Knitting Verse and Local Notices in Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph
The Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph prints a knitting themed poem with flowing verse about light, image, and solace. Fragmentary notices urge subscriptions and advertising, with building and local office details and a stray admonition about payments in advance.
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General Cox Led Diversified Union Forces In Civil War Campaigns
Major General J D Cox commanded diverse corps across Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee. He led the Kanawha division from the Kinawha valley to Fayetteville and on to Washington. He later moved to Antietam Stone Bridge and Sharpburg, then reclaimed Princeton and Richmond lines before joining Burnside in the Atlanta and Nashville campaigns. He earned promotion to Major General in 1862 and later held command in the Army of the Ohio and the 234 Army Corps, culminating in North Carolina operations at Wilmington Kinston Goldsboro and final reassignment to lead the 234 Army Corps permanently.
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Premont
Gon. Rosecrans
Boyrly
Virginia
Cox
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Nowheyn
Kinawh
Col. Craik
Taeard Lewisiouy
Guiles Brito
Cal Seaman
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Btanewall Jackson
Inomont
Lynchburg
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Hine
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Sew River
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Princeton
Marshall
Glen
Meor
Scammon
Raleigh
Fremont
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Gourl' Fons
Grover
Heat
Fayetteville
South Mountain
Antica
Malling
Simmonds
Batineies
Pan
Kinawha
Parleterabuurg
Waaber Ington
Crook
Washington
Gener
Warremon Junction
Alexandria
McCielhin
D. Mayer
Su Raxon
New Haven
West
Mitteun
McClallan
Burnwide
Antietain
Stone Bridge
Sharpaburg
Jackson
Hill
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Cox Wad
McClellan
Burnside
Senate
Congress
Department of the Ohio
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234 Army Corpa
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Oyring Wall
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Leyrmbye
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Goldsboro
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Ohio
Weary of Life A Sketch From the German
A dramatic tale unfolds at a riverside inn where a young man and an older man confront despair and deception. An illusion of joint death gives way to revelation as a concealed wife and daughter emerge, leading to tragedy and a ruined arrangement.
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Rehuyn Thors
Sue Havy
Tofwon Auingind
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Hsapponron
Almple
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Aisep Wood
A Startling Scene in Sharon Church During Revolution
An excerpt recounts a New England church scene in Sharon Connecticut led by Rev. Lation Mather Smith. A Sunday sermon text from Teinh sext inspires a dramatic, emotional moment as a messenger arrives with grave news while the audience watches the sacred space fill with awe and gratitude. Meanwhile, a separate obituary notes the death of Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Dopont, aged about sixty, with a review of his naval service from 1817 through the Mexican War and Civil era, including commands and battles.
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New England
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Conn
Lation Mather Smith
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Fiji
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Jay
Yemen
Beaver
Ashnira Daponeign
Samuel Francis Dopont
Renta Point
France
Stewart
Congress
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Confederate and Federal in a Bermuda courier report
Ble reports that in a late Boston or London style dispatch from Bermuda February 2 a pilot Captain Rogar confronted a conflict between Federal and Confederate forces. Captain Boggs of the United States, aboard a warship, refused to obey a circular from the Queen and defended the liberty of American seamen in a bid to avoid a clash over allegiance.
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Fae Jones
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Bermuda
Rogar
Voge
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Callei
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Capuin Boggs
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Orleans
Mining and Family Loss Mentioned in Superior Area Record
Fragmentary 19th century text notes ore export figures for Lake Superior region and mentions mining activity. It shifts to a personal obituary or funeral passage expressing grief for a family’s loss and prayer for ascent. Names, places, and exact dates are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece blends industrial data with a solemn family tribute.
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Raduuhayr Orukin
Lake Superior
The Fate of Hama at the Lending The Buffalo Centrar
Fragmented OCR notes recount a vast postwar landscape with ex-leaders and officials detained or imprisoned. Names appear tangled, including ex presidents and governors in Washington and Virginia, alongside references to fortresses, courts, and exiles amid a chaotic, warlike restoration era.
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Paatmaster Funeral
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B.i Brown
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Toi P. Lefehre
Virginia
Old Capitol
Washatton
Jos A. Campbell
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Iron manufacturers meeting urged high duties to protect industry
A meeting of iron manufacturers and insiders discussed protecting industry from foreign competition. Captain Ward of the Iron and Steel Association urged unity, noting rolling mills half idle, machine shops destitute of orders, and Europe’s iron imports high. Bank coinage and currency data highlighted financial strain, calling for immediate protective tariffs to avert disaster. Potential attendees included Milt Biegman and others from Ohio, with emphasis on coordinated action and policy.
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Clavaland
Minion Priday
J. Bu
Clark
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Ward
Tron and Steal Association
Europe
United States
Boston
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Walstand
Milt Biegman
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Payette Brie
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