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Newspaper

Whitewater Register

Location

Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1863

Page

2

Dispatches From The Gap And Tamaulipas Front

All available forces moved from the Gap under Maj. Gen. Foster to intercept Longstreet’s retreat into Virginia. Burnside presses the enemy rear as a pontoon crossing at the river fails. Wheeler’s division reportedly captured. Banks reports Brazos Island Brownsville and Tamalipas revolutions, Mexico and U S interests at stake. New York election results show Guenther victory. claims about Hooker may be redeployed. Winnipeg report on Mor gnid and Canadian chatter mixed with Provost Marshal gossip quashed.

Foster Longstreet Virginia Burnside Knoxville Rive Wheeler Wassixuron Banks Brownsvil’s Texas Brazos Island Point Isabella Brownsville Matamoros Tamaulipas Mexico United States

Vote at State Elections shows historic totals and party margins

The Madison Journal reports on Governor race results across the state since party organization. It notes high aggregate votes, with Republican majorities varying by district and a statewide Union majority estimated around 82,000. Stone leads with about 18,031 votes in the home tally. Tuttle trails 8,279, reflecting a sizable shift from prior years.

Madison Journal Republican Party Guy Twird Chow Hashford Barstow Volo Taelows Stone Repubican Lincoln

Radical Peace Democracy Resolutions at Chicago Convention

A Chicago convention debate presents James W. Taylor of Minnesota offering radical anti slavery resolutions. The measures demand full divorce from slavery tied politics, emancipation of rebel state populations, and Congressional power to shape loyal state governance including limits on suffrage. The tide favors Republican doctrine and loyalty to the Union, with opposition seen as minority.

Chicago North James W. Taylor, Esq Minnesota Tribune Taylor Register Jefferson and Jackson United States Congress Union Nou Mavery

The Twenty Eighth Regiment Recruiting Efforts Spread

The Waukesha force reports Captain Rudington Sergeant Boote and Lieutenant Shinson with others at home recruiting for the 28th Regiment. Men are urged to join for pay and bounty while noting officers, localities, and counties involved.

Waukesha Mos. Rudington A. Boote Shinson I. Barker Brookfield H. Oleson Oconemewae CG. Holwin Vernon

Wewa and Other Items Nineteenth Century Dispatches

A jumble of notes from Philadelphia and elsewhere: political nominating chatter for 1863, hairdresser machinery in London, Missouri moves to teach slaves, a $10,000 pledge for Richmond prisoners, rising militia, winter signs, publishing plans for William L. Murey papers, whisky prices in Wedmond, Merino shipments to Australia, and local election tallies. Various casualty and wartime updates include rebel prisoners, Boston sewing strikes, Camp Morton enlistments, Memphis steamer incidents, and draft notices across Wisconsin.

Camp Morton Indiana Boston Louisville Memphis Red River New Orleans Ist Mississippi Ict Prairie du Chien

Lookout Mountain Barricade in Confederate Defense

A Richmond Enquirer summary notes Lookout Mountain as Bragg’s stronghold guarding Chattanooga. It describes rebel defenses, batteries extending from Brown's Berry along Lookout Mountain and Lookout Valley, and the aim to deter Union attacks. It highlights Bragg’s strict yet respected leadership and the army’s morale amidst ongoing siege efforts.

A Bit of a Fight Over The Madison Patriot War Views

The Madison Patriot editors clash publicly as Geo Hyer opposes the war draft and volunteering while Pump rails against treasonable views. The feud lasts days with Hyer prevailing, the Patriot decried as weak. A striking Indian oration line follows about graves and motherhood. Rhode Island raises a colored artillery unit.

Madison Patriot Geo. Hyer Hyér Pump Hyer Wyaster

War Department Letter on Prisoner Exchange Obstacles

Solicitor Whiting states that large numbers of unexchanged Victsburg captives being sent into service and the enemy’s refusal to exchange colored soldiers with white officers on equal terms hinder an exchange. He assures government faith to protect these men and not abandon them. The President has ordered retaliation for any killed soldier, regardless of color, and slavery threats will not be accepted.

Richm md Enquirer Chattanorga Lookout Mountain Brage Stronghld Savannah Republican Lookout Valley Hoe Brown's Berry Lookout Crem Ookent Muantuta Huouter Uite Menta Wittia Ene Gowerd Chathanoogs Amon Atheur Licht Cameron Hill W. G. Swas Breage Ferest United States Missionary Ridge Pasoldier Braeg Whiting War Department Viclsburg Sorviee Presi Cast

Yield of Crain England Averages by County in 38 Reports

The Mark Lane Express presents a table of average yields per acre for wheat barley oats beans and peas across 38 English counties from correspondent returns. Wheat ranges 22 to 244 bushels per acre with Lan cashire highest. barley 29 to 44 bushels led by Northampton. beans 22 to 74 bushels with Cambridgeshire top and a note beans are a less cultivated variety. peas average 39 bushels per acre. The text then shifts to poetic and local notices about public life and labor movements, including Chattanoog a workers and variations in daily wages, with scattered garbled prose.

Mark Lane Express England Devonshire Lancashire Shropshie Northampton Cambridgeshire

Woman as Civilizer in Society and Camp Life

A speech extols the female influence as civilization’s keystone. It argues that women elevate men and communities, compares woman’s presence to vital air, and laments camp life’s exclusion of women, asserting woman is a divine guiding light for virtuous living. By H. W. Brecher.

Alleghany Mountains H. W. Brecher

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