War Tribute to Union Soldiers and Reform of Church Ties
A commemorative address lauds Union soldiers from Geld county for two and a half years front service, praising courage and fidelity while urging continued resolve against treason. It critiques slavery’s spread and traces a political shift through Know Nothings, Republicans, and anti slavery actions, touching on church ties and local figures. The piece also reports on Civil War logistics including conscription law debates and troop movements toward Missouri and Kentucky.
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Shaw
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Nothijoga
Thin
Republican Party
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Chasy
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Borne Township
Berne
Kinwell
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New Jersey Legislators Back Provident Policy Nomination
The New Jersey Legislature's Union members appoint a committee to draft a memorial endorsing the Provident policy and recommending its nomination. The Macon banker urges Federal deliverance from troubles amid conscription enforcement. The Newark visit and pleas highlight tensions between local leaders and federal authority in the postwar period.
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Macon
Ciorgia
Newark
N. J
Ifo
New Jersey Legislatura
Provident
Railroad construction begins amid Civil War mobilization
January 28 dispatch reports trains running between Nash rifle and Chattanooga while Colonel McCallum arrives with a thousand unrehabed laborers. Work on Knoxville rail line to start at once as supplies accumulate. Many veterans leave, northern recruits pour in, and desertions rise in the South. Rebel forces in Dalton hold, with about 80,000 troops believed present. Grant arrives to front, Judah heads to Knoxville, H S Mowitt named Medical Director to report to General Foster. Continuous guerrilla fighting noted with no major demonstrations.
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Rifle
Dalton
Tein
Tenneson
Kentucky
Prard
Grant Amo
Judah
Knoxville
Mowltt
Grant
Department of the Ohio
Foster
Political Church Rules Cited in Ohio Paper Split
The Sandusky Register quotes a reform church’s rules banning political preaching and slavery discussion except allies, denouncing abolition and black equality. Maryland and California legislatures praise Lincoln and Amnesty Proclamation. San Francisco notes quick money markets and a push for unity against civil strife.
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Sandusky
California
Maryland
Lincoln
Abraham Tinlooln
United States
Unconditional Union Fire in Ohio Debates Slavery and War
The Ohio Journal recounts partisan positions on slavery and war, praising the Unconditional Union stance while condemning pro slavery and Amalgamated sentiment. It compares political rivals, defends leadership against treachery, and cites a governor’s firm action dismissing a drunken officer as a warning to uphold discipline in the Army.
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Brough
Ohio
Miathrtane
Aine
Ana
Yewry
Journal
News from the 12th Regulars Soldier Correspondence
Army Correspondence from Co A 12th Regulars writes from camp near the Potomac. Joseph B. Groff reports good quarters, occasional guerrilla activity, and steady duty while thanking readers for home papers and subscriptions. the regiment’s strength and drills continue as winter wears on.
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van Kerrie Ros
A. R
Gaxerry
Lancaster Boys
12Th
Corporal Hailor
Stort
Potomag
Joseph B. Groff
Lumber Wanted and Lost Pocket Hook Notice
Lumber wanted by HEP and Cherry Lumber for green or dry boards one to six inches thick cash paid on delivery. Corner near Canal Mill Lancaster January 7 1864. Lost pocket hook at the post office Monday morning around 10 o clock containing money two notes and a bill. finder will be rewarded.
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Ely
Richmond
Columbia Haven
Lousiana
Lancaster
Wminorr
Adun's Express Company Agent Notice
The Office of this Company moved to the room next to Dr Wag enhala Office west of Market House. The Agent will be found at business hours. William Whitney, Agent, Lancaster, January 7, 1864. 3wat.
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Adun's Express Company
Wagenhala
William Whitney
Lancaster
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