Prices rise as Dubuque paper scales back issues
The Dubuque Herald reports publishers of Daily Papers announce rate increases for their weekly and daily editions amid higher paper and printing costs. Prices for white paper and other supplies have surged, prompting a concurrent rise in advertising and delivery charges across the newspaper group.
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Death of William Shitmo'Brien and Irish tributes
A fragmentary notice recalls William Smith O’Brien and his death, with passages from Dublin papers and a Limerick county correspondent. The text links his life to Erin’s freedom, noting illness and bereavement, and praises his virtue, patriotism, and scholarly attainments while referencing a homecoming reception in 1835.
Death of O Brien Sparks National Mourning in Ireland
The body of Mr. O Brien was conveyed from Wales to Dublin by train with 10,000 mourners in crepe. Clergy and many Catholics followed as his funeral procession moved to Cahirmoyle. A Protestant by birth yet beloved by Catholics, he defended Ireland's independence and urged all to follow their duty. His son Edward, about 23, will inherit his extensive estates.
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Rebel Offensive Near Chambersburg Threatens Rail Route
The Memphis Bulletin reports a large rebel force moving toward White River and Nelson, with clashes near Nelson and pursuit toward Elelen while Union defenders at Carlisle and Chambersburg brace. Grant plans significant movement on Richmond as rumors spread of potential Washington danger and a looming Confederate strike on the capital.
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Fragmentary Civil War Dispatches Describe Guerrilla Actions
Fragmentary July 30 reports detail guerrilla raids near Abier Usha and Manocacy, rail telegraph damage repaired, Union troops stationed near Manoaney, and rebel movements in Benneylvanis. Gen Averill reportedly drives rebels from Chamberaburg while Longstreet’s forces threaten Washington.
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Fragmentary 1860s News Briefs From Chambersburg Petersburg
Fragmented OCR text mentions Chambersburg and Petersburg and Federals. The readable bits hint at a firefight or attack and notes about fortifications and occupations. Names and dates are unclear. the piece appears to be an early Civil War era dispatch with damaged wording.
Petersburg Mine Explosion and Petersburg Siege Update
Reports from Army of the Potomac detail the explosive mine under Petersburg fort being fired at dawn with great effect. Our lines then advanced capturing earthworks and taking prisoners as combat continued with heavy artillery and musketry across the front. General Grant Meade and corps commanders oversee the attack as Rebels suffer severe losses and Petersburg’s fate seems at hand.
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Rebels Reach Antietam Front as Burned Chambersburg Tale Emerges
A front line letter says rebels hold a strong position near Antietam and Hood’s forces may sustain longer defense. A July 31 dispatch from New Yough notes North Carolina troops supporting Holman or Van in a local election. Chambersburg scene describes a dawn raid by 500 Rebels under NeAutland threatening $300,000. the town burned with 2000 houses destroyed and a million-dollar loss. General McAnslnd led the raid and a bogus gold demand preceded the destruction, including courthouse and bank buildings. Fire spread widely, leaving much poverty. abroad aid deemed unlikely. Sherman’s army reports progress with little opposition. Averill reportedly defeats raiders at McConnellsburg, while a Getysburg move rumor circulates in Baltimore.
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