Preachers in the War Era United Against Bravery and Rebellion
A long polemic accuses local ministers and so-called political parsons of supporting slavery and the rebel cause. It argues religion fueled oppression, defends Lincoln, and claims Providence punished the Confederacy with Union victory. The piece cites Lovejoy and Beecher, denounces rebellion, and highlights international reactions to Lincoln’s assassination. It also notes trial progress for the assassination conspirators and discusses national debt lessons from British history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Providence
Grant Party
Elijalk P. Lovejay
Afton
Ulises
Allon Observer
Religioia Journal
America
Andie Union
Hyon
Apo
Domeveney
Haieolna
Abealan
Uoltebellion
Lincoln
Europe
Nantes
United
Stas
Republic
Palermo
Vitoria
Soulluwag term inquiry in Ohio Eagle letter
Charles Miller asks for clarification on the term Soulluwag used in the Ohio Eagle article. He objects to slang and questions if Tepon and Steno families relate, while noting Peters Miller & Brother at Olds' stand sell road-made clothing. He signs from Dormocratic persuasion and promises to write further. May aieihe
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Ohio Eagle
Grand Jury
Tepon
England
Steno
Estasory
Charles Miller
Peters, Miller & Broticer
Olds
Iost
Rebel Davie linked to alleged conspiracy in Alexandria case
The New York Tribune reports government declining a private letter tying Davie to a plot amid talk he faces grand jury indictment in Alexandria for a vast reward scheme. He reads a proclamation, shows distress, and is described as a dangerous criminal in the nation. His Senate remark on justice echoes critical views.
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Charleston
New York
Richmond
Coldiera
Jefferson Davis
Bunkee
Jontice
Rome
Chorgia
Col
Alva
Jet Davie
Vorkers Mantas
Elief Haa
Bor Teen Miniront
New York Tribune
Davin
Troupon Darin
Ife
United States
Davie
Gen J B Cox Named By Tifin Tribune As West Governor Hope
A note from the Tifin Tribune praises Gen J D Cox, calling him an able man and good soldier with many friends in the state, as Captain Raga promotes his name for the west governorship.
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J.B. Cox
Raga
Tifin Tribune
J. D. Cox
West
Rebels Describe Confederate Leaders Shot In Ambush
A biased Confederate news fragment reports that three generals Kirby Smith Poevest and Wharton were shot by men in their lines and claims Southern civilians demand punishment for leaders while private soldiers feel the strongest anger. It also notes Union reviews of Army of the Potomac and Sherman veterans and cites London Times commentary predicting Confederate ruin as Grant and Sherman advance.
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Kirby Smith
Poevest
Wharton
Toading Robulo
Phoebbeth
London Times
Grant
Confederacy
Sherman
Tothers
Wisis Tly
Burge MC D Letter to Editor on Religion and Education
An undated letter to the newspaper discusses the weekly paper's value to the community over three years. The writer praises the paper for truth and service to people, touching on religion and education topics and inviting further discussion.
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Prom
Uae
Burge
MC D
Homoeopathy is wider recognized, with figures cited in Europe
An article defends homeopathy against criticism, citing widespread acceptance across England, France, Russia, Austria, Germany, Italy, and Spain. It notes high-profile endorsements from European elites and claims statistics allegedly favor homeopathy over allopathy, referencing a London House of Commons document from 1856 and a discussion of disease treatment outcomes. It also describes a Port Royal incident involving Jefferson Davis and associates during the Civil War era, along with unrelated criminal cases and absences of clear local relevance.
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Jt Ling
America
East
England
France
Russia
Augtria
Prussia
Germany
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Pope
Rome
Hanover
Wales
Duke of
Saxcoburg
Anhant
Coethon
Sonderhausen
Leichtenstein
Grand Duke of
Luces
Carl
Duke
Parma
John
Austria
Albert
Europe
Rovin
Aesner
House of Commons
London
Jeff
Davis
Port Royal
Jeferson Davis
Ile
Stephens
Hogan
Davin Wimsell
Nydine
Farewell to Friends and News of Treason Trial
An aging speaker bids affectionate farewell to friends recalling a chequered past and seeking divine guidance for the nation. Reports state Joel Davis is confined in a Baltimore fortress gunboat awaiting treason trial, with related arrests and court plans outlined. The piece also covers Cincinnati Commercial notes on Ohio corn crops facing delays, recommending early planting of white Canada Flint to hedge against a late spring.
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Bincoin
Washington
Davis
Monroe
Suvotthah
Robel
Generlal
Jett
Davin
United States Court
Baltimore
Ohio
New York
Browini
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Joh
Tiag
Army
Navy
Gienerat
Segny
Brough
Mth Regiment
Oo. V. L
Raleigh
Loresty
North-ein Ohio
Gov. Brough
Atoe
Kee
Great Britain
Louis XIV
Macaulay
David Home
Granville
Cite Kingdom
Sele
U. S. Treasury
Consola
Onto
Ana de Lantaster
Baat
United State Tasen
Dramintieta
Sepy
Herald
Aleady
Mra. Davis
En Deshalille
Devas
Borgeatt
Toven Davin
Dirance Vile
Specia
Rogan
Pritchard
Macon
Allen
Dur Prio
Johnson
Atlanta
Augusta
Wheeler
Upton
Clay
Lady
Wilson
Vincionati
Diya
Cinelnnati Commercelal
Carey
Maria Li. Hood
Moscow
Matin L. Hood
Dr. Foss
Busan Piper
Wright
Aldo
Ios
Bia
Lancase Tor
Ung
Jenhary
Helen
Baughman
Ji Barnaides
Ann
Takley
Amanda Bohrer
Lizzie Beckwith
Ose Ore Pox
PA Roberton Lido Harmon
Mary Bhaeflyy
John Tloghs
Marzaret Spear
Mies Klinsman
Andrew Smelter
Margaret Kemp
George H
Lancaster
Lanchater
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City Counsil
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Rising
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Boren
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