Dubuque Herald Regains Lead in Iowa Newspaper Circulation
The Dubuque Herald asserts its Daily and Weekly Lysanto editions surpass all journals in Iowa. Readers are urged to compare circulation claims and advertisers are invited to view the evidence.
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Lincoln era ponderings and curious vignettes from an old paper
A fragmented column mix of political speculation about emancipation and Reconstruction figures, odd anecdotes, and quips. It mentions Lincoln and emancipation, Sumner, Chase, Perseverance era musings, a Minneapolis ginseng shipment, a Davenport incident with Brigadier General Sally, and surreal wordplay about elections and generals.
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Senate Debate and Actions in Washington D C
Long dispatches detail Senate debates on the enrollment act and the $200 commutation clause, with Mr Wilson seeking expulsion of Senator Davis of Kentucky over treason claims. Reports cover achievements and setbacks across campaigns, court martial orders, and conflicts in Virginia Maryland and New Hampshire.
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War Democrats meet in Columbus Ohio as regiments mobilize
Ohio war democrats hold a Columbus meeting with no nominations. Nine regiments have moved into camp in Indiana. two more near full. Recruits flood Indianapolis for old regiments. Ky man Bramletto urges immediate troop raising for state defense. Snow covers Chattanooga. Cumberland reports Petersburg garrison surrender. Burlington outflanked. Cumberland threatened amid regional tension.
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Forces in Arkansas Rebel Brigade Marches From Longwood
Lieut W A Britain of Magan's rebel brigade arrived with a squad from Price's headquarters at Longwood, twenty miles west of Colden Christmas. Gen Holmes commands the Trans Miss department and Price's field command is estimated at 17 000 strong, according to Britain.
Rebel strength and movements amid cold Texas frontier reports
Reports indicate the effective rebel force outside Texas remains under 13 000 with 3 000 to 4 000 in Missouri not all in Price's army. Prices and officers hope for rapid advances northward while deser tions grow amid Lincoln amnesty rumors. Weather, ice roads, and rebel mail interdiction shape activity as Union forces report minor successes and routed Arkansas cavalry.
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