Bannered War News and Civil Reflections in Lancaster
A fragmented account reflects on wartime support actions from Fairfield county, detailing soldiers, fundraising drives, and local response. It also surveys church histories and Bishop Hughes’s influence, highlighting loyalty and governance during troubled times amid a broader sense of civic duty and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Creland
America
United States
Rte Mary's
Winwibburg
Mul
Thavelly
John Breek Turnlye
Chelatt
Mey Seeeineidge
Pros
Mughus
Julia
Dubois
New York
Holy See
Mfr
Mughes
Dan H
Vair de Wishop Dubois
Bishiy Iyitaniate
Bish Dubois
Debe
Etna
Pord Ban
Westchester County
Honay
Tal
St. John's College
Harvey
Hughes
Fins
Bia
Linaelftheoneh
Apinawits
Poedham
St. Joseph
Ly Angst
SB Ie
Unis
Karel
Festus
Andee
Saya Lisalien
Palle
Congress
Washington
New Jersey
Ram Taene
Inpea
Newark
Aroifhogher
Rome
Ameren
Basilo
Mughox
Hindeveise
Lumber Wanted and Book Ad Prompts Public Interest
An advertisement requests lumber for Walnut and Cherry Lauber with fast delivery and local shop location at Mill and King streets near the old Canal. The fragment mentions a treatise on hydrostatics and medical guidance, touting a book with broad circulation and appeal to families.
Fragmented 1860s newspaper notes and market data entry
The page compiles a mix of editorials, public notices, religious discourse, and farm statistics. It includes references to church leadership, medical advice on disease, and a detailed 1862–63 crop outlook with wheat and corn production figures, plus Cincinnati market prices for flour, wheat, cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Ton
BJ. Mansfeld
Ohio
Cincinnati
ASGR
Fearful Destitution of Rebel Prisoners
The Louisville Journal reports a bleak scene as five hundred rebels captured at Camp Nelson are brought in. Most appear destitute and in tatters with many in shirt sleeves, illustrating severe hardship since the war began.
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Louisville Journal
Camp Nelson
New York Market Diary Mixed Prices and Heavy Wheat
Market report shows flour and corn fluctuating with heavy tones and few buyers. Wheat remains steady with Chicago prices around 43 and Milwaukee around 140, while corn faces selling pressure and higher shipment costs.
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York
Tito
Chicago
Nor Nurboa
Eintor Ek Westerny
Silva
Dintille
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Lancaster Gazette
Union Panawter
Novorl
Pelea
Vor
Pairfield
Thamount
Werminley
Himeland
Etyle
Aly
Gavrien
Hyervnry
Milton Hive Sont
Ner
Silinek
Las
Uae
Comepiity
Westo
Owheltam
Arent
Tancaster
Nares
Braison
Tony Dona Hy
Ueto
Tomas Jihap
Keesler
Karn Latieay
Dave Herth Lawl
Armin Ai Maem
Nigel
Winipe
Oesaies
Maou
T.olds
Virgil B
Shaw
Waltthe
Madeathhal Tey Eco
Dury
Isienie Triamsnan
Jachaun
Vehieh
Fintnery
Bane
New York Market
Makiiind
Saniel Carpenter
Paintigh County
NeAchiteaha Doe
Eliade Ostien
Bs Haidehal
Leo
Godly Walls
Wonedob
Ssevinikr
Seth du Iso
Gorin
Mutthia Andy
Pt N of
Farhad Ketan
Lancastere
Joan Elite
G.Y
Bebe Bor Were
Povey Thom
Anthene
Ili Lense
Gaenlik
Lottie Blassy
Ann Niele
Draeted
Pos Ismerevent Auaning
Tle
Ban Hater
Hottie
Cvinnbus
Frigeant Jom D. Nicely
BTN
Ten Metal
He Gaebay
Viatedta Soeraiig
Ftir Ak
Baltimore
Willung
Tae
Ms Mai
Joseph Far
Geo.h.smith, JR
Watshes
Jeweday
Girene's
Main St
Lanvanter
Horner
Clasnon
Bento
Seth
Bitteys
Rosier
Uwe
Treny
Kinney
Saul
Kiese Bitters
Ven
Ore
de Rowe
Rodvack
Promach
Weerer
Rotwack
We. Bolbaek
Rovack's
W. Roback
East Fourth T
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Abbstee Siewe Ih
Steve Pallindy
Eranie Kirton
Slerjarrie
Aswad
Ieee
Semingey
Sena
Irene & Mast Tel
Edtpranin
Inigearlbe
Oahu
Reg.o. V. 1
Vicksy
Iri
Ayor
10Th
Ohio Cavalry
Ee Eg Aes
Lerner
Pitier
Techn
Isang
Randy
Sedaria
Mies Rae
Price Schild
Lorie Toonanige Court
Lencaster
Labrosiey
Prey
Beth
Smn Monde
Anid Remmpecey
Wifleell
Hotee
Colima Sane
Mlewrenanta
Tvl
Reese Bee
M. Little
Main Street
Lancaster
John Garaghty
Thmndge
Ulook
Senebll Best
Eter P
Atare
Ail Hasinees
Lon Fl
Dee, Bt
Homaay
Ollinmta
Menibe
Pallelias
Erecahit
Ialvatortets
Miramimbays
Erall
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