Old Third Georgia in Civil War Valor at Malvern Hill
A 19th century sketch recounts the Old Third Georgia regiment’s formation in 1861 from nine counties, Ambrose Wright as colonel, and its costly action at Malvern Hill. It notes raids on the Fanny supply steamer, battles near Oak Grove, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, and Petersburg, with heavy losses and repeated leadership changes through 1864.
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Asso
Borgia
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Petersburg
Georgia
Congress of the Confederate States
Third
Burke
Putnam
Athens
Augusta
Ambrose R. Wright
Norfolk
North Carolina
Burn Ride
Roanoke
Burnside
United States
Fanny
Hatteras
Chicamacombo River
Twentieth Indiana Regiment
Chicamacombo
Twentieth Indiana
Ward
Oak Grove
Richmond
Wright
North Crolina
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Colosonel Wright
Morgin
John KR
Turgis
Malvern Hill
Fourteenth
New York Volunteers
Sturgis
Chickahominy
M. B. Montgomery
Manassas
Nisbet
Antietam
Rappahannock
United States Ford
John S. Jones
Chancellorsville
Stonewall Jackson
Hooker
Bion
Chancellor House
Fredericksburg
Logan
Athachine
Ia Eli Bintipeiar
Ciovjettonill
Lonugsin
Ft Third
Georgia Regiment
Plata
Seuay
Blanessas Gap
Fleminanta Top
Spottsylvania
Fragmented OCR light text with many garbled terms
The readable phrases mention a military regiment, strength, and names like Kipssur, with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the damaged text. The piece appears to be an archival garble needing review for usable facts.
Phase of a Philadelphia stage incident and trial
A Philadelphia man facing a theatrical performance dispute sparked controversy. The account references Davenport and a cast, noting tensions over a public dispute, alleged improprieties, and an ensuing confrontation that disrupted a stage event. Authorities and venues are mentioned in connection to the outcome.
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Philadelphia
Wes Combrad
Fey
Phantelphia
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at local news item
Fragmentary text shows dialogue about publication of business talk and a person named Milly. No clear event, date, or place. article unreadable beyond scattered names and phrases.
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Alura
Milly Niis
Ohione News
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