11 Dec 1863
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1863
Page
1
A Dubuque Herald notice proclaims the newspaper as the premier advertising medium for merchants and book sellers. The piece asserts strong promotion of advertisers and urges readers to support top quality local media.
A scrambled report describes a blockade affecting freight delivery and ship traffic near Danteith, with critics accusing authorities of delays and urging a new rail link to Chicava. Readers demand explanations and improved government service as agents of the Goa GC and local supervisors face scrutiny.
The article criticizes Stanton, New York customs collector, for allegedly aiding rebel vessels for pay. It notes partisan shifts, past honors, and his marriage to Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Mention is made of his alleged, unclear ties to Captain Stanton of the War Department and family prominence in New York.
A chilling reflection on a divided nation where the people grow indifferent to duty while leaders pursue self interest. The author laments a government ruled by politicians not the public, warns of dangerous licenses granted to rulers, and foresees plots to influence the coming presidency amid a crisis.
Telegraphic summary reports Meade’s removal likely, with Hooker or Thomas as successor. Congress committees form, war news from Plaquemine to Port Hudson, Navy pursuit of Chesapeake, and Treasury tariff proposals.
The notice advertises Hindery book dealer offering blank books and pamphlets at moderate prices with a shop at Main and Locust streets. It also praises Dr Bigelow, a physician at No 179 South Clark Street corner of Monroe, for reputable medical practice and treatment of chronic diseases.
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