Civil War Voices Critique and Outlook From The Sentinel
The piece condemns Republicans for liberty laws and praises Northern resolve. It cites editorials from the Chicago Times, warns of civil war’s northern reach, and analyzes troop movements and battles with figures on losses. It notes Mitchell at Huntsville and hints at imminent reinforcement and a forthcoming major clash.
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Michigan
Detroit
Logal
Treitora
Stanton
Dickinson
Sprague
Cochrane
Tod
Three Wis. Regts in Battle Loss and Wounds
A Civil War dispatch recounts heavy losses across three Wisconsin regiments at the Savannah front. Officers Col. Wood and Col. Measmore wounded, Major Hanever unhurt. Lieut. Col. Beal and Maj. Crain killed. Many others wounded or missing. total casualties near 1,000. General Smith praises the Wisconsin soldiers for steadiness and endurance amid harsh conditions.
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Gano
Wisconsine
Wood
lJvient
Col
Measmore
Hanever
Saysuanh
Weldo
Fout
Wiscortsin
Cul. Allen
C. Fairchild
Weynolde
Saxe
Lis Enumony
Savaraly
Fox
Powse
Gite Wheeler
Go. G
Stighy
Laudryud
Savannah
Wiscons
Cal
Alban
Beal
Crain
Cot Smith
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Colorado Correspondence on Gold Rush and Frontier Turmoil
The letter describes Colorado troops marching through southern counties with foraging and looting, burning stores and homes, leaving settlers devastated. Reports details of mining, water projects, and rising emigration toward Salmon River and Pike's Peak, plus prices, telegraph hopes, and political changes including Governor Gilpin’s removal and Evans of Chicago appointed in his place. It notes conflicts with Native tribes and ongoing war fears, with economic conditions and frontier life painted in brisk, period-voice commentary.
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Norada Crry
Colorado Territory
Colorado
Atlas
Vollief
Cel
Canon
Denver
Ger. Bunter
Lesvenworth
Wisconsin
Middle Fork
Nevada
New Perce
Salmon River
Washington Territory
Oregon
Srimon
Ancil
California
Port Hall
Senate
Philadelphia
Lung
Julesburg
Gilpin Hes Baen
Evans
Chicago
Wilis
Union
Washington
Unela Sam
Iniebe
Incomplete OCR Notes on Alabatda and Caldunier
Fragmentary text references Alabatda Caldunier and an item about prisoners, a feast, a fruit trap, and a waterfall. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR. no cohesive event or entities beyond these names can be determined.
Wisconsin Surgeons Aid at Pittsburg Landing
Within hours of the Pittsburg Landing battle Milwaukee Madison Janesville and Beloit residents prepared ninety hospital stores. Gov Harvey and ten surgeons departed for the field to care for wounded Wisconsin soldiers. Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce funded two top surgeons to accompany them.
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Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Madison
Janesville
Baloit
Harvey
E. T
Brodhead
Fsg
Batfield
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce of
Western Virginia
Emontipstinn Ag
Ger
Haleck
St. Louis
Tennessee River
Chicago Sanitary Commission
Sota
Effy
Hey
Parson Brownlow
Chicago
Fremont
Tbis
Tennessee
Camp Douglas
Aesara
West
J. Pratto
Senate
Palmer
Webb and Chandler
Assembly
Supreme Court
Columb
Congress
Pope Thaa
Advance on Yorktown Reported by Philadelphia Enquirer
From Fortress Monroe April 6 1862 General McClellan and staff arrived at Fortress Monroe Wednesday as the advance toward Yorktown began. Heintzelman’s corps moved through Big Bethel while Berdan’s Sharpshooters and Michigan and Pennsylvania cavalry led. Deserters from the Second Mississippi were captured. Fortifications around Camp Misery and heavy artillery engagements near Yorktown marked the day as Union forces pressed forward under heavy rain and mud.
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W.hehester
Virginia
Il Léth
Blue Ridge
Virgini
Aldia
Centreville
Genneville
Vida Pita
Stokes
Escribe & Sempeirele
Esaz
Atpen
Divera
Sugamle
Gentreville
Osm
Sven
Buts
Censutovilla
Manassas
Ball Run
Malassar
Janetion
London
Sighbarg
Anette
Siza
Philadelphia Enquirer
Fortress Moxeco
Yorktown
McClellan
Fortress’ Monrne
Mme Auvanue
Richmond
Heintzleman
Big Bethel
Hampton
New Market Bridge
Great Bathel
Berdans
Shh Michigi Idih
New York
Sd Pennayiva
Rosedown
Pranviecon
W. Russell
Solilars
Mr. B
York
Alen
Chusetts
Pennsylvania
Berdan
Phere
Howard’s Mills
Phillips
Lanning
New Jersey
Gol- Avérell
Mississippi
Taylor
Britt Spencer
Cincinnati
Sohm Lice
Milwaukes
Wis
Relel
Cavens
Byverencks, &c
Austin
Bate EE
Oslock
Beedon
Porter
Sedgwick
Hamilton
Smith
Potomac advances and Yorktown fortifications during Civil War actions
The report notes Union moves on the Potomac with Russell aboard a government steamer bound for Fortress Monroe, later rescinded. General Wadsworth at fortifications near the Potomac refuses to capture fugitive enslaved people claimed by masters from Prince George County. Maryland levy sets interest at seven percent with change effective January 12. The Maryland aqueduct and James River operations show Ironclads marshalling, but no engagement at Yorktown. McClellan’s forces sit before Yorktown as naval forces monitor Confederate gunboats.
