Warren County Union delegates named for June meeting
Loyal electors and supporters of the Administration are asked to choose two delegates at the County Convention in the Warren Court House at 8 PM on Monday June 1 1863. They will select a delegate to the Union State Convention in Pittsburg July 1 1863 and handle other necessary business. H A Jamieson, Chairman, Warren County Committee, May 22, 1863.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
Pittsburg
H. A. Jamieson
Co. Com
Belle Plain
Berks County
Susquehanna
Juniata
Pike
Schuylkill
Harrisburg Pa
Washington D. C
Long Bridge
Virginia
Camp Seward
Union Mills
Orange and Alexandria
Battle Field
Bull Run
Army of the Potomac
Alexandria
Aquia Creek
Rappahannock
3D Division
Doubleday
Lient
King George Court House
Port Conway
Port Royal
Fredericksburg
Reynolds
Col. Allen
151St
P. V
T. Allen
Penn. Voly
Indianapolis
D. W. Voorhees
Merrick
Elden
Ilinois
McDonald
Indiana
Jeff. Davis
Vallandigham
Burnside Order 38 Republished in New York Ledger
The article republishes General Order No 38 issued by Maj. Gen. A E Burnside detailing treason and espionage penalties within Union lines. It cites Vallandigham and Seymour and argues for wartime authority, urging strict enforcement and noting reactions from New York Democrats and local editors.
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Burnside
Horatio Seymour
New York
Department of Tur One
Cincinnati
A. E. Burnside
Lewis Ricamonp
D. K. Larner
Vallan- Gigham
Fort Warren
Gen. Washington
Gov. Trumbull
Connecticut
Irving
Washington
Vallandigham, Seymour, Wood & Co
Lincoln
Vallandigham
Seymour
the Woods
Death of the Rebel General T J Jackson
The death of General Thomas J Jackson is confirmed amid explanations of his fatal wounding and amputation. The piece contrasts his fierce leadership with calls for Generals who believe in freedom and unity, while railing at Copperheads and Democratic loyalties within the war effort. It also notes wartime political dismissals and local election updates, including school directors and bank capital figures.
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New York
Herald
Lincoln
Davis
Jackson
T. J. Jackson
Lee
John Brown
Ile
War Department
Edgerly
Army
Warren Lecher
Stanton
Halleck
Thomas
Potomac Army
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorville
Washington
Cox
Usher
Interior Department
Reading Pa May 14 1863 Union League vs Copperheads
Dispatch from Reading reports the 128th Pennsylvania Regiment returning from war with the Union League Mayor and councils at odds over appointments. Democrats on the reception committee spark outrage and a bid to exclude objectionable names. Soldiers threaten Copperhead opposition and plan a banner "Dowg with the Copperheads." A Fire Department meeting to join the League is scheduled.
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Old Berks
Dixie
Democratic
Philadelphia Inquirer
Reading
Union League
128Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Common Council
J. Glancey Jones
Ancona
Albright
Democratic Central Committee
Union League and Citizens
Harrisburg
League
Fire Department
Two Civil War Editors Die in Battle Allegiances
The Meadville Journal reports Maj. J. W. Patton formerly of the Conneautville Record Crawford County died from wounds suffered at Chancellorsville after losing an arm. Capt. Mason of the Conneautville Courier, who lost a leg at Fredericksburg, also died. Both editors from the same village sacrificed for Union principles.
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Meadville Journal
J. W. Patton
Conneautville Record
Crawford County
Chancellorsville
145Th
Mason
Conneautville Courier
Fredericksburg
Vallandigham, Cox attacked in Richmond Enquirer tone
The Richmond Enquirer harshly denounces Vallandigham and Cox as traitors. It claims they harmed Southern friends by encouraging rebellion and predicts disdain across the North and dismissal from the South. It cites General Hooker’s Army of the Potomac and notes events around April 1863.
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The
Richmond Enquirer
Vallandigham
Cox
Lise
Seeward
Sumner
Vallandigham Habeas Corpus Refusal Endorsed by Court
Judge Leavitt denial of Vallandigham writ cites Rupert decision and wartime necessity. Opinion urges presidential authority to arrest disloyal or dangerous figures and defend Union, with Burnside order 38 cited and political backlash from Albany Journal and Horatio Seymour.
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Vallandigham
Leavitt
Rupert
Swayne
Congress
Fort Sumter
Judicial Department
Burnside
Ife
Gen. Burnside
Skymoor
Gov. Seymour
Albany Journal
Albany
Capitol
Amasa J. Parker
Francis Kernan
John Murphy
Buffalo
John V. L. Pruyn
Erastus Corning
War News From Washington May 19 Grant moves toward Fourteen Mile Creek
Telegraphs report Grant nearing Fourteen Mile Creek with lines extending west to avoid a general engagement. McPherson and Sherman report progress at Jackson Clinton and Memphis while Hulbert notes 5 000 to 10 000 men near Okolona and reports Vicksburg departure. Indian conventions in Indianapolis and Albany unrest tied to Vallandigham case also noted.
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Washineton
Raymond
Miss
McPherson
Clinton
Sherman
Jackson Road
McClernand
State Capitol
Hulbert
Memphis
Grant
Jackson
Okolona
Vicksburg
Livingston
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Warren Mail
Union County Convention
Baltimore
Maryland
Gen. Hooker
Cincinnati Telegraph
Kentucky
Charleston
England
South
Europe
D. P. Ensign
Erie County
Mercer County
Jacob Miller
Venango
H. Dale
Petroleum Bank
Titusville
Poro- Mac
Heapqvarrers
Votomac
Williams
Soupier
Salamanca
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Green
C. Taplife
U.S
Oliver Coney
General Hooker
Hooker
MPMIE
Boerourh
Apo
Nathaniel Kidder
Jonnewaige Township
Oil Creek 4 ‘Transportation Company
Clive of Scofield & Brown
Warren Borough
R. D. Bennett
Ler
F. A. Randall's Variety Store
Warren, Warren Co
Abbott
Emma J. Anderson
Rupp
Acker
Arnel
C. Rahiwin
Baldwin
G. W. Tahcock
W. J. Cole
Peleg Caldwell
da. Collins
Win C Carpenter
J. A. Crandell
Lieut
A. Covell
Letty Cooper
Orin Davidson
J.B. Douglass
Elis
Fr. Blix
Wii. Flanagan
Pree
Forsyth
Trugao Green
SL Howard
Miss Hartness
Albert Hunter
M. J. Jolson
Lenka Jeening
M. B Johnson
Samuel F. Ruthill
Mea. C. Jones
Jane Y. Tunkouwe
Delphin Doles
Agustin Viglor
Mas. Thursey Kendall
A. 4
Thayer
D. H. Kelley
Joka Weta
Daniel Cay
Benj
White
Wesley Ruby Sileme
Weickham
Wm. Kerr
Lyla Wriehd
Rose Ann Langworthy
Capt
W. P. Wakelee
A. W. Lee
Margarette Woodrat
C. Mangus
Christopher Witten
W. i. Mesenger
Nathan Zine
John Persons
C. Smith, Jr
Boston
Gen
Hunter
Gov. Andrew
Carver House
Chas. Dinsmoor
Samuel Ross
Penna, Cavalry
Sugar Grove
Agnes Lewis
jBauer
Tridhowle
A. D
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