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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1885

Page

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Memorial list of Clermont county Union prisoners in Confederate prisons

A lengthy roster honors Clermont County soldiers captured at Chickamauga and elsewhere, detailing names of prisoners and those who died in Libby, Andersonville, Salisbury and Belle Isle. The piece argues for a veterans pension and notes extreme prison conditions and survival challenges.

Clermont County Hells William 8. B. Randall Hillsboro Chickamauga Libby Abner Columbus J. Dudley Atlanta Hiram B. Leever G. M. McCormick Pervise Cramer Richard Cramer Alexander Cramer Richard Ferree Melvin J. Gaskill Andrew J. Philhour David L. Rapp William H. Rhoden Cyrus D. Randall Henry P. Slough John L. Gatch Henry C. Leever John W. Pray Moses Hill Lookout Valley Florence South Carolina Charleston Andersonville Artemus D. Sutton Charles C. Bryan Philip Leech Joseph J. Cordrey Samuel M. Eppert Otho L. Hall Milton Jones Wm. M. Riley Elijah M. Townsley Joseph P. West Richmond John H. Wright John A. Willis Company F George G. Doughty Howard Husted George B. Tedrow Alanzo C. Bennett Danville Oliver C. Temple John F. Brown William Viers Isaac D. Fagin Frank Logan George M. Leeds Nashville John R. Sawyer Allen J. Smith William L. Tarion Cloyd’s Mountain Benjamin F. Vance Michael Vail Augustine Washburn Thirty Ohio Volunteer Infantry Samuel Decker MIO Volunteer Infantry Columbus P. Bennett Winchester Archie F. Light Cave Mountain Isaac Calhoun New London Virginia Benjamin Bragdon Ludwick Evanshine Same George Elder Cedar Creek William Black Salisbury Alanson Hill John R. Kirgan Cave Mountain Gap Henry Long Franklin Tedrow John D. Wells Thirty-Sixth William Ladd Fiftieth John Duncan Alpheus Allgire William Burkhart Frederick Bowen Robert Boyer Edwin Evanshine James M. Folks Charles Jefferies Albert Pierce Elbridge Pierce King Hartzog Fifty-Ninth M. J. W. Holter New Hope Church Georgia Macon Savanah Thomas Quincy Blair Sultana Bracken County Kentucky Charles W. Blair Fort Scott Kansas Alex Case Jonesboro Martin J. Drake Lafayette Watkins James R. Judd Thomas F. Jones Jacob Ross Charles Bielfield Stone River Allen Sweet Joseph Schaller William Wood Chickamauga Bridge James H. Bainum Chicamauga Bridge William Colvin Marion Donley William Mitchell Jacob Staub Reason B. Dunn Geo, Newkirk Martin V. Lindsey Sylvanus Stroup William Green Charles T. Kruse Mississippi River David A. Bannister Joseph Armstrong Michael Beckelheimer Burlington Reynolds Nicholas Ellerman Benjamin F. Reese Ohio David W. Osborn North Carolina John Q. M Elijah M Bigoty 610 Volunteer Infantry Otho P. Fairfield Columbia Wiliam J. Behymer Henry B. Mattox Hell-Pen Belle Isle den David Isham Thomas Sly Same Joseph C. Predmore William McAndrews Josiah Clayton William B. Perkins Granville John F. Ellenally John W. McLefresh Danville Pen Cory Thornsburg Elliott McKinnie Elias 8. Hill Lucius G. Wainright ONE Hundred and Fifty-Third National Guard Thomas W. Rathbone Fifth Ohio Cavalry Reason T. Newberry William Voight Andrew J. Bennon Ohio Cavalery Joseph H. Griffis John H. Teal John P. Colthar Lilburn Armstrong William Barrow Clinton Glancy Jacob Haney William Hobbs Frank Kahn George Killinger Frank Krieger Andrew Longhouser Robert W. McLean William P. Moore John R. Nichols Charles VanHorn Martin White George Arthur Saddler Marcellus M. Colthar Jacob Davis Smith A. Gravitt Nathaniel Henning Elijah B. Hall Annapolis Andrew J. Idler Gilbert B. McGill William L. Miller Jacob Roller John Davidson Dennis Dondenne James Gallagher Thomas R. Hartman Erastus A. Kelley John T. Mullen Agustus Nichols William E. Shaffer Government of State

Lloyds Looseness Endangers Valuable Real-Estate Titles

Local column blasts Sheriff Lloyd for issuing deeds before court confirmation, citing a 1884 Salt Air land sale in Tate township near Clermont County Ohio. It alleges the deed to Walter C. Frazer and Henry W. Fiening was dated November 6, twenty three days before court approval, risking defective titles and improper fees.

Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Walter C. Frazier America Salt E. D. Salt H. W. Fiening Henry W. Fiening A. T. Cowen W. B. Lloyd Recorder’s Office George Kell Walter C. Frazer Lloyd John W. Lennin Lennin Salt Tate

Clermont Postmaster Plot Exposed by Clermont Democrat

A Clermont County Democratic fraud is exposed as Campbell Lloyd and the Sun gang allegedly fixed postmaster appointments in Clermont. A detective report reveals petitions not filed and Lloyd backed picks, with Campbell suppressing rival applications while aiding Sun office interests. The piece cites Peters in Amelia and Menlo’s district names, and notes a related sale of the Sun newspaper and a local dry goods vendor.

Bill Liegd Sun Office Jim Campbell Postoffice Department Clermont Post Offices Clermont County Daily Press Jawl Bill Lloyd Sun Crew Campbell Lloyd Sun Ring The McBurney Post Office Department Clermont Congressman Campbell Washington Hillis Reed Bethel Reed Manning Department Hamilton Clermont Democrat Dr. Moore George A. C. Moore Amelia Lee Grimes Edenton Joseph Bicking Batavia Marion Trees Isabel Charley Carter Sylvester Shriner Newtonsville Darrtown Middletown Eaton Lebanon Mason Butler Preble Warren Jim Lloyd & Co Cowens Sun Cramer Lockwood Dale Cowen Sun Gang Lloyd Select James Boys Captain Kidd John A. Murrell Bill Walker Acarce Judge Nichols Walker

Disastrous Attempt by Goshen Couple Ends in Recovery

In Goshen Township near the Warren County line Addison Frybarger a former railroad brakeman who lost both legs after an accident last year and his wife and mother Mrs Priscilla Frybarger attempted suicide by morphia laudanum over two days. The mother fetched a doctor and a search found her upstairs after she took a half ounce of laudanum while the man had taken twenty grains of morphia. Physicians treated all day and the trio survived though the husband and wife faced a grave act.

Goshen Township Warren County Addison Frybarger Priscilla Frybarger Frybarger Goshen Dickey Pompel Cozaddale

Lloyd Leaves Negligence of Official Duty Sparked Jail Break

A Clermont jail escape left authorities short of recapture as inmates fled after breaking confinement while Lloyd and deputy Page sought votes. A Republican witness warned officials, preventing a total jail emptiness. The incident is labeled a flagrant neglect of duty under Ohio governance.

Lloyd Page Clermont Ohio

Old Clerkmontier swindles Marion County farmers

An impostor named Charley Nash, once near Amelia, opened horse operations in Marion County. He borrowed money from local farmers, claimed funds would arrive that night from Barney Fox of Cincinnati, and fled with livestock and a gold watch. He had been fleecing farmers and hotel keepers across northwestern Ohio for over a year.

Charley Nash Amelia Marion County Nash Barney Fox Cincinnati Ohio

What Southern Clermonters think John Fishback

A Clermont County newspaper in Ohio defends John H. Fishback, Republican candidate for County Treasurer, calling opposition charges false and a malicious slander. It argues honest Democrats support Fishback, denounces backroom influence, and warns against Democratic leaders seeking cash for political gain.

Carrier The Sun John H. Fishback Franklin Clermont County Court House Yard Nate Fishback

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Belleisie Millen Savannah Union Wirtz Hell of Ohio Volunteer William T. Beatty Nebraska John Beatty F. Martin Reed Alex C. Brown Henry N. Freits Harvey Fulkerson Jesse Hines David Smith Liberty Jinks Levi McFarland William Needham Isaac Shaffer Peter Shaffer Frederick Airchner Twelfth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Thomas Grove Raleigh West Virginia Adolphus Hulschult Cloyd's Mountain Milton Terwilliger Fayette Court House Henry J. Layfield Wm. H. Wilson Lafayette Young William A. Cornwell Greenberry Cornwell Joseph Powell William Armstrong Company K Hicks Prince New York Parker Kidmeya Lloyd's Sheriff's Sheriff Ings Ster A. H. Grows Bradstreet Indiana Cambridge Cty Clermonter Marion John Fishback Smith'’S Landing
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