Bridging the Mississippi to Aid Northern Iowa Trade
Dubuque calls for a new bridge across the Mississippi to relieve blockades and high costs limiting freight to and from Northern Iowa. The piece argues bridge construction will boost commerce and city growth, urging swift action by business leaders and officials. It also reports on Franz Muller’s execution in London with a detailed eyewitness account.
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Confession and Execution at the Scaffold
The convict Muller faces the drop after a ritual preparation and a burial service led by Dr Cappel. Muller, in German, admits guilt as the rope tightens. the priest, overwhelmed, blesses the moment and repeats the exchange for reporters present.
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Draft Likely for Northern Army Prompts Public Alarm
An editorial surge argues a new conscription is imminent to refill the Northern army as abolitionist papers push for 500000 drafted men. It frames Lincoln’s re election as driving riots and taxation, urging poor men to prepare for abolitionist policies and possible forced service.
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Casualties from Civil War battles listed for 1961–64 almanac
The Southern Almanac 1863 from Lynchburg Virginia presents killed wounded and prisoners for major battles of 1961 to 1964. It claims accuracy for first three years based on official sources while 1864 figures are approximate due to lack of published official statements.
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Mind Your Own Business on the Democratic Party Duty
The New York World reprints a sermon urging the opposition party to mind its own duties and stop meddling in administration. It critiques abolition organs for falsifying history and politics while predicting partisan tensions and calls out figures like Lincoln Seward and press organs for their roles and rhetoric.
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Traitors and Copperheads Demand Action to Save the Union
A speech denounces the administration and warns that the opposition, though loyal, will withdraw support after aiding the war effort. The speaker claims they helped secure men and money, attended elections, and now urge the government to prove its capacity to restore peace and preserve the Union.
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Tragedy at Toombs Prison Ends in multiple deaths
A prisoner named John Donovan, driven by a frenzy, attacked fellow inmates at the city prison known as the Toombs. Several men died from blunt force injuries, including McDonnell and Kennedy, with George Hill seriously wounded and another inmate William George severely injured. Police subdued Donovan after a chaotic assault. Fire-setting attempt failed. guards and Dr. Simmons treated the wounded.
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Editorial Dilemmas in Small Town Newspapers
A county editor reflects on the balancing act of publication. He notes readers complain about political content, telegraphic reports, and original material, while praise or rebuke comes for every choice. He lists grievances about type size, length, notices, and local versus city coverage, illustrating reader expectations.
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