Memphian Grant's West Tennessee move in Civil War plan
The Monroe Sentinel reports Halleck’s army, under Grant, will occupy West Tennessee and Arkansas, secure railroad links, and establish supply lines while the Army of the West rests before fall campaigns. Memphis serves as headquarters. operations extend across Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halleck
East Tennessee
Kommeand
Grant
Memphis
West Tennessee
Arkhansig
Tennessee
Mississippi
Army of the
West
Meantife
Felleck
Political Turbulence and Legal Moves Recap Milestone
Milwaukee Democrat Mr Platto links a $2000 stake to a $10000 theft report, aiding one legislative branch. State bond sales proceed after legislative authorizations. Judge Humphry of Tennessee impeached for treason. removed and barred from office. Cotton shipments north from Memphis. Senator Browning condemns confiscation. Soule’s arrest linked to resistance to federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platto
Milwaukee
Ranjor
Garpenter
Jlegislarure
Bats
Sebioh
Republicaan Senate
Platte
Humphry
Tennessee
Congress
Weet H. Humphrey
Tennesese
Grebel
Battles and inventions in a fragmented late edition
News notes describe a Thursday and Friday clash with 1 200 reported casualties, Beauregard with 30 000 and Jackson present, McClallan pressing a left wing toward a burning city, while Sigel Fremont and others are named. separate item introduces Hall's new cake attachment for a reaper, claimed to improve efficiency and aesthetics. Richardson advertises a lecture room rental for seven days to discuss purchases and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Gines
Beauregard
Jackson
Trig
McClallan
Athe City
Fremont
Jefferson County Celebration of Declarations Day Gatherings
Citizens of they town teffeson meet and unanimously approve a celebration in honor of the Declaration of Independence. Elected officers and orators include Judge Dunmviddie B Rolph and Dr Boyder with committees for area agents and Jefferson delegation. The event centers at Lt Clark's grave with a general good will and invited attendees to join for dinner afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teffeson
Brate Enid Tay iv Ag
Rez Unt
Dad Bridge
Toba Vouk
E. Ball
Lewis Gapen
Bex Caldwell
A Ravi Td
Barrys
Daniel.s. Young
Assis
Bridge
Brederick Wells del Thos
McGanal
Dunmviddie
B. Rolph
Boyder
Je. la Hunt
DL Wells
Benj, Wieland
Nu’ Tsuiehy
M. Munt
P. Wells
Mae
Daniel S Young
E. Wine
Garoliiie Waigner
Eri Gillen
Jefferson
Frederick Chapin
J. M. Bergy
Te Pilark
J. AG
Swartz
E. Peck
J. J. Armstrong
Pred Chapin
Wo Bridge
de Erect Polk
Haugh Cameron
C. Vi Bridge
Wnc. Gtrinter
Juliet Duupin
Be. Gleel
Bercy
Mary, Mathews
Miss Aman
Ada Barry
Lt. Clark
Hunt
War News Warmed By Military Appointments And Actions
The Senate rejected General Shields for major general. Blenker was removed by Fremont and Gail Schurz appointed in his place. We suffered a defeat on James Island near Charleston as Benham led a doomed assault despite heroic stand. Pope, Washington visit, West Point consuls. Army of Virginia consolidates operations under Pope with Fremont Banks and McDowell corps. McClellan’s forces strengthen Annapolis camp to 100 000, Beaurgard’s HQ shifts to Creduda. Memphis commands Grank, Buell’s corps moves east to protect rail lines to Richmond. Forney argues the 1861 62 rebellion would have led to a slave monarchy if Breckinridge had won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genera Shields
Senate
Bia
Jackson
Fremont
Blenker
Fremoné Los
Gail Schurz
Benham
Pope
Washington
New York
West Point
Seat ‘Tae
Geners
Banks
McClallan
Richmond
Grank
Memphis
West Tennessee
Buells Corps
Bean
East Penhussee
Cotton States
Raleigh
Gilsbury
North Carolina
Prentiss
Shiloh
Athante
Rat
Aix
Waed
U. S
China
Gen. McClellan
Hhe
Beauregard
Creduda
C.C. Washburn
Springfield
Gene Custis
Arkansas
Fate Oska
McClellan
Annapolis
Ganaral Wool
Arend
Caveley
Beedrsgard
Tennessee
Tara
Rienzi Bnd Danville
Volis
Wolte
Wisconsin
Treavene
Java
Congress
Thouganda
Fortress Monrne
Beauforé
Grand Army
West
Mississippi
Kentucky
Yennessee
Dondeless
Grand Junction
New Orleans
Ans
Goxinth
Mobile
Tathem
Bayonil Theoken
Bainregard
Tebe
Coriaith
Obic
Pries
Jane
Govatement
Steugral
Stewart
Tyler Mansion
Baltimore Cross-Roads
Transportation Service
Quartermaster's Department
Hirch Gacle Sam
White House
Banc
Hospital
Jefi
Tanid
Conetesy
Om Hiro
Trif
Ambuch
Ligeeld
T ¥Illians- Burg
Seran Pines
Col. Averill
United States
Delta
Mumford
Com. Farragut
Marahal
Stafford
Orleans
Snecran
William B. A Lumford
Bam
Butler
Coort
Maine ¥ Faluncesrs
Col
Kimball
Lie Néisit
Big Bunda
Oma
Ulm
Wis
Pala
Oil Levee
Advannee
Wil
Dias
Soas
Alin
B. Mumford Pasand
Fee
W. T. Black
Wisconsin Battery Soldiers Describe War Front Life
A Wisconsin veteran narrative recalls brutal marching, dust choked air, and hard camp routine near Coriant. He notes Negro troops in the Grand Army, foraging dynamics, and the harsh toll of battle including wounded and prisoners. He contrasts rebel raids with Union logistics and praises disciplined command.
