Fremont and Lincoln Rivalry Seen in City Opinion
The article surveys local reactions to the 1860 presidential contest between Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Fremont. It notes the temper of abolitionist and proslavery factions, describes party loyalty and the danger of radical wings, and predicts the November race will pit opposing political lines as supporters weigh loyalty against policy.
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Rempuoen Prees
LinColn
Cuasn Cox
Elf
Fulmont
Obedice
Buchanan
Rovd
Limeell
Fremont
Promises at Chicago Convention Predict Democratic Loyalty
Speech excerpts reveal Daan Ricuwono and other Democrats pledging offices and positions at the Sherman House in Chicago. The article accuses the party of broken loyalties, thefts, and betrayals, arguing voters will crush their promises in November to protect the Union.
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Daan Ricuwono
Chicago
Lincoln
Sherman House
Union
Det
Death of Colonel Moseby in a Washington area duel
In Monrovis Missouri near 1's Ferry Mr Edwards reports Colonel Moseby the guerrilla chief was shot in a duel by Colonel White over a disputed horse lot. The two factions argued and fought after a theft from their side, leaving Moseby dead.
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Moseby
Washington Abronfele
Faye
Edwards
Monrovis
1'S Ferry
White
Moaeby
Newtone Physician Advocates Bronchial Troches Relief
A Newtone physician promotes bronchial troches claiming relief from throat affections and hoarseness. He urges use to ease horrid throats and bronchial discomfort, offering guidance on dosing and benefits.
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Sasert
Rhinos Bowen
Fragmented Civil War Era Update and Local Notes
A garbled wartime near-digest reports Gen Lee's recovery and return to command in France era campaigns. notes on the Paris child mentorship, Dutch cows, and a burned hotel arrest in Richmond. Includes claims about slavery causing civil war, bank poaching trials, and a large wine crop forecast in California.
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City
York State
England
Nibio
Chicago Times
Printer
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St. Francisville
Minolta
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Bears
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Belworst
Marain
Mobile
Pierce
United States Naval
Orfolke Navy Yard
Methodiat Church
Belligueare & Ohio
Shenandoah Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Bal
Heston
Congress
California
Fragmented Civil War Era Letter From Gallipolis Dispatch
A long dispatch discusses regimental pay, officer conduct, and muster details. It notes the 1000 plus Ohio volunteers drawing pay, clerical efforts to finalize accounts, and critiques Lieutenant Horrigan's suitability. It references Union meetings, political activity, and Lincoln era sentiments amid military administration.
Grant's Earthworks and Peters Analyzed in War Ravaged Terrain
The writer surveys trenches and fortifications around Peters and Morris Island, describing dugouts, rifle pits, covered ways, and graves amid continuous artillery and musket fire. He notes tangled vidette pits, reserve lines, and battery positions revealing a brutal, ongoing battlefield landscape with improvised defenses and solemn graves.
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Exoe
Morris Island
New England
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Sean
Copbon
Rebs
Pete
Desolation in Georgia Seen From Chattanooga
Boston Journal correspondent surveys Georgia from Chattanooga to Marietta reporting a depopulated region with only women and children remaining, few able bodied men in Confederate service, fields dying for lack of work, and widespread flame and ruin along the railroad with charred timbers and trenches.
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Georgia
Boston Journal
Chattanooga
Marietta
Corm
Chivsky
Sherman
Swindle in Oil Regions Revealed in Ol City
The Pittsburg Chronicle reports a bold swindle in Ol City Penn four to five weeks ago by a company posing as a bank. The scheme involved taking customer funds on opening day and absconding before the bank could operate. Urgent notices prompted searches and concern over the missing money.
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Pittsburg
Ol City
Penn
Bank
P. M
Punt Eatel
Leased Property Details Reported In Dodwartht Records
A local leasing entry notes Dodwartht informally leasing Briana Rohe Ma Rohe property. The document references a broker and a formal agreement with specific terms pending review.
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Dodwartht
Avoveta Returns Show Union Victory Across State
Official returns from 275 cities report a total vote of 52 000 and a 15 316 majority for Governor. About 18 000 yet to hear from. statewide turnout is about 10 000 lower than last year. From 119 districts 102 Union and 17 Democratic seats elected to the Legislature. Senate is unanimously Union and all counties carried by the Union party.
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Avoveta
Senate
Union Party
Geld Market Steady With Narrow Trading in New York
Gold market in New York on September 15 showed steady to firm conditions amid light speculative movement. Prices fluctuated between 206 and 226, settling near 226 after tentative dips earlier, with overall steadiness noted.
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New York
Petersburg bombardment and tax policy notes
The item reports Civil War era shelling near City Point as General Grant strengthens rear lines and discusses the five percent special income tax being collected like other revenues, with no withholding noted for Weir livia and mentions internal revenue decisions.
