Wolf Hunt and Peace Propositions in Inland Township
A contested land boundary near Inland township is described with marshals named and move times for lines, then a discussion on peace prospects and Southern independence. The piece critiques Northern peace advocates versus Confederate aims, cites the Richmond Enquirer and Jeff Davis, and argues for unconditional federal victory. It also notes a wolf hunt planned for the 1st and a local editorial dispute involving J Cleghorn and a Tipton meeting, with a rebuttal from J.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff. Davis
Richmond Enquirer
New York
New Jersey
Louisville
Union
Confederate Congress
United States
Tipton Advertiser
Advertiser
Courier of Muscatine
Prisonau
J. Cleghorn
Tipton
Cedar County
Cleghorn
Mr. C
Thayer
Mr. Curryer
J.C
Army Correspondence From Scuoriery Barracks St Louis
Tipton Advertiser reports from Scuoriery Barracks in St Louis as guards hold about 2000 prisoners in Gratiot street jail. Dispatch notes readiness to march to Rolla if Springfield falls, describes gunboat construction, a contraband enslaved person under Col Kincaid, and hopeful weather with no pay yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Advertiser
Scuoriery Barracks
St. Louis
Danters
Gratiot Street
Rolla
Springfield
Corinth
Linkum
Col. Kincaid
Mason
Vox
Frigno Dantes
Congress
Peace Democrats
Democratic Party
Seymour, van Buren
Union
Treasury
Herald
World Aid
Sec
the Treasury
Potomac Army
New York
Washington
Michigan and
Illinois Canal
Locke, &c
Nashville
Forrest
Cumberland
Rainbow
Arkansas Post
Farewell Address of Butler to New Orleans
The document presents General Butler's farewell to New Orleans, praising his cleansing of crime, reopening commerce, stabilizing currency, and extending elections while denouncing rebellion and slavery. He argues lasting peace requires allegiance to the Union and predicts slavery must be eradicated to secure prosperity and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
New Orleans
The
Gulf
Mississippi
Seaious
B. F. Burrer
Wistar's Balsam Offered As Cure for Consumption
Sir James Clark and Dr Carswell cited modern findings as proof of pulmonary consumption cure. The Rem edy promoted, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, claims to treat lungs liver and cough illnesses with hundreds cured. Sold by Hart Tipton Iowa Bergant McNamana and other medicine dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Trey Lung and Hygienic Institute
Andrew Stone
Troy Lung and
Jetter
Troy Lung and Hygienic Institute
Troy
N. Y
James Clark
Queen Victoria
Leennee
Pr. Carswell
Wister
Wistar
Bcovil
Randolph
BR. Hart
Tipton
Lowa
Bergant & McNamana
Iowa
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Free
Inland Township
Sugar Creek Township
Crooked Creek
J. B. Stubblefield
C. P. Sheldon
H. Stanton
Morgan Blair
J. Annesley
Peter Gay
W. Hanna
Jas. Fulwider
KE. C. Crispen
Jas. M
Rooming
Army Correspondence
Thevertiser
Washngton, D
Washington Chronicle
D. EB. Brainard
Post Office Department
J. B. Grinnell
Tennessee
Cage
baeThe
United States Army
New Yon
St. Jago
Blue Wing
Satur
Louis
Churchill
Gorman Hill
Arkansas River
Scotland
Royal House
England
Algiers
Spain
Wyoming
Great Britain
China
Vatician
Delhi
Europe
Guysott
Elizabethtown
Jardin County
John D. Park
Guysett
Albany
Joshua Hall
Ipton
Western Farmmers
Tipton Nursery
Hiram Hammond
Hammond & Humphrey
Vispes
Benjamin Hughes
Uirysort
Tataroosa Co
Dan
Grysort
Snake of Manery
Earth
Mis
Idol
Scovil
Chicago
Ili
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