A Rebel Gunboat Launched at Montgomery City
Reports from New York June 4 describe a rebel steamer 244 feet long with 4 inch iron plating launched at Montgomery Alabama. Admiral Foote to relieve Dupont and leave for Charles Town amid blockade run and Vicksburg rumors.
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New Orleans Reiterates Union Flag Display Orders
Provost Marshal General Bowen orders New Orleans venues to display the US flag. St Charles and City Hotels must fly it. theatres must play a national air. Public schools receive flag presentations as four district buildings provide education funded by city taxes. Loyal unions praising teachers and northerners contrast with secessionist sentiment in the city.
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Unparalleled feat by Lake Captain on Sarah Clows voyage
Detroit Adver tiser reports Capt. David Clows of the Sarah Clows from Chambers' Island Green Bay rode a furious gale off Pointe Pelle four weeks ago with a light 300 ton schooner. He carved a three foot canal through a bar and a slough after 23 days of heaving the vessel by anchors to reach the canal, then rode out to Detroit with only a damaged centerboard.
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Vineyards Expand in Van Ranseller Township Ottawa County
The Port Clinton Democrat cites the assessor showing 1751 acres devoted to vineyard culture in Van Ranseller township with 244 acres bearing 14 acres set last year and 1361 acres this year. Land sells for 100 to 140 dollars per acre. The paper notes constant in-migration of new citizens investing in grape culture, driven by reported profits and years of success.
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Ottawa County
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Severe but Just in Mansfield Family Dispute
A Mansfield man expelled his visiting Democrat brother after the latter ghoulishly rejoiced over news of his son being wounded. The provoked father drove him from the house and warned him never to return, as reported by the Mansfield Herald.
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First National Bank of Fremont Directors Elected
At a stockholders meeting held on the 27th at the Banking House of Birchard Miller Co the following named persons were elected Directors S Birchard Jas W Wilson A H Miller Jas Justice Martin Bruner Robert Smith and A W Luckey At a subsequent Directors meeting
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Local officers elected and appointments noted in Fremont
On the same day the article records elections in Fremont with Jas W Kent and A H Sentinel, Martin Miller named cashier, and H. Birchard selected as president. The piece lists Wilson as vice president.
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Vallandigham Viewed as Janus of the Civil War
The Cin. Gazette comments Vallandigham as dual sided in the conflict, denying risk in the North while courting the South. It labels him a martyr in the North and a top rebel ally in the South, noting his self serving, cunning stance and Janus like role in the war.
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Paroled Prisoners Sent From Camp Chase to Regiments
Eight hundred prisoners paroled at Camp Chase and exchanged were sent to their various regiments yesterday. Two hundred twenty eight Indiana regiment men have been forwarded to Indianapolis.
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