Pepin Wis June 1861 Local Notes and Economic Threads
This era row summarizes Pepin Wis content on editorial lapses and a supplement, updates on laws of general intelligence, and a shift to broader local topics. It reports weather dust, wild strawberries, migration news from Norway to Maxville, and notes a new editor at Jeffersonian. It also covers school fund arrears, acreage gains in Pepin County, and comments on local press esteem.
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Norway
Maxville
Quer
Luna
Buttalo
Buthedlo
Bull
Pipres
Pepin
Dian
Up Plum Creek and Lost Creek Valley Tour
A Tuesday excursion from the village through Lost Creek valley reveals new farm improvements. The party views green fields, wheat expanses, and model farms in the Lost Creek and Plum Creek regions, meeting residents Mrs Mannion and Mr Deuvo.
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Lost Creek Valley
JR. H. Crapr
Lost Creek
Bogus
Pierce County
Plum Creek
Ourself
P. Manniotr
Esa
Mosquetave
Patog
Mays
Decayo
Jons Ranus
Phun Creek
Jackson traitor claims shake up Missouri politics
Fragmented notes allege Jacksons of Missouri abandon Union ties and declare treasonous aims. The piece comments on Caleb Jackson, fears of disorder, and a regional election result with Davis defeated by May, while districts in Maryland and surrounding states show shifting loyalties amid Unionist sentiment.
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Jackson
Missouri
Guy Jackson
Caleb Jackson
Gov. Jackson
North
Mirsland
Worry Ter Davis
Tenry May
Bost
Leary
Tha ‘Chird
Var
Thomas
Union
Webster
Union Canidee
Balti Passe
Fire destroys Richards Mills residence on Hay River
The residence of Richard Mills on the South Fork of Hay River was wholly burned last week. Nothing was saved. Mills has other buildings he can use temporarily, but the new halls string may hang outside like the aligüe.
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Richard Mills
Msq
Hay River
Ale
Mill's
Dune Co
Fragmentary 19th century text alluding to Washington vew mongers
The readable fragments reference Old Abe, a Keeper, and scattered mentions of places and people in a garbled 19th century context. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, with broken syntax obscuring concrete events or outcomes.
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Washington
Abe
Subscriptions Pour In From Paris Patriots In War Support
An American effort notes that many royal Aimericane hinwirt Paris have contributed upwards of 45uui francs to back the government in the war. The subscribers include several women who give generously.
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Aimericane
Twins Added to Harrington Family in One Year
The San Claire Free Press reports the wife of Dan Harrington welcomed another pair of twins on Monday evening. This marks the fifth pair born to Han Claire within the last year, illustrating a remarkable run of twin births in the community.
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Dan Harrington
Han Claire
San Claire Free Press
Battle at Boonville reports 300 secessionists killed
Boonville dispatches claim a heavy Federal defeat with 300 rebels killed and many captured. Gen Lyon retreated to boats and Boonville was taken. Gen Price reportedly ill. Jackson fled as Union forces hoisted signals at the Capitol. Widespread skirmishes and prisoner moves accompany the battle description. casualties listed for several companies and a disrupted railway retreat.
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Jefrenson City
Boonville
Jackson
G. 8
St. Louis
Democrat
Jefferson City
Golding
Ren. Mviyon
Lyon
God. Lyon
Fedt
Gen. Price
Diarthoes
Charaton
Gov. Jackson
Capitol
Siean
Col
Boorsaga
John Vitapatrick
U.S
Dispatches From Vienina and Wasnixetas In June
June 28 dispatch reports a patrol expedition to Pails Charre to guard roads, with First Olio Regimen and forces from Vien stabilizing the area. Descriptions mention engagements with unknown enemies, gunfire at close range, and partial movements of troops including Lieut Woowtns and Capt Uashent.
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Wasnixetas
Tate
Scott
Uakk. Co. E
Rebel movements and Union advances in Virginia and Potomac area
A detachment guarding a propeller bound for Annapolis was attacked returning below Aquid Creek with minor injuries reported. Rebel forces in Virginia retreat toward Richmond while Federal troops guard all Potomac points from Williamsport to Aquia Creek. News from Cairo describes Gen Pillow readying to move on Cairo with transports and potential Kentucky Missouri aid. The President pursues restoration of the Union with vigorous effort.
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Wasmierox
Annapolis
Aquin Creck
Herald
Virgi
Tennessee
Virginia
Manassas Junction
Richmond
Potomac
Williausport
Aquia Creek
Cairo
Scott
Pillow
Vsth
Kentucky
Missouri
Oliver
Fragmentary Civil War Dispatches From Alexandria and Chicago
A stray collection of 19th century notes reports seized supplies at Alexandria nearly funding occupation costs, with references to blockade effects and imports. It notes cars and trains in a mysterious arrangement around Chicago, and mentions individuals tied to a Patties on Writ and a former colonel’s UN militia commission.
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Alexandria
J. D
Einy
Bogard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pepin County Press
U. B Shavne
Wis
Teg
B. C. Uastings
Jeffersonian
Brookville
Pepin County
J?ress
Big Co. Dour
Sieh Nation
Roy. Jackson
Tient Bethel
Duryee
Lieut Greble
Greble
Butler
Taso Redpath
Maytien
Tayti
Balwkluea
Price
Wasmiscox
Suite 3
Prof Tawa
Messieges
Manassas
Branregard
White House Point
Hazlete
Bailey
Paddack
Pease
Tive
Fairfax Court Mottse
Vieunt
Hughey
Col. McCook
Vienna
Bob's Schenck
Vienina
Racine Journal
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