Never hurry an apothecary story after a long wait
A humorous reminiscence on pharmacists slow to fill prescriptions. It recalls Dr Exner and other old apothecaries, noting a boy’s rush to finish a kite and urging patience with medicine. Mentions Washington apothecarian and Generals McDowell and Scott in a light historical tone.
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Beaton Transcript
Ernram Exuier
Sager
Washington
Ex Ior
South
Sporr
Samanapo
RarMoxo
New York Times
Las
Scorr
Gen. McDoweal
Rebels face hunger and delay in Civil War print
The Augusta Chronicle reprints Louisville reports arguing rebels must fight soon or starve as blockade pressures rise. It notes grain prices vary North versus South, risk of provisioning shortages, smuggling into seceded states, and the need to save fodder. Cowed by blockade, the Confederate government will run out of credit and faces worsening conditions.
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North
Bogsh
Clacton
Calonge
Augusta Chronicle
Louiisville
South
Montgomery
Confederate States
War Fervor Spurs Iowa Units and Aid Appointments
Gen Bowls of Iowa City reports 170 companies mustered, enough for 17 regiments, with Home Guards and regulars mobilizing. Gov. assigns aides for Appanoose Wayne Decatur Ringgold Taylor and Lee Van Buren Davis counties, while judges oversee Page Harrison and Woodbury districts. ten regiments named with Iowa officers appointed. Gov sends powder, muskets and rifles to Council Bluffs, Page and Taylor counties, as Davenport Gazette notes possible Col. Cunris rumor.
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Bowls
Iowa City
Iowa
Messrs
Hinax Pason
E. Crank
Missouri
Davenport Gasetts
Joam Enwanve
Lucas County
Appanoose
Wayne
Decatur
Ringgold
Taylor
Ortus Busser
Davis County
Lee
van Buren
Davis
Baldwin
Pottowatomie County
Page
Fremont
Mills
Pottowatomie
Harrison
Hosnage
Woodbury
Ira M
Barlock
Davenport
Lee M. Limmoney
Louisa County
Newton L. Dykeman
Toe Hi. Carpenter
Ross
Barzman
Vis
Paceyres
Yid Tae
Teeltth
Fort Hamilton
New York Harbor
New York
Jefferson , Misouri
Connediott
Wheeling
Columbus
Nineteenth
Indianapolis
Indiana
Davenport Gessiie
Council Bluz
Page County
Taylor County
Col. Cunris
St. Joseph
Pro-Union Herald Views Spark Southern Rebuttal Proclaimed
A heated exchange over the Herald's views prompts Confederate General Bravus Gard at Camp Pickens to issue a Londontdriven proclamation. The piece accuses Northern papers of treasonous sentiment while praising Union forces at Harper's Ferry and attacking Beauregard supporters.
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G. T. Bravus- Gard
Confederate States
Camp Pickens
Man‘aesas Junction
London
Fairfax
Prince William
Abraham Tiszele
Baavancamp
Dubuque
United States
Joan Hopaper
Maine
Iowa
Beavana Asp
Breckenridge Democrats
Tiouglas Democrats
Beauregard
Buavascand
Lincoln
North
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Baavmmoanp
Rebel Shesis and Mews Treason Tale Reported
A fragmentary reference notes a plot to undermine patriotism by circulating treasonous material in the south and New York journals, aiming to neutralize the influence of figures such as J. B. Down and Judge Crane.
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New York
J. B. Down
Judge Crane
Secagrany Caase
Hereld
Omassa
Bafalo
Rebel forces pressed as Washington army grows in Virginia
Dispatches describe a large Federal force under Gen. Scott about forty thousand strong, with regiments from New York Pennsylvania Maine Connecticut Michigan Ohio Massachusetts and Rhode Island plus six light artillery batteries. Ten thousand more are expected. Rebels in Virginia face imminent fight or surrender as Union forces advance toward Richmond.
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Virginia
Sport
Harper's Ferry
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Connecticut
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Parrmarsom
Richmond
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Sewell’s Point
Ssoxins
Cscs
Sickles
Union
Gen. S
Wilson
Christendom
United States
Fuere
Joan B. Prom
J. W. Fonner
Philadelphia
Senator Devosas
Col. F
Democratic split fuels Iowa tensions over war support
A fierce critique charges Joms Sroom J Hopesos and D A Mamony with leading Iowa Democrats toward treasonous, anti Union positions. It claims Democratic papers encourage opposition to the government, while Republicans prepare a distinct convention and endorse a Union war stance with broad patriotic support.
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Joms Sroom
J. Hopesos
D. A. Mamony
Democracy
Iowa
Sumter
Manoni
Jon Strom
J. Hopapom
Republican State Central Committee
Plea for Patriots and War Comments in Civil Era Writeup
Editorial expresses support for General Ssoxins and Sickles brigades amid objections, praising patriotic fighters including criminals who may redeem service. It cites Lincoln era debates on slave property, fugitive slaves, and various generals while critiquing Northern sympathizers and calling for unity in the Union war effort.
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Mimphis Avalanche
New Orleans Delis
Charleston Mercury
Herald
Gov
Jadeon
St. Louis
Beaunecamp
Gulf States
Slave States
Butizs
Pusxriss
Cairo
Col
Bates
Kentucky
Tennessee
TarLon
Jussur
van Bursx
New Orleans
Congress
Manosi
Des Moines Journal
Manony
Mamonr
Dubuque County
Democratic Committee
N.S. Baxton
Buffalo
England
Ture Desrard
Adams Minteter
Tuonas
Mr. Buate
Sontiering
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