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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1861
Page
2
The document proclaims unwavering support for law enforcement and national unity, denounces rebels and traitors, and pledges no truce or pardon for criminals. It calls for a party steadfast by the country and government to preserve independence and crush organized piracy and mobs.
A garbled 19th century Wisconsin page mentions Catholic counts, calls for Tevex as governor, and notes regional politics. It includes arrest reports, payments for a deer, and a critique of Pepin County debt tied to county governance and tax policy.
The notice extols Jones T. Betts as secretary of state candidate while recalling Meagher turning down a clerkship and describing the departure of Dr Lathrop and family from Pepin to Northfield Minnesota. It urges voting for James J. Howe for attorney general.
The editorial urges the new Commissioners to review advertising fee practices for delinquent lists and suggests paying two thirds of accounts in orders at double value, hoping for beneficial action at the upcoming meeting.
Notice reports Republican Senator M D Bartlett of Durand will address Pepin and nearby residents at Dalpington's Mal. The letter from a Pennsylvania brother recounts near drownings during Clarion River floods and a survivor clinging to a tree before swimming ashore.
Dr CoVore Sor M D Bartlett chaired a district gathering in Baltimore Wednesday evening. Henry Winter Davis spoke to a large audience on the rebellion and fully endorsed the government war policy, drawing enthusiastic applause.
Col. Matt Ward former Texas congressman dies in Raleigh North Carolina where he was buried last Sunday week. Court records show his long public career and military service ending with a private funeral attended by family and friends.
The latest dispatches recount a severe Confederate assault with heavy casualties and missing, while Baker's body arrives in town guarded by Van Allen's cavalry. Reports from Howard's ferry and Fairfax Court House describe shifting positions as Union forces fortify along the Potomac and Maryland shore.
The paper claims to bring the latest news from California and Salt Lake City Ceru, noting the Tee efie Telegraph Line is completed and functioning.
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