Republican State Convention Set for Maclaon Capital
The Republican state convention will be held at the Capital in Maclaon on Wednesday September next at 12 o clock to nominate candidates for state officers. Delegates from Yacht Assembly District under the new apportionment are entitled to attend the convention. The committee urges primary meetings for the convention and district chairmen to ensure delegates reflect the people wishes.
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Maclaon
Yacht Assembly
Cosmanites
Aml Hinthe
Enoose
Tlovacke RU
Republican Atte Central Com
Louis
Harvey
Samuel LD. Hastings
Jardes
H. Howe
Hank
Guysburt van Steenwyk
Joviah J. Pickard
Hans C. Hep
Senate
Walworth
G. FP. Bartlett
John T. Wentworth
Assembly
Bloomfieth
Linn
Geneva
Hudson
Behayior W. Benson
Mao'a
Sharon
Darien
Delian
Pines
D. Long
Sugar Creek
Whitewater
Grange
Richmond
Francis Smith
Aho
Elkhorn
la Fayette
Spring Prairie
Troy
Wyman Spooner
Walworth Panty
Walworth Aunty
PTS
Elkhorn Thia
Geo. W. Wylie
Sheriff Wal, Co. Wis
Proclamation by Lincoln Calls Nation to Prayer and Fasting
President Abraham Lincoln proclaims a national day of humiliation prayer and fasting to seek divine blessing for the United States amid civil war. He urges citizens and officials to observe the day with reverence, repentance, and petitions for peace, order, and prosperity.
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United States
Chad
Grimes
Peery
Lirovut
Uheargin
Wylessee
WientLorl
NATO
Atguet
United Rules of Americw
Abraham Lincoln
Republican State Convention urged for capable candidates
The article argues for a Republican State Convention to nominate fit, honest, and patriotic men for state officers, opposing Democratic influence and urging independence and character. It warns against expediency or partisan rewards and calls for early primary conventions to reflect the people’s wishes. It notes Garibaldi and other dispatch items as related news.
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Republican State Committee
Milwaukee News
Republican Party
Ucket
Effective Weapon and the Push to Confiscation
An editorial argues the Union should escalate wartime measures by confiscating rebels property to deter secessionists. It contends milder tactics failed, praises strong actions including Congress authorization, and asserts immediate punishment of traitors through asset seizure would deter and hasten pacification of Maryland and Mississippi.
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Congress
Vi “Iggrinin
Sevession
Maryland
Mir Geuri
Charleo
J. Faulkner
U.S
France
Washington
The Louisville Journal Finds Hope in Aid Campaign
The Louisville Journal claims credit for Unionist success in Kentucky with editor Geo. K. Pronkce at the helm. It notes Southern patronage has declined and the paper needs help, urging ten to twenty donations plus funds to prevent languishing.
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Kentucky
Geo. K. Pronkce
Union Majority in Kentucky Legislature Report
The Kentucky legislature shows a Union Senate with all members and a lower chamber of 59 Union members, 11 secessionists, and 2 state rights. From about three fourths of counties heard from, the makeup is set to begin with a unanimous Senate and a Union majority of 46 in the House.
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Kentucky
Senate
House of Representatives
First Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers Expected in Milwaukee
The First Regiment of Wisconsin volunteers is expected to reach Milwaukee either Friday evening or Saturday morning. Citizens prepare for a large reception, with calls to deploy the force to Missouri to support Fremont and Sigel. The secretary of war dispatch shows no more Wisconsin troops sent east, a Western duty emphasized.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Missouri
Fremont
Sigel
Deaparcu
Secretary OF War
Madison
Washincton
Rawpart
Dalny
Department
Simon Cameron
Prince Napoleon Tours Virginia Military Camps Near Washington
Prince Napoleon visited Arlington House and Fort Runyon with Gen. McDowell, inspecting earthworks and regiments. He reviewed the Fourteenth New York Volunteers at Col. McQuade’s request, spoke with officers, and praised rapid wartime mobilization while noting months would be needed to train them into effective forces.
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Napoleon
Washington
Arlington House
de Kalb
McDowell
Fort Runyon
Long Bridge
Fourteenth
New York
Col. McQuage
Prince
Virginia
Peate
Battle near Springfield reported in three columns
Dispatches from St Louis describe a clash nine miles northwest of Springfield between 3 000 Union troops led by General Lyon and 23 000 Confederate forces. Lyon is killed during a charge as Gen Sigel assumes command. heavy casualties and captured enemy strength are noted with reinforcements expected from Rolla and Sigel.
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Springfeld
Missouri
Gen. Lyon
Ren .McCuloch
Price
Fremont
St Louis
Lyon
Gene Sirel
Sturgis
Spriigfeld
Siget
Springfield
Alla
Davis Creek
Green
Wirie
Totten
Wilsons Creek
Kaenemy
Sigel
Louisiana
Mississippi
Usg
Rolla
McCulloch
Rollaard Sigel
Ben McCulloch
Napoleon
Baden
Rhine
Neckar
Pruasin
Waglinsel
Heidelberg
Odenwald
Hanley
Buztads
Furea
Murg
Switzerland
Detroit Tribure
Condition of the Armies in Early Civil War War News
The editorial panel asserts the Union forces under Generals McClellan and Fremont are stronger than ever, praising McClellan's leadership and Fremont's progress. It criticizes Beauregard and Johnston for false reports about Northern troops, asserting U S forces occupy Alexandria, Harper’s Ferry, Fort Monroe, and threaten Richmond, warning against deceitful claims.
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Beauregard
Gen. Johnston
Manassas
U.S
Military Bulletin
U. S
Virginia
Alexandria
Banke
Harper’s Ferry
United States
Louisville Journal
Capital and Surplus Reported at 932302.98
Financial note records capital and surplus at 932,302.98 with repeated figures and unclear text blocks. The fragment shows a monetary amount and garbled annotations likely from a financial ledger or stock exchange snippet.
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