Fremont Journal Meeting at Clyde Organize Townships
The Fremont Journal reports a meeting in Clyde with RB P Buckland Col. of the TH Reg addressing residents. It urges immediate organization of a Avery township and school district, calls for continued work to support the administration and quell rebellion, and urges all townships in the county to organize and take action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Buckland
Col
Reg. O. V
Sanrday
Ty Avery
Thillvilly Township
Jounnat
Meeting Honoring Washington Draws Large Birchard Hall Crowd
A Monday evening gathering at Birchard Hall commemorated Washington's birthday and welcomed the patriotic address and resolutions from Ohio soldiers. About 700 filled the hall, with hundreds left outside. speakers, songs, revolutions, and a tune kept attendees engaged until twelve. The report urges similar meetings statewide to bolster morale of soldiers and condemn compromise or disloyal sentiments.
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Birchard Hall
Washington
Obio
Trenton
Firedom
Somdisky County
Ahase
Ohio
Yadiex
Toledo Blade dispute over integrity and past claims
A Toledo Blade clash is described with the author accusing the paper of denying alleged truths about its coverage. The author pledges no file is kept but asserts substantial truth to the charges, noting statements from prominent Republicans. The piece also mentions the conscription bill passing the Senate and House by votes of 115 to 49.
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The
Toledo Blade
Blade
Ourself
Uni- States Senate
House
Opposing Soldier Voting Across States Cited
The piece recounts Democratic and Union opposition to soldier voting in several states, noting Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan battles. It presents partisan tensions and urges loyal support for the government, citing a Springfield News reprint via the Sandusky Register.
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Tnellinois
Wisconsin
Michigan Senate
Sandusky Register
Springfield News
Clark
Register
Meeting at Birchard Hall Honors Washington Birthday
Immense Fremont and Sandusky county gathering at Birchard Hall on February 23 to celebrate Washington's birth and honor soldiers. Col Buckland spoke on Shiloh losses, regiment hardships, valor, and war aims. resolutions urged union restoration, opposing peace not full and unconditional.
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Fremont
Sandusky County
Birchard Hall
Justice
L. Q. Rawson
I. M. Kern
Buckland
R. P. Buckland
0. V.L
Washington
Shiloh
Sherman
Ol. Buckland
Memphis
Fort Pickering
Stilwell
Northern Rebel Impudence and Northern Letters
A Civil War era letter from Townend Ohio denounces Southern sympathy and calls for unity. It warns against petitions to ban black settlers and invites Tar and Feather threats against Southern sympathizers. Included are dated notes from Feb 1863 and letters from Nashville and Chicago reports on Union and Confederate movements and local anti rebel sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townend
Townsend, Sandusky Co
Ma. Eviron
Diverse 1860s Bellevue notes reveal industry and civic life
A survey of Bellevue business and community activity reports diverse enterprises including hats and millinery, brickmaking cooperage and tobacco, banking offices, multiple warehouses, tanneries, a foundry and agricultural implements shop, and two schools. The piece highlights a 1400-bushel daily grain-usage, a 900-dollar daily duties bill, and a flour milling capacity of 100 barrels daily, alongside a grand civic tale of a lampoon driven gathering with oyster supper, band, and a jovial mayoral-saloon split.
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Wollon
Cooper
Indio
Ridgen
Brey
Bellevue Post
Wilt
Dirin
Ro Becker
Tr” Sempeon
Ratory
Dewwersey
Brubteker
Sampron
Dora
British Government Pushes for Arming Letters of Marque
Washington dispatch notes contentious push for letters of marque in Alabama coast affairs. Reports from New York cite debate on conscription, with expectations of 800,000 men and possible enlistment of mobilized officers. Gen Hooker in Washington discussions with the President and War Secretary about improved army discipline and efficiency as Union forces push for conquest in the East. Smuggling into rebel lines wanes. desertions decline. cavalry actions under Gen Stoneman gain momentum. Captain Cannon’s clash with Indiana forces near Charghe Valley ends with a Union victory and several Indian fatalities reported. field numbers vary.
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Alabama
Bee
Navy
New York Harbor
New York
Herald
Washington
Hooker
Promias
Sonruti Ali
Stoneman
Stuart
Times
Great Salt Lake
Indiana
Charghe Valley
Bat Tle
Atrife
Armistice debate and arrests in Missouri and Indiana
Gov Gamble opposes Delaware armistice resolutions and the Missouri House passes them informally amid sharp debate. In Indianapolis, four Shelby County men are charged with conspiracy to incite desertion. two bail out, two jailed. Officials report others implicated in misconduct and misuse of rations and funds.
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Jefferson City
Peb
Gamble
Delaware
Mistouri
Penes
Vernor Gamb
Gilbert
Indianapolis
Shelby County
John and Jackson Baker
Henry Hall
Trees
Bakers
John O. Brown
K. G. O. Hughes
Dr. Carter
Dudge Smith
Carter
Gol. van Valkenburg
Indiana
Gov. Morton
Washington
Rebels Threaten Kentucky Invasion Report
Louisville dispatches report rebel incursions along Blue Grass borders. claims 700 cavalry at Nicholsville and 1500 at Richmond with a march of up to 10,000 toward Lexington under Longstreet. Authorities caution reports may be overstated but skirmishes occur near Winchester. No calm in Frankfort and Lexington areas.
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Louisville
Journal
Blue Grass
Lexington
Frankfort
Danville
Nicholeville
Louisville & Lexington
Democrat
Richmond
Longstreet
Leroy Clark
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Prankfort
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