Return of judges election leads to roller on fifth ward alderman race
Dubuque residents confront a disputed fifth ward alderman result after Schmidt defeats Rugamer by two votes. Rugamer seeks an examination of returns, arguing improper ballots and illegality, while the council debates its authority to reject or validate the judges’ returns under city charter rules.
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Time Schmidt
John Rugamer
Rugamer
Inohes
Aaid
Schmvidt
Rugam Sr
Congress
Council
Sth
Mr. Schmidt
Delares
Ramague
Schmidt
Rumayer
Peru
Ambuscade and naval actions near Washington NC
Reports from New Bern and Washington NC describe Confederate forces under Longstreet and Pettigrew shelling positions, river batteries, and gunboats engaging. Union troops and supply convoys suffered losses while defenses held with 2,000 plus troops at the fort and multiple transports attempting to reach Foster.
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North Carolina
Red Ifill
Com. Palt
Foster
Hill
Newhern Jettera
Palmer
Prince
Fuara
Newbern
Washington
Rebels burn steamers Lovell and Saxonia at Clarksville
Afternoon report from Clarksville Tennessee states 200 rebels under Woodward used two cannons to capture and burn the steamers Lovell and Saxonia. The Lovell’s captain was killed and the Saxonia captain was shot in the arm. Generals Johnston and Bragg had claimed Kentucky would fall before harvest. Cincinnati dispatch notes Col Wilder’s expedition from Murfreesboro via Lebanon and Carthage capturing 29 Confederates destroying wheat corn bacon and other subsistence and bringing back 360 enslaved people along with horses mules and prisoners.
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Tenn
Woodward
Lovell
Saxonia
Johnston
Bragg
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Murfreesboro
Wilder
Lebanon
Carthage
Deserters report Longstreet on the Water River tack
The Suffolk cor respondent reports in Petersburg a bread riot occurred recently. Deserters claim Longstreet leads three divisions toward Water River. Slidell writes that Britain and France will not intervene or recognize the Confederacy, urging terms to return to the Union. Iron-clads around Charleston harbor are discussed as the fleet rests for action. A Reading arrest notes Knights of the Golden Circle figures jailed, with Read ing fearing jail attacks. Washington reports 60 or 70 prisoners arriving from Gen. Stanley's division after Copeland's cavalry capture.
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