Bloody Sixth Reg in Gulf War Tally Receives Deserved Fame
The Twenty third Michigan Sixth Regiment under General Clark arrives in Jackson’s theater of operations, with about 600 men, 190 detached for duty. Organized at Kalamazoo August 1861, it joined Butler’s expedition, helped in Vicksburg and Port Hudson sieges, fought at Fort Morgan, and earned renown for gallantry and heavy losses across the Gulf Department.
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Tix Michan
Tig
Tncksor Fase
New Orleana
Gul
Charlad K. Clark
Department of the Gulf
Kalamazoo
Teche
Weitzel
Colton
Kennerville
Port Hudson
Nanly
Heartfest
Ita
Port Madson
Mississ Apps
Dailey
Morgana
Vickaburg
White River
St. Charles
Ark
New Orleans
Fort Morgan
Mobile Bay
Gaines
The Late Gov Brough from the Chicaca Republican
Gov John Brough of Ohio born Marietta 1811 rose from printing and local papers to Auditor of Ohio 1836 41 and editor roles. Renowned as a stump speaker, he later led railroad ventures and finance in the West, stood as a Republican in 1868, won by 61 900 home votes and 101 099 with soldiers, and died while his family resided in Cleveland. He was succeeded by Gov Anderson, brother to Gen Anderson of Punterthine.
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Chicaca Republican
John Brough
Marietta
Ohio
Olio
Cinsinpati Enquirer
Gov
Brough
Thomas Corwin
Howavers
Madison and Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Great West
Gov. Brough
Gov. Hrough
Wul
Jike Daniel& Dickinson
New York
Penjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
Satie A. Logan
Ilinois
Clement L. Wallandingham
Union
Northwest
Walloodiogham
Cleaveland
Columbus
Gov. Anderson
Gen. Anderson
Punterthine
Boston
Herschel ¥. Johnson
Washington
Geary
Heiskel
Tennessee
Knoxvile
Ket
James Buchanan
D. Appleton & Co
United States
Port Mahon
State Department
Nogland
Morphy
Dalton
Georgia
Frederick W. Seward
Hay
John Voorhes
Monroe
Michigan
England
Great Eastern
Sheerness
Newfoundland
Detroit
General Association of the Congregational Churches- of -Michigan
Battle Creek
Southern Churches urge submission and unity after war
Pastoral manifestoes by three Southern Methodist Bishops and the Episcopal Bishop of Alabama urge cheerful submission to the national government and acceptance of war results. They resist church reunion with Northern brethren, insisting future talks must come from the North. Episcopal Bishop Wilmer says prayers for the President resume only after civil authority returns to Alabama. Georgia Episcopalians resolve to reconnect with the North if the Bishop deems it faithful to pledges to other Confederate regions.
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South
Alabama
Wilmer
Alabaa
United States
Georgia
Confederate States
Brights Welcome to America Per Bremen Dispatch
From the London Shipping Gazette dated August 14 a Bremen report says Admiral Goldsborough commands the United States squadron in European waters and will visit Western Europe ports. The frigate Colorado sails to England to convey Mr Bright to America in welcome of the Union. a high courtesy noted in the dispatch.
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London Shipping Gazette
Bremen
Goldsborugh
United States
Texel
Europe
Coloaado
England
Johnada
Bright
America
Sheep breeders seek the high standing of Mr M in Michigan
Michigan farmers have often patronized itinerant aheep pedlars, but the better practice now favors known and improved qualities. Mr M holds a high position among sheep breeders, and his influence guides rational breeding in Marengo.
Pleasant Affair Honors Col. Johnson With Gold Watch
A Davenport era social event at the Marion House parlor hosted by Col. Thomas W. Johnson of the Second Michigan Cavalry. Adjt I. O. Abels presented a $300, shell-pattern gold watch and chain as a token of esteem, with remarks praising Johnson and their service. Champagne and toasts followed in a warm, reflective mood.
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Jackson
Thomas W. Johnson
Second
Michigan Cavalry
Cauera
Adjt
O. Abels
Johnson
Johnzon
Col
Granger
Baker
Messia, Leonard & Watts
Visit to Mr G A Miller Describes Sheep Breeding Method
A letter recounts visiting Col Thomas Ye Jolnaon to inspect Mr. Charles A Miller’s sheep operation. Miller keeps 260 plus sheep in four flocks of American Improved Spanish and related breeds. The owner outlines a breeding and feeding system aimed at reducing wool defects to improve compactness and fineness, with a view to sharing practical insights with readers.
