Turbulent Civil War News and New Year Reflections in Ohio
Ed Lancaster Gasrte from Langaster Ohio reports on ongoing Civil War actions including Hood's crossing of the Toonesees River, Kilpatrick's raid destroying railways, and Union efforts around Richmond. The piece includes political notes on Governor Beough and Congress as well as a New Year salutation and broader vision of Union victory and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Toonesees River
Geveri Thomas
Shennan
Kilpatsick
Richmond
Dolta
New York
Ohio
Beough
Congress
New You Jan 2 dispatchs on Richmond front and naval moves
Rumors swirl about VP Blair and Blair visiting the Confederate front near Richmond possibly on a peace mission. Reports note exchanges of prisoners and shifting Union forces, with Savannah shipments and Savannah operations under review. News from New York and Washington details Pearl Harbor style tensions, blockades, and rebel movements, including Beauregard and Sheridan updates, plus a note on Home Guard limits and militia calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slauws
Blair
Alf
Tront
Je% Davis
Richmonds
Tracy
Washington Dispatches
Richmond
the Tribune
XEW Hemel Tanate
Shenandyah
Atlantic
Manan
Busan
Alay
Lena
D. Godfrey
Chir
Clirtor Cale
Rand
Kate Prince
Bho
Brazil
Uo Shonandoah
ADMY
FOFOU
Farrow'e Delunil
Jonge River
Datel Gap
Mppinite Tin Lawlett
Savannah
Lee
Brechtiridysa
Weavy Locke
Home Guard
Bitfield
State Line
Beauregard
Altamaha Bridge
Savannal Ae
Petersbore
Wilmington
Yauco
Mobile Adventiver
Davidson
Ohio Quota of Three Hundred Thousand Men Adjusted
Provost Marshal General Pry reports Ohio's Civil War draft quota under the three hundred thousand men call. District quotas show variances by district with excess years of service over furnished numbers, and the total adjusts to reflect credits earned by Ohio volunteers to date. A concluding note mentions a veteran with long service and a wealth of wartime fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansiat Grey
Creice
Wanlington
D.C
Jas
A. Witeoa
Ohi
Columbia
Ohio
WAR Department
Tynan
Pirut
Seon
Nia
Almbor
Man
Wight
Wen
Dowolith
Ganz
Nimnbur
Thirloeuth
Pourtounth
Fiteenth
Sixteenth
Seventienth
Thaddeus Morrico the Speaker's indispensable page
The long time House helper Thaddeus Morrico stood at the Speaker's elbow during sessions for years, guiding parliamentary questions and ministering to speakers such as Pennington and Colfax. His quiet, pivotal role kept order and helped the House function, earning praise from many veterans and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congrow
Thad
Morrico
Thaddeus
Congress
Boyd, Ore
Pennington, Graw
Colfax
America
Ponnington
Gottlaman
Pennington
Auestion
Colfins
Coline
Census Sketch of St Louis Population in 1860s
A city and county census outlines St Louis demographics including whites and blacks, free and enslaved, noting white female share drop postwar, shifts in black population, and a comparison with prior censuses. It highlights the war’s impact on male white numbers and census-era social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ateil
Italia
Grg
Lan
Towis
Lancaster
Ledivid
Porvons
MendyaMade Clothing and New Store Ad Offer
MendyaMade Clothing returns with ready made stock priced to gold standard at low cost. Colum ban store opens offering vast Christmas and New Year presents. Also notices a reader ad section for valuable lands for sale and local shop promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Take
Taincaster
Columbus
Aaron
Hill's
Green’s Block
Fairfield rifles at Nashville described in 90th Ohio report
Lieut. Elder of the 90th Ohio recounts the battle near Nashville Tennessee. The brigade moved to the right, formed two lines, and the 16th and 23d corps protected the attack. The charge captured a rebel fort with several artillery pieces and prisoners. Four killed and twenty eight wounded in the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nashville
Tenn
Fairfield
Ouy Brigaie
Obio
Witat Olsi
Stat Tudlaua
Travis
Sint Tndiana
Jatin T. Keller
Chis. Wright
John II
Scales
Parsons
Thomen
Corp
Williamson
McDaniel
Otra
Wesley Pusch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Lancaster Gasrte
Langaster
Paracay
Tin
the Times
Thorugh
Othe
Irtigen Horder
Prissnens
John Covilla
Col
Mulford
George D. Prentice
Louisville
Richionil
Snedmans
The
Times’ Washington
Suvana
Simeon Draper
Poxak
Papore
Lousisianaia
Richmond Baaumnor
Savadals
Goo. Lawloss
Atorce
Pontine
Beidsee
Geauger
Miotir
Dan
Cabanha
Cranger
Franklin
Mobile
Alabaynia
Selin
Suoa
Waa
Movage
Mulcaly
Haldia County
Alabina
Nail
Havana
Aubrey
England
Columbis
Commercial
Gen
Pry
Folanon Stucpes
Kay
Aanesvithe
Ajaik
Lunges
New Orleans
Davis
Walsh & Bevo
Biite
Chicago
Lilinolt
Gourteal
Abe
Sturges
Bart Dot
Liege Jonnamys
Nuin
Dusinews
Solomon Sturges & Sons
Willem
Waehangerd
Lin Diogenia
Merald
George B. McClellan
Kenex Railroad
New Jersey
United States
Ohio Military
Washington
Mtr. Wetmore
Nathaniel Metean M. Guy
Urbana
Tur Covstay
Lu Thume
Tose
Tia
Cot of Common Pleas
Pranklin County
John J. Breslin
Breslin
Supreme Court of Ohio
Mion G. Thinman
Eay
Gibson
House
Oho
Astley Eckley
Solenck
Palling
Garield
Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democrats Who Voted Nay Sire Mosare Cox
Long, McKinney, Morris, O'Neil
Pendleton, Noble and Finck
Pftdl
Apaien
Senate
Grinckel
Bailey Walker
Shelby County
Col Maxwell
Lhe Sunpalo
Dutch Gap Canal
Silliman
California
Sans Barbara
Gilbert
Silliuian Pes Werd
Buenaventura
Santa Barbara County
Milon
Sheffield
Sligo
Pittsburg
Anyaceus
Tno
AL. Dallas
Billy
U.S
Toplin
Polk
Philadelphia
Pau
Za al
Rerio
Sam
Marc
Leeaey
Harley Aroveans
Eit Ston
Sale Petter Adulaltztnr
Aemianiel Coley
W. Morgan
Este Mohias
Denembar
le Hou
Court of Common
Menniot
George W. Mare
wiNilly
George Ing
Fancaster
Publicaniue
Wiles
Colt House
Lanewater
Yarotawei
Bugin
Hiv
Eomar
Lohan
Sale
the— Union
Ules Chottox
Saviea
Ogtiuluire
Waliataniling
Mont Triltiens
Theartis Tenahn
Thadee
Siljeets Sonnookadt
Bia
Aneere
Rory
A Ketter
96Th Ohio Negienens
Wreecy
Imahe Worl
Illustrated Scientific American
Weston Staten
Grat Yale Ta
Tellatin Prinetoerwing
Uae
Hivxehoth
Yiwu
New Yor City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!