Railroads Dubuque South Western Joint Time Table 1965
Dubuque South Western timetable details train connections, stations, and routes across Dubuque and nearby towns. Includes departure and arrival times for multiple lines, listed stops, stage connections, and notes on nightly and freight services. Names of stations, cities, and rail companies appear, with references to timing patterns and service notes. The dense OCR yields numerous ambiguous terms. core items indicate a comprehensive schedule for intercity rail and stage connections.
Evacuations and Movements in Civil War Dispatches
Sunday morning dispatches report Savannah evacuated by Kardee and occupied by Sherman forces. Gen Palmer wins engagements with Confederates. Federal landings on the Roanoke repulsed thrice. Richmond notes possible Federal occupation of Gordonsville. Rebel Canada raid planned against Chicago. Thomas forces about 21 miles south of Columbia. Hood retreats. Missouri Legislature convened on the 27th. Stoneman and Barbridge raid remnants return to East Tennessee. Davidson’s Baton Rouge expedition inflicts damage on railroads. Price mobilizes 33 000 Missourians in Arkansas. Prisoner exchanges to resume at Richmond. New expedition toward Weldon Railroad. 5 500 men marching on Mobile. Lynchburg Dispatch and Breckenridge clash with enemy in Macon county, driving them from front. Gold at 2 18, then 2 14, rising to 2 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Stoneman
Barbridge
Tennessee
Davidson
Baton Rouge
E. Price
Arkansas
Weldon
Mobile
Lynchburg
Breckenridge
Macon County
New York
the Herald
Newbern
Saya
Palmer
Plymouth
Roanoke
Wilmington
N. C
Port Brooch
Richmond Inquirer
Lomax
Gordonsville
Charlotteville
2Dth
Lee
Rosser
Cussar
Harrisonburg
Custer
New Youk
Dee
Burbridge
South- Waostern Wa
Bast ‘Jenesset
Price
Richmond Enquirer
Confederacy
Beauregard
Charleston
Leddell
Richmond Dispatch
Sys. Standwathe
Fort South
Fit Ungh Lee
Charlottsville
Virinia
Richmond Sentinel
Savannah
Suffolk
Portamouth
Richmond Whig
Gardner
Manny
Scott
Herrid’e Baltimore
Nassau
Nasain
Hyke
Preston
Panner
Bower Hill
Portsmouth
N.C
Custar
Sheridan
Hamsonburg
Shenandoah Valley
New Inlet
Richmond Examiner
Petersburg
Jerusalem Road
Appomatox
South
Glade
Ohio, & Mobile
Ita Cross
Ing
Clississippi
Hood
Andrew Gordon Magrath
Gort
South Carolina
Legislature convenes with quorum in Jurrexsox City
Both chambers meet with quorum present. Payne of Jackson named Speaker pro tem and Grant Clerk pro tem in the House. Members answer to their names and credentials are presented. Judge Fiapy administers oaths. Senate elects King as Clerk pro tem and credentials new senators before adjournment until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurrexsox City
Payne
Jackson
Grant
Senate
King
Worrom
Damage from heavy storm at Fort Monroe slips
A Fort Monroe letter dated December 21 reports a heavy storm along the canal causing considerable damage to shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baurmonk
Fort Monroe
Canat
Meeting of Missouri Legislature on Civil War movements
Reported items describe Price organizing an army to rally 33,000 Missourians in Arkansas with moves toward Mobile, capture and defense actions in Virginia, and various raids. Dispatches note Palmer's expedition from Plymouth engaging rebels near the Roanoke, Union gunboats repulsed near Port Brooch, and Confederate rumors about Gordonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Arkansas
Advance of our armies near Columbia and Hood retreating
The advance stood 21 miles south of Columbia on Sunday night with roads near impassable from heavy rains as Hood retreated before advancing troops. Prisoners deserting reach the area daily, 200 arriving yesterday. Reports say Hood aims for the Tennessee river near Elk river mouth while General Thomas pushes him east. Authorities call the situation encouraging as rail and telegraph open to Columbia and the Tennessee & Alabama railroad nears Chattanooga. The river is at 18 feet on shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tennessee River
Hood
Elk River
Thomas
Tennessee & Alabama
Chattanooga
Savannah Falls to Sherman After Prolonged Battle and Evacuation
Reports detail General Sherman entering Savannah at the head of his body-guard and receiving surrender from the mayor and council. Confederate defense leader Hardee evacuated, destroying portions of the navy yard and government property before crossing the river with ironclads. Hundreds of Union prisoners arrive, while vast cotton stores remain, and new dispatches describe broader Confederate and Union actions across the theater, including raider movements and political notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanah
Charleston
Sherman
Capture of Savannah Report Reaches Richmond in War News
From Fort Monroe dated 5p m 24th the Associated Press says mail steamer Thos Collier arrived. A telegraph operator Baker escaped rebel lines and told Gen Grant Savannah fell and 13 000 garrison captured under Gen Hardee. Report of Fort Fisher fall attributed to Butler Porter attack but not confirmed. Richmond citizens in despair at rebel government actions. General Griffin on board and believes the Fort Fisher report may be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardee
Shermen
Savannah
Ilardee
Richmond
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
Butler
Admiral Porter
Griffin
Thos. Collier
Gen
Confederate and Union Movements Report From Virginia to Savannah
New York dispatches describe 13 Union and Confederate ships off Nassau awaiting blockade runs to Charleston and Wilmington. Rebel cargo transfers occur as Virginians profit from contraband trade. Union forces under Generals Palmer and Custar engage in Shenandoah and Weldon area actions. Richmond papers claim large Confederate manpower while noting uncertain outcomes and storm disruptions affecting telegraph and river communications.
Savannah Falls to Sherman After 150 Guns Captured
Reports from Savannah detail Gen Sherman’s occupation of the city on the morning of the 21st, with 800 prisoners, 150 guns, 13 locomotives, 190 cars, and 33,000 bales of cotton seized. Dispatches note Hardee’s escape, destruction of the navy yard, and strong Confederate losses as Union forces advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrictan
Washington
Dix
Sherman
Savannah
Foster
Grant
Hardee
Navy Yard
President Lincoln
W. T. Shennan
Str
Goupen Gate
Savannah River
Halleck
Gray
Bia
Union
Avanta
Shenandoah casualties and a Confederate raid near Harrisburg
The report lists casualties for the month ranging from killed to prisoners totaling around 12,000 with 49 infantry and 8 cavalry guns captured. Gen Custar's division returned after a four day recon from Leroy Spring near Harrisburg. Bower's cavalry failed in a surprise raid, capturing 50 of the 1st New Hampshire before being overwhelmed. The steamer Morning Star was boarded by about 50 guerrillas who looted passengers of about $3,000 and forced a transfer to Clover Port before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower
Custar
New Hampshire
Houthinson
Morning Star
Bullard
Evansville
Louinville
Louisport
Davidson
Clover Port
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