General Caxeter Gallant to address Freeport crowd in September
The notice proclaims Gen. Caxeter Gallant Dick No. 2 will speak in Freeport on September 3 at the County Union Convention. Lambard Brothers of Chicago will perform union songs and other speakers attend. The meeting inaugurates a campaign in Old Stephenson eight weeks of awakenings, aiming for a November victory for Gen. Oglesby, a top speaker in the West and a defender of freedom. Rally attendees urged to attend and greet him.
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Oglesby
Freedom
Rally
Boye
Bar Convention Nominates Ingalls for States' Attorney
Delegates from Winnebago Jo Daviess and Stephenson counties attended the Bar Convention in this city on Wednesday. Freon C Ingalla was nominated on the first ballot for States' Attorney. Ingalls previously served in that role in this county during Col Atkins' absence and is expected to be unopposed and an excellent officer.
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Daviess
Gallant Ogelsby to Speak in Freeport Saturday
Ogelsby will address the people in Freeport this Saturday, September 8, if possible, urging neighbors and families to attend. The event is tied to the campaign with a promise to return if feasible.
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Rousina
German Unionists of New York City Resolutions
Resolutions by the German Unionists of New York City assert Germans will not aid Copperhead ticket efforts and support freedom. They praise the patriotic German leaders and deny any disparagement of those who remain loyal to their principles amid political shifts. Also notes Chicago stock yards expansion and scale installations for efficient weighing of stock units.
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Bennett, Pieters & Co
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Western plains set for Indian revolt against Yankees
A private Memphis letter claims the great Indian uprising on the Western plains will unfold, with Governor Evang and General Curtis reportedly confident. It mentions rebel emissaries tampering with tribes and a plan to join Union forces at Columbus Mississippi, while Copperhead press shifts blame to Grant and others for wartime brutality.
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Forrest
Illinois Sets Final Quotas For 1864 Draft and Volunteering
The State reports adjusted quotas by War Department for July 18 1864 calling 62 0657 men from Illinois amid a last recruitment push with 80 days left. It urges volunteers and substitutes to fill the remaining 16 182 men, notes old regiments should stay intact, and outlines new enrollment act bounty terms and enlistment credits toward quotas.
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Digtitot
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Calle
Tllinois
Congress
War Department Aire
United States Service
Recruitment Drives and Military Reforms Outline
Fragmented OCR notes describe agents for recruiting state troops with protection from local authorities. Mentions government authority, military service, and forged or disputed records as part of preparing requisition and enlistment procedures.
Fragmented Civil War Snippet Notes Rally Call
Ambiguous text fragment mentions Richmond and a commander urging courage in battle. The readable portion sketches a wartime rallying cry urging strength and loyalty. No clear dates names or places are deducible from the fragment.
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