Hemocratic Press Dispatches From May 14 1863 About Hooker and Jackson
A Hemocratic Press item reports misgivings over Union general Hooker again failing to cross the Rappahannock and questions Confederate prospects after battles. It notes rumors of Richmond’s fall, speeches in Fergusson, and commemorates General Jackson’s death while praising his character and faith.
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Hooker
Rappahannock
Heaven
Randay
McGuire
Richmond
Vallandigham
Jefferson Davis
Cicero
Socrates
Philadelphia
Court House
Lee
Vicksburg
Stonewall” Jackson
Jackson Weany
Leeline
The Late Battles on the Rappahannock Campaign Ends
The New York World reports the last day of fighting showed discouragement among troops who held positions Monday. A storm worsened conditions as a river crossing threatened bridges. By Tuesday night the army withdrew to this side of the river, leaving many dead and wounded.
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New York World
Rappahannock
Trial of Hon C L Vallandigham Nears Public Decision
The trial before the military commission concludes with the court's decision pending. Counsel for Vallandigham, Mr Pugh, argues a habeas corpus writ as Judge Leavis waits to rule. A broad proclamation outlines the National Forces act and citizen duties amid insurrection.
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C. Vallandigham
C. L. Vallandigham
Cox
Aecuser
Hill
Pugh
Pugh, Who Acted As Counsel For Mr. V
Leavisitt
District Court
Lincoln defines citizen status and suffrage rights
Fragmentary historical text shows Abraham Lincoln signing a clause on citizenship and suffrage. The excerpt references the right to become a citizen of the United States and to exercise suffrage, within U S law, by an official signer, Wa. H. Sawann, as Secretary of State. The wording suggests a late 19th century context and constitutional framing.
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United States
Wusawas
Congress of the
Wueneas
Wuanras
Law of Nations
Sisi
Mio
Alioge
Ay i
Ai Ito ‘Tion
Abraham Lincoln
Wa. H. Sawann
Local and Miscellaneous Serious Accident
On Thursday evening about nine o clock Mrs Stephens wife of Isaac Stephens fell while preparing to retire to shoot and seized with a fainting fit her clothing ignited by a torch or match. her clothes burned from the waist upward and she suffered severe burns to the throat breast and arms. Her injuries are serious but not deemed fatal. Cincinnati in danger due to a dry goods store raid causing market panic. General orders urge soldiers to have portraits taken at Sam McCraty’s Gallery before going to war. Also a dental sign advertises teeth extractions and replacements near the court house.
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Stephens
Isaac Stephens
Cinginnati
Nyery Brerrexs
Natty
Nat
Sam McCraty
Main Street
Eaton
Sam
Dixie
Terrific Siege at New Eaton Store In Dr Minor Building
Terrifying bombardment and storming of a new store in Dr Minor's building owned by Coreuan, Dean & Co. by a large female mob. Greenbacks and witplasters used as price support. merchants claim readiness to continue conflict as long as funds and supplies last. Local ad notes G Lockswood's Cheapside shop for household goods and groceries.
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Eaton
Dr. Minor
Coreuan, Dean & Co
Jose
G. Lockswood’s
Cheapside
Engle Hotel
Notice of dissolved partnership and authority change
Notice declares dissolution of a partnership between Tink Copartnership and Ploge and Produce Merchant by mutual consent on April 25 with J A Stevensim named as authorized to wind up and Duncan Sloan sued by Stevensos in association with the business, per the limited accounts.
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Ploge
J. AL. Stevensim
Duncan Sloan
Stevensos
Notice in Preble County Court Petition for Partition
Summons and notice issued in 1868 by the Court of Common Pleas of Preble County. Jane W. Orias petitions on behalf of John W. Ws and others for partition of real estate in Toul ermal Lane, with terms set for July 4, and publication to heirs and interested parties. Attorneys for plaintiff are Castapi and Cork. May 4.
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I Neatley
David
Court of Common Pleas
Preble
Jane W. Orias
John W
el Fate
Sar Vars
Ermal
Anil
Samsel Wonkles
Wade Seloniaa
Anid
Djamvel Gordon
Court of Common
Pendle County
Ohi
Katou
Ohio
David Gordon
James Gordon
Gilwore & Campbell
Attra
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