Kossuth County Agricultural Society Meeting Notice
The annual meeting will be held at the County Clerk's office on Monday, June 2 at 2 o'clock p m A full attendance is desired. A A CALL Secretary Also an advertisement for Hanpans Magazine praising its timely monthly issue and Harper & Brothers subscription offer.
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Kossath County Agricultural Society
A. A. Call
Soc’y
Hanpans
United States
Harper & Bro
Franklin Sugare
N. Y
Black Hawk Moray Stallion At Kinsey Carson Farm
Farmers in nearby counties urged to view the fine young stallion Blackhawk owned by Kinsey Carson near Irvington. The horse is said to need no puffing to those in the county and to others its stock speaks for itself.
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Kinsey Carson
Irvington
Republican Congressional District Convention Proposal
A letter argues against aligning the 6th Congressional District Convention with the 11th Judicial District gathering. It urges Webster City, Hamilton county, as a central site and favors holding the convention after harvest, around August 16th to 20th, to maximize farmer and delegate participation.
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Wwinckhawks
Cartis Waterias
Uyter
Dailey Butler Dentor
Grundy
Clarkson Ore Marshall UC
Marthalliowa
Nardi J
Cusasy
Cusasy Liders [ Prankiin € (Ithott Hampton Corre Gorda
Maton City Worth
Lanetate
Winnabige & Secoro Prem
City
Hantoak O
Pritchard
Amsterdam Wright L
Hontter Olmynt
Tamitton DD
Ohare Webster
Guy Blery Bedi Ovida Doone L
Sanders
Aabera’ Woke
Dawiey Port Budge Humboldt O
Bergk Dakota Rosa A
Uiutt Tgena Great Jedge Ripper County
Calhoun
Reynolde
Wightmeo
Geogieton Paterson
Buena Vista
Groga
Metcalf Peterson
Aston County
Corrolt
Tit Crawford
Danolaca
Idar
11Th Judicial District
Webster City
Hamilton County
Blackhawk County
Woodbury
Winnebago
Story
Boone
Hayvest
Rebels capture Norfolk area as Union forces advance
A damaged report dated May 12 describes Rebel and Union actions near Norfolk, Portmouth and the Navy Yard. It notes a one hour engagement off Fort Wright, a Rebel boat sunk and two blown up, and that Willoughby Point fell with a march to Norfolk. Rebels burned a bridge, then withdrew as citizens greeted advancing Union troops. Fort Monroe is referenced with Union control claimed.
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Chieageo
Norfolk
Portemoth
Navy Yard
Metrimtad
Temaival
Fort Wright
Fort Monroe
Alan Porthmoth
Dle
Quen
Unger
Nashville Union Man’s Civil War Letter to Salem Paper
A Tennessee Unionist named Mr Driver from Nashville writes a long letter to the Salem Register describing South attitudes, warnings of war, and calls for confiscation of traitors property, redistribution to Northern soldiers and orphans, and plans to end slavery in the South through continued conflict. The text emphasizes distrust of reunification, the belief in Northern victory, and harsh measures against those seen as betraying the Union.
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Mr. Driver
Nashville
Salem
Mass
Tennessee
Lead Horn
South
Dixta
Egypt
Terael
Texas
Rizhta
Irish Brigade at Yorktown Refuses to Fight for Union
Yorktown correspondent notes that an Irish rebel brigade revolted and declined combat against Union troops. Seeing Irish symbols revived old brotherhood, and the brigade reportedly refused to fight, signaling a surrender of arms described as grand in impression.
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Yorktown
New York Herald
Erin
Alghamian
Unclear fragments of Civil War theater report
Fragmentary text describes movements of rebel brigades and allied signals of fighting. Mentions theater on opposing side of entrenchments and a call to increase fighting fervor among participants. Details are obscured and names and places are unreadable.
Steamer Captured by Night Raiders on the Appalachicola River
A Confederate blockade runner manned at night near Appalachicola was seized after stealthy approach by Union forces. The crew captured the steamer with cotton cargo and the engineers consented to sail her to the Federal fleet for $200. The prize was sent to Key West, leaving cotton shippers bewildered by the sudden disappearance of their vessel.
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Appalachianta
Ita
Key West
Appalachicula
Aladin
Co, N.Y. Post
Retirement Panic Sparks Ridicule in Richmond Papers
In a chaotic scene the rebel Congress from Setfinend retires amid panic. Richmond papers mock the move, proposing escort by a battalion of ladies in canal boats to deter the lawmakers and calm fears as pollywogs advance.
