Democratic Press and Union Loyalty in Ohio 1862
The piece mixes Democratic callouts in Preble County Ohio urging August 9 1862 delegates for a Hamilton convention with partisan satire on Lincoln era policies. It references editorials, the Chicago platform, and the confiscation bill, contrasting Democratic and Republican views and noting local meetings, editorials, and public sentiment amid the Civil War. It cites Kenton and Preble County, names like Hlevtive, I Ry Ranney, Ivy Armstrong, Lyman Critchfield, and James Gamble, and quotes a Springfield and Syracuse standard tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epollere
Liveolu
Ancy
America
Earth
South
Stonewall Jackson
Armorica
Border State
Lincoln
Union
Chicago
Papa
North
Notice on Delinquent Readers for Democratic Press
A 1863 era notice announces publishing a list of unpaid subscribers. urges immediate payment or legal action. The paper cites ten dollars weekly and four months without pay, clarifies no party in Eaton is targeted, and appeals to readers to support the paper by advancing funds for the next volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina
Eaton
Mont Dorse
Porney
Memphis
Grenada
Rmn
Tron Ehid
Arkansas
Trom Yaznn
Adain
Vicksburg
Legal Expulsion Debate Exposes Press Freedom in Prebley County
The Eaton Democratic Press editor denounces expulsion threats as illegal while defending press rights to publish a Democratic paper. The column argues against abolition by violent means and favors gradual emancipation with compensation, criticizing those who would force change through force and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aira
Eaton Democratic Press
Wave Ween
Eaton
America
London
Liverpool
Mancheater
Emancipation Policy Sparks Labor Shift at Willards
The Washington correspondence notes the Con fiscation Act led to white waiters being replaced by black laborers at Willard's hotel. Guest reaction is mixed as officials discuss employing African descent workers. Additional items warn of recruitment schemes and potential kidnapping plots in Canada and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Washington
Willard’s Loto
Toronto
Progrem
Canada
Pennsylvania
Theaobila
New York
Rumors Swirl Over McClellan Resignation At War Headquarters
A Philadelphia News special from Waantxoray dated July 16 reports widespread rumors that General McClellan has resigned his command. While many believe there is foundation, the truth remains unconfirmed. Candidates for the successor include Hullock and Pope, both discussed in dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McClellan
Dineline
T Hullock
Pope
Europe
Cape Kaor
Asia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Slitex
Boston
Richmond
London Herald
Virginia
Luniiliy
London Morning Post
McClellin
London Globe
the Times
Rirhmoud
MyClellar
Federats
Zimes
Becnure
England
Lannon
Poxbody
Fragmented Civil War Broadside on McClellan and dispatches
A long editorial and clippings discuss McClellan's forces at Yorktown and the Potomac, tallying troop numbers and reinforcements. It laments Union setbacks, contrasts political figures and newspapers, and cites a Cincinnati Gazette attack. It also reports on a Brooklyn article about charity failed aid and compares Washington leaders. The piece closes with European telegraph summaries and war-diplomacy notes from Britain and France.
