Miscellaneous 19th Century Dispatches and Notes on Railways
A chaotic array of notes covers railways in Yucia and the Portsmouth Navy Yard, population counts, factory probes in Nevada, and naval repairs. Mentions monitor progress, War-era troop calls, whale and trade news, and a curious remark on a giant gold pane exhibit in Chicago. The miscellany includes local proclamations, long roads walked for pay, and varied industrial and scientific curiosities.
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Beuanet
United States
Lowel
Bauer
Hime
Yucia
Aja Sous
Masaachusetts
Gonge
Bupiewe Goari
Nevada
Dachau
Germany
Anterien
Boston Navy Yard
Pomponcosac
Eine Ud
Monodock
Monstern
Massacclightingale
Ammenoorucere
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Avaucnticus
Poe
Ozen
Gil
Tuwi
Joseph Hooker
Syracuse
Vibee
V. Burdick
Déerea
Niagara Falls
Pails
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington Mis
Lawrence
Masa
Smeith
Runde Island
Postlatia Onk Auape
Mount Deart
Mythes Johrson
Army of the Cumberland Dispatch From Atlanta Front
Special correspondence reports Sherman's siege of Atlanta is ongoing with artillery bombardment and strategic moves. Kilpatrick raids the Macon Railroad, while Union strength and morale are emphasized as troops prepare for decisive actions.
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Cincinnali Times
Army of the Cumberland
Platform contrasts at Cleveland convention in 1881
The document records declarations from the THHO convention at Cleveland May 1881 and the National Union convention at Baltimore June 9 1864. It outlines fidelity to the Union Constitution and war aims including emancipation, loyal support for Lincoln, and promises to defend the nation and veterans.
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Cochrane
Cleveland
Tahan
United
Pitt
Ity
Nee Lee
Grucer
Union Army
Peo
Congress
National Union
Lincon
Olmeon
Baltimore
Jane
United State
United States
Army
Abaham Lincoln
Belfast riots flare and subsides noted in report
A fragmentary report notes riots in Belfast subsiding on the 14th after a brief outbreak. It mentions civilian injuries and continuing unrest with unclear details and damaged phrasing.
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Belfast
Ferry
Costasy Raw
Inet
New Publication Examines Wartime Public Opinion and Race
A review discusses a new volume by Robert Dale Owen, detailing three eras and half, exploring how the Civil War era shaped views on race and loyalty in the United States. The author assembles authentic documents to trace the diarist’s search for representatives among black and white populations and their conditions. The work aims to illuminate public sentiment through careful,Selective documentation.
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Lana
Clarke
Kirke
Warrand Cout Neers Parka
Sen
Coucute
Robert Dale Owen
Bagerore
Danish question settled by partial partition interests described
The text discusses a late 18th century settlement where Denmark loses Benrsig Holstein and Lauenbourg, impacts of Prussia and Austria, and the idea of future Polish partitions. It notes Denmark’s financial burden, disputed territories, and strategic goals for control of the North Sea and Baltic, including Schleswig Holstein and potential maritime power.
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Dev Nrrk
Benlsig
Holstein
Lauenbourg
Ting
Denmark
Pressis
Austria
Proesia
Haney
Schleswig
North Sea
Baltic
Ulden- Sore Reis
Ten Hea Teee Toon Tendowed In On Quarters
Fragmentary OCR text remains unclear with scattered phrases about health and quarters. No coherent event, names, or organizations emerge to form a valid news item.
Quiet 5a of the Potomac Dispatches Civil War Movements
A Civil War era message from September 3 notes enemy forces moving down the valley toward Winchester. April attacked and drove Union troops from near a hill, with action within miles of Chester, as Sheridan and other units maneuvered during the night.
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Potomac
Wasminorox
Potomac States
Eerardes Winchester
Averil
Whochester
Berry vii
Sheridan
Unclear historical dispatch notes and naval fire report
A partially garbled report mentions negotiations with Farxemeont, a war context, and a burned United States frigate Brandywine with stores at Norfolk. It also notes Mexican recognition and Maximilian’s diplomatic arrivals, but details are obscured by fragmented text.
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Seyereeee
Uuldibar
Navy Department
United States
Brandywine
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Maximilian
Weldon Road engagements reported amid Civil War movements
War dispatches from New York dated September describe Confederate and Union forces trading fire near the Weldon road. Reports mention Rebel batteries, Yankee cavalry advances, and garrisons posted around the juncture of the road and river as both sides move to tighten positions and men are urged to flee or hold.
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New York
Washington
Weldon- Rowl
HeapQuartLaa Pass
Raed AC
Selden
Chandler
Orbatherg. K
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Lin
Adorzitler
Ausuel
Weldon Road
Selb
Dogi
Weldon
Maury
War Bulletin Reports Rail Damage and Movements
Official bulletin from September 3-8 cites broken telegraph lines Nashville to Chattanooga and limited information from Atlanta. It notes Wheeler’s forces repelled, Kelly mortally wounded, and Sheridan pressed by Union troops, with Averill attacking Vaughn’s position and capturing prisoners and cattle. E. M. Brayton, Secretary of War, forwards the report.
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Basumetos
Atlata
Nashville
Chattar
Oga
Worer
Atlanta
Biccum
Kuusrea
Wheeler
Kelly
Ranny
Sheridan
Averill
Vaugho
E. M Brayton
Troops Occupy Atlanta Reported By Dispatch
A Civil War era dispatch states Atlanta is occupied by Union forces, with Major General Diz from General Grant's staff noting the news. The War Department has no official opinion yet and troops are said to be in Atlanta amid weather delays and strong public reactions.
