Prices cut coal to five cents per bushel in wartime ad
The Pomeroy Telegraph urges readers to pay dues and join wartime efforts. It promotes Blackburn coal discounts and recruitment for volunteers, notes Vallandigham’s political situation in Ohio, and praises military presence while urging immediate enlistment for cash bounty, housing, and a promised home.
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Blackburn
Vallandigham
Montgomery County
Democracy
Secesh
Ohio
Breckinridge's Rebel Tour Aims to Arm Kentucky Virginia Gaps
Reports from Wheeling and Cincinnati detail John C Breckinridge traveling over 200 miles by carriage path through Kentucky into Virginia recruiting Rebel troops. The piece outlines key mountain gaps and turnpikes in Kentucky and Virginia that Union forces should seize to sever Rebel communications and shorten the war.
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Wheeling
Breckinridge
Virginia
John
Cincinnati
Greenup
Kentucky
Carrige Road
Tazewell C. H
Tazewell County
Cincinnati Papers
Tazewell
Piketon
Pike County
Cumberland Mountains
Dogwood Gap
Buchanan, Russell
Tazewell C. HL
Whitesburg
Letcher County
Pound
Sounding Gap
Wise County
Astellville
Scott County
Abingdon
Washington County
Tennessee Land Virginia
East Kentucky
East Tennessee
Cumberland Gap
Tennessee
Reynolds
Hesecrans
North Carolina
Matteras Inlet
Hat
Egbert Fackson
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Robert Herbert
Mhila
Manor Aynh
Eugene Velpeau
Mosphuly
Hingfeet
Wersote MeRcer
Europe
Mountain of Light
Indians Friendly in Their Disposition Toward the U S
The Indians Friendly in Their Disposition Toward the U S discusses Indian attitudes during the Civil War era. Commissioner Dale reports Kansans and Nebraskans greet him warmly and that most tribes favor the United States, though some hostile groups were coerced by Rebels. It notes limited Indian aid to the Confederate effort and potential for future Indian incursions if persuaded to fight against the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Affairs
Martin
Salt Lake
Overland Mail Company
Utah Territory
Indian Department
Telegraph and Overland Mail Company
Utah
Brigham Young
Ninja Valley
Ife
United States
Washington
Dale
Kansas
Nebraska
Springfield
Philadelphia
Henry
Committee On
Harper's Ferry Deception and Civil War Updates
A Washington Republican account details how Virginia Rebel leaders seized Harper's Ferry armories, blaming Secession leaders from the South and noting local militia confusion. The report covers Philadelphia constitutional celebrations, a threefold envelope letter concept, and a sequence of Civil War combats and partisan reactions, with reports from Davenport Gazette, Kamawah Valley action, and Southern sources. It also includes market notes, marriages, and a brief New York Tribune remark on newspapers' finance amid the war.
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Washington Republican
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Richmond
Harper's Perry
Letcher
Lincoln
United States
Funsten
White Post
Clarke County
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Priday
Lee
F. Smith
Chester
South
Jeff. Davis
Common Pleas
Welsh
Athens County
Horton
Neal
Wortman
Remington House
Hawthon
Hamilton County
Caion
Fremont
Milwaukie
Premont
Milwaukie Sentinel
Fremiont
Republic
Iim
Richmuoastle
Monxnox
Express
Northumberland
Newport News
Bull Ran
Potomac
Seaboard
James River
Jamestown
Eneral Beauregard
Manassas
J. Davis
Old Point Hospital
Baltimore
U. S
Harper's Verry
Davenport
Iowa
Latte City
St. Doe
Talisen
Easton
Missouri
Platte River
3D Town
Col
Scott
Maj
Stone
Missouri River
Liberty
Lane
Mulligan
Seect
Steve
Olle
Louisville Democrat
Emmerce
Ohio Regiment
Christiansburg
Shelby County
Allen Nevit
Lexington
Srishinga
Nevit
Ile
Kamawha
Chanvestos
J. W. Guthrie
Logan Co
Bayart
1St
Ilis Forea
34Th
A.S. Pratt
St. Virginia
M. I. Wood
Guyandotte River
Seccasien
M. Clemens
Va. Reg't
Lewisville
Charleston
Floyd
Rendaw Bluff
Carnifex Ferry
Wise
Enquirer
Tienningsen
Davis
Confederacy
N. Porter
Michigan
Castle Pinckney
New York Tribune
Teheran Persia
London Times
J. C. Aves
Lowell, Mass
Bathayser
J.T. Surtox
Exrea A
Edward Mallory, Esq
Racine
Te Bride
J. W. Lewis
Narnas IL Saree
Racuel J. Eshur
Meigs Co
Geo. B. Grow
G.W. Jaaminger
E. Seysouns Acvenmax
L. Avcvstis Daxter
Washington Co
Grant Bros, Millers, and Tatton
Smith, Grover, Turnseay
É, P Bush
A.G. Crowley & CO
Saal . &E
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Hudson
Knight Place
Middleport
Selick
Thirstuya
Samuel Davis
Mason City
Finorlug
Collie
Luther
Wu Pomerny P. Perupr
Siterusie
Ae Criuat
Dr. Jackson
Price
Nail
Jackson
M. Velpean
Drs. Jackson
Herbert Suply
P.O
Cineinauti
Alrie
O. Richardson
New England
James le Leeperedt
Navarre
Stark Co
Mise
Williamsport
Saya
Lune
IL Relewall Inc
Wiliam Mc Kerr
Wdt
Thawas Stanford
Ean
Bhsuatsville
Henry Co
Weitts
JW. Hunt
Delphos
Alten Co
van Wert
Dina
J. N- Markis & CO
Clndwnadl
Pryuidters
Smithera Ail Weatere
Fuegale
Heidy Powerny
Walter Curtis Cheater
E. Branch
Ratland
Jacob Shaffer
Mineravilles
Bilis
ML. Swallow
Leturt Palle
Mey
Perry Davis
Pain Ikiller, the Great
Ave
Carute
Universal
Bates
Aid
Ilan
W. B.jacobe
Newark
Perrys Avis & Son
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Cid
Burns
Fuuniller
Ieee
Uae
Ustiatanes Inclined Lyeny Asan Net Asu
WB. Jacobs
Christian Cheow
Cincinnath
Ine Ambers
Westen Staton
Pomeroy A. Seely
Pontenes
Walter Curtis
Closter
Vobustier Nitteparts
Dickey
Narrisnivi
Allen
New York
P Society of Prieads
WN. J. Prall
IM Stoves
Pralls
Pomeroy, O
A. Aicher
Bes
A. Burnaps
Wharf-Bost Landing Road
Remington's
Roach
W. A. Ricter
GEO
Eiselstein
I. B., Swallow, Eiselstein & Swallow
N. M. M'Glotulin
Casameres
Westings
Eiselstein & Swallow
Rendy
Swallow
Charles Bichmann
Andrew Burksst
Bichmann & Burkert
Cartwright
Hye
T. Hoadley
Paris
Pomeroy Landing
Pomeroy, Ohig
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