Faithless to trust as enemies vow bayonet rule
Amid a heated Southern Democratic scene Wade Hampton denounces foes of peace and law. Speakers in multiple states align with Seymour and Blair, vowing to resist any contingency threatening the Constitution. Confederate veterans and party clubs advocate arms and steadfast loyalty to the old flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
Justice
Wade Hampton
Seymour
Blair
White House
Senate
Cobb
Allante
Skelpe
Cnet Belles
South
Hampton
Columbia
Democratic Orphams
Rushville
Perdona
Fort Pillow
Memphis
Forrest
Green Clay Smith
Montana
Biskin
Virginia
Mour Anes
Seymour New Orgen
Democratic Party
Dentan
Feng
Rameey
Petersburg Index
Genr Aa Dreedrongey
Spirit Party
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
Doss
Bloody Ku-Klux Affray Report From Gadsden
A Nashville letter details a deadly confrontation in Gadsden on a Wednesday night. The incident involved the Boykin brothers and Ku Klux members led by Tom Wilburn, with gunfire leaving Jack Boykin dead and Frank Boykin wounded while Wilburn and others were injured. warnings of arrest followed and includes broader conference notes and notices on local institutions, education, and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincennati Times
Nashvirus
Texx
Gadsden
Gadoden
Memphis & Louisville
Humboldt
Brownsville
Jack Boykin
Tom Wilburn
Shugar McLemore
Madison County
Wilburn
Ku Klux Organization
Ku-klux
Boykin
Frank Boykin
Frank
Ku Klux
Perkins
Winsett
Chas
Questioned Proceedings From the 1868 County Court
The document reports on a September 1868 county court session with a mix of names including Bontecue, Jennies, Hugh, and Leen, noting appointments and a committee of examination for 1869. It references Nathan Creek circuit and a series of ecclesiastical or judicial actions amid an informal report tone.
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Dhr
Bontecue
Pena
Nathan Creek
West Virginia Campaign and Republican Figures
A 1868 West Virginia political column critiques campaign organization and voter engagement. It praises Senator Governor Stevenson as loyal and popular in Wood County, attacks Johnson N Camden for alleged oil land profiteering and rebellion ties, and notes War Democrat W G Brown’s nomination in the Second District amid postwar factional strife. The piece reflects Reconstruction era party battles and regional loyalties in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia
Willey
Preston
Copperheads
New York
Brick Pomeroy
LaCrosse Democrat
Republican Party
Teston
Friends of Progress
Congress
Werling
West Virginia
Ueual
Wood County
Johnson N. Camden
West Virpia
Judge Camden
Clar
Confederacy
Johnson N
W. G. Brown
Virginia
Brown
Virginie
West
Kentucky
Grafton
Oakland and Its Attractions Near the Baltimore and Ohio Line
Letter from Oakland Maryland describes its railroad locale 141 miles east of Wheeling and 238 west of Baltimore. It chronicles the town’s churches, a memorial church funded by Jane Garrett from Henry Garrett’s estate, and a renowned hotel run by John Dailey since 1855. The writer recalls artist and literati excursions, mountain and river trips to Swallow Falls, Cheat River region, and a summer outing with Izaak Welton, noting scenic views, valleys, and local hospitality.
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Cincinnati Times
Grapes Horn
Oactano
Oakland
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheelin
Baltimore
Jane Garrett
Henry
Garrett
John Dailey
N. P. Willis
Dailey
Europe
Swallow Falls
Izaak Welton
Ooent
Cheat River
Wlesburg
Ilrness
Chesnay Hotel
Nescae Na Pt
Richie
Rlean
Reform of Gotham’s Wickedest Man and Woman Praised
New York papers celebrate reform of the so called wickedest man and woman in the city while noting that hundreds of thousands remain unreformed. The editorial tone highlights selective reform as proof that the celebrated pair have not truly changed.
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New York
Gotham
Hamilton County Fair Opens With Strong Entries at Carthage
The Hamilton County Agricultural Society opened its fourteenth fair near Carthage with favorable grounds and well repaired buildings. Over five hundred entries across classes A to I were listed yesterday, including high quality cattle, merinos, goats, ponies, carriages, and farm machinery. Today’s program features roadsters, implements, and a large floral display in the Floral Hall, with amusements and a forthcoming oration by S. F. Hunt on European and American agriculture.
