Emotive War Editorial Urges Emancipation by Caution
The piece argues the Civil War's end could free slaves through gradual emancipation with compensation to owners, condemning abolition by war. It warns the South remains the slave economy’s base, urges restraint, and notes President Lincoln’s policies and court-martial proceedings alongside militia orders and wartime unrest.
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Congress
South
Tur kspay Nicun and General Hooker Face Rappahannock Crisis
Tur kspay Nicun reports General Hooker compelled to recreate the Rappahannock with gloom looming yet Scripture suggests evening brings light. Hamilton Depot destroyed by fire as old Preble urges strict obedience to law and order for eventual right.
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Turkspay Nicun
Hooker
Rappahannock
Hamilton
War News and Calm Counsel Amid Civil Unrest
Weekly summary notes conflicting reports from the Rappahan theater with thousands captured and prisoners exchanged. Vallandigham’s Dayton arrest leads to martial law after fire destroyed the abolitionist Journal office and property damage estimated near 40000. Call for moderation, peace, and neighborly harmony.
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Cy Il. Vanuamaranan
Dayton
Cincinnati
Vallandigham
Journal
Montgomery County
Vallandigham Arrested and Dayton Riot Action
Ten L Vallandigham was seized at his home by U S soldiers on a Tuesday dawn and sent to a Cincinnati military prison under General Burnsides order. Armed locals attempted a rescue as Dayton mob violence damaged the Journal office and adjacent buildings after communications between Dayton and Columbus were severed.
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L. Vallandigham
Cincinnati
U. S
Burnside
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Dayton
Journal
Democratic State Convention Call Missing Details
The Democratic State Central Committee announces a convention in Columbus on June 1 1863 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and other state offices. Delegates are allotted by county with votes from the last Supreme Court race. Preble Montgomery Warren Butler totals listed.
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Wong
Democratic State Central Committee
Tuunsnay
Suse
Columbus
Supreme Court
Board
Filly Voves
Preble
Montgomery
Warren
Butler
J.D. Commins
Cincinnati Market Prices Report for May Commodities
Market notes show butter at prime quality, cheese and eggs price indications, flour and grain values with Wheat steady at 128 125 and 130 6133 for Winter, corn dull, oats scarce, and hay pricing around 820 2 per ton. Also mentions State Spring hay and provisions market, with corn demand near term and subscription details for local office.
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Vetuwuan
Baloe Provissors Park
Lord
Great Bargains At Baron Street Store And Estate Sale
An advertisement touts a bargain sale at a Baroy Street Eaton store near Dr Brookins with deep cuts on calf skin boots and shoes. It also notes the sale of the late Mr Denniston's estate goods on Thursday the 14th inst and reports Wickeburg news of a Tiines Bluff attack with gunboats repulsed and expedition returning to Young's Point.
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Vances
Dr. Brookins
Baroy Stroet
Eaton
Call
Preble jMoyer
Mr. Brohiman
Torwiany
Carro
Wickeburg
Tiines' Bluff
Young's Point
Infant daughter of Lockwood laid to rest in Eaton
In Eaton the infant daughter of George and Ellen Lockwood aged three months and three days was laid to rest. A prayerful verse laments the brief life and hush of the child as the family mourns, praying for peace in heaven.
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Eaton
Kirre BF
George
Ellen Lockwood
Advertisements Legal Notice in Preble Probate Court
William Risinger administrator of Peter Harshman deceased files April 13 1863 petition in Preble Ohio Probate Court alleging insufficient estate to pay debts and requesting sale of described real estate totaling about 405 21 100 acres with multiple tracts. He seeks appointment of a guardian and sale of premises for debts and dower. Hearing set May 10, 1869.
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William Risinger
Peter Harshman
Iloed
Mary Maeschman
Herby
William Eisinger
Futor Harshman
Wreble
State of Ohio
Mull
Hin
Preble
Ohio
Savy Hursiman
Anid
Wold Prowliey
Joseph Horstman
Peter Sian
Moata Harahyman
Barbits Glinen Jaren
Glinpa
Sally Chrienan
John Harshman
Lewis
Farahman
Letitia Kimmel
George Kimmel
Elizabeth Harshman
Marc Milla
Jowph’ Mills
Harriet Mills
John Mills
Martin V. Hyeahman
Belinda Brown
Sith P Brown
Samuel Harshman
Peter How
Lathee
Kaw
Haruhinan
Liam Risinger
Peter Harwiman
Partition of Real Estate in Madison County Ohio
A long OCR fragment lists Beeble Coen Harshman Harwhang Harshman and numerous Harshman family members in a partition action. It cites a court order for partition of premises in Town township No wih A No. ne in Ohio and mentions Medgar and Beary wa ri ot Agni ean. Names of heirs and guardians appear with dates and clerk signatures. The text is garbled but indicates a probate like partition proceeding in Madison County Ohio with properties described and a next term assigned.
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Beeble Coen
Partiti Jr
Madison
Penes Jasob
Potty Harshman
Inde Harshman
Polly Harshman
Adam Harwhang
Sarah Harshman
Waskily Ae Harshman
Christianm Harshman
Barbara Harghiganyot
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Llinda
Inna Ater
Eorge Howat
Siesta
David Alenrodt
Wari
Agni
Attao
Ohi
Medgar
Lo Alto
Dores
Steven Harter
Weerind
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