Tax bill in Congress outlines duties and income tax
The article explains the tax structure under consideration, detailing four duties: on persons and corporations, manufactured goods, incomes, and stamps. It notes misconceptions about the three percent duty, states the tax applies to full value, and mentions timing and impact on manufacturers and consumers. It also covers congressional amendments, assessor compensation, and a harsh stance on guerillas reported from New Orleans.
Fremonts staff readiness and Polk appoints Pope brigade command
Fragmentary dispatches describe Gen Fremont and Gen Rafi planning special trains, staff readiness reported to Gen Pope, and a ten day leave request. Major Pope promoted to command role as restructuring follows. Gen Fremant’s resignation noted and Martinsburg movement described. House debate over Bea Wood expulsion and a slave trade bill with three judges and three arbitrators. Special notices follow.
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Fremont Hasitarn
Rafi
McDowells Bank
Pope
Pramont
Christopix ‘Gan
Speeé Butler
Wai Seming
Matee
Haybeen
Niaviutox
Fremant
Visi
Martinsburg
Bea
Wood
Bright
Ben
Carlisle Kennedy
Powell
Saulsbury
List of Letters and Post Listings with Names and Places
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names, titles, and places including Samuel Elengolin Baker Sanford Susy Reily Mordecai and many others. It reads like a late 19th or early 20th century community notice or letter listing with multiple individuals, roles, and locales interwoven, suggesting a public posting of subscribers or correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eétiers
Marae
Ae Post
Fred Wet
Millet
Didler
Margaret Bane
Ra ‘Thomas
Sulla
Dunhevy
tParker
Uoyseh
Elmer Ginna
pStoukert Bartlome
Stroup
Miss Barriet
Scott
Aurilis Mira
Misas
Catherine
Seber Christian
Fuller
Sta Clair
Frasey
Hermon Quares
Albiog
Frankenberger- Lewis Ouanes
Christopher Gray
Mary Trickle
Maratia
Tabla Devit
Galnter
Edward Gales Mis Aimey
Tochtermay Oris Gileny
Misa-Aty
Tomsend Tsaaz
George Migs Chidis
Truesdell
Warren
Gavin Walker
Joel W Jones J
Winstow Jonas
Taries
Wiluy Blzaneta- James_ Miss
Sarees J Josepb
Kitchel
Siliton
Proung Ham
Enigm
Aves
John
Ting
Tetters van Vertiset
Barrlerr
P.M
Fragmented Crop Listing From Monson Market
A damaged OCR note from Monson dated July 3 shows a sparsely readable market listing. It mentions butter eggs potatoes corn meal and other items with unclear prices and spelling errors, indicating a rural era barter or sale listing.
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Monroe
Sentinel
the Gousty
Hall
Dh Carpinter
Beat.c. Richardson
L. B. Millers. Co
Aggiire
Whitisey
Phila Itadelphie Press
Tryial Institution
Breckinridge
Finney's Battery
Ares
Saine
Werita
Borie
Melly
Ghoeklehead
Uic
Sam
Pio
the Atlantic
Blackwook
Harper
Afi
Green
W. H. Barn
Stewarts
Heber Clover
Am Escents
Tassep
Cangreas
Dudley
Niur
Baton Rouge
Glinton
Williams
Gol. McMillan
Indiana
Uthey
McMillan
Merillas
Asj
Borner
Tennessee Farmer
Nashville
Ewaxcreatiax
Misouri
Odge
Welles
Presiced
B.iGratz
Brown
Ot & Louis
Ora
Mooland
Islakun
Portemouth
Ohio
Seiain Palley Republican
Boaswix Rik
Ua Far Gye
Dea Ttoluck
Weinee
Scandivaria
Sweden
Norway
Rohack
Bieden
Haspital
Pittsburgh
Laniing
Feyer
Janes
Best
Dasima J. Youxos
Jackson’s Company, 1Sth Regie
Witconsin
Willy
Itsbateh
Tiltle
Warrey
George. Spangler
Atara
Neyartmenter Pockersad
Spascler
Vena
Une Wan & Urs i
Peres
Rayber
Hos
Bowen
Ti Oy
Nismin
Torr
Alto Crowell
I York
Shert
G. Tranford
Eaginss
Cintas
Paton Wyatt
Wheaton
Btarch
Montag
Detalier
Grean County
Daly
Wes Capwell
Ole DE Re Greec coUnty
Cirett Court
Syaukeeha County
Monson
Whitney
Skagon
Boston
Chuapey Ulan
Avihe
Sheir
Pricca
Gliss
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