War Notes and Recruitment in Wisconsin and Federal Proclamation Debates
The article discusses Confederate victories and Union responses with emphasis on mobilization in Racine and surrounding counties for the 224th Wisconsin Regiment. It reports on President Lincoln’s anticipated proclamation, party politics around war aims, and a broad critique of Democracy leaders like Seymour and Johnson, framing support for emancipation and federal action as essential to the Union victory. It also reviews a 500-page Confederate political work and its authorial portrait, noting its promotional publication in Philadelphia.
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Racine
Watwkesha
Kenosha
Jefferson
Walworth
Rock and Green
Fremont
New York
A. B.johnson
Seymour
Meaintain
Democratic
Suten
Tan
Ereby
Abe
F.P
Tae
Taing
Cresta Street
Hera
Texas
Wells
Sauthas
Domingo
Congress
England
Thiva
Washington
War News and Pacific Northwest Views 1862
Dispatches describe Union maneuvers near Holly Springs Grenada and Ripley, with rebels retreating and casualties. Letters from Astoria Portland discuss Columbia River navigation, Willamette trade, Mount Hood and Mount Saint Helens, plus Salmon River mining prospects and Portland growth amid Union sentiment.
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Monroe
Mt. Portland
Astoria
Columbia Rivuy
Helens
Mount, Hood
Salmon River
Forttasn
Ontos
Eprroks
Columbia River
Portsland
Willamette River
Gaulimbia
San Francisco
Asturia
Columbia
Mt. St. Hel Ens
Bisbele
Sierra Nevadas
Willaimette
Washington
Iit
Pioneer
Metapatis
Caron
Sisters of Charity
Recent Fight at Murfrestora Reveals Multi-Battery Assault
An interview with Lieut. C. H. Blakely details a four o clock Sunday morning assault on Murfrestown by Gray forces and Michigan and Kentucky troops. The 23d Brigade under Col. Duffield repelled the attack as reinforcements and artillery divided fire, driving the rebels back after a drawn battle with surrendered cavalry and infantry. Col. Lester’s battery and Hewitt’s Kentucky guns played pivotal roles in forming a defensive square and repelling repeated charges.
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Bederas
Wiscansin
Washburn
Helena
Aviksnsas
Curtis
Hunter
Corinth
Holly Springs
Ripley
Ponzi
Weber
Tensani
Syaa Dzu
Apentin
Jacinto
Gouth
Hamilton
Rienzi
Grand Junction
Grenada
Beauregard
Sune Gaur
Gad
Joahn Boas
Fessie
HL Blakely
Minnesota
Mindove
Kentucky
Chillson
Caibenk
Pine
Minnesota Rd
Hewitt
Sth
Nashville Pike
23D
Cal. Duffield
United States Forces of
T. T Grittenden
Cavalry
Michigan
Lester
Gayt
Michigan 9Th
Crittenden
Col Dufield
Hedé
Lo Susis
Rounds
Inia
Georgia
Ode
Blakely
Murfrees
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Battle narrative and draft law amid Civil War turmoil
A fragmented report describes a fierce engagement, rebel forces driven back until surrender of the Michigan 9th. casualties and losses tally amid claims of enemy strength and a threatened execution. The piece also includes a long, technical draft law text detailing militia calls, volunteer service, pay, and army organization, plus contemporaneous political commentary on emancipation and the slave question.
Fragmentary Civil War Era Rhetoric Quoted in Disjointed Text
The readable fragments reveal a contentious speech referencing slavery, unions, and threats during a divided era. Names, places, and clear actions are incomplete, leaving the overall sentiment and context ambiguous.
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Yurshill County
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Salmon River District
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A.D. Ty Whitner
Parton
Sam Adams
Boston
Richard Frothinghham
Theodore Wintheop
William Lowell Putnam
San Domingo
John Weiss
Gonway
John G. Whittier
Thoreen
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ticknor & Fields
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Sebsteane House of Representations
Unitedtates of America
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War Department
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Yorky Post
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Vulcanite Dental
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America
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