Proclamation by Lincoln on August National Day of Prayer
President Lincoln proclaims a national day of prayer and thanksgiving to Almighty God. He urges unity, requests forgiveness for past sins, and calls on citizens to seek divine guidance to heal the Union and support military efforts in the Civil War. The proclamation sets aside August 12 for worship and national reflection across the United States.
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le Davins Etek
United States
Washington
Ameren
Wa H Srswaany
Enlistment Roll Publication for Whitewater Draft
Public notice outlines enrollment under the States Militia Act of 1862 for Whitewater residents aged 20 to 45. It explains tiered duty, potential exemptions, cross-district enrollments, and the need for proof to avoid draft evasion.
Draft enforcement and exemptions under the 1863 act announced
Public notices explain that drafted men must report within ten days after service of notice or face court martial and possible death. It details how notices may be served, the $300 substitute option, and that evading duties or changing residence does not excuse service. Also notes rights to have disability questions reviewed by the enrollment board and to furnish a substitute or pay during allotted time.
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Whitewater
United States
Board of Enrollment
Tha’ Io
Curtain Wasca
Rogard
Boneshall
Dopertment
Fhovcat Marbal
S. Offes
Wasutoron
Daly
U.S
Provont-Marshalls
Wm. Yatting
War Department
We Warrisa
Wart Department
Jas B. Fry
War Democrat label eyed in Racine Journal upheaval
A Racine Journal editor change sparks debate over party loyalty with references to War Democrat shift, alleged abolitionist attacks, and criticism of the copperhead stance. The piece contrasts northern and southern factions, cites Lincoln era conflicts, and questions the new editor’s political alignment and press advocacy.
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Racine
Democratic Party
Mndg
Democrat &E
Aruas
Rucioe
Warund
Butler
Racine Jornal
Tie Hss
Phillips
Greeley
Wriver
Telegraph
Wendell Baillion
Phillipe
Garrison
Laveyuy
Booth
Floyd
Davis
Loomba
Wistall
Yancey
Kungun
Pryor
Burkedate
Down
Floyds
Widdie
Tke
Grant
Rosecrans
Kteade
Wilson
Soaner
Lovejoy
Copperhead News
The
Sun
New York World
Congress
Leltyabarg
Toombs
Abtietam
Summer
Lovey
New York
Racine Journal
Democrat
Proclamation Urges National Day of Thanksgiving Aug Sixth
The President calls upon loyal citizens to observe August sixth as a day of National Thanksgiving Praise and Prayer. Amid victories from Port Hudson to Charleston the Union enjoys prosperity and unity while war presses traitors from North to South. Citizens are asked to close businesses and gather in places of worship to thank Almighty God for victory and abundance.
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Vickaburg
Port Hudson
St. Paul
Gulf
Sherman
Iforcox
Price
Helena
Bragg
Rosecranph
Lev
Richmond
Gilmore
Charleston
New York
Snch
Jeff. Davis
Gettysburg
United States
The
Union
Meade Eyes Virginia Battle After Lee Escape Defeat in Ohio
The President calls the Lee escape the war’s greatest blunder while Meade’s army plans another major Virginia fight. Desperate pursuit follows as Morgan’s Ohio raid ends with a decisive defeat, 2,000 rebel prisoners to Cincinnati, and uncertainty over Morgan’s fate.
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Hamlin
Lee
Virginia
Meads
Shenandoah
Meade
Army of the Potomac
Morgan
Ohio
Balfington Island
Cincinnati
Secretary of State Nomination in Wisconsin Press Debate
The Sparta Herald backs Dr M M Davis of Outagamie county for Secretary of State, praising his upright conduct and Indian Agency work. The piece notes uncertainty on whether he would accept the office, but asserts his popularity and potential to strengthen the ticket.
