Letter from Gen. Tuttle and supporters on Union victory
The document discusses acceptance of government authority, urges loyal support for Lincoln, and calls for speed in crushing rebellion. It argues for unifying old citizens as soldiers or voters, to preserve the Union, end treason, and restore order under established government.
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Utes
Txth
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Polly
Iene
Annin
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Ita
JM. Pottiney
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Aue
Eso
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Ang
Dodge
Queenstown
Maximillian
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America
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Mexico
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France
Austria
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la Patrice
England
Paris
China
Japan
Letter of General Tuttle Acceptance Raises Questions
A fragmentary letter purports to be General Tuttle’s acceptance. The publication notes uncertainty about its authenticity and states no tolerance for double dealing in politics. The piece questions truth-telling versus withholding believed truths and ponders what a new day may reveal.
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Gen. Tuttle
McNutt Nominated by Abolitionists for Representative Race
A dubious figure named McNutt is described as a controversial candidate backed by Muscatine Abolitionists for a Representative seat on a joint ticket with Jacob Butler. The note recalls McNutt’s turbulent history and attacks from opponents, including political rivals and past disunionist ties dating to 1858 Chicago.
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Brawlitee McNutt
Dorr
Dubuque
Alahony
Muscatine
Eis
Gaime
Jacob Butler
Chicago
Hartford conscript suffers from bone disease amid community sympathy
In Hartford a poor exempt conscript endures caries of tibia and tibial oscalais with adherent cicatrices, provoking community sympathy as he faces added deformities and pain. The Provost Marshal wept as reforms are noted. A London divorce case features a wife recounting threats and curses from her husband, prompting the court to separate them.
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Tn Hartford
London
Rebels Fortify Sumter Defenses Amid Bombardment News
From Charleston and Savannah reports the Confederates layer stud bags along Sumter Wharf to shield magazines as Gilmore promises an assault. Union movements near Washington and Port Royal traffic speak to a broader campaign while saber actions at Savannah and Charleston hint at intensified raids and fortification work.
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New Yonk
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Gilmore
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Empire
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Robert Shaw
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Cion
Mercer
Savannah
Georgia
Savannnah
Atlantic
Death of Hon John A Gurley in Hamilton County
The evening report notes the death of Hon John A Gurley at his residence in Hamilton County. The line includes a censored or derogatory fragment in parentheses.
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John A. Gurley
Hamion County
Language of Talleek directs hangings of officers after info
The document outlines execution language to the exchange agent, directing immediate hangings of Captains Lawyer and Jnn and other Confederate officers once authentic information is received, and to notify Robiould while assuring retaliation by the U.S. government for similar barbarous violations of civilized war laws.
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Jnn
W. H. Lee
Robiould
U.S
Conservative meeting at Osburn House adjourns with limited attendance
Rochester reports a closed doors session presided by A W Wood of Wisconsin. A national committee was chosen with R V Stevens as secretary, but full announcements were postponed. An interview with Governor Livnt followed, all conducted behind closed doors. turnout did not exceed 20.
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A. W. Wood
Wisconsin
R.V. Stevens
Livnt
Pugh Reports Strong Democratic Turnout In Ohio
Special Dispatch notes George E. Pugh returning from stumping Northern and Central Ohio with high Democratic enthusiasm seen as six times 1856 and 1860 levels. Vallandigham is predicted to win the state by a large margin. Pugh hints he may join Brough and Anderson to address soldiers at the Army of the Cumberland, though the others may decline.
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