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Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Carthage
Ag Fol
Wwe
8. W. Mooney
Lockland Nursery
Ohio
Treaty Plans and Naval Dispatches Stir Washington Notice
From Washington September 1 comes a scrambled summary of international affairs. Brevet officers and appointments surface in Missouri and New York Supervisorship while President backs General L. for a key post. A Nicaragua treaty envisions reciprocal trade and equal rights, with sovereignty reserved, as European and Asian squadrons are reported near Yokohama and a Maumee crew encounter is noted.
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Wasutxeroy
Bealem Baird
Nelson H. da
Tue
Lecees R-Genement
Missouri
New York
Rollins
Spencer Estant Susor
New York City
General L.wea
Nicaragua
Shosake
Thas Lapabie
Pirates Capture Leemona in China Sea Incident
The Leemona with ten white sailors and Chinese passengers is captured after a brief chase by a junk crew of twenty Chinamen. Europeans surrender cowardly. pirates kill not. Captain and crew escape. Chinese passengers left to fate. Commander Cushing condemns the act as piracy encouragement as he searches for pirates and sails toward Yokohama. Public Debt Statement says debt will rise by about five thousand dollars amid large War Department expenditures and Alaska payments.
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Cushing
Yokohama
War Department
Alaska
Marquis de Caxias
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Rio Janeiro
Soldiers and Sailors convention planned in Philadelphia
New York reports the Soldiers' and Sailors' National Executive Committee meeting at Astor House authorizing a grand mass convention in Philadelphia on October 1-2 to honor veterans and invite Republican leaders. An expected 50,000 soldiers would attend, with arrangements led by Gen. Collis and Gen. Russell and invitations extended by Gov. Curtin and Gov. Geary.
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New York
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ National Executive Committee
Astor House
HH. A. Barnum
N. P. Chipman
G. R. Standart
A. W. Davidson
J. W. Fisher
Penn
J. F. Russling
N.J
Hiram Apleton
Conn
Grant
Colfax
Curtin
Geary
Collis
Russell
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Gen. Owen
Boys In Blue
Philadelphia
Collapse Buries Residents After East Wall Demolition
In Albany on September 1 a section of an east wall under demolition on Columbia Street collapsed burying people on the first floor. A boy named Fitzgerald was rescued with a leg injury. Mrs Ha n, 66, died. later Mrs McIntyre, widow of Archibald McIntyre, was recovered. Several others feared buried as workers toiled into night.
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Columbia
Broadway
Fitzgerald
Han
Re Street
House debate on negroes eligibility for offices
In Atlanta on September 1 the House of Representatives approved a resolution to discuss the eligibility of African Americans for offices. Each Black member was allotted one hour for defense while other members participated with twenty-five minutes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House of Resentatives
Unclear OCR Item on Warrants and Officials
Fragmentary text from New York dated September 1 mentions warrants by a U S Commissioner and revenue office officials. It references Hector Smith and Mackley in a state of doubt or examination, but the fragmentary nature leaves roles and outcomes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Commisato A
Fastens
Shee Nor Agg
Mackley
Hector Smith
Stevenson Inaugurates as Kentucky Governor in Frankfort
Governor John W. Stevenson was inaugurated at Frankfort today in a ceremony witnessed by a large crowd. In New York, at the Democratic Convention, delegates have arrived and indications point to Hoffman securing 80 of 128 votes on the first ballot for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Taourete
John W. Stevenson
Kentucky
Frankfort
Allany
Hoffman
Massachusetts Democratic Convention Opens In Boston
Most delegates have arrived in Boston for the Massachusetts Democratic Convention. No opposition is expected to the renomination of John Quincy Adams for Governor. A full convention is anticipated.
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Bostox
John Quincy Adams
European and Atlantic News Highlights from September 1
Reports from London and Paris cover a string of maritime and sports items. The Ariel and other vessels depart or engage in transoceanic routes, while English cricket teams prepare for matches in North America. A railway accident inquiry resumes, with officials and witnesses detailing causes. In France, a finance minister banquet signals ongoing efforts toward peace and stability as evacuation news unfolds.
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Loxpon
Ariel
China
Jesus Tactes
Soaees
Liverpool
Baltimore
New York
Montreal
Boston
Philapesia
Wibber
G. Freemanan
All England
Snowbottom
United Pone
Seland
A. Griffith
T. Hom Ae Pooley
James Lilywhite
Chartw
Fourth of July at Yokohama Celebrated by Allied Ships
From the Asiatic Squadron dispatches the Fourth of July celebration at Yokohama involved English French Dutch and American ships with Japanese authorities joining in. The President accepted an invitation to attend the Schuetzenfest on Thursday afternoon where he could drink lager or practice target shooting.
