News of the Week Creel Tack on Low ef Co0 men
The week’s dispatches detail Confederate and Union movements across several fronts. Reports place Maximilian amid Mexican affairs, Rebel advances at Charleston and Wilmington, and skirmishes near Rappahannock and Bull Run. Gen Grant visits Memphis. lectures on prisoner exchanges and conscription unfold as wartime diplomacy persists.
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Grerods
Maximilian
Mort
Roger A. Pryor
Eriage
Charleston
Sumer
Wagner
Fusca
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N. C
Hhat
Nin Wiruington
Mexico
Cuntivealiy Forest
Rapphansock
Eis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Bucknar
Bragg
Bonid
Lee
John B. Floyd
Abbington
Virginia
Ohio
Great Britain
Russell
Federal
Rebs
Mashy
Centreville
Bull Run
Nassau
Savannah River
Gen. Grant
Memphis
Lafayette
Tenn
Jef. Davis
Confederacy
Darkeys
Edward Fate
James T. Lews
Satcuel D. Haan
Whyse
A.D. Tsig
Het
Compris Ug
Kewaunee
Washington County
Wal
Grant
Calaryman
Low i Portland
Shielden
Beaver Dam
Watertown
Wanpan
Dodge
Fonds du Lat
Ontwamie Cound
Shawanaw Ocuuite
Door
Dane
Roxbury
Mazomanie
Berry, Sfeld
Middleton
Plaing
Vermont
Blue Springdale
Verona
Fickburz
Oregon
Montrose
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Pepin
Eau Claire
Dunn
Chippewa
Ashland
la Pointe
Madison
James T. Lewis
Elder Searles Replies to Beaver Dam Argus Letter
The Beaver Dam paper prints Elder Searles reply to our critique of his sermon. He defends his views, questions pulpit duties, mocks our statements, and cites political and religious tensions of the era. He mocks Jackson Calhoun era threats and laments moral sternness in the church. Aug. 22, 1883.
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Searles
the Citizen
Eildlor
Beaver Dain Argus
The
Argua
Gen. Jackson
John C. Calhoun
House of God
Luton
City of
New York
Grand “Union League
Beaver Dam
Cairo
Jackson
Calhoun
Political retort to a reading of Union views
A pointed colonial-era letter responds to a political correspondent. It references Andrew Jackson and Old Abe, urges restraint and reason over bloodshed, and defends press independence while challenging the reader to consider pacific means over vengeance. The piece includes quotes about religious duty and toleration, urging open debate in a candid column.
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Jackson
Abe
John Wealey
N. S. Copperhead
Wesley
Beecher
Union League
Anawera
Immortal Soul and endless torment debate and Minnesota politics
A column of controversial religious fare offers a ten dollar reward for publishing Bible passages denying immortality or eternal punishment. It then reports Minnesota Democratic State Convention nominees led by H. T. Wells and A. D. LaDue, praising Auditor McKinney of Chatfield Democrat, followed by a quip on party loyalty and a note that Joel Eastman’s mother is 102 while Eastman himself is 88.
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Leva
Minnesota
St. Paul
H. T. Wells
A.D. LaDue
A. E. Welsh
J. H. McKinney
W. H. Grant
Peter Wilkins
McKinney
Chatfield Democrat
Tie
Freedom and Critics Clash Over Union War Policy
Richmond editorials attack republican dissent and press freedom while praising Davis for restraint and urging suppression of a North Carolina unionist paper. The piece cites Seward and Jefferson quotes, notes partisan hostility to free speech, and comments on Kentucky and Delaware elections, Conceived as a broad Civil War era reflection on loyalty, press liberty, and political lines.
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Richmond
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Richmand Enquirer
Davis
North Carolina
Lincoln
Delaware
Kentucky
N. S. Worth
Sewano
Seward
Dayton
Paris
United States
Mr. Saward
Mariner
The
Dodn Adams
Ipranes
Timbudd
Hemiblican
Thomas Jeffrson
Quanrkett
Uri Republican
Ou Cher
Quantrell
Lawrence
Charles Tart
Jennison
Atehel
Jeff. Davis
Ted Legs
Kansas
Cox
Cleveland
Juning
Pourtican
Jefferson
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Ars Sherman D.C
Qowdey
Arentis
Dway
Pease Xs Co
Chicago
Sarr Pa
West District
Dodge County
Vial
West County
Court House
Oelock
Aung
Edware Cial
Richard Mletz
Davi Elm Clar
Ethc
Uedee County
Edge County
Goo T. Comey
EL Feazek Warkeley
Ait Dane, Son
Poilan
Gens
Merde
Les
Union
Carolina
National Intelligencer
T. W. Johnson
Robert Toombs
Democratic Party of
North
iLeald Curon
Perns
Zef
Democratic Party
Obvions
Enron
South
Palmer
Fara Mortgagors
Dixon
Spooner
League
Lewis
Mary
Jugs Larrabee
Assembly
Max Buchaber
Warrand University
J.F. Wincox
Beaver Dam, Wis
Siyerian
Appleton Crescent
Joel Eastman
Clovecord, N. H
Tudge Eastman
Jer
Brinkerholf
Beechtown
Union County
Columbus
Vallandigham
Val
Jett
Traftford Times
Frankfort
Ky.) Commonwealth
Louisville Journal
Congress
Commonwealth
Ae Bailey and Co
M. E. Church Ton
M.M. Cothren
Church Vna
Cothren
Litspersen
Tas
Kurz, Lane & Co
Milwakes
Wisconsin
Watertown Democrat
Brown County
Tony
Vicksburg
Vick
Vicksburo Whig
New York World
Maine
Racine Journal
Shanghai
Charley Benton
Old Herkimer
Anderson
Fort Sumter
Gilmore
Logan
Gazite
Outagamie County
G. Edward Lester
War Department
Thompson
Order of Leopold
J. F. Wincox
Thos. B, Young
Epancolon
Sophia Bernia
Fou
Eliza M
Daughther
Bansano
Mart Ae Youn
Cepeta -Papera
Canela Bas
Connecticut
California
Wis
Beaver Dam Corner and Cotillion Band
Brad
Stevens House
L. Valentine
Wilcox & Gibbs
Wemmer
Feller
Boston Transcript
Phil Brening Jonme
Scientific American
Pittsburg Chronicle
Pennsylvanian
Franklin Institute
Prung
Wilcox & Gilbs
Pennsylvania State Agriculural Society
Aunt Jourgal
London
Phiadelphia Pri
Boston Traveller
Cexpress
Cinnati Ie
Eulpa Welphia
James Wilcg
Broadway
State OF
Ssersrang
Fulk Edward Ilsley
Suekiee
Donce Cocxrs
Wiscon
Juneau
Michael Ames
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