Imminent collision between military and citizens hinted
A Salt Lake City dispatch reports Gov Harding and Associate Justices Waite and Decrank planning to arrest Brigham Young and Kimball Wells. Washington notes Gen Curtis replacement by Gen Sunner overseeing Arkansas Missouri New Mexico Colorado Nebraska. Murfreesboro reports Van Dorn defeated and most of his command captured. Rosecrans orders ready to move loyalists to the South within ten days. Surgeon General orders transfer of long sick soldiers to nearest general hospital.
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New Hampshire Election Returns Show Governor Race Close
The New Hampshire election arouses great excitement as Governor Gilmore leads Eastman and Harriman in early returns. Statewide tallies show Gilmore about 10,199 ahead of Eastman 11,246 with Harriman at 1,683, while two thirds of the state suggests a Republican legislature and three Republican congressmen elected.
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Meeting in Jackson Towns elg endorses emancipation and union
A large Jackson Township Linn County meeting adopts resolutions praising Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation as a war measure and pledging vigor in preserving the Union from Maine to the Pacific. It affirms opposition to secession and slavery while supporting free speech and labor, with reference to a Victor Hugo note.
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United States
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Linn County
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Soldier's Letter From Tennessee Urges Union Support
A Civil War era letter from Jackson Tennessee February 1862 denounces Illinois Peace Resolutions and urges loyalty to the Union. It warns readers of treason and disloyalty at home and pleads to sustain the government's authority and crush the rebellion. The author cites battles such as Antietam Fredericksburg and Vicksburg and appeals to patriots to uphold the Constitution and the war effort.
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Aaron Burr
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Speech by Dotin Peat Explodes in Newspaper Extract
The Dubuque excerpt records Dotin Peat of Brown Township denouncing a treasonous faction posing as democracy. It warns Democrats and Republicans about protecting the Union, cites 26th Illinois Infantry and Copperheads, and calls for special requisition of three hundred Copperheads for public service.
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Civil War Era Dispatch Notes Military Movements and Reactions
The item surveys Union troop positions in Arkansas and Potomac captures, reports furloughs lowering desertion, and cites Senate payroll provisions for wounded soldiers. It also covers Copperhead activity in Indiana, Naval incidents near Vicksburg, and political commentaries on Gen. Banks and army morale amid ongoing campaigns.
Gold Excitement at Wall Street and Copperheads Fire
A long excerpt covers Gen Blunt and Copperhead rhetoric at Leavenworth with threats of retribution if the rebellion endures. It cites reaction to Hooker and McClellan reports, and a chaotic Wall Street session where gold prices swing wildly around 179 1/2 to 105, with crowds, guards, and a dramatic scene of a man shouting large sales while police intercede.
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Oysienctions at Charleston Port Royal Notes
Port Royal correspondent of the New York World reports Confederate gunboats repositioning guns toward Sumptar and warns of torpedoes and sunken ships. The piece predicts delays but asserts Charleston will fall and be in Union hands soon.
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