El Dun Sommer Canton Veh HM Courts
Fragmented OCR note mentions a vehicular matter, court context, and names but lacks clear action. Readable elements point to a legal or property related event in Georgia with involved individuals or entities. The fragmentary text limits precise synthesis of outcomes or dates.
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EL Dun Sommer
Carte Wate Canton
CP UN
Byeng Ton
Veh
HM. Matsuen
LA Pcud
AEDS
Bow
Ey Weingie Man
Maine Election Observations and War News
A fragmented report covers Maine political expectations and a surge of Civil War era reportage. It notes state political directions, calls for funds, and mentions named figures in a tense national climate, alongside reports of naval actions and a tragic Cohoes fire with vivid survivor accounts.
Stone's Declaration of Principle in Abolition War Speech
The draft speech by Win. M. Stone, Republican candidate for Governor, delivered in Keokuk, calls the issue an abolition war and attacks Copperhead Democracy. He asserts he is an abolitionist and urges readers to share the content, noting harsh language and claims about Southern policy and emancipation.
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Win. M. Stone
Keokuk
Ian
Batley Stanton
Burnside
Bregard
Copperhead Democracy
Rathi
Democratic Mass Meeting Draws Thousands in Marion
The Democratic Mass Meeting held yesterday in Marion drew 3 000 to 4 000 attendees. Processions entered city streets led by the Chief Marshal, marching by music bands and patriotic banners. Speakers included Thomas M. Monroe of Proughue, Major Willard of Chicago, Leanabee, and Davenport’s Mr. Parker, praising conservative principles and national unity.
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Mattox
Liss
Korron Druvetn Steeatves
Marion
Linn
Lovlock Pom
Thomnas M. Monroe
Puhuque
Rasomine
Willand
Chicago
Morrow
Mr. Parker
Davenport
Convention at Des Moines backs national and State policy
The Des Moines convention adjourned with delegates pledging to support the ticket. It asserts Old Linn will vote as promised despite threats from those seeking to retain power. Porter W, Karl, President. Dots Mrrcuin, Secretary.
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Des Moines
Old Linn
Teammel
Porter W
Karl
Pres‘t. Dots Mrrcuin
Democratic State Central Committee circular from Iowa 1863
Circular announces depot locations for party documents in Dubuque Iowa City Burlington Ottumwa Des Moines Council Bluffs and Des Moines offices. It calls for county mass meetings and lists eminent speakers from Illinois and New York to aid the Democratic campaign. A statewide electors meeting is urged for October 1 to organize the township vote.
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Democratic State Central
Democratic Party of
Towa
Dubuque
Stilson Utebins
Iowa City
L. 13
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Iowa
la Gallaxp Buiseroy
Chicago
Indian Territory Campaign and Loan Report
General Blunt advances with about 4500 troops across the Arkansas river to confront Confederate forces. After a brief clash, the enemy retreats and is pursued toward Perryville and Red River. The Indian Territory area is declared clear of rebels as Blunt moves toward Mort Smith. In Missouri, recovered funds from the USS Express and the release of Charles Noyes are noted, with restrictions on movement of armed men across state lines.
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Perryville
Red River
Indian Territory
Blunt
Mort Smith
St. Louis
New York
Mr. Chase
Treasury
My. Chase
Chase
Potomac Hotilla
Paris Theater Notice Urges Bonnet Removal by Cat Owners
In a Paris theater an announced end is achieved by posting printed bills asking cats who are young and handy to remove their bonnets. The notice specifies that all other cats may keep their bonnets on.
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Linwood
City Recorder's
Oedia
Peas Recorder
Catrquet
Sr. A
Thedinga
Test
W Tunsey
City of
Dubuque
Dubuquersan
Uh Wders
Hentia
Dabur
Sen
Pth
Judge Kia
Rimes
Dunga
Paris
Cat
Army Update From Vicksburg and Forts Across the South
Br Gen Carr resumes duty to command left wing of Gen Thurdbuat’s army after recovery. Reports say quiet along the line with small guerrilla depredations near Brownsville and Jackson Tenn amid rising cotton flows to Memphis.
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Carr
Vicksburg
Thurdbuat
Elis
Corinth
Mississippi
Chaplain Carr
3D Miinais Cavalry
Mrs. Vickens
Memphis
Finois Praries
Brownsville
Jackson
Tenn
Gen. Steele
Duval's Bluff
Ark
Linn County Democratic Convention Nominates Ticket
Delegates from Linn County townships met at Marion Court House on the 3d to organize led by President Porter Basb and Secretary John Mitchell. The ticket includes Senator Captain C C Cooks Representative L D Jordan J S Winans County Judge Joseph Sovel Sheriff-Whiteman Stone Treasurer Recorder Joseph S Butler Superintendent of Public Schools D W King Surgeon John Smith Coroner John McShane. Harmony prevailed as resolutions were adopted and the convention endorsed state Democratic resolutions.
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Linn
Court House
Marion
Porter W. Basb
John Mitchell
Senaior
C. C. Cooks
L. D. Jordan
J. S. Winans
Joseph Sovel
Whiteman Stone
Joseph S. Butler
D. W. King
John Smith
John McShane
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