War Aims and Slavery Policy Debate in Lincoln Era
A lengthy Argues for broader war aims and emancipation, criticizing government timidity. Defends Lincoln era conduct, calls for enlisting former slaves and expanding constitutional guarantees, and urges decisive action to crush rebellion and preserve the Union. References The New York Times and public opinion.
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United States
Republican’ Party
Democrati Parip
Ata
Ata Wa
Noah Wen
New York Times
Douglas
Lincoln
Sofong
Ion
Wigich
Elise
United S States
Evers-Hill-Top
Avery Valley
Free States
Christendom
Friends of fArumanity
Ixixty Ventarice
Wisconsin and National War News Battle Reports Across Maryland
Washington dispatches recount Wisconsin regiments marching to unite under Brigades in Virginia and reports of Fort Monroe defenses. Gen. Pillow and Gen. Stone move near the Potomac as Gen. Freemont plans attacks. conscription and desertions sparking friction as Lincoln era tensions intensify.
Springfield Camped and Battle Near by army reports
A Civil War siege and pursuit near Springfield with Lyon’s forces clashing at Dag Spring and Canal Creek. Reports describe cavalry charges, artillery battles, and McCullagh’s encampment in a prairie valley as Union troops pressed the rebel force while seeking to cut their rear. Attacks and casualties are noted with varying estimates. Nearby regiments hurry to engage as rumors of larger forces circulate among Springfield residents and correspondents.
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Ben McQuligelt
Cirrel Creek
Springfield
Lyon
South
Dag Spring
Wingfield
Tayetteville
Biel
O Ai
McGalagsin
Callaugh
Peiday
Fly
McCullagh
Iowa
Sid
Survine
Shea
Smogfield
Rola
W. A. Graves
Springfie
Iave
Nav
Election turmoil and mounting Union support after constitutional debate
Amid a Kentucky scene, supporters celebrate a decisive Union stance after constitutional integration. Assemble of generals, governors, and diplomats move to strengthen leadership while troops near the White House region remain vigilant. Protests and rival remarks surface as political factions weigh allegiance and strategy.
Fragmentary War Notes From a Lost Ledger
Fragmented OCR text hints at military units and cavalry actions with unclear names and numbers. The garbled lines mention Rover Col Mutre and Sap Bensiany, a division of 490 men, and references to rifles and peace themes amid confusing phrasing.
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Jaseton
Isilus
Rover
Mutre
Sap Bensiany
Vauge
Tordi
Captain Pyar From the Cinchenat Commercial
A fragmentary Civil War era note reports Captain Tyler spiking cannons and spiking a magazine before fleeing as dragoons failed to capture him. It includes political fragments about a Republican slate and a Prince Napoleon return to New York, plus details on the Galveston voyage era captures and a Union chase near Cape Hatteras.
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Fort Monroe
Quaker City
George W. Baker
Galveston
United States
New York
Cape Hatteras
York
Union
Fragmented Confederate News and War Dispatches
A chaotic blend of Civil War notes reports and rumors from July 27 recounting union and confederate movements. It cites Manassas battle claims and mentions press men like Burnside. The piece also covers political pressure in Georgia and Southern discontent with Confederate governance and high taxes amid crop worries and growing slave insurrection fears.
Wisconsin Banking Names Ledger and War Funding Note
A long list of Wisconsin banks, savings and trust companies appears, naming many towns and counties such as Dane, Dodge, Rock, Racine, Jefferson, and Milwaukee plus a note on the total circulation of 3 407 802. It lists securities including Wisconsin bonds and state issues, then mentions six regiments of volunteers already gone to war and more companies offered or ready for call.
