Recruits and 1862 Frederick Maryland militia notes
The fragment notes Company B Seventh Maryland Regiment recruiting in Frederick around August 20 1862 with officers First Lieutenant Isaac XL. Devil bias Second Lieutenant William H Cranwell and lists sergeants privates and corporals, along with a barn fire at Charles B Traft near Patrick Street. Also mentions troops from Hagerstown and Mechanicsburg, and a muster of this company to Baltimore.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Isaial XL
Devil Bias
Wiliam H. Cranwell
Charles B. Traft
Patrick Street
Hesekiah Bailey
Kenége
Sa.m
MD. Regt
John, McKechney
Frederick
I Gers
T. W. ‘Harn
Justina Dayhoff
Columbus
Windsor
Daniel Hartsock
Haw
P.koefer
Martin ‘Holtz
Jostina Fas James
William
A. Bantz
Daniel
Albaugh
John
George
He ‘Wilmore
Mil
Ler
Dwewls
Sinn
Sayler
Macians
Charles P. Baile Denton
Boward
Clarke
John R. Anderson
Richard Anderson
Wm. Albaugh
Isaiah Baker
John ‘Basford
Hezekiah “Baltwell
T. Burkhart
Jacob Beacht
M. Biber
George “W. Beard
Brown
Joseph
Fragmentary ad copy mentions price and pharmacy
A damaged OCR fragment references a price of 258 and an advertisement for Pearre's Modern Pharmacy. The readable portion is incomplete, but it indicates a home delivery or at home item sale and a promotional notice.
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Pearre
Adverti Ent
Fire Destroys Barn and Wheat Crop Near Frederick
A fire devastating a farm near Frederick destroyed a barn belonging to Dr Alf Magruder and a large wheat crop with considerable hay and other produce. Loss estimated around 3500 dollars, with neighbors aiding in the effort. A separate incident involved a damaged bicycle wheel after a wagon collision at Market and Third streets.
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Frederick
Son
Beyong
Drs Alf. Magruder
Irving Rively
Dewis
Market and
Third Streets
Express Company Driver Fined Under New Ordinance
A driver for an express company was arrested after failing a right turn at Stare to the right under a new traffic law. Officer Quinn chased the motorist, who was ordered to Holige bend to answer the charge of breaking the traffic rule. Judge Andes presided as the United States Giv Service Commission announced a competitive 83.
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Express
Quinn
Bud
Holige Bend
Andes
Cox Case To Grand Jury Heard In City Opera House
A brief report notes a court matter labeled Cox Case proceeding to the grand jury. The venue cited is the City Opera House with attendance by local officials and observers. The exact charges and participants are not specified in the fragment.
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Falko Swarsetee
Charac
Rmec— Co
Kerauter
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