War News From Virginia and Richmond Reflections
From a mid March 1903 clipping describing Civil War era dispatches, reports focus on Confederate movements around Bath and Norfolk, Union plans under Burnside and McClellan, and a Cooper Institute address urging decisive action to preserve the Union. The piece blends battlefield updates with political opinion, including tax debates over railroad levies and mortgage relief alongside dramatic excerpts about loyalty, sacrifice, and the cost of slavery.
Address by McClellan to the Army of the Potomac
The speech urges readiness for a decisive strike against the Rebellion. McClellan praises soldiers for patience and discipline, vows to lead them to victory with minimal loss, and promises shared glory and return home after the war. He emphasizes a united nation, peace, and the moral duty guiding their efforts.
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Army of the Potomac
Latest 2 News Capture and Losses Across Civil War Arkansas
Reports state the Arkansas battle between Curtis and rebel forces under Price Van Dorn and McCulloch produced about 35 000 combatants with 2 200 Indians under Allert Pike. Confederate losses reached 1 100 killed and 2 000 to 3 000 wounded, while Union forces held 1 000 prisoners and 13 artillery pieces. Grant is removed from command for absence at Donelson. A major Union expedition led by C F Smith with Sherman McClernand Hurlbut and Wallace advances up the Tennessee river toward New Madrid, where a sharp clash forced the enemy to evacuate after heavy artillery and supplies were seized.
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Curtis
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van Dorn
McCullock
Allert G. Pike
Ben McCulloch
Gen. Frost
Camp Jackson
Grant
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Fort Howis
C.F. Smith
Sherman
McClernand
Hurlbut
Wallace
United States
Hale
Senate
Committee of Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Steven
Washington Navy Yard
Savere
Paracn Bronslow
Song
Nashville
South
War Items From The Civil War Period
Reports from the Army of the Potomac describe occupation of Winchester Virginia led by General Hamilton with skirmishes against Bragg’s Beche forces. Evacuation of Pensacola and Managsas noted, with naval DuPont operations capturing Georgia coast towns. Rebel losses near Ozark Mountain Izarkuras cited, union forces advance across several fronts with fortifications abandoned at St Simon’s Sound Bronswick Fernandina and St Marys Florida.
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Came Tiley
Infintrs
J. Caysley
Banks
Army of the
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Washington
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Secretary of the Navy
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Georgia
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Fernandina
St. Marys
Florida
Fremont and Premont purge clash stirs Blair family zeal
The news item recounts Confederate forces retreating south as Union troops push forward, Captain Buchanan wounded and later dies, while Fremont and Premont face political scrutiny amid Blair family tensions. It notes a Supreme Court ruling on a mortgage stay law, a list of cavalry volunteers from Green County, and wartime dispatches about Grant, a black Union scout, and the Vermont frigate incident.
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Buchanan
Blair
Fremont
Premont
Chicago Tribune
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Department of the West
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Laws Amending County Liabilities for Attorneys
The act amends chapter thirty-five of the General Laws of 1866 to limit county liability for attorney fees in criminal actions when the court determines reasonable compensation, setting a daily cap. Also amends section thirty-one of chapter one hundred and forty of the Revised Statutes to strike certain words regarding court commissioners and their appointment. A separate act authorizes circuit courts to vacate city town or village areas upon county board applications for good cause. Approved March 8, 1862 and March 8, 1893. published March 10, 1892 and March 26, 1893 respectively.
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Monitor and Merrimac engage. battle roars at sea
Reports describe the clash between the Monitor and the Merrimac. Both ships exchange heavy fire at close range with indentations on decks and wheelhouse from shot impacts. Worden is wounded and Green may assume command as the fight ends with the Merrimac withdrawing.
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Liest
Merrimac
Worden
Trayas
Ticut
Green
Foreclosure Sale Notices in Green County Court
Court proceedings list foreclosure actions by virtue of judgments and orders of sale. Notices describe parcels in Green County Wisconsin including described quarters, townships, ranges and acreage under mortgage and sale to highest bidder from public courthouse doors on specified dates.
County Court Notice of Claims for the Cadiz area
The notice from Green County Superintendent and the County Court of Green County announces a period to file and examine all claims and demands against the estate of David Kuhl late of Cadiz in Cadiz County. It names T H Eaton and Peters as receivers and sets dates from May 26 to August 12 with daily hours nine to four.
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Greee
David Kuhl
Cadiz
Anid County
T. H. Eaton
Monroe
Franid County
Tyne and Ob
T.H. Eaton
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