DisvAler wLwcrons and Names in Legal Notice
A garbled legal notice lists numerous individuals with scattered locations such as Marion Webster and Dubuque. It includes names like Daniel F. Millen and John Sinkyond and various townships, provoking a public record of a formal action or filing. The readable fragments suggest a scheduled proceeding or appointment but lack coherent details or dates.
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wLwcrons
Patri Daniel F. Millen
Fee
Ee Josin Sinkyond
Seward at Auburn and the Republican Critique in Crisis
The piece criticizes Seward as a self styled Oracle of the Republican party. It portrays his Auburn address as ill received amid melancholy public mood. It denounces his policies as ruinous to the Union and alleges false prophecies and unconstitutional actions.
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Seward
Republican Party
Napench
Auburn
Ilia
Lincoln Seward
Claude
Life
Liberty
Union
Steward
Brutus
Cesar
Neto
Rowe
Questionable speech sparks partisan backlash over Lincoln era power
A disputed address draws sharp criticism for insinuations about delaying transfer of power and threats of rebel triumph. Critics label the speech as sophistry and falsehood, arguing it represents duplicitous diplomacy and drunken rhetoric.
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Lincoln
Twatille Towlay
Seward
Campaign herald calls for wider circulation of Democratic papers
The Campaign herald urges Democrats to circulate the Prospectus for the Presidential Campaign and distribute Democratic papers. It stresses the dissemination of truth and issues to support Democratic principles and asks readers to form clubs and spread the canvass widely.
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Constantanita
McClellan Accepts Presidential Nomination with Unionist Tone
The newspaper hails McClellan’s acceptance letter as a strong Unionist appeal. It rejects abolitionist claims the Democracy seeks peace on dissolution terms and commends his serious, patriotic stance. The piece praises his grasp of national danger and commends the Democratic choice as fitting for the emergency.
German papers shift support in Iowa party lines
The Jews Banner of Lyona declares for McClallin and Pendleton, aligning with the National Democrat Arad and other papers in Iowa. The Dubuque National Democrat backs Farmont. the Jowa Hunner remains anti Lincoln. Die Tribune favors Lincoln before election. Staats Zettung in Dubuque opposes McClellan.
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Lyona
Fremont
Republican Party
McClallin
Pendleton
Arad
Towa
Fon
Knobberg and Shoddy in Political Allegory
A critical roving paragraph attacks Democratic leaders for their outgrown aristocratic image and snobbery, contrasting old labor sympathy with current pretensions of bloodlines and genteel manners. It cites Rochester Union and Chicago Tribune criticisms of party snobbery and “shoddy” portrayals by opponents.
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Kare
Seymour
Belmont
Rochester Union
Copperhead
Pendleton
Chicago Tribune
Misceven
Northwest
Abolition
Missouri Democrat
Draft status in Civil War era reports causes confusion
A telegraph dispatch hints the draft may not be pressed hard while a Stanton bulletin dated Sept 9 says the draft will proceed without delay. The Provost Marshal Office recruits credits for districts and emphasizes speed in drafting defaulting districts with postponed applications refused.
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Thean Times
Telegraph
Stanton
Bulletina
E.M. Stayton
McClellan Banner Rally Sparks Civil War Paragraphs
A rousing call urges support for General McClellan with patriotic lines praising his lead and sacrifice. The text invokes unity, battle resolve, and the nation’s peril, urging citizens to raise a banner and stand firm against traitors and deceitful leaders.
McClellan Nomination Letter Honors Union and Peace
Geo B. McClellan accepts the National Democratic nomination for President, pledging to restore the Union on constitutional terms, pursue peace without bloodshed, and uphold the rights of states. He emphasizes loyalty to the Constitution, economy in public finances, and stronger national power while addressing wartime sacrifices and the need to reestablish Union and liberty.
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Onance
N. J
Geytawey
Vicena
Thur
Angy
U.S
Inwa
Burns v
Geo B. McCrensian
Hon
Horatio
Seymour
Mer
Yorktown
Williamsport
Weat Point
Owen Lovejoy
House of Representatives
Union
En. Geo. B. McClellan
Democratic nominees named for Missouri Iowa and Minnesota races
The Democratic State Convention of Missouri nominates Thomas L Price for Governor and the Democratic Congressional Convention nominates M D Henry for Congress. Minnesota Democrats nominate Judge Chatfield for Chief Justice. Iowa Republicans renominate all current Congressmen amid reports of Gen. Price’s death.
