Publican state Convention to be held at Capitated part
The notice announces a state convention to be held at Capitated near Migligon on the day in September for the selection of state officers and apportionment of delegates. It calls for district committeemen to meet and select delegates to ensure broad participation and thorough preparation for the event.
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AG Publican
Biloet
Ieee
Seth
David Noggle
Sant i Court
Elishorn
Wal
Seth Snath
Proclamation by President Lincoln on Peace and Welfare
The document presents a ceremonial proclamation invoking God and Supreme Government for the safety and welfare of the people. It acknowledges peace, prayer, forgiveness for past acts, and loyalty to the United States while affirming devotion to national unity and divine guidance. Signed by President Abram Lincoln and Secretary of State as of August 1st.
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Comrada
Eathal
AL Peepee
Pete Larry
Avery
Orice
Noahits
Fang
Anil
Abram VU Leixcoln
Wittian EP Sinann
Albany Argus
United States Treasury
Jackson
Owen Lovejoy
Lhnor
Mr. Lovejoy
Mr. Chase
The
Treasury
Argus
Bir
Lovejoy
Nonequivalent Reading From the N Q O Daily Piewinene
A Seccasion Newspaper reports on August 1 with notices of scarce cargoes and imports. It notes no cleanness of vinels on the Uith and only two arrivals, a schooner and two small tenners. Prices for pork and farm goods are listed, and suppression of certain notices is observed. Discussion hints at political tensions and disruptions, including attitudes of foreign governments and a government order to accept volunteers, while the advertising columns are shrinking and space is limited.
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Henry J. Peck
Stalin
Ni Peck
N. QO
Piewiene
Maying
Sk Lams
Deayeane
Vwissontrien
Belletin
Picayune
Union Meeting in Milwaukee Praises War Leadership
A large Milwaukee union meeting Friday evening praised the war effort with Hon. George Walther presiding and remarks by Levi Hlabball Colonel Walther Mr Morris and others The crowd reacted to Judge inbell s remark about Colonel Fremont and renewed confidence in the Western army The gathering passed a resolution urging the North to drive traitors from Missouri restore state laws and the Constitution and notes reports of infighting among Confederacy leaders including Toombs Davis Wigfall and Southern extremists with Davis accused of undermining state allegiance
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Milwaukee
George Walther
Levi Hlabball
Colonel Walther
Mr. Morris
Julge Inbbell
Fremont
Massouri
United States
the Times
Wns
N.Y. Tinea
Confederacy
Toombs
Davis
Wigfall
South Carolina
Davin
Spooner favored for Governor by Milwaukee Free Democrat
The Milwaukee Free Democrat editorially backs Ion Wyman Spooner as the Republican gubernatorial candidate. It praises his long service, integrity, and leadership in the Legislature, while noting Judge Spooner’s fitness and the editorical stance on Noble's refusal of a state ticket. It also comments on war-time policies and political figures loomed in current events.
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Milwaukee Free Democrat
Wyman Spooner
Spooner
Butler G. Noble
Milwaukee Sentinel
Noble
Notable Civil War Items and Dispatches From Various Regions
A compilation notes assassination attempts on Gen McClellan thwarted. Virginia’s counties and population. a reported Indian massacre debunked. Confederate ties of prisoners and soldiers. Ohio to field 60,000 troops soon. humorous asides about Dun Rice’s rhinoceros and Ponyukka. It also reports postal, anti slave, and governance notes, and a famed yacht America race off Cowes with Queen watching.
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Kanawha
Virginia
Horicon
Dolnstan
Bia Trunk
St. Louis
Fremont
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
New York
America
Cowes
Coronal Rumor and Soldier Letter From Washington Camp
A Madison Patriot note discusses a rumor that Col. O Connor resigns and Lt Col Harris is named colonel of the 2d regiment. The Sixth Regiment letter by Henry Powers from Washington Sept 10 describes marching from Patterson Park to the depot, rations, gear, and cavalry guards as soldiers anticipate leaving for campaigns, with details on encampments near the city.
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Madison Patriot
Capitol
Cl. O'Connor
Col. Harris
Harsis
Henry C. Powers
Jos. Powers
Hebron
Henry
Washington
Dean Parkins
Patterson’s Park
Baltimore
White House
City Hall
Wny
Comsion Soblier
Wisconsin
Battle of Cross Lanes Near Summersville
Gallipoli August 28 report on the August 26 action at Cross Lanes near Summersville. The 7th Ohio Regiment under Col Tyler was surrounded at breakfast and attacked on two fronts. Ohio units A B and C bore the brunt and fought through heavy odds, with 900 engaged and over 200 missing. Rebel forces listed as 3000 infantry 400 cavalry and ten guns. Lieutenant Jol Creighton captured an enemy corps and two prisoners. Several officers named as killed include Capt Iyer Capt Shiriff and Captain Sterting, with other staff officers reported safe.
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Gallipoli
Cross Lanes
Summerville
7Th Ohio
Tyler
Fianka
Gauley
Jol. Creighton
Iyer
Painesville
Shiriff
Obersin
Sterting
James
DeForest
Cleveland
Chase
Warren
Grant
King
Potter Heads Committee to Purge Capitol Treachery
Hon John F Potter named chair of a Congressional Investigating Committee to uncover Secesh clerks in Washington departments. The Racine Advocate notes loyal support for Potter and reports two hundred rebel sympathizers already examined with more to come. Rebel allies in Connecticut are also described with seizure of secessionist papers and threats to editors.
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John F. Potter
Congressional Investigating Committee
Washington
House
Potter
Stone Bridge
Jefferson Davis
Racine
Connecticut
Bamport
Farmer and Advertiser
United States
Alabama
Georgia
Ian Bridgport
Hartford
The
Farmer
Noew Haven
Register Office
Treason Report Reveals Washington Office Traitors
A Aug 23 1861 report from the Treason Committee asserts over two hundred secession sympathizers remain in U S government posts in Washington. War Department arsons arsenal and Navy Yard hires include clerks officers and mechanics aiding rebel efforts. The White House painter and door keeper are named as suspected agents. Fortress Monroe improvements under Gen Wool inspire optimism with disciplined troops and grand reviews at Camp Hamilton and Newport News. Sawyer's rifled cannon at Rip Raps fires a shell into Sewall Point camp.
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New York
Thor
J Wassinarton
Washington
National Treasury
War Department
Navy Yard
White House
Richmond
Monroa
Wool
Camp Hamilton
Newport News
Sawyer
Sewall
Untitled Typoed Market Notes From Unknown Column
Fragmented text notes varying items including corn, lipids, pork, wool, lumber, and summer to winter references. No clear events or identifiable persons, places, or organizations.
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Reinys
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