The Daily Journal Printer and Public Notices
An OCR fragment from a 19th century newspaper includes ads and notices about subscriptions, weekly issues, and public works. It mentions leasing Ohio Public Works to Thos. Dugan & Co. and references a Nashville Patriot debate on Loblaville disunion, plus ministerial and military notes about volunteers and proclamations.
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State of
Ohio
Thos. Dugan & Co
Nashville Patriot
Loblaville
Contraband Slaves and Gen Butler’s War Law
A historical note on General Butler declaring enslaved people in Confederate states as contraband of war. The argument treats enslaved individuals as property used to aid the Confederate war effort, thus applicable as military contraband. The piece cites Virginia law and Butler’s practical stance, describing enslaved laborers diggings trenches and carrying arms as part of wartime measures.
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Washington Dispatch
McCettoen
Holland
William ©. Butler
Coas
Volunteera
Kentucky
Department of Kentucky
Lanine Ville
Anderson
Paris
Count To Gaparin
United States
Willy
Troy
Springfield
Providence
Lincoln
Friends of Freedom
America
Washington
Butler
Himealf
Virginia
Aida
Emigration and War Supplies Rumors in the Union
A Biton Rouge, Louisiana traveler warns that if Missouri stays in the Union, hundreds of thousands of Louisiana citizens may emigrate west seeking safety and prosperity amid unrest and depreciated property. The London Post reports rifles and war stores destined for New York and other states, purchased in Birmingham and Liverpool, with payment due in Britain.
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Biton Rouge
Louie Ene
England
United States
London Post
Perain
Liverpool
Birmingham
New York
The Pan Handle Secession Vote Report in Wheeling
The Wheeling Intelligencer reports the four counties of the Pan Handle rejected secession by a clear majority of six thousand three hundred ninety seven after excluding secession ballots. Copway notes Union sentiment in Indiana and a flag at the Maryhall House, linking to a Washington to Detroit march and Ellsworth’s bloodstain.
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Reo
Copway
Fo Conn
Angieresterday
Nogampa
Vmaloan Cpa
Indiana
Conne
Heral
Wheeling Intelligencer
Anigunia
Davis to Comm T R Davis Arrives in Divisional
The correspondent Davis reports arrival in Divisional from Montgomery. He claims Jol Davis took leave for Richmond to join the army, while Wigfal will await Chief to lead in the anticipated battle. The Richmond Whig article on Greaty mocks the rebels with sharp satire.
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Teralan
Richmond Whig
Greaty
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Fragmented Cincinnati Commercial clipping details unknown events
An unreadable OCR fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial provides little readable content. It mentions a story and a date, but names, places, and outcomes are not decipherable. The readable portion suggests a brief news item without clear details.
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Fremont Daily Journal
Daily Journal
Erazy Matalug
Lew
Hati
Cheeeeker
Ondere
Danor
Keeler
Keditor and Publisher
Hatheday
Elosk
New York City
Taor Gure
Col
Elleworth
Maxhsmieavills
Paduch Herald
Columbus Creaont
Hickman Courier
Kagtocky
Milford
Cincinnati
Oes Ieee
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