Rebellious sentiment and copperhead critique in Tipton Courier editorial
The Tipton editorial excerpt attacks the Muscatine Courier for misrepresenting federal policy and mocks rebel rhetoric. It contrasts Copperhead and rebel aims, questions peace terms, and discusses Union returnee movements, emancipation debates, and Maryland’s call for immediate emancipation as a policy pivot.
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Federal Administration
Federal Congress
Muscatine Courier
Courier
Congress
South
The
Confederate States
Major Anderson
Fort Sumter
Butler
Fremont
Sigel
Banks
Gilmore
McClean
Fitz John Porter
Benedict Arnold
Judas Iscar
Rebs
Cops
Union State Central Committee of
Maryland
Confederacy
Republican Party
Leccola
United States
Ora
Copperhead rhetoric cited as patriotism by lawmaker critics
A fragmented excerpt cites accusations that lawmakers and rulers are acting under copperhead logic and patriotism, illustrating disputed loyalties and political framing within a heated public debate.
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Copperhead
Des Moines Convention Report and War Dispatches
From the Capital correspondence reports the State Convention met with harmony amid a brief disruptive flare from a few, while political editorials denounce Lincoln and praise Southern resolve. It notes bills on county superintendent salaries, tax notes from banks, and ship canal surveys amid ongoing Civil War debates and new military movements across Memphis, Richmond, and Atlanta fronts.
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Advertiser
Des Moines
Linkensale
Lincoln
Abe
Bird
Senate
State Bank of
Iowa
J.C. Re
Civil War Battle Near Jacksonville Reported By News specials
Washington dispatches describe a 15 000 strong Confederate force beyond Jacksonville Florida and 8 miles beyond Sanderson on the Jacksonville and Yallahassee line. Gen Seymour’s troops fought for three hours then withdrew to Lancerson with many wounded. Casualties estimated 1200 to 1500. Prisoner says Confederates from Charleston commanded by D B ouregard. Reports also note Gen Lee aiming to gather 60 000 by spring and Union operations expected mid March.
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Berry
11Th Tennessee Cavalry
Rogersville
Longstreet
Uestern River
Richmond
Charleston
Dixon’s Island
Atlanta
Sherman
Mobile
Mississippi
Egypt
Confederacy
Senate
U.S. Corant
Illinois
Valbin
George G. Meade
Volunteers
Ee Sumner
Im ‘T. Sherman
Jos. Bo McPherson
Efee Harney
H. Thor
Ce Addison
Minnesota
St. Paul
House
Grant
Cincinnati
Thenas
Dalton
Gainesville
Fla
Provida
Gardner
Port Hudson
Congress
Copperhead
Tophet
Republican Party
Moses Bives
Sidney
Fremont County
Seymour
Jacksonville
Florida
Sanderson
Jacksonvile
Yallahassa
Lancerson
Gren
Gilmore
DB. Ouregard
Washington
Juce
Ife
Lee
Pennsylvania
Tunnel Hill
Dayton
United States
M. Mercier
France
Rappahannock
Estray Colt Report from Red Oak Grove
An estray bay horse colt two years old next summer with a small white forehead spot strayed about mid January from the subscriber in Red Oak Grove. Rewards offered for information or return. notify THO'S SLATER at the Advertiser Office. March 5, 1864.
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Red Oak Grove
Apvertiser
Tho’s Slater
SHERIFF SALE Notice of public auction of property
A sheriff sale is set in Cedar County Iowa to satisfy a special execution approved by the District Court. Henry D Brown and Emily Brown face sale of Lot three in block twenty eight in Pipton to satisfy the G P Ingman school fund judgment. The sale occurs at the Tipton courthouse on Tuesday March 32nd at 11 o clock a.m. within costs. The notice is dated February 22 1504 and signed by Sheriff David Planer with a five dollar fee.
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County of
Cedar
Lowa
GP. Ingman
Noah Green
P. En
Charlies
A. Shaw
Noah G I
Rochester
Colly
Court House
Tipton
Reid
David Platner
Sherit
Cedar County
State of
Iowa
G. P. Ingman
Brown
Ily Brown
Chambers
Win Tihott
Henry D. Brown
Emily Brown
Pipton
Iown
David Plainer
Shieriff
A. D
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Tipton Advertiser
Ape Hata Tay
Sey
New York
Union
North
Abolition Administration
Copperhead Organization
Confedera
Thesa Non
Republic
Arnold
Burr
Mississippi River
Europe
Abraham Lincoln
Erilerion
Memphis
Tur Danita
London Morning Post
Schleswig
Alsen
Duppel
Estray
Bran and
Tipton Steam Mill
J.& W. Shearer
J. Magnano
Pliny Pay
U.S
Sherier Sale
Willard Hammond
Chas Hammond
Susan Hammond
Town
Festus Devo
Allen Broomnall
Justice of the Peace
Atitaliss, Muscaving Co
Towa
Muscatine
Post Office
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