Democratic organ names expose treasonous doctrine in Ohio
The piece rails at Democratic organs in Washington for reshaping loyalties and claims of constitutional oath perjury while detailing Lorain County Oberlin prisoners freed after alleged persecution. It attacks naturalization doctrine, cites Judge and Marshal actions, and notes Republican resistance amid national slave law fears.
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Oberlin
My, Viteh
Ralph Plum
Peck
Lorain County
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Coure
Kentucky
Taye
Ne Ruinous
United Bratea
Penitentia
U.S
Siace
Great Battle Unfolds Across Castiglione Solferino Field
A correspondent describes a daylong carnage near Castiglione and Solferino with 450000 troops in action, 30000 dead or wounded, and a furious morning to evening clash. The Austrians, French and Sardinians fought through hills and plains, with cannonades, storms, and a retreat that hints at a decisive defeat. Wounded flood Montichiari and surrounding streets as carts and ambulances carry the grievously injured, while officers and prisoners are moved amid the chaos.
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Bartmtoar
Raymond W
Castiglione
Brescia
Cantiglione
Castiglions
Francis Joseph
Napoleon
Solfevino
Volta
Castigtione
Mincia
Jefy
Solferino
Peschiera
Mairdinian
Mantua
Nantua
Florence
Mont Eohiare
Avat
Goma
Castigliona
Lewis
Levoy
Denver City Express Arrives in Six Days at Pike's P Leavenworth
The Denver City express arrives in Leavenworth after six days, reporting several passengers and a haul of 5300 dust. The run is not the quickest on record.
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Leavenworth
Denver City
Severnl
Indian outrages in Nebraska raise alarm and force militia
A Omaha Nebraskian report notes Pasena Indians depredations with $15,000 stolen from settlers. Gov Black leads 250 men and 70 dragoons in the field as about 3,500 Indians are reported in the region, with St. Louis newspapers sending word of the crisis.
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St. Louis
Black
Shocking Murder Triggers Arrests in Baltimore and Virginia
Shocking murders reported in Bavuisong Maryland and Kanawha Virginia detail two rowdies Thomas Exton and George Burke forcing a tavern victim to drink before Burke killed a man. Eaton was arrested. In Virginia John Hagerman was killed at John Honeyman's house after an Altar supper quarrel. several suspects were arrested and jailed to answer the charge.
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Bavuisong
Baltimore
Thomas Exton
George Burke
Wmn. 1
Taylor
Katoh
Burke
Eaton
Moenver
Coaruxaron
John Hlagerman
John Honeyman
George's Creek
Kanawha
Virgginia
Itoneyman
Strick Hagerman
Troneyman
Teeke
Jill
Gusette
fragmented OCR item from Hetaal Market ad
Readable text shows partial names and lines resembling an ad notice. Mentions Pomerat Fearmay 201y and sale related terms with scattered names such as Kow sine Fataioons and Choeets Glow. Lacks clear event or date details and presents as garbled catalog text.
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Pomerat
Fearmay
Ota
Babe
Marriage and death notes in Mate Township record
In Mate Township Jane, wife of Mee MAI Serr An, died at age 25 after joining the Presbyterian Church in a steady, exemplary life. Her husband and family left Masmelumutio and settled in Salem, Melee County, as part of a migrating group from New Eoghan.
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Mate Township
Cinimats
Jane
Jacky Sweet Fomerly
Newburyport
Sweit
Marly
Presbyterian Church
Mie
Masmelumutio
Vis
Salem
Melee County
Ani
Pilgelin
New
Eoghan
The Great English Remedy Advertised Abroad
A propaganda note promotes The Great English Remedy claiming royal protection and universal use for nervous disorders, with instructions for married ladies and warnings against dangerous substitutes. It cites sponsorship by royal letters and lists sales via Bombay and other distributors, urging readers to obtain the medicine through listed merchants.
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Chupky
Ems
Mroginney
Syria
See Tale
Bomoray
Keeton A .O
Chichunatl
Sheriff sale of lands in Bedford Township Ohio
By virtue of an order from the Court of Common Pleas of Meig County Ohio a sheriff sale is announced for August 20 1859 at the Court House in Pomeroy. The real estate to be sold includes lands with tenements in Bedford Township Meiga County described by section town range and bounds with specific parcels and the land of Joshua McVey and Joshu Philips among those affected. Appraised value and cash terms are noted with the sale conducted by Smith 3 M. The document lists numerous names and wards within the reference text.
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Alabama
Master Iis
Napoleon
Hse
France
Democratic Party
Coup de
Gary
Scipio Township
Iast
John Crosey
Isaac Behan
Mason City
Andrew Black
Seoteliman
Wear Columbia
Uegrmve
Minersville
Surhen
Hartford City
Thornlwy
Cincinnati
Lorain County
Cleveland
South
United States
Mr. Fitch
Oberlin
Jnst
Superior Street
Vonce
P. Ingersoll
Killa
Fitch
Pogh
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Iofn
Jom
Bulle
Ayela
Tila Kell
Trewtunsert
Tay Joe Phe
Naples
Poitiers
Whitier
Thie Unter
Nomuig
Tony
Court of Common
Pomeroy
Witt Stiale
Bedford Township
Meiga County
Ohio
Peo
Ohio Company
Alden Sor
nouth-Weat
Leroy Jonesy
Jos Philips Land
Alden
Will
Jab Philips
Joshu ‘McVey
Saul Lands
Wuetoe
Tod
Cash dV
Smith
Sheripe
Meier
Ji Pomeroy
Tee Wits
George Wiel
Willian
al GO
Washington County
Oolock
Meldy
Moles
Kiabe
Olly
Fellawna Real
Sala
Tiberost
Ordinance on Front Street sidewalks and street grades
Town of Pomeroy amid lengthy ordinance text establishing sidewalks along Front Street from Court Street to Lot No 42, grading standards, materials and deadlines. It mandates sidewalk construction by September 1, 1959, specifies brick stone and wood options, duties of the street commissioner, debt claims against lot owners, and references older related ordinances.
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Court Street
EL Horton
Lon
B. Horton
Telat
Gerlain Sulerwillon
Adighat
Grodos
Momeroy
J. Cartawright
Guo
Gnow
Humler
Lown of
Pomeroy
Front Street
Courty Street
Materiaie
Pomerny
Uly
Isa
Gan Pwaight
Sayre
M. B. Gave
Bormiter
New Grocery Provision Store Opens Near Nolling Mill
Undersigned announce a newly opened portable assortment of groceries and provisions at Jeannes' old stand near the Nolling-mill. Burgon items include prunes, cranberries, dried fruits, tea, potatoes, bacon, vinegar, jeans, crackers, candies, and more, advertised at unusually low prices. March 1 Pomeroy.
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Jeannes
Nolling-mill
Harley
Fiat
E. C. E. Donnally
Pomeroy
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