Contention over national politics stirs at Lee Moines meeting
The gathering focused on federal authority versus states rights with attendees including local leaders and citizens. Debate touched on governance, taxation, and constitutional powers as participants weighed national policy impacts on their community.
Turbulent 19th Century Dispatches Snapshot
A garbled wire service style summary reports diverse events including military movements in Virginia and Cumberland Gap, political shifts in various states, shipboard illnesses, an election in Leavenworth, and a noted exchange of prisoners. It mentions Generals Sheridan and Lee, a verdict on neutrality, and widespread public concerns.
Army in the Potomac and Lee prepare for spring offensive
The article assesses General Lee’s army at about 99,000 with 14,000 cavalry and 240 guns while Meade’s corps total 124,090 in three divisions. It discusses reorganization efforts, removal of generals, harms to morale, and speculation on a possible Confederate invasion of Pennsylvania or movement toward Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde
Virginia
Grant
Milimery
Shertian
Lee
Meade
Jomrunl
Thiaso
Chavesse Doube
Lincoln
Eurses
Civera
the Poternine
Toon Mer
Lew
Washington
Meadesor Geneel Grant
Abraham Line Colon
Odene
McClellan
Othe
Ele
Aris
Teintalemain Porter
Pranglin
Keyes
Sykes
Ela
Abe
Congress
Iain
Demosceatia
Fienneial
Ald Abe
Ree
Ize Menut
Congres
Hiss
Democrate
Ateard
Claud
Bed Regina
Belek
Cne
I Sy
Pia
Cota
Jane
Wileon
Evn Vaticuiltural College
Hes Moi
Tyn Weltten
Agricultural College
Fibs Dent
Forage Train Captured and Political Turmoil Reported
Reports cite a forage train captured by guerrillas near Batesville and clashes at Leavenworth and Jefferson City. Dispatches note rioting at polls, a mayoral contest, and conservative wins with broader military movements and river gunboat activity shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Thomas
Pleasonton
Rosecrans
Batesville
Ark
Mages
Fremont
Alexandria
Franklin
Mila
Texas
Banks
Briggs
Red River
Mon. Smith
Mower
Shreveport
Flesh
Jefferson City
Election returns show Buckingham win with wide lead
Across multiple towns and states, Buckingham leads in the governor race with 5 653 majority in 18 towns and 38 445 to 32 304 totals reported later. Senate stands 18 Union to 3 Democrats and a House 15 Union to 12 Democrats. Complete returns note Rinack elected mayor by two votes and the council split 7 radicals to 3 conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. S.thomas
Leavenaworth
Joseph McDowell
Anthony
Buckingham
Senate
Tantronp
New Wairfield
Chester
Roxbury
Wm. R. Rinack
New York Vindicator
Metropolitan Record
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dubuque Herald
Lee Moines
Leaneiudates
Poncecitig
Latist News
Uianises Gies
Hetitia Penmark
Perot
Gerrans
Mansimilian Waa
Niewa
Pelicy
VTE
Maxamancia
Mexico
Boride
Santa Crna Tea Erises
Cumberland Gap
Ator
Banka
Generala Lee
Wire Adan
Canton
Misa
Leavenworth
di Geen
Yeatersdhay Wood
Fien
Wid
Atau
Ki. FE. Moore
Mabagie
Cuubey Courtul
Ns Boque
Dowa
Aml
Pesrona
Eatite
Conrad Pielyticke
Aimy
Wwe
Stor
Hysketegn
Gen
McLellan
TELE
Mall
S. Bbatchins & Co
Manin Street
Dubuque
Ede
