The Tarpannn Promises Great War Prospects in Virginia
The article notes Union General Hooker waits for roads to dry, predicting a major Potomac theater push as Mississippi obstructions are cleared and Burnside advances in Kentucky. It praises federal mobilization, ironclads at Charleston, and urges rain of iron hail on Charleston to supply and aid soldiers. It predicts six months of high valor and success with commanders not letting expectations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Army of the
Charleston
Ths Park
Report acclaims McClellan a poor general amid war debate
A Congressional committee report condemns Geo B McClellan for military inefficiency causing reverses. It cites testimony from witnesses and criticizes copperhead complicity while attacking war opposition, draft resistors, and bread-riots as signs of political maneuvering and looming victory over rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee On
Geo. B. McClel
Juin
Wedprul Nvtna
Copperheads
Napoleon
Copperhead Press
Sre
Fion
Mac
Fragmented 1868 political discourse excerpts from Free Press
A collage of 1868 newspaper clippings criticizing the Free Press, Democrats, and copperheads. The excerpts attack alleged treason, state versus federal slavery, and call out specific editorials as misleading while noting election rhetoric and spiritualist counts.
Victory over the Hebele and the North's resolve
The piece argues for unwavering Union effort, citing votes from Connecticut Rhode Island Michigan Wisconsin Ohio and Missouri against peace with traitors. It asserts the need to continue the war until rebels are defeated and liberty is preserved, warning of Bopperhead victory impact. The tone emphasizes republican ideals and the duty of loyal states to support persistent conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Davis
Aucocegia
Fee
Rhode Ieland
Michigan
Wiscongin
Ohio
Missouri
The Grand Triumph and War News From Richmond
The Richmond Dispatch reports grim rhetoric of rebellion and sacrifice, noting Confederate resolve, Union setbacks at Vicksburg and Grenada, and moving battlefield dispatches. It cites reports from Washington and Charleston, with updates on Fort Magruder, Williamsburg, and Nashville-Chattanooga rail lines, plus European reactions and Confederate finance troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Jackson
Lake Providence
Vicksburg
Grenada
Memphis
Vickaburg
Mobile
Carthage
Mies
Grant
Rosecrants
Kirby Smith
Mississippi
Alexandria
Chattanooga
van Dorn
Franklin
Washington,n.c
Williamsburg
Magruder
Ridgea
Palmyra
Fortress Monroe
The
Redmond Enquirer
Dick McCann
Nashville
Gumberland River
Wheeler
Franklin, Tenn
Oss
Rommer
Calhoun County Regents vote tally 1863 election results
The document reports the General Election held on April 6 1863 in Calhoun County Michigan. It lists vote totals and per candidate allocations for Regents of the University and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, naming recipients such as Thur G Knight Thomas D Gilbert Edward Walker J Hastatan Fohagon George Willard Jattidsa Sweesey Alvah Sweetzer Thomas J Joslin Oliver C Comstock William A Moore Zina Pitcher Nathaniel A Balob Charles H Richmond Adam L Roof Erjah Burl and Joseph Coulter. Officials Samuel J Henderson chairman of the Board of County Canvassers Levi Mosher county clerk and secretary note the tallies and certify accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Thur G. Knight
Thomas D. Gilbert
Edward @. Walker
J. Hastatan Fohagon
George Willard
Jattidsa Sweesey
Alvah Sweetzer
Thomas J. Joslin
Oliver C. Comstock
William A. Moore
Zina Pitcher
Nathaniel A Balob
Charles H. Richmond
Adam L. Roof
Eirjah
Burl
Joseph Coulter
Samuel J. Henderson
Board of County Canvassers
Levi Mosher
Supreme Court
Thousan
James Y. Campbell
Davitt Johnson
The
Sa “Preme ‘Gourk
Baie County
Samuel J Henderson
Levi Mosage
Onioa
Circuit Judge vote tally and probate order fragment
The document records votes for Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial Circuit at the General Election held in Calhoun County on the sixth day, noting Benjamin Graves leading with 3060 votes and Horace A. Noyes with 1874, plus Campbell and Nayen tallys. It also references a probate order from Calhoun County Probate Court issued April 14, 1863, with Judge Strong presiding.
