MOUSE TRAVELS 600 FEET IN FRANKLIN TRAIL
A mouse reportedly traveled 600 feet on a wig sat in Franklin and ate onions for nourishment as part of a local incident. The tale references military orders, church matters, and various unrelated notes from local history and public figures interwoven with the scraps of wartime chatter.
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Jenne Watson
Herrison
Sherman
Boston
Chesnut
Windham County
Conn
Mina Insurance Company
Martford
Tbn Catholic
Bimlib
Rhode Island
Lisa
Memphis
Suffolk
Lowell
Horatio Lyon
White Mountains
Rebel Quarters at Morris Island Describe Prisoner Camp
Hilton Head correspondent reports Gen Foster’s quarters completed and occupied by the troops. A new prison area reportedly measures an acre and a half with a platform for sentinels to monitor the rebel camp and prevent escapes.
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Morris Island
Hilton Head
Foster
D Stevens
First Pasillice Report From General Wilcox Raid
A Rochester Express correspondent with General Wilcox's Virginian raid describes the First Families as living in castles with lords and ladies. The text notes their habit of sleeping late and spending time in grand mansions during the campaign.
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The
Rochester Express
Wilcox
Virginis
What Daniel Webster Did Say at Buffalo Speech
The article recalls Daniel Webster’s Buffalo speech of May, arguing against Copperhead distortions of his sentiments. It emphasizes his stance on liberty and unity, defending constitutional rights without concessions to secessionist rhetoric.
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Daniel Webster
Webster
Buffalo
Insect Lecture at Rochester on Apple Worms and Birds
An annual American event at Rochester featured Dr Trimbie of New Ark detailing the life cycle of the codling moth and its apple fruit damage. Birds and worms were described with instinctive shelter seeking, with a trap using bark and cocoons as a control method.
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Rochester
N Ty
Trimbie
Newark
N. J
Trunbie
Amelia
Democratic candidate for Vice Press urged in Florence
Fragmentary notice from The Nazione Florence states a request or call to support the Democratic candidate for the vice presidency and mentions letters of acceptance and a definl.
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Nazione
Florence
Orbe
Vice
French priests face late judicial decision on sore dispute
In a notable ruling, French priests confront a lingering legal matter as the court weighs final outcomes. The decision, issued after extensive deliberation, shapes the ecclesiastical dispute and potential ecclesial actions ahead.
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Sip Kreck Ofte Rete F
Sore
Sheridan's Victory Reported in Telegraph Headlines
Official war bulletin announces General Sheridan's success near Southampton with sixteen cannon captured and many prisoners taken. The message notes a onetime triumph credited to Union forces and mentions the general's name and engagement details with brief confirmation of the victory.
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Sheridan
Second Official War Bulletin Reports Victory Near Fisher's Hill
The bulletin describes Union forces under Lieut.-General Grant crossing into the Shenandoah Valley and defeating Early's army. Crook's command pressed the left, with the 19th Army Corps attacking the Rebels in front. Sixteen artillery pieces and caissons fell into Union hands as Early's army scattered. several divisions moved to secure the valley. The report notes darkness obscuring further details and promises more data.
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New York Commercial
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John Echols
Eerenveeny
John Morgan
Basil Duke
Morgan
Charles Frank
Springfield
Connecticut
Davis A. Russell
New York
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Early
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Defeat Compared to Bull Run In Rebel Battle
General Upton reports a rout worse than Bull Run with heavy casualties and shattered Union camps. Sheridan’s forces press pursuit as Grant’s presence is felt. details include cavalry units and movements toward Winchester and Pacific routes. A naval and telegraph expedition under Bulkley prepares coastal survey work and telegraph line projects.
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Fragmentary notes from a Baltimore convention report
Incomplete correspondence references a welfare concern and public confidence. The fragment mentions executives and a successor and names Montgomery Blair and Manston Wasurmeron with scattered dates.
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Exzcuttus Manston
Wasurmeron
Tfon
Montgomery Blair
Dean Sin
Decline in the Gold Market Report
The gold market shows excitement and decline with prices dropping amid rumors. A rumor about Longstreet and a large sum, tied to a $5,000 value, appears in the background of market movements near New York on September 28.
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Longstregt
Sheree Ee
U. S
Railroad Collision Near Forre Theyessenger Bridge
A collision occurred when the Owl train from New York was struck by the Adams Express train near Forre The yessenger train waited to cross the bridge. Locomotives were damaged and crews responded to the scene.
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Paiapse
Ruia
New York
Forre
Yessenger
Bridge
Bourrato Dispatch Notes Dix Enlistment Action
September report from Bourrato mentions General Dix and an approval or issue tied to military or official action. The fragment indicates a dated note or directive impacting soldiers or units. Further readable names appear limited to Dix and the date.
Stonewall Jackson's Brigade in Battle and Prisoners
Special dispatch notes Stonewall Jackson's brigade used up in the September 21 battle. It reports prisoners taken and forces closing new fronts as night falls.
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Stonewall Jackson
Wasiixoton
James River Report From Fortress M Ber Two
From the James River fortress note an afternoon report of no arrivals from City while an inbound from Seen's Landing notes exchange for prisoners. Report indicates about 1,000 prisoners taken on the first etant.
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James River
M Ber
Seen's Landing
General Great’s Folly and the Charleston Warning
The Charleston Examiner questions whether General Great’s four month delay against Mbow has left a ruined army and a hollow base. It notes the North’s purported 200,000 soldiers under arms and argues the invader’s rule could spread if reinforcements roll forward soon.
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Mbow
Bagaliegane
Slestonan
Peters- Dura
Bherman
Confederate States
Poties
Savings Banks Rates and Government Paper Notes
The text describes savings banks offering favorable interest rates and preferring government notes and bonds as secure assets. It notes the profitability of notes that mature in the country, their liquidity by quick sale, and their role as reliable collateral for discounts. It emphasizes government-backed securities as superior and convenient for both temporary and permanent investments.
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Aed Ao Bess Sevarng
U. & Notes
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