Main Street
Tai
Catholic Companion
Reeves
Uymn Hawkes
Cativgie
Iwoks
Pire Ushera
Hiall
Prlee
S. Hutchins & CO
Hg Wee
C. Farr
C. K. Foorn
Lory
State Agricultural College
Wefan Ot ‘College Bbaallatiang
Rug Foster
Peper Melesdy
Bronson
Laren Sexton
Ditino & Co
Ean
Manx
Psw
Ka Mui
Detroit
Doun Fontes
Partha
Hmilwaukee
Blvyyer & Dascoyne
Mason
Maln Ste Milwaukee
Wise
Telegraphic
the Daily Herald
Gen. Forrest
Leaven
Worth
Wasuisstos
Mouse
Oswald
Committee of Roads and Canals
Ohio River
Indiana
Ilinois
Mallory
Washburne
Sly
Rock Island
Hollman
Schenck
Lrumbull
Megars Fescenden
Trumbull
Johnson
St. Louis
Leavensworth Sys
McDowell
Carney
Copperhead
Brataly
Davig
Curtis
Cincinsati
Bader
Nemy of the Cumberland
Divers
D. Lewis
Union
Mulkey
Kroxax
J. W. Hyatt
Bioaminorosx
Prixerrox
N. J
Fnce
Sr. Dosxin
New Haves
Fairfield
New Haven
Middleton
New London
Windhams
Fort Moxner
Commissioner Ould
Capt. Hatch
James River
Richmond
Milwwacker
J.C. Tallmage
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. Young
J. B. Kellew
Dayton
New York
The
Post
Special
Washington Ltd
Alabama
Goodhope
Lancaster
Troy
Cleveland
Columbus
Tennessee
Ella
Kentucky
Jackson
Tenn
Somerville
Col. Hurst
5Th Tenn. Cavalry
Vicksburg
Winrt Adama
Mias
Fudge
House
Navy
Senate Military Committee
Supreme Court
Army of the Potomac
Sheridan
Army of the Cumberlated
New Mexico
United States
Tiheatris
A. Macraw
Esenerey
Manateh
Westair
Manageic
New Orleans
MO. T. Hancock
Stone Masons & Builders
Undersigne T
Nike
Buinkimann
Sireel
Matnaml Town
NUENE
Jos Logiler
Wwrinkman
J Hartilann
Th. Leibechi
Riburg
Rafef's
Onichi
Geo
Penston Orivier
Wastitsatox
D.C
Jos
Darkett
Washington, D.C
Hoy & Dana Wal
Olcer
Cmeer
Penton
Penston
Scondl
Quinn
Robert Cuarre & O
Law Publishers
Booksellore
Stationera ad Inport+ vrs
Inclunail
Ohio
OFI
Dress Goods, &E
Messrs. Chapline
Burton & Co
Sanford’s Block
Geos
Ta Tool
Anne
Cuapline, Burton & CO
Anrtiuncera
Sat
John Blankenburg
Ntuque
Wald
Nena
Louie Wurlea
Reat x. Iw 2S
B. M. Harger
City Brookstore
Father Mathew
Maguire
Theodore Packer
General Grant
Heaven
Alger
Fenty Ward Beecher
Engani
Miles O'Reilly
Butler
Les Sargent
J.T. Trowbridge
Merrivale
J. NK. Tosmor
Samuel Irenus Prime
C. C. Coffin, Esq
Boston Journal
Main St
American Express CO
Pot Office
Butale
Western New Y
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Missount
Mwa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ars
Omeo
ULAR
Nate
Livingis
UN, Fargo & Co., Proprietors
American Express Company
Express Co
Pennsytvania
Wlinola
Missouri
Iowa
Post Office Department
Busters
Post Ofico Department
Stemp
Enterprias
Expreas
Aprita Alw
Pedgar Tisdale
Fifth Street
Prar Mary
Dubugue
A. Tooth
Daily and Weekly Herald
Baily
aqVane Bs
Alita Bran AL
Datanceart
Pricu
Rodigoy
Music Store
Mate
Chicago
Etrinway x Sons
Knail ‘Q
Baltimore
EM UN & CO
Huston
Toardman , Gray, Albee
United State
A TN Wi
Tae Bni
A. T.oeses
ABTNA
WM. Smith
Towa
James Gadsden
Duereville
Springfield, Mass
Hire & Marine
William Conner
Bee’y
Edmund Freeman
Springfield
Mase
IXO
Maini Street
Dabsque
Rk. C. Waples
States Lumber Yard
Lb. A. Benson
Suert Music
Haine’s & Hre
Mandelph Street
BEE
Itm
Dean
Gino
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!