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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1864
Page
3
Rail schedule fragments show arrival times, connections and routes including Albion Detroit, Chicago expresses, and Western Wall service. Details list trains to Coldwater Charlotte Dellevdie and posted stop patterns with departure and arrival windows, noting limited weekly operations and weekend adjustments.
Residents report powerful revivals spreading from the Christian Church through the Presbyterian and Methodist congregations with evening services and extensive prayer. The revival appears strongest among Sabbath School members as a citizen notes corrections about local leaders and a nearby feed store opening while troop movements and battlefield letters reflect Civil War era activity in the state.
Hol Pennin Co announce revival of the old Marshall House with new owners and planned renovations. WM Parvin begins stocking flour and meal plus seeds and feeds, aiming to attract farmers from Calhoun and nearby counties with low prices and practical goods.
The item presents a garbled early marriage notice from the city ledger. It lists several couples with surnames such as Millan Demutt Lamphear Roberts and Robinga, paired with given names in a pattern suggesting unions performed in February by multiple names and locations. The legible fragments indicate date marks and officiants, but the full details are obscured.
Died on the 27th in Tafinary England after long illness Elizabeth Lea, wife of Dieat in Croxiy, with a large circle of children relatives and friends mourning. Her funeral sermon was at the Catholic Church by Rev I G Koopman, and she is survived by a husband a daughter and several sons.
From Chattooga to Chattanooga on February 13 reports say enemy forces concentrate at Tunnel Hill and mobile reinforcements arrive. Dal ton not fortified. Gen Logan advances forty miles from the river toward Sand Mountain taking forty prisoners. Loyal crowds cheer as troops pass. Quartermaster Dudley of Cincinnati faces arrest for alleged frauds. Rebel women at Huntsville allegedly attempt smuggling goods.
An advertisement extols Bryan Pulmonic Wafers as a swift cure for coughs and lung issues, claiming relief in minutes with a single dose. It lists distributors in New York City and promises box shipments via druggists, urging readers to request a free prescription by mail from Dr. Ditox M. Dasxart.
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