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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1861
Page
2
The passage declares unwavering support for the Government against armed rebellion and pirates. It rejects any compromise or parley with traitors, vows not to withhold men or means, and calls for a united party to preserve national independence and the fight against organized piracy. It emphasizes a firm stance and loyalty to the nation.
A Republican Senatorial District Convention for the thirtieth second district will meet at Beef River Station in Srempolean County on Shurslay October 0 at 12 o'clock for nominating a State Senator candidate. The district is entitled to three delegates. Dated Sept 18 by order of the Committee.
The Circuit Court convened at Allen's Hall with Judge Wernerny presiding. Civil cases were few and mostly unimportant. numerous entries show land actions, labor and material suits, and liens decided or set for further action. The town also reports a house fire in Stockhol showing substantial losses and insurance coverage.
In Reed's Landing residents thank the Post Master for swift mail forwarding and note that without his favors the community would endure longer delays. The October issue of Warrun's Magazine arrives through Franklin Square publishers. A visit from J B Bundy Esq enhances the village, with business revival and hopes for bustling streets and bargains as harvest completes.
A call from Mr Minna af Milwaukee, Type Founder, Brerai Munper, accompanies reports of Patrick Delaney found dying yesterday morning in the rear of a hovel south of Chicago Avenue, Chicago. Nearby occupants are under arrest as the Lake rises slowly and the Chippewa river remains in a high stage. An advertisement on forfeited mortgaged state lands appears in the paper.
Letver from CC. W. Wheaton Camp Frese Ripox Sept 19 reports no picket shots yet and rumors about removal. Soldiers praise Col Dasries and officers for care. Announcement of leave during parade boosts morale as four hundred men form new company divisions amid routine duties.
Dispatches recount heavy fighting near Lexington Missouri with Union and Confederate forces clashing. Reports claim Mulligan’s brigade and other units endured siege and water shortages while reinforcements move toward the city. Across the state lines, cavalry and infantry actions plus river crossings yield thousands engaged, with varied casualties and strategic positions.
The letter notes four companies forming from strong men. local locals report favorably on the unit. Disobedience is rare among the camp and the writer asserts recruits have no regrets joining the cavalry battalion. G. W. Way signs off with best wishes to Pepin.
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