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Newspaper
Beaver Dam Argus
Location
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1863
Page
2
Fragmented report notes unrest and court actions as war events unfold. Mentions Port Hudson siege plus various named figures, injuries, and protests. references a long-standing disruption affecting speech and public order. The text blends battle sites with local legal notices and wartime sentiment, lacking coherent narrative.
Beaver Dam city officials and citizens meet June 3 1863 to plan a large July 4 celebration. A finance panel reports 180 pounds and 3 shillings subscribed. committees outline a parade program with a Federal salute bells and marching bands, officers marshals and a grove gathering near the depot. Extended invitations issued to local civic orders to join in regalia. A note adds Col. Grierson has been promoted to brigadier general.
Fragmentary OCR text includes references to military figures Grierson, Leen, and Union campaigns. Mentions March 1802, Yazoo City, Bancroft volumes, and reports from Cincinnati about Union forces, with scattered phrases on battles, evacuations, and premiums.
A garbled 1863 era telegraph compilation discusses Gen Butler potentially entering Massachusetts politics, Republican endorsement, and Governor Andrew. It mentions military maneuvers near Norfolk Port Hud, notes from Vicksburg, and various war-time movements including settlers arming. The piece mixes strategic notes, resignations, and anticipated troop activities with scattered references to political shifts.
An advertisement touts Lyon's Drops as a cure for menstrual pain and irregularities. It urges readers to trust the remedy, cites a claimed single-bottle cure, warns against being deceived, and lists New Haven as the general agent with Lord & Smith as wholesale distributors.
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