Army of the Potomac rebuke and reorganization report
Detailed battlefield and casualty notes recount a brutal engagement with heavy losses including killed and wounded from the 16th and 42d Ohio 22d Kentucky and 64th Indiana. The letter describes bayonet charges breaching two lines of breastworks, mass casualties, and prisoner's reports after a failed assault near Vicksburg. It also covers Army leadership changes and critiques of Porter and McClellan era influences.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kershner
Harm McClure
Cunningham
Mulls
Ark
Sden
McClure
Charley Parks
J. Logue
H. Berry
Milner
Toy Summers
Gece J. Pratt
al Brauneck
Summers
Tony
Trian
Jim Fink
Fred Musser
G Barrington
de Courcey
Louisiana
Vicksburg
John Marks
Botsford
John Fraim
Warts
Advance Terms for Wooster Republican Subscription
The Wooster Republican announces higher prices due to paper and materials costs. Effective January 1, subscriptions move to $2.50 yearly with advance payment required. arrears paid at $1.60 yearly for renewal. Readers urged to prepay to help cover rising costs and consider new subscribers.
Address from English workers to Lincoln on abolition
The page presents an address of the working men of England to President Lincoln and the speeches from a Manchester meeting of operatives and manufacturers. It lauds the anti slavery stance as a noble eloquent expression aligned with freedom and the Proclamation.
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England
Lincoln
Manchester
Wounded Ohio Regiments In Memphis And Paducah Hospitals
A committee led by John A. Anderson lists wounded and sick from the 16th and 120th Ohio Regiments in Memphis and Paducah hospitals. Names and statuses include convalescents from the 120th and 16th in the St. John Hospital, Fort Pickney Camp, and Adams Block, with several convalescent and recovering soldiers from Co K 120th and Co D 16th among others.
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Memphis
Paducah
John A. Anderson
Tod
Vicksburg
Anderson
Varton Hospital
Tenn
W Conyer
Roseborough
O Stouffer
A Shambaugh
W Spencer
James Byerly
L Hough
John Palmer
Jousph Byerly
Valentine Young
Wm McGee
Lewis Butler
Fort Pickney
William Piper
Marte Adam
Henry
Brana Jones
A M Stearns
Joseph ‘Myers
Lawrencé
Winkler
Aick
H McGlipaner
Te Hospital
Toon
Feith
Popes
Miller
J Moen
ST. Johns
Bighland
Andrew
Ford
Setrad
Cornered Press Exchanges Stir Loyalist Anger in 1863
A January 26 1863 letter critiques rival editors in Coshocton and Wayne County for slur filled exchanges over loyalty and politics. It references the disloyalty of the 10th regiment and notes attempts to sway support with crude slang in a disputed speech about Fort Lafayette and slavery era debates.
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Epior
Coshocton
Wayne County
Democrat
Qlds
Fort Lafayette
Republican Party
Érea
Vallandigham Speech Splits Ohio Democrats Over Treason Debate
The Sandusky Register reports tension in Ohio's Democratic ranks as Vallandigham's congressional speech stirs anger and praise. Critics accuse him of aiding Jeff Davis while Enquirer and party leaders endorse the speech, urging loyalty to the Union and warning against treason.
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George E. Pugh
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Ohio
Rufus P Ranney
Rufus P. Ranney
Supreme Cort of Ohio
Reuben Wood
Jackson Standard
Cox
Bliss
Congress
Vallandigham
Jeff. Davis
Richmond
Washington
House
J. Wright
Pennsyvania
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Clay
Webster
Burke
Chathim
Gooeres
Democratic Party of
Larioh
Vallandiguam
Vallandigha Vn
Cincinnati
Jeff Davis
Npar
Gpn
Rosecrans
Murfreesboro
Revolutionary Army
Arnold
Brags
Vallandiz
Sandusky Register
Bill to allow county taxes for volunteer bounty refunds
A state wide view shows bills pending to empower County Commissioners to levy taxes to refund bounty paid to volunteers in old and new regiments. The measure sets interest up to six percent and limits payments per county to the pledged amount. It allows bond redemption from the fund and debt renewal for longer terms. If a volunteer died, payment may go to widow or heirs.
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Senaor Aitchenck
Fragmented Civil War Rhetoric Over Treachery and Democracy
An unresting early Civil War era column denounces Northern Democratic leaders as treacherous to the Union war effort and criticizes their influence on military policy. It cites Rosecrans and Sessions, warns against surrendering military control, and laments the costs and sacrifices of the war while accusing opponents of duplicity.
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Braid
Army of the Potomac names Joserin Wooken commander
General Order No 1 from the Potomac area announces Joserin Wooken as commander of the Army of the Potomac. The proclamation praises past deeds, calls for unity, discipline, and continued pursuit of the enemy, and extends goodwill to the late Chief General Barnside. Weather notes indicate nine a.m. location and warm conditions.
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Canoxean Patmostu
United States
Army of
Th Potomac
Geral Barnside
Joserin Wooken
Cwonmardine
Potomac
Arata
Wes
Army Movements Delayed by Heavy Rains and Road Conditions
Reports from the Army of the Potomac describe weather and poor roads delaying transports of pontoon and heavy artillery to the front. The piece notes Gen Porter’s controversial reputation and court martial scrutiny, plus general concern over command decisions impacting the Peninsula campaign and battlefield outcomes.
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Potomac
Cy Angary
Popowac
Geeral
Joseph Iluear
Jras
Patiabce
Bry Long
Ninth Corps
Boroside
Lewis Rienwann
A. AG
Franks
Gerral Sumner
Gener Hooker
Geo Eurosie
Gen Porter
Mcllellan
Petson Lo
Porter
New York
Pope
Centreville
Barterid
United States
Pyguses
Burnsides Address and War News From Army of the Potomac
General Burnside’s address to the Army of the Potomac declares an intent to strike a decisive blow on the Rappahannock after recent Northern theater successes. He urges firm action to restore peace under Providence. The piece also notes a rats propagation claim and a New Bedford Mercury remark on Cox versus Puritanism.
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Burnside
Hooker
Washington
Fredericksburg
Prouktin
Sumit
Orcs
Army of the Potomac
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Rappahannock
Brensypr Lewis Ricamonp
A. AG
The
New Bedford Mercury
Cox
New Ingeland
Tom Thumb
Gibralta
Callicott Elected Saket Nomination Reflects Party Split
Readable fragments show Callicott receiving support for nomination amid party tensions. References to thanks, slanders, and ongoing campaigning indicate internal disagreements while confirming Nomination acceptance.
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Calligott
Sting
Guy Te Fitaths
Rey Calhcott Vous
New Advert Incomplete Notices From County Ohio
Fragmentary OCR text shows a county notice mentioning Jao Aash Yoder as executor and a baptism or robbery context with burial, charges, and a religious ceremony. The legible items include names, dates, and places but details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes on a teaching event and dates
Readable fragments describe a meeting or class period with references to teachers and a timetable. Specific names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text. The piece mentions a date near the start and a sequence of activities with uncertain details.
Local Court Names Pete Gority as Administrator
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Pete Gority named administrator in a local estate matter. No country or further details clearly readable.
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Tin Fink
Adee
Pete Gority
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