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Ricwawp
Setfinend
Richmond
Montgomery
McClellan Drives Confederates Toward West Point After Williamsburg Action
Dated Yorktown May report says Gen McClellan pressed the enemy beyond Williamsburg and routed them across the Chickahominy after a sharp skirmish. Prisoners and desertions rise as Union forces advance toward West Point, with bridges destroyed and ships moving supplies. The retreat proves hurried and scattered, while Union batteries recapture guns and prisoners are found at Williams burg amid wounded of the enemy.
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Yorktown
McClellan
Williamsburg
Chickahonming
Ion
Lev
Mothellan
Wiehaond
Jiines
West Poin
West Point
Monilay
Syiai
McClelign
Williamasburg
I Hava
Ontékgboring
James River
Fray before Williamsburg reflects a hard battle and retreat
A newspaper account of a Civil War clash near Williamsburg with Gen. Hooker and Gen. McClellan’s troops. Rain, mud, and fatigue plagued the exhausted ranks as the Union forces pressed a night retreat. Williamsburg fell to Union pursuit, with Port Magruder abandoned and stores seized. deserters report Confederate flank movements on York River.
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Williamabug
Hooker
Torranta
Debelt
Ftornden
McClellan
Serigal
Cheepetty Corscheverly
Hiencooke
Williamsburg
Port Magruder
York River
Wile Haasburg
Roads around Corinth cripple movement of Union army
Cato May 8 reports roads around Corinth are in ruinous condition hindering army movements. Headquarters of Generals Hallock and Grant are now located at Monterey.
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Cato
Corinth
Hallock
Grant
Monterey
Rebels muster near New Madrid amid conscription unrest
A Cairo dispatch reports 1,400 rebels readying a demonstration near a half deserted town as Island No. 10 and the Cypress area push to drive guerillas away. A Jackson resident says conscription worsens southern hardship, with merchants and workers pressed into service. Reports place Union gunboats near Vicksburg and Federals at Patchapgho.
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Cairo
The
Times
New Madrid
Island No. 10
Ciptos Ile
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Grenada
Corinth
Grant“ Lynetion
Bautecird
Pocantag
Vicksborg
Lovell
Patchapgho
New Orsleana
Jacneon
New Orleans
Fors Henry
King’s Bend
Port Terman
Fort Berry
Yates
St Pittsburg
Hallock
Yorktown War Dispatches Describe Moves and Morale
From Washington May 7 Times editorial note Yorktown reports that Gen Franklin advanced up the York River while Gen Sedgwick reportedly moved toward Yorktown to join him. Rebel forces retire toward New Kent and the James River, with speculation on cross river actions and bridge destructions to hinder Union advances.
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Mwaantmnatun
Rappahannock
Washington
Jeff Daviser
Denchman
Davia
Davis
Ali
J.B. Johnson
Davie
Sohne
Gotdoriseilla
Tokasan
Yorktown
Mya
Kitrnders
Johnson
Munngses- McClellan
Fredericksburg
Peninsula
Richs Woontt
Richmond
Danville
Johnagn
New Orleans
Virginia
Times
Franklin
York River
Sedgwick
Alco Ems
Yorktawn
Shaylare
New Kents
Williameburg
Richs
Gelekshominy
Laws of Tow a, New York Authority Chapter 90
Fragmentary 1862 act references township clerk pension, filing and auditing requirements, and repeal of inconsistent acts. Includes signatures of Rush Olana Speaker and Joun R Needho President. mentions Algona, Iowa, and unrelated biographical remarks.
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Rush Olana
Ha Wouro
Kopras Joun R
Needho
Samuel J. Birkwoon
Proclamation to Voters on Special Election in Kogarth County
A proclamation announces a special election in Kogarth County on Saturday the 14th of June 1468 to decide a proposition by petition. It seeks authority to grant acres of swamp and overflow lands for a county mill project and pledges county support if the voters approve the plan.
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Warnnas
Board of Supervisors
Kanth County
Awa
Sakl Eodaly
Aguiot
Kogarth
Dard
Alga
Gaid
Wishin Kweleyn
Pho
Daid Mittabailnas
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NY Authority
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Lomostaad
North Western
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Rees T
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Meg
Penns
Agus Tech
Presbyterian Church of
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