Northern Democrats cited as aiding rebels in battles over Vallandigham
A partisan review asserts Northern Democrats, led by Vallandigham sympathizers, provide aid and comfort to the Confederacy. It quotes rebel papers praising peace Democrats and warns loyal citizens of Democratic treachery undermining the Union war effort. The piece denounces Democratic leaders and urges emigration of dissenters.
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Vallandigham
Ohio
Fernando Wood
Tichmond Zhcaméner
Enquirer
Copperoads
the Enquirer
Sagitiver
Fong Howe
Wen
Aolves Democrats
Laan
Northuinm
Ffi
Fernando Wool
Saya
Pat
Viatio
Toda
Richieband Enquirer
Ften
Jef
Davis Gan
Phatwei
Wattle Otty
Italy
Wadeatse
Hysng-manes
From Gen Dix and Confederate leaders in Civil War note
Fragmentary dispatches describe Gen Dix in command near a river south of Midhe and actions against rail bridges. Reported destruction of Central Railroad bridges and attempts to isolate supply lines to the York and Richmond area. Pro-Davis editorials decry military leadership and urge decisive action to lift waning morale in Philadelphia New York and Boston.
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GgeDix Oriy
Gsity
Midh
Fredericks
Tilus
ERIE
TTR
Bethea
Whitt
York
Dix
White House
Washington
Savannah
Peniis
Jin-weingle
Williary
Vickabure
Abe Linen
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Barker Tlill
Davis
Invasion of Indiana Report From Salem Burning Rail Lines
Fragmented dispatch describes Rebel forces capturing Salem and Ludius, burning the Louisville and Chicago Railroad, taking 500 Home Guards prisoner. Reports mention Gen Hobson nearby with 4200 Union troops, pursuit underway as rail lines west of the Ohio are destroyed and troops move toward Indianapolis. Continuous garbled text limits clarity beyond these core events.
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Tadisnapolis
Salem
Ludius
Dianapolis
Louisville
Seymour
Hobson
Tress
Jin
Morton Ling
Firth Orsters
Carrinanothaa
Iis Idina Qullitia
National sentiment mixed as fugitives returned from the North
Boston May 20 reports describe the departure of the 54th regiment from the North with praise for the national cause. The piece highlights the return of fugitive slaves to South Carolina and notes the government plans to transport them to Port Royal. It praises Northern cooperation and wonders at the welcome given to the transport through the city. It predicts further refugee movements and views the exodus as strengthening the Constitution and Union.
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Boston
Daily Advertiact
Gianna Am Weare
Firat Regiment
South Carolina
Canada
Port Royal
South Cirotion
Charleston and Philadelphia News on Charleston Attack Plan
The Billetin reports from Washington that an attack on Charleston was planned to begin on Thursday night. A flotilla of iron vessels gathered at Port al and Evlioto, with ships equipped to join the assault and a La Targe force under Correau prepared to cooperate.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Charleston
Tlorradgy
Portal
Evlioto
Naiber
Whitworthygnis
Prrt
Genserie Correau
Regulations for the Draft and Exemption Rules
The notice outlines draft regulations, substitutes, and exemptions. It states that drafted individuals paying $300 under section 13 are not exempt, substitutes may serve, and a drafted man may not hire a substitute unless presenting for examination. It discusses March 3, 1803 service and parental age considerations, with enforcement and reporting time framed by the Border of Enrollment. James B. Fry.
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Loti
United: ‘States
James B. Fry
Tramy and Lancaster Note in Odd Public Action
Fragmented OCR text hints at a public action or notice involving names such as Tramy and Lancaster, with scattered phrases about a meeting, a train, and various individuals. The readable context is unclear, but references to a newspaper and local names suggest a brief item on a public matter.
War at 7am Basr Poubta thrown
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a war time event with unclear timing and scattered terms Basr and Poubta. No clear persons or organizations identifiable. Unable to derive a full coherent summary from the provided text.
Port Hudson fall and rebel losses reported
Dispatches from Washington July 13 describe heavy casualties and prisoner totals as Union forces advance. Reports cite 4,000 captured or killed on the field, 4,000 deserters brought in by cavalry, and a total of 35,500 engaged. Georgetown and Williamsport see rising river levels and travel disruption. Estimates of prisoners forwarded to Baltimore range from eight to nine thousand.
