Secret treasonable society uncovered in the North
The Whitewater Register reports arrests in Philadelphia of Philip Muber Augustus Illig Gabriel Filbert and Harrison Qxaneider linked to a secret treasonable society. Led by Muber the group claimed a nationwide conspiracy with oaths taken at a barn in Marion township. The article warns loyal readers to vigilantly guard against treasonous language and actions while noting Confederate distress and potential peace talks.
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Philadelphia
Philip Muber
Augustus J. Illig
Gabriel Filbert
Harrison Qxaneider
Wuber
Huber
Marion Township
Jacob Zaller
Traber
South
Abraham Lincoln
Fover
Northwestern
Confederacy
Indiana
Secessia
Ryan
Clark
Sanborn
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Naranguss
Borce
Draft and Pursuit of Conscription in Wartime Wisconsin
The piece argues for a large draft of 200 000 to 390 000 men to fill regiments, claiming recruiting by officers is ineffective. It notes Washington is preparing to enforce conscription, vows loyal citizens will enlist or pay, and disloyal elements will be punished. It mentions Judge Luther S. Dixon’s election and criticizes Copperhead Cothren. It also references Niagara steam frigate, defaced stamps seizure, and Red River advances as part of ongoing war efforts.
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Aburlaston
Vicksburg
Richmond
Hiramino
Petersburgh
Virginia
Atlanta
Charleston
Savannah
Con. Laananve
Col. Larrabee
Lerrabee
Washington
Wisconsin
Luther S. Dixon
Niagara
Atlantic Cable
Bnstead
Perzong
Perons
Theo
New York Commercial
Anxogier Pevane
Montour Howse
Miy
Janesville
Myers Hanase
Avan
CPA
VHA Thero
Canadas
Chicago
Ik Sheble
Gramd
Berthe
Alate
Milwaukee
Rand Haven
Grand Haven
SL Whitman
Fran
Burnside Orders Spy Rule Amid Civil War Tension
General Burnside announces that after this date anyone within Union lines aiding the enemy will be tried as a spy and executed if convicted. Cars, letters for secret messages, recruiting, concealed enemy service, or harboring foes inside lines will be punishable. Officers and soldiers must enforce the order. The Richmond Mercury notes the Confederacy adopting a new banner resembling the Yankee flag, with the “crimson Baltic” flag also in use.
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Chicago
Ornerss
Kentucky
Burnside
Lnes
Porsous
Williamsburg Fight Reported Between Wise's Forces and Yankees
The Whig cites reports of a Saturday clash at Williamsburg with Gen Wise's forces engaging Yankee pickets and artillery from Fort Magruder. Casualties described as slight. a cavalry movement was noted but results unclear. 40 prisoners reportedly captured and stores burned. Reports also mention Washington fell to Union forces, Swift Creek retirements, and various troop movements along the Blackwater and Petersburg regions with ongoing bombardments and riverine activity.
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Williamsburg
Wise
Fort Magruder
College
Wilmington N.go
Washington
Ghn
Will
Kingston
Raeleigh
Swift Creek
Newhhern
Blackwater
Petersburg
Isle of Wight
Newbern
Sanday
Dieu
Foater
Gotnsuoko
M. A
Porter
Pettigrew
Jackson, Miss
Black Bayou
Memphis
Charleston
Typrad
Wheat and market notes across Chicago and New York
Market reports from Chicago and New York detail wheat prices and futures, oats and corn movement, and bean and dairy prices. The New York Times cites War Committee findings re McClellan and government policy, while editorials condemn abuses by Union troops and discuss social issues and curiosities from other cities.
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Thao
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Adviers
Svdital Warmerak
Port Uedson
Regson
Richmond Maquiver
Confedarata
Southern News
Monge
Pasesgoula
Ship Island
Tierraw
Yvery Hitle
Steiner
Wasimaros
Kwa
Port Sumpter
God
Gonsagarnee
A Fe
Birg
Dolley Island
Attausk
Aborris Tsland
Port Moultrie
Waehawken
Cumming
Fort Sumter
Adovirn Coupontin
Keokuk
Passaic
Ber
Alt
Evansides
Walla
Port Royal
Richmond Whig
Furey
Storsas Oy
Trek
Butlerin
Bhai
Carmen
Chicago Daily Market
API
Ryvapuetat
Clover Pond
Timothy
Wiss
Milam
Elie
Lyon
Luiza
Mit
New York
Mes
Mehengoln
McClellan
Taras
McQiellnn
OnguLi
Photavannahepublica
Logensen
Woodstock
Cincinnati
Bers
Hilton Iead
Aroostook
Den
Aleral
England
Ben
South America
New York City
Bey
Solon Robinson
Hvine
Tn Franklin
Suey Jons O. Rownky
Co. D
Delavan Firth
Friuskha
Julius C Blagie
Leanne
Gommon
Bos
Sram
Rich & Pci
Clissohy
Yule Rive
Thio Busines
Wwhitewater
Jl.s. Klemm
StTe
McbEy
Whitewater
Hivuner
TG CG
Torning
Williewatler
Mary McPbaatut
Mary Mebe
Fork
Metropolitan Hall
Presday Epi, Apale Vth
Lycettt
Tiaby
Dlarry J. Jfall
Soldi¢ges’ Aid Society
Lg Welucks
Corminenes Ab Suelock
Stow
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Prick
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N.Y
Crombie
W.L. Candes
East Water Street
United
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Cloaks & Mantles
Mohair
W. L. Candee
East Water St
Gault & Caine’s
Gaur & Caine
Testo
Eflosiery & Gloves
Parbetar
Simmer
Lolan Tha Lavitte
Jean
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Monetiol
Port Royal and Young Mens
Little
Artie
Est
Be’ Is & Shoes
Oxford
Ladies’ Congress
Balmoral
Stippers
Morocco
Alliot & Calne
Rocerikes
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Crockery
Colton
China and
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Parbeukus
Guy Whitewater
Iss
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Goorkeottan Pac Ag
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