Fragmented 1862 Ohio newspaper over liberty and press rights
The piece quotes constitutional protections for liberty of speech and press, asserting limits on government restraint and the editor’s disclaimer of responsibility for correspondents. It notes August 21 1862 and invokes references to the Baltel or Ohio constitutions and Article 1. The fragmentary text centers on civil liberties and publisher accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltel
Ivory
Abeidge Nielberty
Peeth
Ohio
Democratic State Ticket Off in Brief Ballot Card List
A fragmented OCR style list shows Democratic state ticket names including Juize of the Supreme Court, Rufus D. Ranney of Cuyahogs for Secretary of State William W. Armstrong of Beneca, and Attorney General Lyman Br Critcnield of Holmes, with garbled surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rufus DP. Ranney
Cuyahogs
William W. Armstrong
Beneca
Goners
Lyman BR
Critcnield
Holmes
Abolitionist Secession and Hunter Negro Brigade Report
Resolutions from the American Anti-Slavery Society condemn political unions with slaveholding and urge secession from the U S government. The piece notes Gen Hunter's Colored Brigade, describing its disbandment rumors and escape attempts by contrabands at Hilton Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Anti-Slavery Society
New York
New York Weekly, Observer
United States
Lave
Hunter
Milton Mon
Philadelphia
Jessanys
Pris Nier
Hilton Head
Elliot
Phintatun
Unity and resolve amid war presses the Preble county Press
The Preble County Press editors plead poverty after many readers join the war effort. They recount financial strain from England subsidies and subscriptions, vow to publish only paid ads, and warn defaulters will face public shame. Editor Mahony is jailed. the paper vows continued, faithful reporting while awaiting better times.
Great Catholic Meeting in Dublin 1862 Push for University
A vast 1862 Dublin gathering claimed a Catholic University for Ireland, led by bishops and clergy with English and Irish attendance. The event featured Rev Dr Thighes of New York preaching from Luke and drew between thirty and forty thousand people guiding a long ceremonial procession through crowded streets toward the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Gathelic Church
England
Beotch
Traland
Thighes
New _ York
Subacripera wnogo not give axprans 0- How to the Contrary
Stillson Slutchins discusses newspaper subscription laws in broken OCR style. The text outlines that publishers may continue delivery for arrears, hold subscribers responsible if papers aren’t redirected, and that moving without notice can constitute fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnogo
Tig
Colonel Dunham replies to Murfreesboro arrest report
Col Dunham of Mumfordaville Kentucky letters the Louisville Journal noting a reported arrest of Col GC L Dunham of the Fiftieth Indiana at Murfreesboro Tennessee. He denies arrest and condemns Kentucky papers for misrepresentation and abolitionist bias, claims ongoing duty and loyalty to protect his people.
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Dunham
Mumfordaville
Louisville Journal
Journal of To
Bedford
Ind
GC. L. Upham
Fiftieth Indians
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Tennnessee
Kentucky
Duntam
Kiltieth
Indiana
District Representatives Named in Local Election Slates
The notice lists candidates by district for the local election. First District John Law, Serntil District James A Cravens, Third District H W Harrington, Fourth District W B Felman, Sixth District A B Conduitt, Reventh D W Voorhees, Ninth District David Thepio, Tenth District L. Ky Edgorton.
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Democratea
Ivor Awk
Cononnss
Serntil
James A. Cravens
H. W. Harrington
Felman
A. B. Conduitt
W. Voorhees
David Thepio
Ky Edgorton
Draft orders outline regiments and militia calling for September
The document sets out six provisions for enrolling volunteers, consolidating incomplete regiments, and paying advance pay until September. It also details a draft of 800,000 militia to occur on September 5 and outlines who may not join new commands. The piece ends with a commentary on Civil War neutrality and loyalty in the face of sedition.
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van Féora
Old Teginwyts
Srvice
Edwin M. Stanton
Quivon Victoria
America
Dispatches recount heavy Civil War actions and troop movements
Telegrams from Aug 19 report Harrison's Landing evacuated without resistance as the Army of the Potomac withdraws with baggage and equipment. Dispatches from St. Louis and Lexington describe clashes near Lone Jack and along the Missouri line, with significant casualties and guerrilla activity. Official word awaited as General Order No.112 from the Department of Ohio is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Year
Harrison's Landing
Army of the Potomac
Harrison
St. Louis
Lexington
Qimbrill
Hays
Irighway
Pacific Railroad
Lone Jack
Jackson County
Phillipa
Crittonion
Regimenta
Sisto
Forvea
Wasmiraror
Department of Ohio
Defeat at Baton Rouge Report Reaches New York
Dispatches from New York describe Union forces repelling rebels at Baton Rouge with captures and deaths. General Lovell among the killed, Arkana ram aground, Towles Whiteman sunk, Williams body recovered. McClellan evacuates James River position safely, likely joining Pope’s 150,000 men for Richmond advance.
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Biatoo
Ohio
Youx
Suamor North Star
Roanoke
New Orleano
Baton Rouge
Sear
Brogkinidge
Enéral Williams
Childeen
Captain Blunt
Rockbridge
Wildand
Lovell
Breckinridge
Joua
Guy
McCwennan
McClellan
James River
Pope
Richmond
Notice of Administrator for Peter Harghman Estate
The underwritten has been duly appointed Administrator of the estate of Peter Harghman late of Preble County Ohio. All persons entitled to the estate are requested to make immediate payments and present their claims to the Widersighad for allowance. William J. Ulinger Administrator. Gilmore & Calad'ya. August 21, 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Harghman
Peter Harghman
Preble County
Ohio
Hase
Eame
Widersighad Fur
William Iulinger
Gilmore & Cailadl
Peter Con
Ole
Claire
Allumante
William Cox
Gilmore & Campbell
Eran
Samore & Campbell
Notanis
Baron Strout
West Aldny
Partition Notice in Preble County Ohio 1862 Court
Notice to multiple defendants in Preble County Ohio dated August 18 1862 for partition of real estate in township 9 range 2 southwest quarter described as lot 156 acres. Malinda Jellivon will seek a partition order at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas. Attest Clerk Sarah. Pe 63 05 August 41 1862-89
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Preble
State of Ohio
Jronge No. 2
Anat, &c
Bane Droid
Rama Moroor Lay
Anid
Malinda Jeltivon
Anid Court of Common Pleas
Nid
J. HL
C.W. Sarah
Cferk
Michaal Huffman
Comaron Pleas
Preble
Pats Avaion
Carlus Moots & Con
Tison
Michael
Aesaha
Olinvora
Peta
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Presa
Koratio Press
D. A. Mationy
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Marahal
Mr. Mahony
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Springfield Republican
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Shwas Sale
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Kiowa A. Wincox
Jone
Williamaburg
Kings County
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Hi J
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Ly Haton
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Vanauedal & Co
Maton
Omlo Et
Douglas Memorial
Dovatas Moxenese Agsootartox
Lennied On-Aleel
Mowmount Fund
Dwo
Lars
Judgi Douglas
TV Indies
Marek, Sons & Company
Douglar
Truateon
Royal Staten
Jayr
Mnpea
Douglas Monument Association
Chicago
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Aveiely
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Soatus
Leosaun W
Vorx
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