Michigan Central Rail Road summer train schedule 1864
Marshall Statesman notes spring and summer train changes for Michigan Central Rail Road starting July 18. Passenger trains will run westward from Detroit to Ann Arbor Jackson Albion Marshall Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Chicago with morning and afternoon departures and new times listed.
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Maralia
Detroi
Ann Arbor
Jackson
Albion
Marshall
Baftla’ Crack
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Artieg of Ap
Rio
Toayes Marshall
Battle Crank
Detroit
MN. Rice
Ueneral
Fragmentary OCR notes with numbers and names
Scattered figures and labels appear with dates and amounts but no coherent events or subjects emerge. Names such as Lord and Yems Btems appear amid random codes like RBS 1299 and Aad with several years and monetary figures interwoven, offering no clear news item or outcome.
Arrest scare and paper notes in Marshall crowd
The Jackson Citizen skewers a columin half long piece about a supposed arbitrary arrest. A man described as large and greasy-looking Dutchman caused a mistaken detainment of Mr Shearman in Marshall. The error stirred party talk, while the Western Rural journal previewed by Detroit publisher WN PL Lewis promises a new weekly cultural family paper. Readers learned of Lutheran festival proceeds and praise for the Lacising Republican, now improved and prospering. Refugees describe Lee era cavalry movements near Richmond and Bay oak lines in Maryland.
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Shearman
Marshall Tl
Dinopt
Marne
Sherman
Thisrty
Sheacwem
Shearman Cery
Othey Democrati
Ivesternaural
WN PL
Lewis
Detroit
Michigan Farmer
Michigan
Confederate reports reinforce Lee arrival and blockade plans
From North Carolina and The Raleigh Times a Washington dispatch notes Gen. Lee recently arrived at Atlanta from Mississippi with reinforcements and took part in the late battle. Intelligence says several rebel steamers have reached Wilmington to break the blockade. Meanwhile The North Carolina Times reports Holden supporters win a legislative majority, though Loyalist doubts mute votes in eastern counties. Kingston reports imprisonments of men acting for Bolden.
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Newnenn
Raleigh
N. Q
D. Lee
Atlante
Mississippi
Tullahusace
Wilmington
North Carolina Times
Holden
North Carolina
Kingston
Bolden
News from Mexico and a new bridge on Marshall Avenue
From Tlavana Mexico August 18 a letter from Matamoras argues that reports against Tuareg are overstated and Uragua may still back Juarez Maximilian faces difficulties due to lack of support from wealthy citizens and clergy oppose civilization A bridge contract for Rice Creek across Marshall Avenue has been let to Kuviss Wars and construction has begun the new structure is substantial and pleasing compared with the old one
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Rice Creek
Marshall Avenue
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Holden
Marshall
Muirlin D. Strong
Hubert W. Sackett
Ogden H. Sackett
Chester H. Winte
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Afarahall Statesman
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