24 Aug 1861
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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1861
Page
1
Rates and policies for advertising in the Provo County Press. Includes per-inch rates, advance payments, six month reprint rules, and requirements for advertisements. Mentions job printing capabilities and cabinet furniture advertising. Notes legal notices and attorney services offered by local firms.
The poem asks where the speaker will rest after life ends and imagines final peace. It contrasts a future in sunset beauty with a longing for freedom and homeland. The verse muses on liberty banners, a beloved country, and enduring national ideals amid decay.
The piece chronicles Sigel's early life in Baden and his military promise, his exile after Hecker's uprising, and his path through Switzerland to England and finally America. It notes his leadership in the Baden revolts, his strategic skill at Kaeferthal, Waghausel, and other battles, and his reputation as a soldier who cared for his men while seeking liberty.
A hostile broadside denounces John C. Breckinridge for treason and treachery, accusing him of aiding rebels, communicating with the enemy, and betraying the nation while in the U S Senate. The writer calls for loyal opposition to remove him and end his perceived cowardice and vindictive influence.
The fragment honors a gallant airman-like scout on the Western slope of the Gaark Range. It praises steadfast duty, valor in battle, and flawless courage. The piece recalls a storied defender whose bravery and victories are celebrated despite missing fuller details.
The piece argues a unified Union party across the North pledging to uphold the Constitution and enforce laws until rebellion is crushed. It cites Democratic and Breckinridge voices on potential emancipation under martial law, warning that civil law may yield to necessity to preserve the nation amid dire crisis.
Fragmentary notes describe a Wheeling Convention stance with Virginia opposition and several counties named. The text references Pottsville history, a planned meeting on a weekday, and concerns about prosperity across peer jurisdictions amid political tension.
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