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Saraian
Chattandega
Sherman Sherman
Atlanta
Hood
Gen
Shirman
Sheruan
Iba
Bach
Chatta
Worth
Nash
Uae
Kentucky
Mayland
Miscou
Delaware
Olr
Bea
Elyem
Ollun
Republic
van Derartagyt
Saree
Diz
Grant
Conta
Atlant
War Department
Sheridan's Army at Martin's Station in Action
The Herald correspondent describes Sheridan's forces near Martin’s Station engaging Rebels with shellfire and repeated Union attempts to breach morale. Artillery erupts as Brortdon’s orders guide men forward, while the enemy presses quiescently and yields ground slowly amid bombardment.
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Sheridan
New Y
Herald
Martin
Brortdon
Irtinaburg
Hines
Fragmentary Civil War era dispatches and prices in Him
A muddled field update describes troop movement and a forthcoming clash as camps form in a semicircle. Local market notes list prices for produce and eggs, with words like cents per pound and per dozen, amid war context and scattered names.
New Foax Mystery In Brazilian Waters Names Mille or Biddle
The article notes a vessel off the Brazilian coast carrying $200,000 in specie was burned. A woman named New Foax, or possibly Mille Biddle, was reportedly aboard or connected to the event. The text is unclear about exact roles and dates.
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Preste Vis
Unclear text from Washington note
In official circles the Post notes uncertainty about Bherman s rising success and hints at actions affecting a city retreat. The fragmentary item mentions an evacuation pressure and a rear action tied to Atlanta with a tense stand as a retreat is compelled.
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Sears
Tormacn
Atlanta
Therm Arnsy
the Post
Washington
Bherman
Report on Royal enlistment credits in New York City
Commissioners to ascertain the credit due on Royal enlistments prior to February 1664 report approved by the Secretary of War. It lists New York City figures including 18,020 nf ta and 1,807 previously credited, totaling 7,46.
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New York
Townsend
New York City
Government Bounties Continued Orders Officially Announced
Assistant Provost Msrehsl and Gen. Fry announce continuation of government bounties with further orders. The statement confirms ongoing support measures and future directives for disbursement and policy.
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T. Seetsenver
Enswer
Fips
Msrehsl
Gossen Soesens
Gen
Fry
Soldiers on the Field Face Harsh Weather Conditions
Reported excerpt notes extreme weather affecting troops in action areas and tense moments as the first appearance of threats unfolds, with emphasis on soldiers enduring discomfort and the dangers of a rugged environment.
Poisoned by Toasdstools in Monroes Woods
Report from Sandusky notes two deaths after eating wild toadstools gathered near Monroe yesterday morning. Authorities warn edible varieties vary and misidentification causes many accidents. care and knowledge are essential.
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Monroes Atte
Willie
Ottley
Escolent Pga
Treason Samples Spark Heated Debate At New York Rally
Report of a Saturday night meeting where speakers from New York and Indiana warned of secession and armed resistance. They urged mobilization against abolitionists and called for force to defend liberty, with strong rhetoric on restoring democratic order and opposing federal actions.
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Democratic Party
Kyaders
New York
General Grant in Camp Described by Uties Herald
The Uties Herald editor who visited General Grant in camp last week offers a vivid, hard edged portrait. Grant appears strong and resolute, with a keen eye and firm mouth, giving no boastful air yet showing tenacity and rugged resolve.
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General Grant
Uties Herald
Comet Discovery Report From Professor Casnes Travels
A letter from Professor Casnes describes discovering one of the most magnificent comets on record with a tail over sixty degrees long during travels. He states he did not contribute to the Philadelphia Press where the original report appeared and has not seen a great comet in the west.
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Ohio
Tub
Cincinasti
Osmot
Brough
Cincinnati
Hooker
Pra
Army of the Pot
Slocum
Wicks
Casnes
Providence
Philadelphia
Useful Directory Post Office Time of Opening and Closing Mails
A directory item outlines mail service hours noting opening and closing times for local post office mail handling. It provides schedule details for when letters are accepted and dispatched, aiding residents in planning postal visits.
Portals Rulea Errors Wins and Rates Issues
Unclear text fragment notes errors and rates, with mentions of dates and places but lacks coherent names or events. The readable segments imply a discussion of rules, testing, and options without concrete outcomes.
Barracks and street plan excerpt with mission address
Fragmentary OCR note shows barracks area and a mission building at 51 Vine Street with references to Third Street and a few street names. It mentions troops, waiters, and a center or headquarters near a mission site.
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SOM
Vine Street
Par
Relief Commission Notice Amid City Street Plans
Fragmentary OCR shows an Ohio relief commission notice with a 176 Vine Street address, referencing temporary services and a sale or sale-related action. The readable text implies a formal public notice from the Relief Commission of Ohio concerning street or property matters and a sale event.
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Abtugre Relief Commission OF
Ohio
Vine Street
Eheeptep Men Street
Rasa
Sieeseaer Dasor Ac
Perea Arts See Flurlap Goods
Regional arts item notes unusual goods and collaborations with local vendors. Mentions Perea Arts and WGA affiliations alongside general mentions of goods and industry links. The phrasing suggests a short feature on emerging crafts and community partnerships.
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