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Democratic State Convention
Missouri
Thomas L.price
Democracy of
Minnesota
Judge Chatfield
H.W. Lambertson
John’ M. Gilman
Congress
Des Moines
M. Dd
Me. Henry
Thin State
A. W. Hubbard
Sioux City
Iowa
Price, Grinnel & Co
Agricultural Fair Sees Attendance Rise and Extension
The agricultural fair reports improved attendance over the previous day with a fine display of articles. Many items arrived late due to a railroad misunderstanding, so entries will stay open another day and the fair is extended to Saturday. Horse entries exceed forty, with notable bovines from Brotherst farm and various specimens in art, floral, and vegetable showcases.
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New Mellory
W. R. Clark
Messrs. Root and
Theumler
Tts
E. Whelan
AL A. Cooper
Bowen
Bowens Prairie
Third Day at Fair Shows Poor Turnout Despite Exhibits
Report on the third day notes many entries and improving grounds yet overall disappointment. Attendance rises as weather clears but managers say the fair falls short of expectations due to the war draft and national woes. Exhibits include agricultural implements and horse speed trials with premiums awarded to Patterson Romeo Spencely and Cruise. Doc wins the sweepstakes and premiums for short horns. crowd income finally covers expenses.
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Patterson
Romeo
J. Spencely
Jamey Cruise
Spenceley
Dubuque County
Mayor Thompson
Doc
R Jackson
Buckskin
Telfer
New Mallory
FM Hinging
Maro
TL Patterson
Torwen
MM Higgina
Trent Bradlion
Exhibition Highlights and Horse Races Dominate Fair
The report notes strong horse racing action with purses of 300 and 200 and top stallions like Black Eagle and Jack the Ratler. Germania Band plays each afternoon as committees push for a successful event amid uneven exhibitor turnout and limited industry displays. Sam Shinn and Priam race drew large crowds with a tight finish before twilight, ending day’s events.
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A. A. Cooper
Germania Band
Buckling
Black Eagle
Beardsley
Jack the Ratler
Acker
Horse Show Highlights Premiums At County Fair
The final day of the county fair drew a large attendance at the horse exhibits. Black Eagle owned by J.J. Bucklin won best stallion, with a strong record. Black Hoyle, sired by Black Bird, claimed top prizes in several events, including two year olds and state fairs. Charley and Black Dick won premium honors in Roadsters and Thoroughbreds. Comet, though hampered by a quarter crack, won the Sweepstakes premium, with Beardsley generously donating the award. Additional premiums listed include best stallion two years old John Burns, best stallion three years old Jan Taylor, and Mare showing best stock Joel Higgingon.
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J.J. Bucklin
Black Bird
Chicago
Davenport
Ilinois
Charley
Black Dick
A. G. Sessions
Marion
Lewis
Bridgeport
Versmont
PF. Beardsley
Sheridan Second Pursuit of Early in Potomac Valley
Special correspondence from Washington reports Sheridan’s renewed pursuit of Early from Harper’s Ferry toward Martinsburg and Bunker Hill. Rebel forces defended strong positions along the Opequon, repelling Sheridan’s 29th attack while Averill and Wilson failed near Martinsburg. The piece argues Union efforts cannot remove Early without stronger reinforcements and fortified garrisons.
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Dubuque
Washixeton
Upper
Potomac
Shenandoah Valley
Grant
Sheridan
6Th
19Th
Crooks
Sth
Torbert
Custer
Wilson
Averill
Harper's Ferry
Early
Harper's Kerry
Pennsylvania
Washington
Blue Ridge
Richmond
Warrenton
Cien
Marly
Stewsburgh
Harey
Winchester
Harper's Perry
Charlestown
Harry
Charleston
Crook
Smithfield
Bunker Hill
Opequon
Williamsport
Geo. Sheridan
Lee
Cuzades
Harper’s Ferry
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
Bunker Bill
Gan. Sherridan
Baltimore American
Washington Star
Mactinsbore
Kelley
Cumberland
Sherman
Martinsborg
Potomac River
Opequon River
Hagerstown
Potomae
Fragment from Old Colony letter mocks Lincoln dynasty
The Old Colony Massachusetts Sentinel publishes a fragment arguing that evidence exists to "damn to eternal infamy" any Administration over Mississippi affairs. It echoes harsh mockery of the Lincoln dynasty amid Republican defections as state witnesses.
