Susie Carroll’s daring rescue in Kentucky camp
In a Civil War era tale set in Kentucky, Susie Carroll plots to recover a casket of sensitive letters after a rebel captain seizes it during a chess game. Disguising herself as a Zouave, she braves camp guards, retrieves the casket, and flees with her sister Agatha and suitor Raymond Belmont to the Union North where Susie and Raymond marry.
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Susie Carroll
Kentucky
Raymond Belmont
Susie
Agatha
Judge Benton
Carrol
Belmont
Johnson
Raymond
Uilers
Capt. Johnson
Agathe
Henassas
Sneic
Jolson
John
Young Benton
Louie
Susie Sii
Suse
Hnally
Janson
Johnston
Tom
Sasia
Manasaas
Haymond
Thewan
Free North
Gapdohnston
Words of Truth in Illinois House Speech 1862
Col Richardson of Illinois denounces abolitionist policy and Republican favoritism toward African Americans. He accuses Seward of mass liberties for Black citizens while white Americans face hardship, advocates white supremacy, equates Negro equality with danger to the Union, and calls for a return to Constitution and loyalty with a strong stand against abolitionists and war measures.
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Col. Richardson
Illinois
House of Representatives
Seward
Certaan
State Department
Columbia
Ohio
Mr. Cox
Republican Party
District of Columbia
United States
Great West
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Manin
New Bampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Secretary of the Navy
Welles
South
Army
Navy
Bureau
Lovejoy
D. M. Hunter
South Carolina
Georgia
Fronda
Hunter
Jacksonville
Florida
Savannah River
Union
Hayti
Liberia
Vnewe
Jellaby
Bomba Age-Mission
Aminidab Slack
Mexico
Central
Southern
America
Congress
Tio Loyal
Wisconsin Law Amends Penalties Collection Act 1862
A 1862 Wisconsin act amends penalties and fines collection provisions. It repeals and renumbers sections in chapters 131 and 155 of the revised statutes, adjusts wording to reflect amended text, and declares the act takes effect upon passage and publication. The document notes life has no lags and can fly, appended as a motto.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
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Goulding
Heyver Yur
Dodge Co
Wwis
B. Ww
Ctetir
Geepa
Dpecwl Wits
Argos
Fers
Afar
Wil
AUC
LANDL2
A.cornere
Deaver Dam
Deugevans
Boncatelle Am Ade
Meres Selwele
Lund
Edward Elwelle
Sloan & Jkee
Diere Onn
Law
Beaver Dam
Wisvie
Lawwronce
Woneace
Cers
Provisions
Pwl Alt Poise
Ducts
Shove
Frout St
Beaver Oe
Gilman
Dastapsurglon
Dadce Eautty Hunk
Frout Street
Ina
Cxty
Keorge & Lebraind’s Stree
J.C. Kle
Srleviny Hulse
J. Yate
iGurrabee & Rising
Lawand
Horeca
Wis
Bantaees
Amos Y
Wecker
Dodge County
Decker
Burper
Reed
Hericon
Ss. & H. Bushnell Cs
Syria
Burchard & Curtis
Dodze County
Teamen
MWA
Cigante Ley Ressan
Ofa
Mse Portractet
B. W. Curtis
AMD Sale Stable
Canarligces, &C
Beav
Moucuet
Lvov
Luvmpeou'a
Treusteregued
Stusted
Leavar Dam
Lendton
Charles Roth Ser
Beaver Dam, Wit
John C Lleenan
England
Howe
Linsey
Lancashire Sampson
Iowa
Canton
China
Broken
Pat
Fanny Fern
Fanny
New York
New Orleans
Louisville Journal
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