Whitewater Register Adopts Advance Pay System
The Whitewater Register announces rising paper costs forcing payment in advance. Subscribers not paying by February will be dropped, with arrears due now and collection efforts upcoming. Yearly price remains 3.50, and publication continues to support Republican principles in the county.
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Whitayator Paper Mall
Senator Doolittle Re-Elected in Legislature
The legislature held a joint ballot yesterday and re-elected U. S. Senator R. Doolittle with a full Republican majority. The note mentions Hondas in error. Doolittle's re-election is the main event.
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U.S
Hondas
R. Doolittle
Jamon W. Wail
Der
New Jeresy
Wallandigham
Chicago Times
The Habeas Corpus Case Opinion by Chief Justice Dizon
A Supreme Court opinion by Chief Justice Dizon affirms the habeas corpus writ for Nicholas Kemp, a Ozaukee rioter, while denying the President's motion. The fragment criticizes the lengthy display of reasoning as verbose, preferring a concise summary of the facts and law.
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Dizon
Supreme Court
Nicholas Kemp
Ozaukee
Nution
Benton
Madison Correspondent Attacks J M Bingham Editor
The Madison correspondent of the Chicago Times attacks J M Bingham of Jefferson Ohio as a shameless, conceited person. He labels Bingham as disloyal and unfit, while praising the author’s own blunt, insulting stance. The piece reflects partisan journalism and personal rancor.
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Madison
Chicago Times
J. M. Bingham
Jefferson
House Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Yimca
Mc Bingham
Senator Doolittle Renominated in Republican Nominating Ballot
An 1864 Wisconsin Republican caucus reports Doolittle unanimously nominated after a formal second ballot, with a note on harmony. Also covered is Milwaukee News on a tax decision affirming a uniform taxation rule not requiring railroad property razing, making prior levies valid.
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Milwaukee News
Supreme Court
Rumors of New Battles and Political Shifts Abroad
War tidbits speak of Burnside crossing the Rappahannock and movement toward Waldon, with Rosecrans and a Vicksburg expedition in play. Reports cite clashes near Charleston and Savannah, prisoner counts, and Sumner’s re election. Maryland emancipation stance and New Jersey Senate victory noted alongside refugees from Richmond and Mishall remains.
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Rappahannock
Foster
Waldun
Sumner
Hooker
Fitz-John Porter
McClellan Letters Revealed in McDowell Inquiry
The McDowell Court of Inquiry excavates a February 8 1802 presidential letter to Major General McClellan outlining rival strategic plans for the Potomac campaign. It compares costs and risks, cites orders and defense needs for Washington, and references Lincoln’s administration and Halleck’s later actions.
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McDowell Court of Inquiry
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McDowell
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Shenandoah Valley
Shaw
Wadsworth
Army Corps
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Proclamation Powers Emancipation In Virginia Front
Washington dispatch reports Gen Milroy and others reacting to President Lincoln essaying freedom via proclamation. Locals post orders near Winchester to protect freed slaves and rights while Confederate lines resist, provoking mass movement from the Shenandoah Valley toward Union lines. The piece also reflects on moral restraint and discipline amidst war.
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N. S. Tribune
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Geren
Fara
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Virginia
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Potomac
San Domingo
Baltimora
Shenandoah Valley
Warweariness and Resolve in Civil War Outlook
The piece argues the South should pursue vigorous war aims and reject hoped-for peace mediated by foreign intervention. It notes earlier optimism fading after Union defeats, asserts Southern strength and unity, and predicts near term peace through perseverance rather than external coercion. It cites the South’s improving military capacity and the North’s failed plans as proof.
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Hich
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Tee Bey
Sulanther
Nerith
Capture of Arkansas Post in Civil War Action
Correspondent reports a Union attack on Arkansas Post led by Sherman's Vicksburg expedition. Gunboats moved up the Arkansas River to engage Confederate defenses, heavy artillery and rifle pits were targeted, and Confederate casualties and prisoners were tallied. Generals Sherman and McClernand are cited in the operation with significant opposing losses.
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Memorial sketch of Brigadier General Sill and Civil War service
A historical fragment recounts Brigadier General Joshua W. Sill, killed near Murfreesboro, detailing his early life at West Point, ordnance appointment, ethics professorship, and rise to brigade and division commands. It notes battlefield movements from Keptovke to Perryville, Shelbyville, and Lexington, and mentions contemporaries and anecdotal vignettes from 19th century letters.
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