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Newspaper
Burlington Weekly Hawk
Location
Burlington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1863
Page
1
A poem praising Liberty and emancipation. It envisions Freedom as a celestial Angel arriving to end bondage. The verse calls for awakening, unity, and the spread of divine evangel to free the oppressed and unite the nation through love and justice.
In Paris a stranger reveals to Henry Neville that he is heir to the Earl of Malvern after the lord dies and a plot unfolds. A secret police agent uncovers a deadly box containing pistols meant to kill the recipient if opened, saving Neville’s life and shaping a future fortune and gratitude to the agent.
A 1802 proclamation by Gem Bevebeet calls for public peace and market activity at Jelepe with 6000 troops and 13 000 Betette under French threat. It notes heavy provisioning needs, alcohol and hunger issues, and urges inhabitants from county to bring enode to market while promising protection and security.
The document accuses Gen. Butler and issues orders for murders in retaliation. It argues the charges are typical rebel rhetoric and condemns Confederate methods from seizure of loyalists’ property to forcing fights. It notes rebels manipulate claims to justify violence against recovered regions.
In Fort Bedling era reports a boyish but capable Orderly leads a squad and handles morning reports and rations. A farmer’s daughter disguises as a man to enlist, is exposed, and, with legal hurdles avoided, is discharged after being revealed as female. The colonel keeps the secret.
The Boston Daily Advertiser contends Gen Banks may be deployed to the Southwest with a significant force, suggesting possible strategic aims in Texas and along the frontier. While some lament missed Virginia or North Carolina action, the piece argues Banks’ presence could deter French moves in Mexico and protect the Southwest, with Burnside's at Virginia described as still adequate.
The Boston Courier reports tests of straw paper by Mr. Lemuel W. Wright showing high quality across writing and printing grades. It notes lower cost, fresh fiber, superior absorption, and potential to reduce rag paper dependence, urging industrial adoption despite hoaxes and other items in the column.
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