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Old Colony
Mass Sentinel
Pendleton Praised as Able Democratic Presidential Candidate
The Tribune lauds George SH Pendleton as a gentleman of considerable ability, liberal acquirements, and unstained reputation as the Democratic candidate for President.
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the Tribune
George SH. Pendleton
Battle on Digenife River Ends with Indian Defeat
Correspondence from Sioux City describes General Sully’s July to August campaign starting at Fort Rice. He marched toward Rainey Butte then to Biz Kuife River, clashed with 4,000 to 5,000 hostile Cudians on a mountain, and after a seven hour fight driven from their camp. We lost two men and ten wounded. Indians left many dead and many camp goods destroyed.
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Sipe
Menoquanteus
Hlyanr Raven
Sioux City Register
Vort Rice
Rainey Butte
Cannon Ball River
Fort Rice
Rainey Bute
Biz Kuife
Sully
Heart River
Idaho
Tripp
Company LB
Dakota Cavalry
Stalls
Nebraska Indian Scouts
6Th
Iowa Cavalry
Tth
Iowa
Minnesota Infantry
Pope
Miner
Brackett
Minnesota
Crain
McChiren
Minnesota Cavalry
Jones
Willams
Lows Cavalry
6Th Lows
6Th Bawa
Jones’ Butters
Five Isles
Port Rice
Missouri
Yellow Stone River
Tab-cha-a-kute
Conniry
Westchester Monitor shifts from Republicans to McClellan in 1864
The Westchester Monitor denounces Lincoln's administration, accusing Treasury mismanagement, poor diplomacy, and naval corruption. It reports a party switch to General McClellan, reflecting a broad public demand for change to avert perceived national decline.
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Westchester Co
Monitor
Repubican
McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
Treasury Department
Department of State
Navy Department
Lincoln
High Heaven
McClellan Honored by Lincoln and Congress in Civil War
A compilation of praise for Major General George B. McClellan from 1861 to 1862 shows votes of thanks from the Western Virginia Convention and Congress, Lincoln’s acknowledgments after Seven Days, Antietam, and South Mountain, and Halleck urging McClellan to lead and assist as the war effort continued.
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Gen. McClellan
Western Virginia
Virginia
Wheeling
Congress
Edwards
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
House
Geo. B. McClellan
Army of the Potomac
Annals of War
Times River
Geo. MecClewn
Wasuristos
Geo
McClelan
Lincoln
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Pope
South Mountain
Antiietam
Lincoln Era Race Tension Report From River Ferries
Fragmentary notice describes racial bias during the Lincoln era with soldiers surveying travelers crossing from Cincinnati into Kentucky over ferries and enforcing citizenship standards on African Americans and others.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
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Geo. B. M’clellan
New Jansey
Geo. H. Pendleton, OY Otfila
Witchegl
Dohneon
T. SM. Pikyton
Linn
State ‘Tigret
Wallaicah
Mewativa
Atata
Jon 4Vdtten
oTita
Kwan
Pen
Aamietas
THM
Atata Lata oPrice
B.D. Nolakruvok
NesoNs
Retraun Jedan
M. Munnroe
Nitotqes
Boward
Mr. Seward
Tennoasuy
Arkoosse
Jiouienosia
Mr. Lins
Soward
bin Cab
Snot
Pnties Damocratic
Fropeep
Freeman
the Campaign Herald
Lowa
Knobberg and Shoddy
Nave
Qunoml McClellan
Ewan
Tallahassee
Wilmington
Atartoon
Pegad
Troadstens
Daniel O'Connell
James Cruise
Jack the Matcer
Bucklin
Bill
Kate Kearney
Aow Richmond
Kitty Wink
L. Tydale
A.W. Richmond
Sam Shion
Morgan
J R Bradford
Cedar Rapids
Priam
Grant Speed
Sam Shinn
Harvey Clark
Gh Chali
Sam
Coud
Clark
Sam Deadig Priam
Mireemes Agaim
Hig
Earry
Ran
PNOAL
Digenifeiver
Abwesona
McClellan and
TOE Auteorlties
Shanks
Dresident
Prane
A. Lixcoty
Halleck
James
McClellan Wastel
Alexandria
War Department
Fretto Haleck
Suveral Ines
W. EL. Tatnecx, General in-Chieh
White House
Gen. McClean
President Lincoln
McCtellan
Washyetos
Grexeran
Antietam
Maryland
H.W. Haunecr
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