22 Aug 1863
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1863
Page
1
A fragmented 17th century style notice describes that no matter rank or profession the act punishes witchcraft and related offenses. It mentions prohibitions on cosmetics, false teeth, hair, or shoes to avoid penalties under the new law. The text asserts royal subjects may be protected under the marriage law and witchcraft provisions.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a ceremonial plea titled The National Polish Prayer. It urges divine protection for Poland, restoration of the nation, and renewal of faith while invoking guidance for leaders and the people during suffering and conflict. The wording references Poland, God, and a collective plea for peace and national strength.
Reported bold action by Ensign Porter described as a daring exploit amid ongoing Civil War hostilities. Lawrence set ablaze by Quantrill’s guerrillas in a pivotal raid era. Massive loss noted with property destroyed estimated at 2,000,600 dollars. References to Sumter’s fall and political turmoil in Virginia with three governors. Mention of Jim Lane and possible ghostly visit by Jackson haunting the period.
The Newbern reports the prize steamer Kate Salter was captured by Mu Vernon. The Union of the Toronto and Lewistown line burned at the dock last night, resulting in two deaths. Lincoln plans to attend the abolition mass meeting in Springfield on September 3, or may send a letter if public business interferes. Logan addressed a large meeting at Selaya, denouncing Judge O Melveny as a traitor leader. O Melveny replied with silence.
The piece traces wool origins from royal holdings in Britain and Saxony to crown flocks in Spain. It notes sales during invasions, such as crown flocks to raise funds, and an American consul acquiring 1400 head to move to the United States. Moving flocks reach Vermont, shaping early U.S. wool sources.
A Charleston letter praises Kusivn Benj. IL Porter for commanding a mission to identify harbor obstructions near Charleston. He and a picked crew spent hours near Sumpter and Moultrie, reporting to Admiral Dalhreen as shells burst nearby. Quantrill raiders threaten Lawrence after crossing from Missouri. Casualties, property losses, and guard actions are described amid Union troop movements and citizen preparations. Fort Moxner details raid progress into North Carolina with guerrilla attacks.
Four companies of the 3d Arkansas colored regiment left for Helena. Remaining companies follow Monday. Generals Schofield and Davidson report gun boats ascending White River and approaching Lite Rock, with rebel boats and cargoes captured. Gen Ord on leave. 29th Massachusetts passes through Camp, as Gen Smith visits St. Louis.
The city remains calm as the draft in the 6th Ward concludes with 1181 names. The day passes without incident while troops remain in city but not deployed. Reports from Charleston and Virginia describe bombardments and political moves in wartime, with governors and treasuries shifting control.
Fragmentary text states malignancies must be detected promptly to prevent deep embedding. The fragment hints at a medical guidance style urging early recognition and treatment to improve outcomes.
A vintage ad describes Radway’s Ready Relief for various pains including stomach kidneys spleen back and nervous system. It claims quick relief within minutes after dosing with a teaspoon of the remedy mixed in water and warns against overuse causing continued pain.
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