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Weshbiton
Yebal Watihded
Nolluns
Hatimond
Takwainber
Levis Josges
Fiat Ltd Bu
Rebela
Rahksia
Port Hudson
Potomac
Georgetown
Baltimore
Lee
Williamsport
Washington
Wn. Couch
Pennsylvania
Lou
Potomar
Lee's Army Withdraws After Williamsport Position
From Washington July 14 the Army of the Potomac reports Lee's forces withdrew from near Williamsport and recrossed the Potomac at Falling Water. Pleasanton's cavalry pressed forward, capturing prisoners as Lee sent over plunder and trains. A general movement was ordered. our riders reached Falling Water and overran an infantry brigade, with strikes on enemy arms and stores.
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Lee
Cota
Aitver
Hestile
Williamsport
Putotang
Pleasanton
Ley
Washington
Forts and Fleet Engage at James River Fort Wagner Held
From Fortress Monroe dated July 14 reports indicate Port Pocahontas on the James River saw a Union fleet take possession while Fort Wagner remained in Confederate hands. The gunboat Patroon arrived from New York bringing Morris Tatandi cay s captured. enemy casualties and prisoners estimated between 700 and 800. The assault began Friday morning, with Upton engaging and firing from Fort Wagner in the afternoon as relief steamer Upton moved.
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Fortress Monroe
Port Powhattan
James Hiver
Aurel
Disias
Patan Ding Jug
York
Morris Tatandi
Fort Wagner
Woinsdott
Prisogners
Franklin and Sprite residents vote amid campaign turmoil
In Nashville on July 20, Franklin and Sprite residents faced a heated political clash over a campaign. About 15,000 abstained as rallies and parades weighed on the town, and organizers faced pressure as the vote approached.
Murstiat city roadwork plan outlines sidewalk reconstruction
A long, garbled notice describes planned sidewalk and street upgrades along State Street and Eagle Street in Murstiat. It details timber walkways, plank sidewalks, width specifications, cross-street connections, and a 60 day building window with initial dates and responsible parties noted in disjointed legal boilerplate.
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Ity
State Street
Whivik
Jwhaiek
Mausi feHin
Utntrel
Macphall
Agai
Gm Sito
Leligan
Spd
Vhaghes Fund
Ches Equare
Joby Quigley
Staucatevettn
Goore Horst
Bordaya
Bad Fue
Gina
Daly
Aye
Jean Wea
Agua
K- Ki
Los
Michigan
Detroit editor urged treason amid civil war pressures
A chaotic editorial fragment from Detroit references loyalty, treason, and threats, citing Major General George G. Meade and the Army of the Potomac, with mentions of the Chicago Times and Chicago Tribune. It notes fear of traitors and calls for decisive action amid wartime tensions in New York, New Orleans, Chicago, and Springfield.
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Mehaly
Beddine
Detroit
Aly
Uae
George G
Moude
Betoma
Diepspite
Féax Press
Jeff Davial
Chigago Times
Areli
New York City
Logiographical Engineers
Ungaries
Wright
York Us
New Orleana
Chicago
Cristtanveza
Chicago Tribune
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Tomeoni
Ryhmy
Laxsina
Ebrrow
Sis
Democratie Musa
David ‘Johnson
Levi Bishop
Geo. W. Peek
Toni Ward
Clark
Jobusin
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J Peck
Livingston
New England
Senate
Winter
Wade
Copperhead Jeuders A3
Yifes
Siwaeb Soro
Tuly
State Reform School
Order of the
AC Grand Lodge
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Hou- Jayny
Millard
Lapawee
Bob Gotaud
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Cingiunti
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Morgan
Tuigi
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Suvall Lally
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Vernon
Wallronder
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Lancaster’ Pays
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Ubset
Cox
Dolig
York Gazette
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Poubta
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Etroira
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Sprite
Inate
Massachusetts
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Springfield U
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Veill
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Marshall
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Crise William Conger
James W Dowd
Orin
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Gleason
Gogeried
Lagaens
Hadley Johnson
Ion Ol Peranne
Fir Uh Invertiser
Muraholl
Mars John Nichols
O'Mousa
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Parkes
Mira
Rennler Hetty
Tise
Daniel J
Fig Sy Smith
Smith Nye
Saunders
John Ff
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Wardet Elizabets
Will
Lewis
Stuart Bse
Harpenden
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