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Newspaper
Linn County Register
Location
Marion, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1863
Page
1
A fragmentary editorial voice argues about Reconstruction policy and party loyalties. It mocks Northern reconstructionists and attacks democratic figures, contrasting Union preservation with disunion and likening political acts to violent legal disputes.
An 19th century medical advertisement touts Dr Coynett's Extract as a cure all for impure blood and a range of ailments including incipient consumption female disorders and general malaise. It promises renewed health strength and blood purification with several claims of rapid relief.
A letter from Vicksburg recounts the march from Arkansas Post toward Vicksburg in early February 1803. The writer details river maneuvers, canal work, and the landing behind a fortified levee, noting Confederate defenses and the arrival of Grant’s Army before Vicksburg.
A Civil War correspondent describes bluff lines and river defenses near Vicksburg, detailing fortifications, batteries, and attacks at Chickasaw Bayou. He notes enemy strength, plans to maneuver via canal, and a ram battle with the Vicksburg tug. The writer also references officers, regiments, and political asides.
The story recounts Tom Toumb and his bride leaving the Continental Hotel in Philadelphia on a Thursday. A gentleman accidentally trod on Mrs Lumpb’s dress, prompting the General to admonish him with a witty retort. A 16 year old guest bid them farewell with a wary, money minded shadow over the scene.
Reports from Vicksburg indicate the bombardment began on the 8th as mortar boats and Confederate batteries traded shots. Union positions were adjusted after exposure, and officials anticipate further significant events amid ongoing bombardment and troop movements.
A large demonstration in support of negro emancipation was held at Exeter Hall London on the 29th ult with leaders including W Evans and P A Taylor and readings from many notables. Resolutions condemned Confederate slavery and praised US abolition efforts while calling for English support and fraternal ties with the United States.
A Pennsylvania captain in Ol Capitol Prison is accused of persuading 23 men to desert so he could resign citing a half pay. Reports describe mounting calls for 600000 to 890000 more troops as conscription proceeds. A Philadelphia Inquirer correspondent under Gen. Sigh's command is arrested for false recon reports and contraband material. A District of Columbia colored movement forms to offer services to the President, while Consul General Gaddings escapes a hotel fire. Arizona’s status and New Mexico links are clarified amid territorial debates. Mining news from Oregon and California circulates as wartime shifts unfold. A mass of political and military notes reveal fears, loyalties, and the nation’s wartime strain.
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