Drouth Devastates Wisconsin and Minnesota Crops
The paper reports severe drought across Wisconsin and northern Minnesota with pastures browned and crops drying. Writers note spring wheat reduced by half yields, winter wheat poor, corn and potatoes stressed, and uneven rain in counties. The issue also covers local building, stores, and civic notices amid a flood of varied regional items.
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Wisconsin 1864 era correspondence from 40th Regiment letter
A correspondent reports from near Memphis and Appleton activities, describing soldier conditions, looting limits, entertainment, and a stock of dry goods. Mentions engagements with rebels, patriotic songs, and a university attendance list. Includes ads for Hoop skirts and local merchants.
Lincoln Calls for Five Hundred Thousand Volunteers in 1864
A July 18, 1864 presidential proclamation by Abraham Lincoln calls for five hundred thousand volunteers for one to three years of military service. Quotas may be filled by volunteers or by a draft after September 5 1864. credits for prior naval service or existing enlistments will be honored toward the new call.
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Rebels at Niagara Falls discuss peace terms to end war
Confederate leaders at Niagara Falls consult with Northern Democrats on a plan to restore the seceded states to the Union with slavery still legal and rebel debts paid. Deserters and guerrillas surge in Missouri while desertions rise.
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Rebels Routed After Pursuit Through Maryland Gap
Dispatches report Union forces under General Crook pursuing rebels through Suick ers Gap in Maryland. A sharp encounter followed as Crook’s detachment overwhelmed the enemy, seizing over 300 wagons of grain and cattle and dispersing the plunder from the rebels.
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War Department reports evacuation of Atlanta by Johnston
New York July 20 The Commercials Washington Special says War Department has positive information of the evacuation of Atlanta by Johnston s forces It is believed that General Sherman has dispatched a large body of Stoneman s cavalry to Macon to release the numerous Union officers confined there.
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From Grant's Army Quiet Skirmishes with Desert Era Detachment
The report notes sporadic firing as usual with occasional pockets of combat near Burnades and daily arrivals of Desert era squads. Washington is believed to have transferred a portion of Johnston's rebel army to Vinge, increasing pressure on Union forces amid ongoing engagements.
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