Our County Convention Ticket Endorsed for Walworth Officers
The Walworth County Convention presents a strong ticket for county officers. Hon Wyraan Spooner is praised for leadership and possible higher office, while Pha Hen Solomon Wakely is nominated for County Commissioner. Mie Murphy is lauded as a top professional. Solmons Wakely is described as trusted and fit for the County Board. The slate includes a district commissioner and a county superintendent candidate viewed as capable and energetic.
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Walworth
Wyraan Spooner
Mie Murphy
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Solmons
de Atamnan
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Teielor
Ann
Editorial on Fremont Blair arrest and public reaction
The piece criticizes General Fremont and Col Blair over an arrest, arguing the move was ill timed and unwise. It notes ongoing public interest, cites documents from the New York or Missouri press, and admits a bias in Fremont’s favor while urging quieter investigation and restraint.
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Fremont
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Atoney
Col. Blair
Peemunt
Neadivel
Tisloes
Freaiant
Oxigenes
Elo
Sparta
Documenta
Wisconsin Forces and Relief Fund Activities Amid Civil War Funding
The piece reviews Union editorials urging aggressive action under General McClellan and reports on the Volunteer Relief Committee's May to October 1861 financials. It notes subscriptions, payments due, and committee appeals, plus Wisconsin military supports including Dix approving a Wisconsin Cavalry regiment, its camp in Janesville, and uniforms, with Gov. Barstow coordinating. It closes with news of Senator Bingham's death and related political notes.
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Nagnuare
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Wisconsin Cavalry
Aia Grand Army of the Mississippi
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Barstow
Ty Cort
Oost
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Janesville
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Randall
Finankee Sentinel
Joe B. Schrom
da Unis Branch
Walworth County Troops Move from Camp Harlan to Elkhorn
From Camp Harlan Milwauken Oct 7 1881 Barick Beowree writes of Walworth County guards and volunteers packing for three weeks drill at Elkhorn and leaving July 23 for camp. He lists companies present including Walworth Guards Johnsons Jackson and Lyons, describes tents meals and rough weather, notes two hundred families en route, and mentions county Democratic and Republican activities and appointments.
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Barick Beowree
Walworth Co
Walworth Co. Ganeds
Elshorn
Manila
Toong
Arefrain
Cal
Berdan's Sharpshooters Learn Skirmish Tactics on Potomac
The Berdan Sharpshooters have begun demonstrations on the Potomac with plans for a brigade. Reports say eight companies are at Camp Humeside, while Michigan and Detroit units depart, led by Cit. Stuart. Critics fear heavy infantry tactics would ruin their precise rifle skirmisher role and disorganize the force.
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Rebeba
Fort Corcoran
Gol. Berdan
Tren
Berdan
Washington
Camp Humeside
Michigan
Cit
Stuart
Lansing
Detroit
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Fragmented Readable Text Notes Aerial Gibberish
The passage presents garbled, incoherent lines with scattered phrases about reptiles anger increases and celestial imagery. It reads as broken OCR without clear events or identifiable people, places, or dates.
Popula Loan Demand Grows as Sub-Treasury Notes Rise
The Popula Loan continues to attract subscriptions with over four hundred fifty thousand dollars raised and money moved through three offices. Subscribers include merchants and other educated holders while old stockwomen fade. notes are paid at the counter on receipt of principal and interest as the Barnacle family ends its brief involvement.
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Aluck P.M
Cis
Barnacle Family
Rockwell & Co’s Bank
Elfhorn
Wisconsin
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
The War in the West and Rebel Movements
The article discusses Gen Premont and Gen Frome amid wartime tensions in the western theater. It predicts rebel forces may avoid open combat, while Union commanders prepare for potential clashes and military inquiries.
Confidence and stock market hopes drive cautious optimism
The piece notes that public confidence, fed by government actions against the Confederacy and money-market strength, shapes stock movements. It cites favorable export demand and railway prospects, alongside inflation of hopeful views, with stock exchange speculation rising as a visible sign of improved sentiment. It also mentions Ohio infantry strength and mobilization status, indicating about fifty thousand men ready on orders.
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Etrc
Stock Exchange
Pribune
Washington Dispatches on Cabinet, Army Movements and Trials
Cabinet meeting considers Col Blair's charges against Gen. Frants amid broader Civil War updates. Gen Mansfield moves to Hatteras Inlet, Gen Wool resumes command as McClellan reviews artillery east of the Capitol. Reports describe prisoner issues, Confederate proclamations, and troop dispositions under Rosecrans Bremont and Anderson.
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