Union County Union Convention and County Offices Nomination
Fremont Union County Convention calls Union men to meet at the Court House on Sept. 27, 1889 at 9 A.M. to nominate a County Commissioner, Coroner, and Infirmary Director and to consider other business. Article endorses H. S. Woulcysixa for Congress and urges selecting capable, honest candidates in line with Jeffersonian ideals.
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Union County
Sandusky County
Court House
Fremont
Worlock A. M
Corea
John L. Greene
Ch'n Union Central Committee
Saidlieky
Triat
Congress
T. Woulcxsixa
Union County Convention
Thisone
Caromer
Uae
Pga
War News from the Civil War Fronts Across Maryland
Reports from Washington Harrisburg and Philadelphia describe heavy fighting around Frederick Boonsboro and Sharpsburg Sept battles with Union forces pushing toward the Potomac. Telegraphs note Union gains at Frederick and Middleton, Hooker wounded and Rebel retreat toward Martinsburg as cavalry and infantry clash along the Maryland front.
Recruiting to meet October quota in state troops
Gov. David Tod orders county commissioners to draft quotas by October first and continue recruiting through October in each county. Provisions authorize traveling passes for those liable to military duty and extend recruiting deadlines to October first. Report of 111th Regiment arming in Cincinnati noted. J. M. Anner arrives home ill, expected back soon.
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Atv
Yin Doparton
David Tod
North Carolina Battle Report at Fortress Monroe
From Fortress Monroe on September 10 report describes a two hour fight with Garvioe Volunteers earning praise for bravery as forces engaged and casualties and actions are noted in the fragmentary North Carolina dispatch.
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North Carolina
Fortress Monroe
North Carelion
Gallipolio Sept 14 60 Wednerday under Gen Leriog attack near Payette
A garbled wartime dispatch describes a battle near Payette between a 1200 strong column of Chinese regiments under a Colonel diver and allied forces at camp, with heavy casualties including 100 killed. Separate reports mention a Galaxy intervention on the Leesburg road and a strategic retreat toward the Kanawha region amid evacuations and refugee flows.
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Gallipolio
Enneny
Leriog
Payette
Giuley
Cul
Diver
Leesburg
Cerritte
Ghia
Virginia
Darmerville
Lighthurn
Campoi
Charleston
Satariay
M. Baia P
Tesla
Erk
Rikkert
Galpolia
Gailioels
Sean
Chartostee
Ervey
Rasowed
Unknown 19th Century Local News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from The Evening Valley reports on a Coldwater affair involving Grierson and others with scattered names. Mentions expected and conceived results, sale of the swamp, and blood reference. Details are unclear due to garbling.
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Valletia
Col. Grierson
Lota
Basen ne Pitts Pa. 17. Ume sinty shres etchee
Fragmented text reports a dramatic event in Pittsburg involving a tour group and a series of alarming incidents. Survivors describe a dangerous explosion that destroyed a portion of the area, with multiple casualties and calls for safety measures. The account remains unsure and partially deciphered.
Port Ripley siege report by Minnesota volunteers
From Fort Ridgely Sioux War dispatch dated Sept 14 1862 detailing a major Indian attack on Port Ripley. Sherman reports heavy fort defenses, artillery response, and savage fighting. 3 killed and 13 wounded among the Minnesota Regiment. Civilians aided with shelter and supplies as reconstructions begin.
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Paul
Soaeent
Viyaks
Dole
Hallock
Fort Riewat Mee
Minnesota
Sergeint J. Jones
Merilies
Eorme
Ronville Rangers
J. Gorman
Putai Therm
Comnies
Minn
Wykoff
Tndian
Jones
T. J. Sherman
Foray by Morgan and rebel lines near Green River
Louisville dispatch reports General Morgan's foray through rebel lines near Green River. A provision train was captured to subsist Morgan's forces for 60 days. Rebel Gen. Austin and 60 soldiers were captured. Casualties were heavy on both sides with estimates of 400 rebel dead or wounded and many Federals dead or wounded. Artillery pieces were captured. brigades under Bragg and Wilder are noted.
