22 Jul 1863
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1863
Page
1
The text notes that memory of dreadful scenes has passed and the individuals are under care at the Bishop's residence. They will be raised and durated, if no other friends are found.
A chaotic war era dispatch from a Missouri or Ohio city narrates Morgan's clash with Union and Confederate forces, detailing postbattle excitement, prisoners, and the return of troops. The note mentions Lebanon and Springport movements, local rejoicing, and a longing for steady news from the front. It also surveys land grants under a 1862 act, envisioning funds for orphans of soldiers and Michigan agricultural education with land allocations across several states.
A lengthy narrative recalls the rescue of three white captives from the Garrison era during the Minnesota uprising. George Washington Ingalls, aged nine, with brothers and sisters, endured captivity from Yellow Medicine to Devil's Lake, later being aided by Father Gerin and Father Andrew and sent toward St. Paul or St. Joseph for reunion with relatives. The eldest, John Chartz, was wounded, and the two others faced harsh ordeals before repatriation efforts by missionaries and local priests.
An essay extols keeping flowers in meals to connect with nature and history. It praises roses lilies and violets as economical and elegant table decor, suggesting flowers from the field bring fragrance and moral charm into daily life and echo poets sages and great men.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a New York page mentions a riot and visits, with garbled words and stray phrases. The text includes references to care across the city and does not present a coherent event, date, or identifiable names to summarize further.
Troops from the Sixty-fifth New York and Eighth Militia clash with rioters in Harlem and along First Avenue. One soldier wounded, howitzers deployed, Jackson’s foundry entered, and mobs dispersed under orders. Reinforcements arrive as a police and military patrol plan aims to restore calm.
A battered tale follows Ali for the Best't Rabbi Abibo driven from his homeland by persecution. He endures hunger, storms, and wild beasts while seeking shelter, meets inhospitable villagers, and witnesses robbers plundering the town. In prayerful resilience he credits providence as events unfold toward a hidden mercy.
From Charleston July 167 the army headquarters reports Major General Malte that morning of the 10th the forces engaged on the south end of Morne Island captured allibis-stranghilds and cleared a 4 yard line from Fort Waid while continuing to hold Fort Warnerlands Pauang and nearby positions.
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