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Arctic Bank
Albuny
Appleton
Beaver Dara
Beloit
Columbus
Grant Cooieoe & Fond
Green Bane Horicon
Interior
Jefferson
Madizeal
Via
Maultowac
Milwauker
Moreka
Monroe
Ves
North America
Nord Wess
Ovonta
Bank of Osha
Dorsatge
Prume
Shaborgun
Wilioway Whitewater
Wegawega
Wiscaudin
Baluit Savings
Yentral Bank of Wisconsin
Ghippens Bank
Isch
Citeels Gity Bank of
Kenosha
Beaver Daw
Pysazolt
Berlin
Oneids
Basic County Bank
Goluubin Gounrp Exchange
Mercial
Bank of Ravine
la Cryss
An County
Bante ‘ Rebatitile Battle Mechanics Bank
Monron Cy
Northern
Nort Western Usakwoorl Oe Ocany Co
Oshkash Commercial
Sul Qabuen
Porhige
Coutts
Tier
Rockwell Gco
Shawenaw State Bank of Wisconsin
St. Croix
Croix Vally
AL Sun Price
Walworth
Ian Wankeshy
Madigan
Maring & the Tus, Co
Baol
California
Fis
Kenuitey
North
Caroli
Gove
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McDonald Kia Bean
Wisconsin
Brigady
King
Banks
Harper's Ferry
Weil
Bean
Monron
Abe
Bulitr
Kansas
St. Louis
Washington
War’ Department
BFS
Sickles
Virginia
Flint Regiment
Pennsylvania Artillery
Hamutorm
Fortress Monroe
Stone
Gol. Wantilten
3D Wisconsio
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Madisoiv Argus
Democrat
Pioh Daniel
Cavaley
Pillows
New Midvid
Missonei
Civienneti
Cairo
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Bakter
Oregon
Lane
Senate
Thomas Brancis Meagher
Gul. Tyler
Ganfedary
Tyler
U. S. Dragoons
Cincinnati
Ds Wright
Richmond
Col. Chithrin
Bie Suvestil
Tylor
Bedavermrd
Manasgas
Athena
Fretiont
Wisconsin First
Edwards Ferry
Anime Regiment
Manassa
Kentucky
Secessors
Cumberland Gap
McCulloch
Arkansas
Pillow
McCellan
Giiro
Falton BR. R
Gaionropa
Birds Point
Fremont
Ennessee
Souther Nissuri
Parterson
Anny’ Peat
Wm. Bird
Gnaerl
Westport
Dana
Patterson
McDowell
Avery
Anrither
Irma
Free Democrat
Brackenridge
Farlandigham
Baltimore
Breckinridge
Appparel
Handa
Burnett
Vernyn
Ibane
Hayaleon
Sale Ag
Brigadieus Generale
Anderson
Regular Army
Wolcott Phelps
Vermont
Wiliams
Israel P. Richardson
Michigan
Gov. Sprague
Burnsidey
Rhode Island
Clelland
Thinciz
Sintster
Rome
Alex. W. Randall
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John P. Lovejoy
Owe Lotojiyyig
Cullan
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Big City
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Bort Kenver
Gommanding
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Dragoone Ara Af
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Hurodhead Porter
Thas
Thurmitton
Wisconsin Volunteers
Napoleon
Manassas
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Johnston
Davie
Niagara Futle
Prairies
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Burnside
Rhode
Flint
Seoitor Wilson
Melowell
Hierar
Basel
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Conisak
Sea Ved
Cangruss Ling
Efuadl
Alfrec
Ganado Ately
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
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Alfred
Cinginnani Gazette
Stir Jnst
Georgia
Brisaausas
Isa
Duno Hunsig
Ohio
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Chutan Toesan
Bogt.g Shoe Store
Gansrairy Nopellistamding
Mayer
Privda
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Plowan Cartaiil Uxami
GB. Miller & CO
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Bath
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Binley
Homer
Yue Stork
Ricee Rensonaire
Stairts
Cass Meres
Norma Room
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Mor “Oy
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Vireen
William Darkin
Pamessy
Joseph EL Umler
Joseph
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Alice Flewcher
Samuel Fletcher
Fletcher
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Pivtoker
Edwin Fletcher
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Pinkie
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Sheri
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Grover & Baker
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Wall Roushly
Aloe
Dorthe
Sears
Growdr & Baker
Adame & CO
Janesville
Cassimeres
Doeskins
Abe Furdy
Canlal
Ruck County
Wheeler & Sons
Jalps
Bariseatiie Square
Mooroz, Green, Co. Wis
Sarnia
Abbott & Pihrch
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Maxngz
Aveda
Timothy Seel
Oledr
Tone
Stone Coal
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Napa Gola
Rosendale Cement
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