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Ding
Russell
McCiellan
Alexandria
Prince Geo
UEC
Benalise Gus
Wadsacrats
McClelan
Yorktown
Itria
The Great Battle Positions and Forces Hagaget
The forces under Gen Grant moved up the Tennessee River and gathered near Pittsburgh Landing and Savannah. The army included 40,000 from Grants former command at Fort Donelson, troops from Donelson’s aftermath pouring into the Tennessee valley, Buell’s central Tennessee contingent, and the bulk of Buell’s army. By April 2 Buell aimed for Savannah but did not reach Grant until Sunday the 6th, the day Beauregard attacked.
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Rhi
Tennessee
Harden County
Savannah
Corinthy
Corinth
Itas
Granve
Grant
Buell
Dor
Iimure
Pharmica
Beauregard
Allenbany Mountains
Georgia
Alabamy
Hare
Memphis & Charleston
Mobile & Charleston R. RB
Atlantic
Guifsea
Blemphis
Memphis
Charleston
RB. Ie
Tescumbia
Decatur
Grand Junction
Mobile and Ohio
Alabma
Mobile
Tenessey Tiver
Pittsburgh
Gorevich
Ss Army Waa
Crant
Fort Donelaow
Donelson
Teunengee River
Columbia
Meshvile
Marek
Tennessee River
Bacll
Nashville
Wisconsin act excerpts repeal and amendment notices 1862 1863
A historical Wisconsin record summarizes several acts dated 1862 and 1863. It notes repealing a 1869 chapter and amending statutes on newspaper publication costs and sale procedures for lands to pay debts. Also includes process and pleadings amendments affecting summons and default rules.
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Chipter
Speen Gtr
An 1862 Statute Revision Excerpt on School Lands and Government Bonds
Repeals sections forty four and forty five of chapter twenty eight of the revised statutes concerning school and adverse lands. Amends chapter sixty six relating to corporations. Requires transmission of bonds and files from county clerk to the register of deeds for public inspection. Takes effect from passage and approval dates in March and April 1862.
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Mons
Wheeansin
Benitée Eng
Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Shewiee
Mirquit Court
Green County
Grew
Richard Ashurst
John Achurst
Lewis R. Ashurst
William Ashurst
Joseph R. Shelley
Shelley
Cours Mons
Mantee
Monsat
Cape
Weeconsin
Metrik Gibarde
William M. Osborn
Mary Osborn
Ance Fy
Dunwiddie
Monroe
B. Dunwiddie
Omen and Names From a Fragmented Page
A fragmented OCR segment lists scattered terms likely personal names and items such as Ayu Salted Dix and Siavigas along with cryptic phrases like S240 H penne RH DO VATORS and Sf. COUR MEA Tank, lacking coherent context or readable event details.
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Sf. Cour
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the Sentinel Fries
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Wisessin
Lesa Ie
Doroth
Mitchell
Hantsville
Ala
Editoria
Bull Run
Satogahoes Posdivle
Caldunier
Yorktow
Heintzemao
Worps
Bachooan
Wess el
Makeu
YoRse Town
Trnppa
Norfolk Navy Yard
Gol. Averell
Pennnsylvania Cavalry
Battta
Wooden
Merlin
Griffvs
Rhode Island
St. Massachusetts
Stevek
Reynolds
Rhode Ishin
Vie
Morreh
Vabela
Martin
Lewis
Lord
New Hampshire
Ripley
Mr. Way
Corp. Pech
My. Wilcox
Geiflin
Ation
Nave
D.P. Phelps
Adhraimees
Laws
York River
Great Bethel
Libby
Maine
Cunlishea
Wiscontin
Tor
Tandy
Elk Guove
Lafayette Co
C. W. Riback
Monrose
Abbott & Pierce
Generel Ealorsin Groceries
Monroe, Ws
Alin Miting
Shanes
April le
Eltixens
Motroe
Berrytead
Ana
Chase
le Alun
Astoine Millet
Paonart
Uunt
G. R. Patten
Bont Conunty
B. Dunwidder
Senate Aptee
Jade Tome
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