News on Civil War actions and troop movements
Dispatch reports surrender of Geen to Gen Banka with cannons and writs, prisoner exchanges, and Union advances across the Potomac. Rebels bombard Fort on North Island. Sherman’s forces push toward Natchez and Jackson Tennessee. Guerrillas and draft riots flash in the East as Union gunboats and batteries prepare new operations near Mortis Island and Carleton.
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Geen
Banka
Potomac
North Island
Anong
Secord
Ou Tris
Fort Wich
Natchez
Jackson
Tenn
Haieh
Bee
Hick
Isre
Wardey
Carleton
Beautard
Charleston
Mortis
Iutin
Uli
Buffington
Bed Ton
Lederibery
Taac
New York
Tex
Tao
Tartford
Newark
Wisconsin Furnished Men in Service
A summary from the governor’s official organ notes men furnished from Wisconsin for service. The report lists districts and indicates the aid provided, reflecting wartime mobilization efforts and state contributions to federal forces.
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Wisconsin
Maidaund
Gov Seymour and Pierce speeches printed for Fourth July
The issue prints Governor Seymour's July 4 1863 Academy of Music address praising his conclusions and urging public adherence. It also features Ex President Pierce's patriotic remarks, notes on conscription quotas and local volunteers, Vallandigham's Canada address to Democrats, comments from Boston and New Hampshire figures, a note on excess quotas, Brinton to Gettysburg for medical work, and a Paris duel incident over Confederate talk.
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Gov. Seymour
Governor Seymour
Academy of Music
Scratio Seymour
Franklin Pierce
Pople
Pierce
Gen
Eng
Advertising and politics clash at Wisconsin papers
A Wisconsin readers’ note praises Chicago and other advertisers for boosting local papers through editorial ads. It cites firms like DeLand & Co and Pennies spent in advertising as yielding profits, and contrasts party loyalties with calls for public unity amid wartime politics.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Vietnam
Fairbanks & Greenleaf
DeLand & Co
Juneau
Mateouvering
Republc Union
Lemgeves
Temple of Liberty
Ohio address by L. Vailandingham in exile 1863
A lengthy address from L. Vailandingham in Nam and Ganapaert July 6 1863 proclaims loyalty to Ohio and the Union, denounces military necessity as tyranny, praises constitutional liberty, and endorses Aly Pugh for Lieutenant Governor. He recounts exile, parole, and return to state allegiance amid Civil War debates. He urges unity, constitutional rights, and restoration of the Union.
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N.Y
Abraham Lincoln
George the Third
Nracana Fallls
Ganapaert
United States
Confederate States
Washin
Grielutt
Ohio
Guarecter
Adelig
Pugh
Leutenant Gusernor
Senate
Alway
Emingulaga Dawger
Lerdorse
Oma
Burnside
Onjo
Aly
America
Heaven
Isis
Washington
United States of America
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Dodge County
MLC JR
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Honcon
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Wit
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Sal
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Burnett
Wal GL
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Ueder
Adjutant General Office
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Wen. C.L. Vallandigham
Canada
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Boston
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Choate
New York Academy of Music
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Supreme Court of New Hampshire
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Story
New Hampshire
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Gettysburg
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Union Army
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Iowa
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Rhode Island
Slanton’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
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5Th Wisconsin Regiment
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Bill James B. Says
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Geo. W. Brower
Julia K. Brower
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la Crosse & Wilwaukee Railroad Company
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Sarah Hankey
Eaid Court
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Lincoln’s Commercial College
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Hexre
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Gustave Ducko NM
Horicen
A.D. Atwood
Metropolitan Combination
B.ellingham
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