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Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1865

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Northwestern trains timetable to Fort Dodge and connections

A lengthy rail timetable from 1860 details weekly and biweekly routes, stations, and connections. It lists trains between Chicago and points including Fort Dodge, Fort Pedge, Fort Wayne, Manchester, and Marlon with varied departure times and special weekly services. The document notes winter arrangements and specific departure times for at least one morning service.

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Conflicts and political rumors ripple through wartime reports

The Dubuque Herald notes a Confederate attack on Beverly West Virginia and a captured garrison. It cites rumors in Georgia of secession votes and calls out Gov Browne’s militia actions. Reports touch Sheridan’s potential new command, Lor dinsburg protection offers, and France Britain recognizing the South as rumors circulate. Gold closes at 2.21 with markets mixed.

Don. Rosser Beverly West Virginia

Change in the Chicago Times names new firm Storey & Co

Mr Worden of the Chicago Times retires from the paper, with B Chandler and Storey to run as W Storey & Co. Chandler, a longtime business manager, previously led the Detroit Free Press. The piece also surveys a Washington convention on Hudson's Bay and Puget's Sound land rights, notes a Massachusetts labor import controversy, and details efforts to recruit willing Massachusetts men as substitutes for army quotas. Irregularities and delays in enlistment are discussed with a call for a special War Department order. Dferald Jan 9th.

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Importance of Wilmington to the South and blockade risks

A Confederate observer notes Wilmington as vital to the South with large imports from Europe since October. It argues blockading ships struggle against coast shoals and weather, predicting supplies will reach the port despite vigilance. A Cork scandal about an aristocratic heiress is also mentioned.

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Rebel Maj Taylor carries truce flag into Lordinsburg aid

The Journal reports Maj. Taylor sent a flag of truce to Lordinsburg to aid the home guard against guerillas. He operates with Union guards against Davidson's gang in the area. In Ohio John Hugh, condemned for second degree murder, escaped Clarke county jail last night aided by a woman. A $500 reward is offered for his capture.

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Petition Seeks Telegraph Access Against Censorship

Samuel Wilkeson, Washington correspondent for the New York Tribune, sues to end wartime telegraph censorship. He claims thirty telegrams about Butler’s removal were suppressed by the War Department, violating press freedom and lawful business, and asks Congress to grant telegraph access akin to railroads. The petition was referred to the Judiciary Committee.

Union Support Surges Across Georgia as War News Floods In

Telegraphic dispatches report wide Union declarations in numerous Georgia counties. Gov. Brown is said to join the movement with Blair’s return from Richmond and rumors of new commands for Sheridan. Other items note Hood’s remnants escaping across the Tennessee and Lee's fleet actions near Bainbridge, Alabama, amid ongoing Confederate efforts and international intrigue.

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Atlantic News Roundup From New York to Bermuda

News from New York notes the China arriving from Liverpool and a Times resume predicting potential war with Canada. Savannah reports Georgia counties voting to rejoin the Union, Gov. Brown disbanding the militia. Bermuda hosts blockade runners and a busy mail from Savannah. Prices for provisions are set by the Provost Marshal. The anti slavery constitution amendment vote may be delayed as public opinion swells nationwide.

Gen. McClellan China New York Liverpool Times Canada England Arsgo Port Royal Georgia Brown Savannah Washington Fort Fisher Geary Republican First National Bank of Boston Philadelphia Port 18 Post

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