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Menard
Vermont
Union
Breckinridge
Opdyke
New York City
Cinginvati
Rene
Ballroors
Frederick
Florian
Prakere
Fem Rinpilil
Middletown
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Mao
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Ibbona
Hatch
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1Th
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Virginia
Garland
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Monooney
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Harger
Potomac
Ribers
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Philadelphia
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Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Middleburg
McClellan
Boonsboro
South Mountain
Army of the Potomac
Boonsbears
Reno
Eaiaid Arabie
Hooker
McDowell
Fenerg Boece
Mointains
Peattins
Mundene
Hateh
Gibbon
Wisconsin
Julier Sumners
Longstreet
D. H. Huws
A. P. Bill
Prixenera
Permet
Yoneday Franklin
Harper's Fony
Hagarstown
Priledolphiar
Wall Iledolphia
Harpers Ferry
Horney
Aeveo
Burnside
Hill
Oma
Ageure
Perry
Xadden
Louisville
Lavaleville
Cumberland Gap
Morgan
Heuleo
Austin
Elizabethtown
Duncan
Green River
Pat En Cos
Wilder
Thomas
Mt Ville
Ceoporate Warecathe
Brenet- Java
Col
Donham
Truze
Bear Crk Creek
Bragg
Fragmentary OCR reports on a seizure and currency issues
Partial text refers to a Frederick precursor event with seizures of wagons and vehicles, notes on Treasury notes, and a farmer's denunciations. Mentions Jeff Davis era context and public alarm, with unclear details about seizure and land.
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Frederick
Jeff Davie
Rebels mass as aid to Lebanon push nears Louisville
A fragment from a Louisville Journal report claims a rebel force concentrates near Lebanon with 4000 infantry and cavalry four miles from Springfield. It describes orders to move troops to Cincinnati and asserts a planned militia mobilization with as many as seven thousand troops.
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Mamata Sao
Bethy Twelva Nailas
Cincinnati
Louisville
Springfield
Loutevie Journal
Louiana
Georgia
Lebanon
Charleston Quiet Now Threatened By Government Power
A traveler from Port Royal reports very quiet conditions but warns that Charleston will soon feel the government's force if a sent rebel invasion is met by U S forces. Edisto Island evacuated, gunboats guard crops, and few rebels remain on the Southern coast as troops move North. America’s women referenced alongside an advertisement for James Crampes Female Pills claiming cures for a range of female ailments.
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South Carolina
Aentleman
Boston
Port Royal
Virginia
United States
Chareston
Charleston
Edisto Island
America
Sirames Cramce
Bey Seerton
Admired remedy claims by Napoleon Northeast article
Descriptive Cin ateeee Timwes piece extols Dir Robacl'ssstansiva med and Mood Pille mood Part ier as superior remedies. It asserts wide testing across diseases, praising agents and recommending them for all ailments while signaling household trust and strong reputations in every family.
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Cinateeee Timwes
Robacl
Batemans
Eer
Tenon
Rebels close to Union lines at New Creek report
A letter received last night says rebels near New Creek have pressed Union pickets at Ridgeville, capturing three and taking James Frost and other principal Union men as prisoners. Capt. Fiery Pend lo ther nome man and Saree prisoners and five homes mentioned. Wavering loyalty noted among ex-Posmaster at New Creek.
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New Creek
Ridgeville
James Frost
Pend Lother Nome
Newreek
Plot and politics in London letters on fall elections
A London correspondent reports rumors of a deep plot among Western Democrats aiming to impact fall elections. Claims include efforts to sway Missouri and Pennsylvania support, with hints of overtures to join the Southern Confederacy and a plan to influence Philadelphia as a Southern trade hub.
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Engleed
Pope
Missouri
London
Philadelphia
Cor
New York
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