Iowa political notes and war updates from 1860s era paper
The paper lists candidate names for state and district offices including secretary of state and auditor, discusses withdraw of Clerk of the District Court candidacy, urges loyal voting, and contains war dispatches praising Iowa troops at Iuka and notes on General Fremont and Thayer. It blends election rhetoric with battlefield reflections and cautions about Confederate sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Delaware County
Jonathan W.cattell
Cedarce
William H. Holmes
Jonesco
Charles C. Nourse
Polico
State Land Office
Josiah A Harvey
Fremont Co
Hiram Price
Scott County
N. Wisbell
Lino County
Isaac L. Allen
Tamaco
E WM. Reynolds
Johnson Co
Elmore Chrisman
Chrisman
Shaw
Shiloh
Bede
District Court
County of
Cedar
Iowa
William A. Leech
George W. Humphrey
A. Yeager
St. P.M
Tipton
David Peatner
Cedar County
Lowa
Vouél
Cod Agud
Simeon Jennings
Daniel W. Hoy
Henry Stotler
Towit
Cerlium
Dipton
David Platner
State of Iowa
Color
Elizabeth Seyler
Cedar District
Jacob Seyler
Jaco Seylier
Elizabeth Seyller
Per Bissell & Swineford
Rebels Routed Near Corinth in Major Civil War Battle
Grant reports heavy rebel losses after Price Van Dorn and Lovell attack at Corinth repulsed with strong Confederate retreat. Union casualties include Gen Hook killed and Gen Oglesby dangerously wounded as Rosecrans pursues toward Bolivar. Ord sifts prisoners and batteries on Hatchie as news from multiple fronts brings updates on Schofield at Newtonia and Morgan’s endurance north of Greenupsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Grant
Jackson Tenn
Harleck
Price
van Dorn
Lovell
Roscernes
Hook
Oglesby
McPherson
Rosécrans
Bolivar
Hurlbut
Hatchic River
Ord
Marl
Bat
Hatchie
Heapers
Jackson
Teon
Halleck
Geass. Ord
Harlbut
Ren. Harlbut
Hatchie River
Rosecrans
Carro
Itatchie
Thush
Iil
Col. Baldwin
Co. Sanders
16Th
Iowa
Davenport
Cincinnati
Geo. N. Pendieton
Alexander Long
Wauser
Indiana
Greenupsburg
George Morgan
Cumberland Gap
Morgan
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Ohio
Rebel holdouts to hire 4500 veterans for Union battle
A private letter from Garibaldi's army officer offers four to five thousand seasoned soldiers and two hundred officers to fight for the Union, asking New York to engage them. The Sunbeam, 205 tons, from Liverpool, captured by Federal cruisers near Wilmington, NC, with a cargo of brandy and gunpowder valued at $250,000. The piece notes Confederate retaliation talk and Union loyalist reactions, plus local notes on a soldier’s death and a Venetian gondola repurposed for Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka
Rusenerans
Sth
Lowa
Hamilton
New York
Garribaldi
Sunbeam
Liverpool
Wilmington
N. C
Lloyd's
Steel Plate
United States
Canadas
New Brunswick
Colton
Mitchell
Bartroop
California
Canada
Grand
France
Cuba
T. Lloyd
Broadway
War Department
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Antietam Creek
Sharpsburg
Maryland Heights
Williamsport Ferry
Rhoreraville
Noland's Ford
Potomac
Mayland
Lloyd's Topographical
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Miionis
Buell
the Tribune
Liovo
Mar
Vincinta
MaRviana
Penne
Ylvania
Lievo
Bart and
Win
Bowen, Missi River Pilots
St. Louis
Gulf of Mexico
Navy Department
Washington
J.T. Liovp
Mississippi River
Charles H. Baris
Mississippi Awadron
Gideon Welles
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
She Lipton Advertiser
Daniels
Aee
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
James Meeclung
BE. H. Thayer
Mahony
Congress
Jeff
Davis
Toombs
Stevens
Br. I. Thayer
Army
Dav. Gasette
Luka
Beenanan
Steven
Thaddeus Stevens
Buchanan
Stevene
The
Tipton Advertiser
Sories
Fatexp
Daxtess
Dean
Desa
Casad
Schawl
Gresad
Edgar
Hussey
Olyce
Comrads
Your Truly
Camp Strona
Mr. Eptror
36Th
Col. Byam
Col. Hill
Col. Wilds
Rothrock
Davger
Major Wright
Ed Wright
Capt. Johnson
Watts
John C. Fremont
Anthony
Providence Journal
Fremont
Stonewall Jackson
New York Committee
Jeff. Davis
Union
New Orleans
Mississippi
Northwest
Chi. Jour
Fee
Nelson
Sec
Sario
Union Republican
Chevalla
Rosecrays
Thumbut
Rosccrans
Martin
U.S. Grant
Schofield
Newtonia
Springfield
Frank P. Blair
Pittsreach
Fortress Monroe
Philadelphia Press
Richmond
Dix
Winchester
Richmond Whig
Nobel Senate
Simms
Louisiana
Congress of
Confederate States
Abraham Lincoln
United States of America
Clark
Missouri
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Southern Confederacy
Semmes
Legislative Department
Governoment
Mr. Henry
Tenn
Phelan
Manassas
Col. Forney
Philadelphia
Free States
Breckinridge
South
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Republic
John Walch
Camp Strong
Mus
Wm.ley
Ques
Marcus Beach
Isaac Neiman
Milwd J.C. Betts
Yantyay
State of
Muscatine
Scott, Clinton
Jones Jackson
Linn
Scott Clinton
Jones
M.D. Buy
Ira Ss
Angle Cedar
J. Maynard
Pliny Fay
Nis
Silleriff Sale
Finkle & Lyon
Lake Street
Chicago
Fink Lyon Sewing Machine
Fave
Jet Lake St
Chicago Ofice
Tate
Albor Srs
Pinklea Lyon
Atractive
Beter
Secon Mac Jae
Marseiles
Warren
Ind
Eepar County
Jlannah McLaughlin
Alexander McLaughlin
Hannah McLaughlin
Sylvands Yates
Plaint
Alonzo Steam
Tipton Tannery
J. C. Dairy
Hi Tipton
Isao
J. F. Muuzzyy
Court House Square
Ipton
Isai
Jon Nurer
WM. FP
Wolpe
Huber & Wolf, Attorneys At Law
P.D. Turner
Turner & Gue
J. G. Ren Mrcken & CO
Jas. H. Rothrock
Ttorney
LAW
Trecon
Cavan
Cork TY
the Sherif’s
W. Charnley
Charles Atwater
Springdale Township
Gedar County
Henry Atwater
Chaunley
Chas Atwater
Clarence
Onion Grove
Fred, Hecht
Pred. Hecht & Em
Rock Island
Manny
Reaper
Fred
Wecht & CH
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