Lincoln County News Election Preview in 1.00 Issue
Vague OCR fragments describe an election preview listing candidates for governor and other statewide offices. Names such as Palmer, Nelson Dewey, Minie Buthe, Bentot, Wakels, and Bolin appear among scattered references to offices and officials. The fragmentary text mixes party labels and local offices with unclear dates and places.
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Keuey le Palmer
Nelson Dewey
Minil Buthe
Wregsmier
Charles
Bentot
Dank Comptrolleeth
Pierrepont
Allaray
Bleazie Wakels
Livy Cotmintosdener
Dulin Hg Bolin
Election outlook and party strength across states in 1863
A fragmented summary outlines Democratic and Republican contest dynamics in several states. It notes Lincoln’s party influence, nominating status, and predicted majorities, with mention of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and a forthcoming legislature vote. The piece references Governor Curtis’s unpopularity and a projected Democratic gain amid regional campaigns.
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GW Woodwank
Corin
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UL Lowe
Deaier Bonew
J Moerane
Lance
Curtis
Mexico Seething and Presidential Election Rumors
Aug 18 Rocuester reports Constitutional Union meeting discussing the coming Presidential election. Attendees from Kentucky Maryland Wisconsin among others expect a decisive statement tonight. London and Paris telegraphs note Russia stance on German Kings and American conscription not aimed at England. Confederate loan quoted at 2 percent discount.
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Wisconsin
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Rebel bombardment claims at Charleston and Gulf actions
An evening dispatch from August 18 reports a Confederate claim the bombardment of Charleston targeted by river monitors and fortifications, with Union forces active at sea. The rebel boast is downplayed by an officer as cautious, while telegraph reports from Charleston suggest ongoing fighting as press time nears.
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Fire at N Y Tatershack burns horses and injures firemen
August 18 New York City a fire at the N Y Tatershack on 6th Avenue destroyed the premises. Several firemen were injured and twenty five horses burned. Loss estimated at £40000. Authorities suspect arson as part of broader unrest linked to the impending draft and disorder in New York and Brooklyn.
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Canby issues circular redefining U.S. troop duties in New York
Gen Canby in a circular redefines martial law limits in New York and harbor. He states troops guard forts and public property and assist civil authorities when civil officials cannot maintain order or protect private rights. The proclamation keeps troops ready to aid authorities as needed.
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