Consequences of Union Victory and Slavery Policy
In a translated fragment from Die Colner Zeitung the author argues Federal arms will eventually triumph despite Southern resistance, noting Union strength, arming delays, and the need to uproot slavery. It contends slavery's abolition is essential to lasting peace and highlights conflicts over constitutional future and federal power versus states’ rights.
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Union
War Department
Thom
Jin Serson
North
South
Story of Louis Napoleon’s American voyage and a chest gift
Translated from Der Word Stern, Quizot recounts Louis Napoleon’s voyage after a Strassburg field revolt. Before sailing to New York a Vice Perfect warned him of a chest containing 5000 francs. Years later Emperor Napoleon seized the estates of Louis Philippe’s heir as restitution for the donation.
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Quizot
Louis Philip
Strassburg
Louis Napoleon
America
Lorient
New York
Fauperor
Skeleton found sparks town towns of Franklin and Bear Creek
Skeleton found in woods near Borbing SM, dated to last winter or spring, verdict says death at hands of a person unknown. Clothing described in detail, no identity papers. Inquest held by Wim. Liaison, with articles viewable at the horse of War Ludson White Mound Wisconsin. Excerpt notes Congress vote on fugitive slave law.
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Franklin
Bear Creek
J.D. Dewey
Wim
DeYsoth Tekowwn
Eladon
Bhck Alpar
Horse of War
iLudson
White Mound
County
Wis
Lovdun Spectator
American Congress
House of Representatives
Europe
Trempealeau Agricultural Society Sets October Fair Dates
The Ex Com of Trempealeau County Agricultural Society meets at the secretary’s office. A next annual fair is set for October 14 and 15 in Trempealeau with WW Newland of Trempealeau named General Superintendent and empowered to appoint assistants. A premiums list is ordered printed in the Transcript and Representative next week. Adjourned after minor business.
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Com
Trempealeau
WW. Newland Ag. of
Tremp
Indian Massacre Turned Word of Quarrel in Mlonicox
Aug 26 report claims the Indian massacre near this place was a quarrel between Indians and a family over a pony. The family reportedly murdered, but the piece notes ongoing suspicions and surveillance by authorities. Also mentions Union resistance in Shopville toll gate Kentucky and McClellan review near Philadelphia.
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Mlonicox
Marshal
Rhodesland Arrivd
Win
Bike
Louisiana
Ayith
Cincinnatut
Moore
Niels
Shopville
MacGlellan
Rebels Move for Subsistence as Conflict Persists
Aug 25 dispatches report enemy aims unclear while seeking subsistence rather than new offensives. Caldwell, indicted for treason, was captured in Lewis County by Home Guards and jailed by U S Marshal. Gen Raines orders seizure of medicine in federal hospitals depriving wounded troops of care. Potter’s committee cites about two hundred unreliable department employees.
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St. Louis
Caldwell
Grand Fury
U. S
Lewis County
Col. Woodyard
Home Guards
Ile
Spiinerreep
St. Liouin Democrat
Raines
Tere
Price. Potter
Private Levrrens of Gen Fremont Praises Wife Essie in Campaign Role
Privatse Levrrens from Gen Fremont speaks of the great assistance his wife Essie well remembered of the campaign of 1856 rendering him in this most serious contest. He acts as his private secretary writing many of his most important letters and notes his conversations with officers on matters of menial consent.
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Fremont
Essie
North Carolina slave revolt warned by Tribune
The Tribune warns that without firmer government action internal preservation may fail. It reports a North Carolina insider view that enslaved people are well informed and secretly organized for revolt and that leaders may call them to action soon. The piece emphasizes danger and calls for swift measures.
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N.Y. Tribune
North Carolina
The Fall of General Jyon Patriot Soldier Remembered
The Missouri Democrat honors a gallant patriot who rests on the Ozark slope, noting he faced harsh duty without government support. He fought against overwhelming odds and sacrificed his life for victory, lending his tempers to the war’s outcome.
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Ozark Range
Missouri Democrat
Beauregard Casualties at Stone Bridge Reported
Beauregard's report of the Casualties at the battle of Stone Bridge lists rebel killed and wounded totaling 1,470.
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Beauregard
Stone Bridge
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Jeff. Davis
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Lromp. Co. Ag
Fice
M. Oniven
Ronis
Hug
Col
Albert
Missouri
Springfield
United States
Jyon
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