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Lagibe Pte
Charles
A. Miller
Ming
M. A'Yisit
News Jottings From Across The World
Indications of petroleum are said to be found in Cuba and a company formed. Emigration from Cork to the United States runs about 1,000 weekly. A massive ancient ruin with colossal temples is reported in Mexico. Copperhead and Civil War era notes abound, including rail accidents in Georgia, cholera threats, and upcoming state fairs.
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Cuba
Cork
United States
Mexico
Atlantis
Jace Ogi
Petersburg
Niles
Llinois
Sues
Fitzgerald & O'Brien
Marshall
Michigan
Doursigneid
Junge
Dus C
Pitzckusp
Tig
Aleo
Arctic Fire Insurance, Co
New York Capital
Fitzgerald and
O'Brien
Herndon
I . T.d. O'Brien
Tyldes Marshall
Cable saga and diary of the Atlantic cable voyage
Dr. Wii and Dr. Russell recount the Great Eastern voyage for the Atlantic Telegraph in a diary that blends romance with catastrophe. They describe cable paying out, ooze coatings, stray iron-like fragments, and the crew’s vigil in the paying-out tank as fault moments spark debate over malefactors and engineering peril. The diary concludes with the failed but costly attempt to lift the cable and notes railroad progress from White Pigeon toward Three Rivers as work continues north.
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Wii
Ruesell
Great Fustom
Luge
Atlantic Telegraph
Sir. Russell
Russell
Eagie
White Pigeon
Detroit Market Highlights mixed bids and firm closing values
Market notes show nominal stabilization with a sale of 200 bbla superior at 925. White and amber grain prices edges firm as oats and corn demand hold. Potatoes and apples showed steady to dull prices while barley ranges and rye activity reflect cautious trade.
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Coubeling
Superior
Witeat
Lear
Ryr
Married in Amimiett and Galeabsirgh notices
Frayed OCR marriage notices list couples and dates in Amimiett and Galeabsirgh with minor clerical errors. Capt A G Wint, late of the twentieth Mich Infantry, weds Netix, daughter of Jeremiah Brown. Another couple, Ssakone G Suits and Lociss M Kepuona, are joined by Rev E L Davies in Galeabsirgh.
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Amimiett
Hor
A. Bua
A. G. Wint
Kwentieth Mich
Netix
Jeremiah, Brown
Galeabsirgh
E. L. Davies
Ssakone G. Suits
Rawle
Death notices from Battle Creek and Wisconsin pioneer Walter Martin
In Battle Creek on August 21 died Mr. Sexay Axog aged thirty five. In South Berlin Kla ughter Mrs Hlijah Dixon Wattee Magma Jnq formerly of this city. Mr. Martin left here months ago seeking climate change. while in Utica he fell ill and died. Walter Martin, early pioneer with Hon W R Martin, served as Justice of the Peace here, wife died years ago, leaving a son John and a daughter Mire Dixon Bipounder.
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Battle Creek
Sexay
Berlin
Klaughter
Hlijah Dixon
Wattee Magma
Jnq
Martin
Utica
W.R. Martin
Territory
Wisconsin
Congress
Walter Martin
New York
Ayges
Mos
Martinnburg
Tia Ponce
John
Mire
Dixon
Bipounder
Fragmentary notice on the Suh day of
A damaged OCR fragment notes an event or notice dated on the Suh day of unclear month. It references an official action or meeting possibly scheduled or required, with readable hints pointing to a formal public notice practice.
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Solionek
Tecen
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Battle of the Nile
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Woodeark & West
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Lawrence McCry
Henry McKibben
John Mevoder
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Wm & Bro
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Enally
Wy Price
Charlea Parker
Mies Kiera Apeener
T Spencer
Meas Spencer
Mra Louisy Slinte
Mas Sarah Rutherand
Mies Ells
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Mra Suman
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Cardelia Blt
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Ial
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Marlington
G. Butler & Co
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Jefferson Avenue
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Davis Amin
Alan Dubice
Che Drese
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Charles McCaur
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Artaere
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Marstwil
Wanlach
Valco
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Pon Villa Walt Battle Creek
PUSA
Chicago
Parsons
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