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Asiatic Squadron
Yokohama
As Times
RautxeTon
Navy Department
Cushing
Ordered to Report for Duty and Public Debt Increase
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times reports Inspector-generals Baird and Davis ordered to report to General Sherman for inspection duty. Public debt statement for August delayed until Saturday, showing a several million increase due to Alaska purchase money and heavy War Department drafts to pay soldiers bounties.
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Cincinnati Times
Baird
Davis
Sherman
War Department
Daring Highway Robbery Attempt Near Mechanics Bank
Philadelphia dispatch reports a bank area crime as John A. Taxis, sixteen, is struck with a black jack before a cash box is seized and three men flee in a carriage. A pursuing crowd fails to stop them as the wagon disappears into the busy streets.
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Mechanics’ National Bank
Third Street
Market
Chestnut Streets
John A. Taxis
Frederick Steele
South Third Street
Thunderstorm Kills Two Daughters in New Jersey
Two daughters of Ocean County Associate Judge Thomas B. Jobes, aged seventeen and twelve, were struck by lightning while standing on the porch of their residence in New Egypt during a severe storm near Trenton. Both were instantly killed as the bolt pierced their temples, leaving the town in shock.
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Cincinnati Times
Tarnton
N. J
New Egypt
Thos. B. Jobes
Ocean County
Cincinnati Minority Conference Report Presented
Rev Moody submitted a minority report addressing political and religious conditions alongside the adopted report on the state of the country. The minority proposal paralleled last year’s stance and was discussed after a large majority vote on the main report.
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J. L. Grover
T.collett
W. E
J. F. Marlay
J. W. Cassett
Lark
C.W. Ketcham
W. Fitzgerald
W. W. Re . W. Ramsay
M. Kauffman
A. Brewster
C. Kalbfus
J. W. Fowble
J. M. Sullivan
Hove
Gayiee
Parrott
Vance
Burnett
Sexton
Rev
Clayton
Geo. Parrott
Morris
Indiana
J. M. Robinson
Des Moines
A.B. Wambaugh
Hillsboro College
van Cleve
Cincinnati
Rev. Moody
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice yields partial readable fragments about a local action. It mentions officials and the sale context but lacks complete details to identify the exact date, place, or parties involved.
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James Davin
Mulberry, Fermont Ce
Cleeda
Gui
Columbus
Nashville
Webster
Wuerrras
Church
Christ
Cesar
Church of Christ
Calor
Bisho Clark Beva
Sutherland and Starr
Hemnoe
Walker
Wheeling Register
Aruas
West Virgnia
Boreman
United States
Bechere
Cris
Hamitros
Cere
Wedias
Siternate
A. B. Wambeugh
Q.H. Dart
Science of the Cincinnati Times
Mr. Brown
West Reginis
Loys
Nagrebel
Oakland, Md
Hamilton County
Board of Managers
Waenpanbad
Ware
Langdon
F. Davia
Compall
Pendery
Springfield
Bushnell
Springfield Township
A. B. Stont
Colerain
Osbaugh
Eee Leggett
James
Pralle
Itis Ear
Dugar
Mossacre
F. Hunt
Riculture
America
Paris
Washington
Sarermens
Arregat
Rowan
Ee Cushing
Maumee
Bromena Priestwu
Haciena
Albany
Georgia
Massachusetts
Foreign News
Atlantic
Cong
Scull
France
Panta
Pierre Ago Oister
Finance
Periquex
M. Magne
Ing
Trenton, N. J
Hamilton
Rene O
Hanes
Uy Atlantic Cable
Hour OF
John Bright
Birmingham
House of Commons
Java
Michael Connolly
Tammany Hall
Sae Ae N. H
Supreme Judicial Court
Phalon
Tor
Thos. W. Farring
Siisnee
McGuire & Patterson
Ae. Sudt-Am
Istp
Fourth St
Ene Oe & Johnson
Dour
Red
Steck & Co
COAL
Superior Cannel Coal
Kentucky Improvement Co
ELLIS @ CO
West Third Street
Agree Ferreotype Co
Carewed Brace
Max
James Frans & Co
Ferree Tenuin Ne Mattresses
Thos. K. Middleton & Son
West Bixth
Bowen, Potter & Abbs
Chesnut Street
Phila
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