Union Convention Toward Second Assembly District
The article reports a Southern Democrat convention to nominate a candidate for the Second District Assembly from Stonerse village. It discusses reactions to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and critiques of Kentucky and Democratic leaders, with references to Union conventions and political maneuvers involving P. B. Simpson and local factions.
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Southern Assembly
Stonrse
Geraber
Llen Woods
Corks
Grant County
Boscobel
Gongrass
Judge Vilas
Democratic Steel
Madison
Democratic Party
Elyan
Union
Crittenden
Bell
Mass meeting and Civil War letters from Monroe October 1862
A letter from Captain Brom of the 5th Regiment describes routine picket duty near a fort, local scenery, and monotony amid war. It references a mass meeting at Monroe October 1862, chaired by E Mosher, with resolutions praising the President's emancipation proclamation and pledging loyalty and support for vigorous war effort.
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Covington Heights
TaEnzor
Juda
Co. IK
Oulina
Sanford
Acre
Monroe, Ost. Ltd
E. Mosher
BR. Bartlett
A. G. Dodge
L. Gries
Seo’y
Illinois Orator Urges Unity Against Rebellion in 1862
A Chicago speaker denounces traitors and praises Lincoln's emancipation policy. He recalls Douglas and Lincoln, argues for using emancipation and confiscation to weaken the rebellion, defends the Union, and urges loyalists to back the President and suppress insurrection. The address links Illinois to national duty and warns against conciliating rebels.
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Vartica
Lazarus
Nature
Mississippi
Hare
Mn Janner
Ug All
Trenois
Great Lakes
Inois
Nevers
Ilinois
Franklin Pierce
Clinoit
Cincinnati
Congress
James Buchanan
Agauin
Charleston
Douglas
Iinoia
Illinois
Sould
Baltimore
Maligny
Springfield
Stephan A. Douglas
Indsan
Abraham Lincoln
Ciers
United States
Tiliogis
Lincoln
South
Sudan
Gomorrah
Patrick Heney
Chianga
Morgan leaves Cumberland Gap in September retreat toward Greenupsburg
Reliable reports place General G W Morgan at Greenupsburg Kentucky on the Ohio River after leaving Cumberland Gap on September 17. Rebel forces under Stevenson and Morgan confront Union troops as Morgan’s column moves north, night marches, and supply lines are cut.
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G. W
Stephenson
Ste Ohio
Bragg
Kirby Smith
John Morgan
Marshall
Morgan
Tavengon
Breyenson
Stevenson
Humphrey Marzhail
Cumberland
Sray
Battle of Luka and Hamilton’s Triumph at Corinth
Desperate engagement details a Union victory led by Gen. Hamilton over Gen. Price’s force near Luka and Corinth. Hamilton used a 2,800-man front to hold off about 20,000 Confederates for nearly three hours, earning praise for courage and strategy from officers. The report credits Hamilton most, notes Stanley’s limited role, and mentions public letters praising Lincoln and the Tribune.
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Price Hn
Luka Soran
Corinth
O.S. Hamilton
Gece
Hamilton
Price
Gen. Stanley
Stanley
Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
Fort Abercrombie Reinforcements Fight Indians
Fort Abercrombie receives relief as Captain Berret’s Minnesota company and escort reach Sauk Center. Indians attack near Stony Creek and at Sun Center. two soldiers killed and three wounded. Reinforcements back at the fort reinforce defences and plan evacuation of women and children to St Cloud. News from Corinth reports major Union victory with Price defeated and pursuit underway, heavy losses on both sides.
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Blonoer
Bob
Suateney
Wie
Bile
W. P. Hill
Fost Abercrombie
Aul
Hill
Port Avercrombie
O'Clork
Jix Company
Sergeant. Shepley
Suuk Center
Re. Hill
Berret
Sauk Center
Bareger
Minnesota
Sherman
Heud
Sauk Senter
Barret
Fairfield Station
Andrew Austin
Jivansville
Stony Creek
Indiana
Ne. Hill
Fill
Tarbell
Thompson
Steen
Edward Wright
Wright
Dayton
Fiji Regiment
Bing
Berges
Vanderhock
Berger
Sid
St. Cloud
Disorderly Civil War Dispatches From Corinth and Rappahannock
Fragmentary Union and Confederate battle notes describe skirmishes near Corinth and around the Rappahannock with details of forced marches, retreat, and captured artillery. A list of names and assigns follows, including officers and local residents. The report notes heavy losses on both sides and ongoing efforts to pursue retreating forces.
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County Conteal Committee
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Emancipation Procamarion
Chicago
Matison Patriot
Kentucky
Prentice
Loninville Journal
Henry Burnett F
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John C. Breckinridge
Senate
Burnett
Confederate Congress
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G. A. Wickliffe
Garret Davis
Shertly
Breckinridge
Wirsinia
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Tennessee
Arnot
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Ohio
Philadelphia Cross
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Almerintn
Republic
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N. S. Evening Post
St. Louis Democrat
America
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la Fayette
Simpson
Bia County
Sante Senate
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