Palmer and Gilmore Subscriptions for Markis Paper
Palmer and Gilmore publish subscription terms for Markis Paper of Northern Iowa. Office at 6 Main Street, Second Fleet. F W Palmer E P Gpmann C A Gilmore listed. payment required in all instances. Paper boasts largest circulation in the region.
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Evert Thudedat
Palmer
Gilmore & CO
Main Street
Second Fleet
F. W. Palmer
E. P. Gpmann
C. A. Gilmore
Markis
Iowa
Northwest patriotism drives wartime troop pledges and calls
Madison dispatch reports Gov RawDat urging a one million dollar wartime appropriation and six rifle cannon. Wisconsin volunteers surge, Iowa ten thousand seek service, Kansas pledges eleven regiments, Illinois ten thousand infantry plus cavalry and artillery, Michigan offers three times the federal quota, Ohio mobilizes one hundred thousand. The piece argues constitutional supremacy, public safety, and that the rebellion must be crushed regardless of slavery’s role.
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Madison
Wisconsin
RawDat
Badger
Northwest
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Annale
Mager
United States
South Carolina
Texas
Boston
South
God of Liberty
Lan CoLn
War talk and disjointed uprising warnings from Mobile
In a damaged excerpt from the Mobile Reputer the piece mocks and laments the war’s future misery while railing at Northern forces. It cites Camp Jackson and Governor Jackson as emblematic treason, notes a harsh view of Southern chivalry, and mentions Judge Dove Las as gravely ill per the Chicago Tribune.
Loyal sentiment rises in border states amid Civil War turmoil
The piece notes growing Union loyalty in Maryland and Missouri after recent events, citing Camp Jackson’s capture and Gen Hanus’s address as turning points. It argues for a Peace Policy to avoid bloodshed, urges Missourians to back the Union, and says Kentucky likewise shows strong Union support despite secessionist leaders.
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Baltimore
Stars and Stripes
Missouri
Camp Jackson
Hanusr
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Lincoln
Union
Iwell
Kentucky
Massachusetts Sentinel Herald Feud Over War Patriotism
A heated editorial attack accuses the Herald of treasonous froth against Massachusetts, praising its wartime patriotism and Governor Aupuin for supplying volunteers. The piece argues Massachusetts led in the nation’s defense and faced the Herald's vitriol as a result.
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Herald
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Fort Monroe
Fort Sumter
Massachusstts
Dabeque Herald
Gov
Aupuin
Fing
Dubuque Herald Criticized for Treasonous War Stance
Amid Civil War tensions a Dubuque Iowa letter-writer denounces the Dubuque Herald for supporting secession and slandering Lincoln. It accuses the paper of lies manufactured to undermine the Union and vows continued exposure as the war effort proceeds.
Dubuque Herald Calls for Union Loyalty Amid Treason Talks
The article narrates brutal punishment of Owen Mozztean in the South and condemns attempts at peace talks. It defends Lincoln’s war aims, urges flag restoration from forts, and attacks a Dubuque Herald rival for treasonous stance while praising the federal cause and national unity. It references governors, drafts, and rhetoric against negotiations with rebels.
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Union
United States
South
Harrisburg
Free States
Pennsylvania
Lincolm
Virginia
Dubuque
Washington
Richmond
Fort Sumter
Broad Land
Assembly Opens in Extra Session with Key Appointments
The General Assembly met in extra session on the 16th. J. H. Saspsns was re elected Secretary of the Senate. Wartazae of Oscaloosa was Assistant Secretary and Ematuy Sergeant at Arms. In the House Judge Epwaans was re elected Speaker. Tompson of Burlington became Chief Clerk, replacing Alpricn. Db Lirrix of Des Moines was Enrolling Clerk and L. J. Mills was Sergeant at Arms.
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Extra Sasion
J. H. Saspsns
Senate
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Oscaloosa
Ematuy
Epwaans
Tompson
Burlington
Alpricn
DB. F. Lirrix
Des Moines
L. J. Mills
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Mahony
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Chicago Tribune
Dove Las
Iona
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Reinions Anniversantes
Fintwortm
Confederation of Young Men’s Christian Association
Tee Herald
Owen Mozztean
Dunleith
Memphis
Mississippi
Confederacy
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Marion & Western
Sioux City
Tims
Brother Marcury
Mills of God
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