07 Apr 1863
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1863
Page
1
The Dubuque Herald highlights rising advertisement demand with page rates up and a 30 percent four month surge. The paper notes strong reader reach and superior local penetration, inviting business houses to join the weekly edition as the best medium for public notice and outreach.
Hon O H Browning was announced and attended the Quincy Illinois peace meeting last Friday night delivering a noble speech. He argued that a man can call himself a Republican and still be a patriot, vindicating law order and peace. Democrats approved his stance though abolitionists did not endorse it.
Telegraphic dispatches from Fort Monroe and Fredericksburg claim Charleston fell to Union land and naval forces led by Gen Hunter and Admiral Dupont, with Confederate fortifications at Chattanooga cited as a fallback. Reports cite Richmond and Washington sources, while others say Charleston’s status remains unsettled amid conflicting telegraph rumors.
The Times notes demand money remains active amid the confederate loan closing at £8 5 0. Subscriptions in cities total about £15,000,000. The Daily News cites rumors of an amnesty and a telegraph by the Czar to Napoleon offering Poland a liberal constitution. Legerwitz moved to Coricorn Fortress.
Dispatches detail Confederate forces at Nashua New Hampshire and General Foster’s engagement near March 31. Reports from Charleston unsettled. Bank data show loan gains and drastic deposits drop in New York. Arica arrives in Boston after coal shortage. captured near Charleston by Stettin. Cairo says St Clair damaged by rebels Vas Dorn near Fort Donelson. Boonville burning in business district with heavy losses from arson. Deserters exploiting Lincoln proclamation.
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