeners
Filmouth
Congress
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AMD
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A.C. Peters & Bro
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Pearse
Gensler
Planos
Clare
H. D. Rogers Clark & Rogers
Goons
National Theater
Misa
Jane Coos
Pike
Lopart Aeceter
Morris
Simmonds
Thas Aksintalye Ee
Peg Wolington
Serer
M.A. Parren
Sret
Knowlton
Quartermaster
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Rare Petar Ming Seover
Balmoral Goods
Henry D. D. Sofge
Haldy
Fourth St
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Che Daily
New York Times
Patent Office
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Soarnay
Stexs Masseke
Campbell
Texas
Cincinnati Times
Lexington
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Ohio Brigade
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Alan
Farat
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Charleston
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Sumner
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Davis
Furteer Howe Spout
Jim Quean of
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Unien
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Senate
Hayard
Powell
House
Washino Ton
Mr. Dawes
Committee On Elections
Wade An Prin
Sts Slg
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Morrill
Vermont
A. Conknog
Stevens
Committee of Conference
Ggg
Casiny
Naval
Colfa
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Eecite Organization
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Mitany
Arizonia
New York Tribune
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