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Petersburg
Washington
Grant
City Point
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Percote
Livia
From Grants Army in Petersburg and Appomattox
The dispatch reports heavy fighting near Petersburg with mortar shells and gunfire driving casualties to hospitals. A Rebel sharpshooter crossed the Appomattox and killed a man at a battery before being shot. Deserters claim Lee warned of retreat while ration strains worsen conditions for troops.
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Grant
Petersburg
Appomattox
Lee
Suene
Guerrilla Movements and Deaths Reported in Rebel Actions
Dispatch describes clashes between rebel groups led by Captain Dapester and Pratt near Tay nate Drayester with Dupester’s scouts. Conklin killed by Pratt’s men. Dupester wounded. a short distance out Beate fired injuring Dupester. Trenton looted by guerrillas. riverine chase by a gunboat drove rebels away with no damage reported.
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Dapester
Aptain Pratt
Conklin
Dupester
Pratt
Taynate
Dray
Magazine Explosion At Fortt Pick Ering
Fragmented OCR describes an explosion at a fort and a naval engagement near Torvbat buoy. The Memphis Bulletin reports casualties and actions of the steamer Commercial under convoy near White River with gunboat No. Thirty.
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Careo
Serena Priopant Broan
Bry
Memphis
Torvbat
Commercial
White River
Ory's Landing
Rebe
Democratic State Convention Resolutions Endorse McClellan and Pendleton
The Albany Democratic State Convention resolutions endorse General George B. McClellan for President and George H. Pendleton for Vice President and pledge New York Empire electoral votes. They affirm support for peace policies, Union restoration, and constitutional liberty, noting loyalty to the Union and opposition to rebellion. Updates on military movements, recruitment, and Confederate threats are also reported.
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New York
George B. McClellan
George H. Pendleton
United States
Empire
Geo. B. McClellan
Democratic Party
Canby
Morganza
Ulman
Acre
Reed River
Walker
Poligenec
Alexandria
Mississippi
Reynolds
Louisiana
Vicksburg
Ullman
Belope
Coldons
Missouri
Collec
Fragmentary line hints at battle and identity
A partial OCR line mentions battles and a person’s identity but lacks full context or details about events, locations, dates, or outcomes. The fragmentary text provides minimal information suitable for a cautious summary.
New York Democratic State Coalition Nominates Ticket
Horatio Seymour is named for Governor with David R. Floyd Jones as Lieutenant Governor, Jarvis Lord as Canal Commissioner, and David B. Me, P. as State P. likely listed among nominees in the factional report. The article notes the slate under the Democratic coalition in New York.
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Horatio Seymour
New York
David R. Floyd Jones
Jarvis Lord
David B. Meof
Price Threatens Invasion Report From Missouri Frontier
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Confederate forces under Price and Snel moving toward Missouri. The text mentions a rapid invasion threat and possibly exciting military news expected this quarter, with officers in Little Rock reporting troop movements toward Cape Girardeau and nearby areas.
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Price
Missouri
Cous. Ove
Dei Island
Cape Guarvil
Little Rock
Snelby
Tepubiens Nominate Electors at Large by Acclamation
Edward Everett of Senin and Hon. Waiting Griswold of Greenfield were nominated as electors at large by acclamation at a Tepubiens meeting. The event occurred September 15 with general endorsement from attendees.
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Edward Everett
Senin
Waiting Griswold
Sid
Greenfield
Sentinels Report on War Events and Destruction
The text describes a large fire at a warehouse with property valued around 4 100 000 and calls it the greatest blaze in the Sea Confederacy. It cites Sentinel reporting on General Sherman and depopulation, mentions war conditions, and notes troop movements near Macon and Tullahoma with Grant maneuvering on the Weldon Railroad.
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Manchester
John Olimore & Co
Sea Confederacy
The
Sentinel
Sherman
Richmond Sentinel
Capleno
Macon
Wheeler
Tullahoma
Fatansuvno
Grant
Weldon Bill Reed
City Point
Personal notes about Pendleton and McClellan letter dispute
Fragmentary report notes that a political figure denies supporting McClellan and will not write a letter. It mentions Winslow arriving in the Karearge area, with unclear formal notification of his word.
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Siresa
McClellan
Pendleton
Winslow
Gulf News Reports Comet Incident and Rebel Cavalry Sightings
An odd report states a comet was observed six times from the water at Dog River. Rebel cavalry were seen on Fish River during a cruise near the Rio Grande, with mentions of French vessels and a Cosmodomy event linked to Aroos south of the river.
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Gulf
Dog River
Tn Za Cosmodmy
Rio Grande
Focreares
Unclear fragment hints at Civil War era debate
Fragmentary text references Gen Sherman and wartime beliefs among a native group. Context suggests discussion of extermination fears and ongoing conflict, but details are garbled and names or events are not clearly identifiable.
Gandusky District Recruiting Brief Sparks Activity
A short report notes brisk recruiting in the Gandusky district as Prowess Harshat initiates new sorties. Local officials gauge impact on community and resources.
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Gandusky District
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