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Sparta Herald
M. M. Davis
Outagamie County
W.e
Wisconsin
L .P. Harvey
Jamcs T. Lewis
Portage Register
Devtor
Dr Davis
Indian Agency
M. St. Davis
Davis
Mud and war storms in the 13th RegimentJuly 14 1863
In camp amid heavy rain and mud the 13th Regiment writes of worn tents, improvised shanties, and the havoc of weather on military movement. The narrative notes Vicksburg’s fall, Union victories, and debates over northern policy, while detailing brigade commands and guard duties along the Cumberland frontier.
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Donsion
Eos
Recuyen
Egypt
Ma 1Y
Napoleon
Waterloo
Bluener
Watlington
Mog Pound
Army of the Potomac
Austerlitz
Vicksburg
Lee
Neva
Grant
Ft. Donelson
Ohio
Ua Nome
Gallatin
Army of the Cumberland
Bruce
Kentucky
Clarksville
Granger
Trione
Co Nberland
Rosecrans
Qur
A. N. Randall
Bigner
Gan. Granger
Gro
W. Steele
Greeley’s Boarding House Riot Shocked New York
A mob of about a thousand attacked the dwelling once used by Mr Greeley. Hyde denounced the draft but warned against destroying private property. Wilson, mistaken for Greeley, was beaten unconscious as Mrs Wilson pleaded for mercy. Police dispersed the rioters after the house was sacked.
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New York Times
Royo Bt. Cinit
Wee Green
Ma Groghny
Pionob
Hyde
Heapaid
Lam
Greeley
Hole
Bronte
Hyde Yan
Wilson
Twenty-ninth Street
Vylado
Mr. Sinclair
Velus
Milwaukee Ad Boosts Wisconsin Press by Chicago Promos
A Wisconsin reader notes Chicago advertising elevates business in the state and urges Milwaukee merchants to imitate. The piece argues Chicago editors push sales through outstate papers while Milwaukee’s press and merchants resist solicitations, preferring their own ads and limiting cross promotion.
Vicksburg Victory Report An Official War Capture
Official statement from Lieut. Colonel James Wilson details the Vicksburg capture as the war’s most valuable prize. It lists prisoners and material seized since May 1 with women and children among captives, tents and horses seized, freight cars, and public property valued between 10 and 15 million dollars.
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Vicksburg
Smoat
Uni
James Wilson
Hebel
Crane
Grand Gulf
Miss
Ione
Gov Seymour blamed for delay as insurrection rages
A desolate scene unfolds as Gov Seymour is accused of failing to warn authorities and act decisively before the uprising. The speech from City Hall deflects, while critics say Adjutant General was sent to Washington to delay, leaving the city exposed to the oncoming rebellion. Military forces engage in scattered actions with Halleck and Ransom figures cited amid confusion and mounting casualties.
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Seymour
Enid
Saymour
Washington
Migistrate
Barnoh Ealy
Halleck
Johusten
Shertean
Jobmatén
Kent
Ransom
Cat
Aone
Datele
Andrews in custody and earlier court actions described
A fractured report details John A Andrews, Virginia born, 35, living in the city since 1869, involved with Josephine Wilson Oliver, alleged to run a house of prostitution at 118 Green Street. It notes a bench warrant, a public speech incident, and his arrest at a hotel with Wilson, plus prior club leadership in 1860 and a suspected wife and family in Virginia. Also references tobacco plant cultivation guidance and a Vicksburg mortar anecdote.
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Mr. Andrews
Nate
Alonday
John A. Andrews
Virginia
Andrews
Josephine Wilson
Oliver S.J. Smith
Broadway
Boaton
Green Street
Wilson
Jefferson Alarket
Andrewa
Chandler
Norfolk
Mr. Murray
Thomas Lampcon
F. F
Fort Lafayette
Whitewater Prices Current for Winter and Spring Goods
Market notes list current prices for FLOUN, Winter and Spring products, corn, barley, oats, potatoes, butter, chickens, wood, and lumber. Includes a line of figures and a phone reference 200-2455 for common inquiries.
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