Rebels Gather Large Force Opposite Hooker Division
Advices from the lower Potomac report rebels concentrating a large force opposite Gen Hooker’s Division. The Potomac army allegedly reorganizing after Western victories. General orders condemn Col Kerrigan and announce Brigadier Gen Lander's death. News of Columbus, fortifications, and Union shifts spread from gunboat reports and cavalry advances.
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Potomac
Hooker
Lander
Col
Kerrigan
Columbus
Randolph
Henson
Cullom Cod Com. Foote
Halleck
McClelan
Padagul
Col ‘Urshus
Mississippi
Utah
Grigham Young
Werber C. Kimball
Adams
United States
England
The
Spectator
Beauregard
Nashville
Charleston
Richmond
Siirtialla
C. C
Cron
Canc Darla
Baten Usbl
Madison
Smit
McClernand
V Wave Een
Fr. Donelson
Senator Sumner lauded for eloquence in Worcester praise
The piece extols Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts as a premier American orator, praising his sincere stance, resilience after being attacked, and his steadfast support of Union policies. It notes English admiration and urges readers to study his Grillionk speech, while criticizing Worcester Convention votes and urging action on Treasury measures.
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Jessey
Exreodain
Mme. Forster
Bradford
Sumner
Massachusetts
Gladatone
England
House of Commons
Jeffan Brooks
Buchanan
Fort Sumter
Worcester
Summer
Opers
Bhose
Washington
Lincoln
Iis
Spartacus
Stauner
Butler
Fremont
Caisi
Grillionk
Et i
Temperance League calls Wisconsin speakers into state work
The Wisconsin Sister Temperance League Executive Committee urges vigilance against alcohol’s spread, notes Dr. Cress Joyett is now a resident of Wisconsin to lecture statewide, and seeks support for more lectures this winter or spring with reduced charges. The letter lists organizers and contact officials in Milwaukee and other cities and emphasizes temperance education.
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Friends of Temperance
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Siste Temperance League
Commonwealth
Ste
Cress. Jawett
Ani
Enyu
Drewerr
Serrivss
George K
The
League
Walli Iat
Milwauter
Fein
Malte
James Sutherland
Brean
J. S. Gravisy
M. BP
Tinnean
Kilbourn
Edwin Palmer
L.alw
W.delass Love
J. E Litles
C.d.elmer
War with England Would Split the Union Says Confederate View
A radical pro secession editorial argues a war with England would destroy the United States, yield the sea board to Britain, lift the blockade, and revive a Northern defeat. It claims Beauregard and Johnson could push a renewed Confederate victory with British support and Canadian frontier aid. The piece advocates dissolving the federation into five Confederate clusters for global stability and economic rivalry.
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England
Sea Board
North
South
Potomac
Beauregard
Johnson
Canadian
Fingland
Canada
Debate on the blockade and British policy
A London Journal Post transmission voices support for a robust blockade against the Confederacy. It argues England must maintain a strong, efficient naval blockade to avoid losing moral and strategic power, warning that breaking it would end royal supremacy and invite costly war. It compares Allied blockades and stresses the dangers of intercepting trade with rebel ports.
Lost Commercial Authorities and European Power
The passage argues that losing commercial authority would bankrupt the government within months and threaten victory in war. It contends no European nation or pair of nations can counter America while it maintains control. It warns that such a loss would be seen as an oily alternative, akin to Samson, with dire consequences for Providence and the Philistine.
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Tonei
Lord Lyons
England
Great Britain
de Lane
Wilks
Congress
Jones
Canada
Sudeli
Europe
America
Old Samson
Honor and dishonor in camp dead reb el at union lines
A correspondent from Camp Wood describes a disputed funeral for rebel Zallicoffer with an escort and music criticized as a disgrace while a dead Union private received no proper honors. The piece condemns regulations and mocks the disparity in military funeral rites, noting weight and distribution of other local notices and a report on wheat stocks at the city warehouse.
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Sebel
Camp Wood
Zallicoffer
Mana
Zelligoffer
Hios
United States
Ming
Chaiiyer of Commerce
Ladies of Ripon Aid for Sick and Wounded in Hospitals
March 6 1462 Ripon Wisconsin letters urge urgent aid to Chicago Sanitary Commission for military hospital relief. Correspondence notes demand for bed socks shirts gowns pillows and cases and requests many items be sent promptly. Local officers Bravenhorn and others coordinate forwarding to Fort Tecumseh and battle-field hospitals.
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Ripon
Sanitary Commission
Chicago Fox
Chicago Sanitary Commission
Curesco
Wis
Siitasc
Fort Tonelecsi
Tribune
H.W. Bravenhorn
Cor
Side Walk Construction Bid Notice in Ripon Wis
Notice of bid sale for building a sidewalk on Liberty street in Ripon Wisconsin. Auction at City Clerk's office First Ward on March 17 at 10 o clock amid bid by lowest responsible bidder. Bond required. completion by Sunday of April. Street Commissioner D Lamb signs.
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Liberty Street
Blave
Cereseo
Ripon
City of
White
Wis
D. Lamb
Oder
Common Council
Ripon da Rerebay
Union Street
Libe Street
Walions
Ordinanes No
Ainos
Philo England
Mayer Ateat
J.J. Poors
Guy Clerk
Deeta
Dissolution notice of Tate firm in Ripon
The co partnership formerly existing is dissolved by consent. The business will be continued by FE. Wilson at the former stand of WW. G. Luther. EB. Witsoe and Il. Wextworts sign for settlement of all matters relating to the Tate firm. Ripon, arch Ist, 18.
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FE. Wilson
G. Luther
Tate
EB. Witsoe
Wextworts
Arch
Ripon
Prescription copy offer in 19th century notice
A fragmented historical notice offers to provide a medical prescription guide titled erae to interested readers. It mentions figures such as Thomas Chapmas Peseriend Gavuise and Rev. EB Ward Laos and references a price like $81 in New York. The text alludes to instructions for preparation and cautions about substitutes.
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Thomas
Chapmas
Peseriend
Gavuise
New York Owls
Avery
Umiekvewa
Beun
Durtira
Sir Ul
EB Ward
Laos
Wenas
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