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The Entitor of this paper does not hold himself responsible for opinions of correspondents. The writer, not the editor, is responsible. No anonymous communications will be inserted. The name of the writer must be given to insure accountability.
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New York
Seward Maide
Vallandigham Relocated From Fort Warren to South
The article reports President Lincoln shifting Vallandigham from confinement at Fort Warren to banishment in the Southern Confederacy. It notes Seward favored his release, per the New York Evening Post correspondent. The piece reflects wartime policy changes and political maneuvering.
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Vallandigham
Seward
Fort Warren
Confederacy
New York Evening Post
Democrats Gather in Eaton for State Convention Delegates
The Democrats of Preble county will meet at the Court House in Eaton on Saturday May 30, 1863 at 6 o clock PM to choose delegates for the state convention in Columbus on June 11 and to decide other crisis measures. Banta, Chairman Dem Central Committee, Eaton Ohio May 21, 1843.
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Preble County
Court House
Eaton
Columbus
Banta
Dem
Central Committee
Ohio
Preble
Abraham Lincoln
Democratic State Convention Call Receives Delegates Request
The Democratic State Central Committee designates June 11 1863 in Columbia for the next Democratic State Convention to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and other offices. Delegates are apportioned by county with one for each county plus additions for votes from the last election. J D Commins chairman urges faithful representation from all counties and asks trustees to appoint delegates.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Turusiss
Corlumbia
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Democratic Vetera
Rafuey Raney
Preble
Montgomery
Warron
Butler
Ibis
J.D. Commins
War talk and religious controversy in Preble county weekly
The paper denounces pro war and abolitionist talk while claiming moral law above government. It criticizes Vallandigham and Lincoln, defends liberty of conscience, and attacks a prayer meeting speaker for anti British sentiments. It notes the death of Rev W T Fyffe and honors him as a faithful pastor.
Indiana Demo mass meeting calls for Union restoration
The article reports a mass meeting in Indiana urging loyalty to the Union and constitutional rights. It notes 75,000 attendees at the convention in Indianapolis, with D Voorhees as president. Speakers defend peaceable assembly, denounce government acts, and discuss the Emancipation Proclamation and wartime policies.
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Democracy of
Indiana
Batanapolis
D. Voorlees
Associated Press
Valandighim
General Grant reports advance and disengagement plan
Official dispatches reveal Grant signaling minimal engagement as forces push toward a trap near the Fourteen Mile Creek and Black River. McPherson reports Clinton seizure after a two hour fight with 60 casualties and 180 wounded. Morgan and Sherman maneuver toward Jackson and the Memphis area amid reports of Jackson’s capture and Vicksburg retreat.
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Grant
Wasurxatox
Tanlock
Fourtain
Black River
Grand Gulf
Tulleck
Missiesippl
McPherson
Beathes
Clinton
Shermin
Directackson
Morgan
Wirlbut
Memphis
Jackson
Capitol
Okolona
Vicksburg
Livingston
Court Martial of Vallanigham Declares Guilty
The court martial finds Clement L. Vallandigham guilty on the specified charges. He is sentenced to confinement in a United States fortress to be designated by the department commander for the duration of the war. Valle digham addresses Ohio Democrats urging defense of constitutional liberties and Union principles amid arrests and political tensions.
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Vallan Digham
Wismxa
Addiocl
Acciacd
Clement I
Valan Hom
Olio
Fredericksburg
Lincoln
United States
Gwiley
Lim
Enid
Clement L. Vallandigham
Ohio
von Finenjait
Ilon
U. L. Vallandigiam
Mutreany
Crseusxan
Abulifion
Astor
Ludhere
C.f. Vallandigham
Fragmented Market Update From An Obscure Cincinnati Page
The noisy OCR reads a jumble of market items and prices for butter pork chickens and hay. It hints at grain and produce notes with scattered figures and place names but lacks coherent structure or complete facts.
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Wepci
Aly
Elise Fath
Stabot
Sues
Hay
Piovisions
Summons and Notion in Preble County Ohio Suit
A court action in Preble County Ohio cites a petition to set aside and hold a foreclosure or partition deed, by heirs including John W Weakier and Samuel Woikley. The long form pleads for relief under state statutes, with a May 14, 1858 date and specified parties and attorneys.
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Citi
Wenklew
Wi Weakley
Edward Weakley
Noniny Weukles
Amalia Ann Woakley
Mayra Ki
Weakles
Jubneon Woshler
Mivcutet Wookley
Wilson Wogisloe
Miin
John W Weakier
Wits Viteate Nothi
Proklo
State of
Ohio
Samuel Woikley
Orin
Seconani
Gaulemien
Anid
Gail
Cannes
C.W Jaiesh
Glevk
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