Pepin County Volunteers Seek Recruits for War
Pepin County presses for volunteers to join the Pepin Company with about twenty five names currently signed. Editor urges every town in Pepin to represent the county and support the Union cause in the national struggle. The paper notes readiness of signatures and calls for more signers at the office.
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Pepin Company of Volunteers
Pepin County
Friends of the Union
Newcomb
Col. B. Atlen
A. J. Dunn
Progress of the Union and War Mobilization
National excitement grows after Fort Sumter surrender and Lincoln calls for volunteers. Northern states surge troop quotas with a martial mood. Washington under martial law appears secure while a new era of liberty and equality promises to end human bondage. Local town meeting forms a flag committee and fundraising for volunteers notes, with appointments and future enrollments announced. Lucius Cannon named mail agent on Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien line. community urged to plant trees and prepare for wartime needs. Buffalo County Journal expands with a new six column paper, while editors comment on presidential candidates joining the rebels and Wisconsin volunteers coming to oppose them. Will reopen Wesperian Institute for pupils next Monday with Prof. Guncey.
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Fort Sumter
Beauregard
North
Lincoln
District of Columbia
Washington
Union Meeting Urges Independent Volunteer Company
Citizens gathered at Axtell's Hall Monday evening to form an independent volunteer company. H P D Barrow chaired, Joseph Barry named secretary, with W B Newcomb L Shaver B W Garters Andrew Swearingen and A J Dann appointed to draft an agreement and list volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barry
M. Miles
A. W Miller
Wells
Bullard
I. Lathrop
Milton Holden
Philip Pfaff
Joseph Manning
LN. Wells
Andrew Swearengen
Alex. Guthrie
Col. B. Allen
Judge Cady
Dunn County
Tf. B. Newcomb
E. W. Gurley
Pepin County
Committee On Flag
H. D. Barron
Josten Barry
Axtell
H. PD. Barrow
Joseph Barry
W. B. Newsomb
W. B. Newcomb
BW. Garters
Andrew Swearingen
A.J. Dann
John Newcom
Randall Guard Formed From Madison and Governor’s Guards
The Governor’s Guard and Madison Guard have consolidated into the Randall Guard. Lieut Randolph’s company reached 60 men by yesterday with new enrollments from Capt Atwood bringing total above 100. The unit, named in honor of the Governor, reflects strong respect for his leadership.
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Wisconsinear
Madison Guard
Madison
Tieut
Randolph
Atwood
Randall Guard
Uut
Missouri Volunteers Rush to Defense and Arm State
Correspondent from St Louis reports Missouri deploying 2000 volunteers plus 500 regulars at the Arsenal to defend the Union. Howitzers with canister prepare Gates as military companies form across the state amid a looming legislative push to arm Missouri and pull it from the Union.
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Sr. Louis
A. B. Suave
Cameron
Missouri
Union
Cairo
Banks Circleful May Stand Pat Under New Wisconsin Law
The Daily Wisconsin records an event dated the 27th noting Wisconsin banks, deemed sound, agree to continue to receive and pay out their issues until December first when amended banking law takes effect. Many banks across the state including Milwaukee and Green Bay signaled adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Bank of Beloit
Wisconsin banks sign pledge by fifty six bankers
A list of Wisconsin financial institutions including Oakwood Bank Oshkosh Prairie City Bank Racine County Bank Rock County Bank and others appears signed by fifty six Wisconsin Bankers. The signature endorses a common banking pledge drafted to support state industry.
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City Bank of Kenosha
Central Bank of Wisconsin
City Bank of Prescott
Columbia Country Bank
Commercial Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Corn Planters Bank
Dane County Bank
Dodge County v Baank
Exchange Bank of Darling & Co
Elkhorn Bank
E.R. Hinckley & Co's Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics” Bank
Parners’ & Millers’ Bank
Forest City Bank
Frontier Bank
Cumienis Waele
Oakwood Bank
Oshkosh Commercial Bank
Prairie City Bank
Racine County Bank
Rock County Bank
Rock River Bank
Rockwell & Co’s Bank
Sauk City Bank
Sauk County Bank
Second Ward Bank
Shawanan Bank
State Bank
State Bank of Wisconsin
St. Croix Valley Bank
Summit Bank
Sun Prairie Bank
Walworth County Bank
Waukesha County Bank
Wisconsin Bank
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Wisconsin Pinery Bank
Waupun Bank
Wisconsin
Rights of the North in the seceding States defended
The article argues Northern rights under the Constitution include travel, real estate, business, church worship, harbor access, and military defenses in Southern states. It condemns secession as theft of common Union property and urges unity and defense of federal prerogatives. It cites reactions from New York and Nashville urging firm Union stance and rapid mobilization to protect Washington.
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New Orleans
Union
Charleston
South Carolina
É&C
Cmmon
Fort Sumter
Savannah
North
Georgia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Nashville
Died in Gratiot Wisconsin Mary Bansine Child Passes
A notice from Gratiot Wisconsin records the death of Mary daughter of Duping Th and Euza Bansine aged five years three days near Apple River Station Gratiot on the 1th inst.
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Gratiost
Wisconsin
Apple River
St Tion
Minois
Mary
Duping Th
Euza Bansine
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Pepin County Press
Pepin, Wis
Lucius Cannon
Milwaukee and
Prairie du Cheii
Buffalo County Journal
Alma
Buffalo County
Bracket
Rockwell
Hepb
Cand Bell
John
Union Merning IN
PIPEN
la Crosse
Prescott
D. 8. Dill
Lipincott & Co
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
War Department
Columbus
Box Lake
Grant County
Green Bay
Jefferson
Maulison
Milwaukee
Mourne
Meith
North West
Oshkosh
Portage
Prairie du Chien
Racine
Hipon
Sheboygan
Sparta
Waterton
Whitewater
Weyauwega
The
Milwaukee Free Democrat
Tennessee
Burnside
Providence
R. I
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