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Woun
State of Michigal
Culn
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Townehton
Biome A
Athen
Ted Nedford
Burlington
Olty
Clarendon
Jounin
Toe Behlard
Rynmet
Rodonia
Hemor
Lee
Leroy
Suringo
Marehalt
Dat Ward
Ounield
Batnt
Akaun
Bentierlas
James V
Canplall
City of
Marshall Wy ' MW
Nuyes
Pematield
Vaydol Marchal
Benjamin
Taruves
Lundead
Dive Ware
Horace A. Noyes
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Corty
Benjamin ¥. Graves
Harace A. Noyes
James V.campbell
H. A. Nayen
Abi
Samuel J. Hend
Sout Sd
Ason
Board of County Canvaseere
Joanty
Board of County
Michigan
Calhoun
County of
Holden
Maraball
D. Strong
Marti
Conscription Law Sparks Bridal Boom and Hopes of Freedom
A fragmented 19th century-style column argues the draft will reshape society, boosting marriage rates as bachelors and widowers rush to wed before uniforms. It envisions women praising Congress, brides seeking dowries, and tailors and livery businesses profiting from wedding preparations amid a patriotic call to service.
Troops Engage Near Moravia and Courtland
A fragmentary report notes troops at Meinch and Giowice Were at Moravia and Courtland with a well-officered force. It mentions transport activity at Dante for Vitalie and an embargo on an English steamer at Mallo carrying a Polish attachment from gland to Boland.
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Meinch
Giowice
Moravia
Lapigazkil
Chipe
Cirevaslana
Courtland
Raseiawan
Biing
Dante
Vitalie
Mallo
Gland
Boland
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Paria
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Ism
Free Press
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Connecticut
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Press
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National Democratic Party
Cress
Hardo
Alloh
Greeley
Sunmer
Garrison
Lavejoy
Pebiu
Copperhead
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
Free Press, April 4.] ‘Well, the Vote Is ‘Counted, and Judge Lavrones
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Lo’slock P.M
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Kiawah
Seabroad Talands
Suffolk
Yeaterday
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Stangton
Corcoran
Akhishars
Thermy
Europe
Liverpool
New York
Orgenw
Kowai
Boden
Alzank
Liverpool Albion
Magiciane
Federa Erpizer
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London
Spence
Eiztesn
Charles
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Garrett
Michigen
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Olden
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State of
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Aasparinte
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Dent
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Guy
Newton
Ase
Wonnfield
Marshalls
Wand
Hauideed
James ¥. Campbell
David Johnson
Ghenit
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Edward E. Doty
Orman Goucher
Livire
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Magavion
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Marshall
Calioun
Martin
Jevary
Ameriod
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Adiar
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Nove
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Hoan
Caunoun
Calhoun County
Internal Revenue
Albion
Sheridan
Clarence
Eckford
Homer
Sauces V. Inwin
Frink & Co
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Conins
Marchall Fredonts
Edmonde’ Tavern
Byrlington
Sp Divesion
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Pennfield
Bedford
Batila Creek
Athens
Anthony Sonnepea
Eaton County
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Yeah
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Musa
Aurelius
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Ingliat
White Oak
Stockbridge
Bankerhill
Leslie
Ononlaga
Veyny L. Assminsoy
Jackson County
Loovila & Whitwell
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Rives
Tome
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Hanover
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Columbia
Leonl
Denrietta
Aldrich
Springport
Parma
Concord
Pulaski
Pattereon
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Grass Lake
Waterloo
J. Hxnny Pironen
Washteraw County
Brn
William Brown
Manchester
Freedom
Bridger Lor
Staton
Chelsea
Lydon
Sylvan
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Dasnt
Yeny
Tnd
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Crna
Dexter
Webster
Lita
Amet
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Theseiny
Northfield
Scio
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Axnukw Dee
C. W. Petk
Salem
David Aelmer
Salar
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Bowie
Hurein
Tor Jabib
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V. Clarence Price
Price
Fedica
Prige
Marahati
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