Battle of Cynthiana unfolds with Morgan's surprise attack
The battle near Leesburg and Cynthiana saw Morgan strike after dinner, massing two hundred infantry by the river and a bold cavalry dash that captured a Cincinnati cannon at the courthouse yard as Federal defenders shifted positions along Pike and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiana
Leesburg
Morgan
Cincinnati
Court Houes Yard
Licking
Lanham
Pile
Broadwell
Wil
Pike Street
Uukin
Fragmentary OCR headline on postwar Senate actions wording
Vague fragmentary report mentions Senate and House actions on federal power and currency, discharges for state prisoners, and a War Department evidence request. References President signed acts on postage currency and bank note limits. Unclear names and specifics due to OCR distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pridoners
Tha Bente
Suse
Aly
Baneate
Baluletl
Simmons
Ile
Legal Notice to Ammerman Heirs in Preble County
The court in Probate County Ohio issues notice to heirs of Willy Ammerman and related Ammerman family members in Bourbon Bourbon Kentucky and Indiana. A case seeks a deed to the northeast quarter of section twenty nine in township one south of range one east. The defendants are required to appear by July court term or risk default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Antherssar
Acini Withers
Eald Pilly Ammerman
Wisemain
Nancy Ammurnan
Pechnen
Ohio
William Styers
Batler Mounts Hio
Ako Heira
Law
Killy
Remiderpe
Vinhuiadi
Nancy Willams
Tedinna
Grooiberey Ammermin
Dunuir
Polly Saelpries
Indiana
Frame
Prebly
John Agiumerann
Husa Underwond
Ammormin
Aimmerman
Duolel Ammerman
Bowhon County
Kentucky
Duod
Lonny Armerman
Preble Ominty
Obin
Jonathon Ammerman
Suenn Atmera
Uilots
Corellia Aiminonty Ie
Philip Ammermayer
Mary Erims
David Ammermnn
Bolilion County
Losik Ammerman
Probte
Sitnute
Preble
Seefion Fh
Moire
Philly
Amnersman
Hite
Bourbon
Metis Tocky
Anid
Gilenare & Campbell
Charion W. Lorwl
Tyre Stony
Ladies School Plans At Baton and Oulo In 1800s Era
Mra Ferguaor announces opening of a Ladies College in Baton and nearby Eaton offering higher and second departments. Courses include Writing Mathematics Geography Autonomy Physiology Deaf studies and languages plus art music and painting. Twenty weeks term with board for country students. no pupils charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Thorbine Fins
Gili
Baton
Odo
Patanta
Ana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic Press
Perouson
Kenton, Hic
Dove
Wits
The
Supreme Court
I. Ranney
Cuyaloga
Ivy
William W. Armstrong
Seneca
Genoa
Lyman R. Critchfield
Holmes
Charles W. II
Cathcart
Montgomery
Board of Public Works
James Gamble
Cushocton
Preble County
Hamilton
Banta
Dem. Con. Com
W. J. Gimuone
Bee
Tor
Eston
Uur
G. Lockwood
Bentley
Hell
Toure of Representatives
Columbia
Syracusa
District of Columbia
Oura
Springfeld
Mathodist Church
Thomas Sharp
Esquire
Rewben Miller
Sunwy
Olio
Eich
Republican Party
Cin
Eng
Prebley County
Iei
Democratic Party
Laura
Cincinnati Gazette
Tucker
McVellan
Yorktown
Pranktin
McCall
Boltiniers
Verteran Monroe
Shield
Getserale Waderworth
Mugs
Ninetown Coghnente
McClelhing
Fort Warren
James River
LeClellan
Yorkt
Braoklyn Willy Eagle
Young Men's Christian Association
Negro Education
Brooklyn
Woonda
North Carolina
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Abrahm Lincoln
Springfield
Thomas Jefferson
William I. Seward
Jefferson
Seward
Lovang
Arnold
Chantller
Garrisin
Wendall Whillipe
Franklin
Charles Cuttesworth Pinckney
Muglson
Vieks- di
Garolia
Aine Gubllionis
Turowuy Khives
Alrapa
Weaunie
Blade
Dit
Pfc
Chicinnati Gazette
Demuersta
Ory Maultain
Congressional Distriet
I W. Tlarrington
Maison
Congress
Murrington
Able Hinger
Sle
Douglas
Charleston
Dann
Airvington
Tndianapolis
Adexander Morgan Cowity
Conduitt
Apothecaring
Camp Fraglier
Sumner
Massachusetts
John Adams
Shimer
Anand
Wind Tins
Jeff
Davis
Meakra, Bullmeyer & Logan
Dayton Empire
Ave
Pamphelet
Fuaxoz
Paris Patrican Sera
France
Mexico
Machine Ory
Ageien
Tirral
Sic
Colt’s
Resuryyenty Sinil
Naval Anchitesture
Garthe Richmond Papera
Gagne Mig
PaiTens Nr
David A
Ladies’ Collegiate Institute
Haton, Oulo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!