Abolition War Talk and Slavery Crisis Reflected in Meeting Notes
Commentary discusses abolition moves in Congress and DC, the clash of ideas on slavery, and the cost of war to end slavery. It cites figures like Wendell Phillips and Horace Greeley, notes pressure from public sentiment, and argues emancipation as salvation for the republic despite heavy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall Pailion
Gervet Smith
Horace Greeley
Saithsoniary Institute
Washington
District of Columbia
United States
Invakory
Panie
Ord
Military department realignments and battle losses report
The report lists Union and Confederate losses at various battles, notes appointments of generals, and outlines new military departments including the Gulf and departments comprising South Carolina Georgia Florida. It mentions brigadier nominations, fortifications, rail lines, and troop movements toward Norfolk and Hampton Roads.
Valley of Virginia Visit Reflects On Winchester Battle
Editorial correspondence details a Union advance near Winchester with Gen Hamilton’s troops, skirmishing, and fortifications along the pike. The march into town accompanies praise for orderly conduct, the mayor’s handover, and scenes of relief as townsfolk observe Union troops. The writer notes provost duties, wartime detentions, and reflects on missed chances to hold the valley against Confederate forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracus
Hamilton
Charlestown
Smith Geld
Beaker Hill
Winchester
Thres
Fudinna
Massachusetts
Indiana
Walla
Ballerica
1St Michigan Cavalry
Estan
Coronels
Jackson
Bertram
Columbia
Ward
Mother
Michimond
Jib &E
Pennsylvania
Inlat
Valley of
Virginia
Ninfort
Marching with the Grand Army of the Potomac near Manassas
A diary style report from a soldier in the Army of the Potomac describes the march toward Manassas, skirmishes with rebels, and the movement from Centreville to Manassas and Alexandria. The narrative notes the presence of Gen. McClellan, a foggy advance, and the evacuation of Manassas and Bull Run as Union forces push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editars
Brent
Mathe~ton
Littl
Mavaesas
Soldige
Grand Army of the Potomac
Az Anch Rapids
Darling
McClellan
Etuf
Fairfax
Manassaa
Saliaftetion
Newton
Tohene
Fald
Wairiss
Ywoasoon
Curghard
Centras Villa
Centreville
Cantreville
Manassas
Bull Ray
Suly
Keral
Fort Donelacn
18th Wisconsin Volunteers Regimental Officers List and Civil War Action
A list of regimental officers for the 18th Wisconsin Volunteers includes Brigadier names, captains and lieutenants for Companies A through K, with notes on staff roles. The report also describes a Confederate attack near Winchester on the 22nd and 23rd, with General Shields hurt and Jackson’s force repelled. Commodore Porter’s fleet was to attack New Orleans approaches on the 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th Wisconsin Yola
Trowbridge
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Jackson
Shields
Winchester
Hamilton
Shiells
Porter
New Orleans
Knights of the Golden Circle Affects Northern Press
A report notes covert Knights of the Golden Circle influence across the North. It cites the Calcasian organ and lists newspapers like Herald, Journal of Commerce, Express, Courier, and others as journals and possible accomplices in the rebel network. The piece signals forthcoming actions by Gom madore Pont and movement rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Golden Circle
Gars
Calcasian
Herald
Journal of Commerce
Express
New York City
Courier
Pi Boston
Tires
Hartford
Atlas
Albany
Union
Rochester
Buitula
Enquirer
Cinernvanti
Free Press
Detroit Times
Chicago
News
Milwaukee
Offessioe
Battle Lighted On Pea Ridge Arkansas In 1862
A vivid report covers the March 6 1862 clash at Pea Ridge Arkansas. It details Sigel Curtis and Davis defending a Federal supply train from Sterling Price Ben McCulloch and Van Dorn with 12 000 Union troops against 30 000 Confederate forces. The narrative describes brutal fighting across Sugar Creek and Pea Ridge with costly losses, heroic action by Sigel and others, and reports atrocities by Allied Indian units under Albert Pike. It notes Confederate command shifts and the endurance of Union lines despite heavy pressure. It ends with casualties and prisoner counts and mentions later naval news about the Merrimac monitor and Fort Monroe.
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Stese
Benton Cu
Ark
Cumberland
Moty Withel
Bence
Enel
Sigel
Carr
Davis
Osterhaus
Fayetteville
Missouri
Price
Boston Mountains
Ben McCulloch
van Dorn
Albert Pike
Mel
Sugar Creek
McIntosh
Nat S
Curtis
Arbzy
Arwy
Sterling Price
Arkansas
Ben. McCulloch
Garl van
Mississippi
Alabama
United States
Secassia
Benton County
Morasing
Bentonville
Cross Hollows
Cassalry
Eneoy
Moi
Cnief
Oeqmp
Feavén
Othe Unionista
Cheadock
W. Hamavihle
W. Hamavihle Agan Alpine Reck
Sigel Waa
Vierweivna
Sas
Beis Tunville Road
Keelsville Road
Boston Mamurina
Curily
Care
McCullach
Thia
Meganon
Sis
County Superintendent Announces Teacher Certification Exams
Notice from Green County Missouri outlining examination dates and required subjects for teacher certificates. Public exams will be held at the county seminary in the village of Monroe on April 10 at 10 o’clock. Includes higher grade requirements in theory and practice of teaching, with subjects listed and districts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil
Green
Ain
Lof Schants
Green County
Moarse
March
Bath
Wisc
Uousé Door
Monroe
Sad
B. Dapwell
Sheng
Sheri Omce
Menroe
Marshall
Jacob Adler
Solomon Sinvooves
District Court
Zor
James Stierman
Ine Bistel
Wise Tiley RY
Osler
Wisconsin
Cranantiog
Otoluck
Tara Twa
Flit
Closing Out Sale by Millerd Bros at New York Prices
Millerd Bros announces a closing out sale with reduced Groveries and mukinets, relocating to Mite Awaukees on the ilwt Aywil. The South Sale of ile Square runs March 24 1562 with stated New York prices and limited 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millerd Bros
Great Reformation Prices in Famed Market Sale
An OCR fragment describes a broad price list with varied goods and quantities. It mentions fabrics like cotton, denim, flannel, and items such as men’s shoes and ladies’ gaiters, with ambiguous phrases about costs and percentages. The text reads as a chaotic advert or listing from a historical market, highlighting bargains and a structured sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Green County Superintendent schedules teacher meeting in Juda
The Green County Superintendent will convene teachers from Jefferson Spring Grove Decatur and Sylvester districts at the Juda school house on Monday next at 1 o'clock AM for mutual instruction and elimination guidance as long as practicable. The notice is dated March 1st 186d with official supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyerat
Gregny
Mount Pleasine
Auiea
WA. G. Green
Ofice
Monroe
Green
New Glaras
Washington
Cuperintendentitl
WM. C. Green
Saytrintendeann Otlee
Mource
Hoich
Cleotoria
Jefferson
Spring Grove
Decatur
Sylvester
Eald Distri
Juda
Houndlay
Fonioe
Fragmented Market Listing from Monroe Area
Readable entries show various goods and prices including CLOVER SEED CREW, STONG COAL and WATER LAME, with scattered figures and place names like Monroe area and New Voss. The OCR yields partial items and inconsistencies, reflecting a damaged historical wholesale table or catalog page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxgus
Gearo Hinrs
Grenn
Aten
Clover Seed
Stong Coal
Tinsbury
Amu
Rosend
New Voss
Tinshed
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People’s Caucus
Cotwaras
L. Remy Pes
Partin
Comte
Ares
Pea Ridge
Newbern
Smith
Buell
Mc Pope
Wallace
Senate
Hunter
Department
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Sherman
Ohio
Fremont
Done’son
Tom Cook
Richard J. Oglesby
W- H.-L. Wallace
John McArihury
Tacob G. Lawman
Jube A-Logan
Robert Li
McGook
Speed Fry
Moritorove
Ricketts
Cord
Chancey MelSeaver
Fremoot
Teinetzelwan
LaGrosse
Andrew Johnson
Aas
Charterton
Saannal
Memphis
Iemed
Favilia
Grant
Saranoah
Tennessee
Army of the Potomac
Alexandria
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Strauss ‘Burgh
Newtown
Nowna
Associata
Heinzelman
Addierry Waalace
BP McClellan
Wisanistu
Fiean Eouurens
Cau Srwras
Marvel Lyi
Louis
Coronel
Tames & Athan
Lrent
Samuel W. Beall
Mirton
F. W. Cruin
G. L. Park
J. D. Rogers
G.T. Bantington
B. Te Bae 2d
G. Meada
Strat
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Burnett
G. A. Diak
J. W. CG. Wilson
Peter Slongy
William Bremmer
Geo. R. Walbridge
Laman Carpenter- Compaey P
J. W. Roberts
George Stokes
G. A. Toplis
Join II
Compton
Dent
Frederick Cree
Jag. Scott
Gepisin D. H, Saxton
Sidney J. Woodworth
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J. Kershaw
Tat
Lisnt
Alexander Tackson
Whiunos A. Bennett
Gommadore Pont
Pua Nidge
Particwarsef Dhe Wiiree Dasa
Bentar
Keesville
Payetteville
Poiuta
Seattle
Kestsville Road
Missouri Line
Dows
Tirmade
Arkanans
Pen Ridge
Tip
Firemilan
Enyen
Li Town
Ibisenay
Illinois
Iowa
Tem
Sean
Hercules
Jjrief
Ios
Puaidge
Lectin
Lwchee
Nove
Vicini
Somie
Tian Litle
Americus
Vanda
GB Curtis Will
Gants
Seigel
Gil
Radtinih
Cass
Dude
Osterhaug
Hendricks
Vanderviers Gensel
Ellis
Schaffer
Banton
Herron
Accusiny
Springfield
Albert Pile
Connecticut
Lau
Fox
Fort. Monroe
Lampton Roads
Goldsboro
Newport Cat
Isle
Jockunt
Liewk
Worden
Fort Moarca
Mes
Ander
Syeckar T
Meneneye
Mowroe
Dar Tania
Torr Wreasurer
Mediathe Court
Rena
Mave
Iereby
Alice of Town
Tw. Paojto
Iarris
Naffece
Cgreen
Ofer
Viltiga
Monrow
Slous
Ettes
Merrae
Murch
Philadelphia
Eifert
Chenit Court Green
County of
Monroe Road
Warner
Theorth
N. B. Cantion
Beloit and
Minnie
Xbove
Mageb
Capweel
Sheriff
Oaphaa
Reviseil and
Cortesily
Abhott.& Pihroe
General
Dewersin Groteriez
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