Valedictory from Dubuque Herald Ends Proprietary Ties
The Dubuque Herald announces severing editorial and proprietary ties with the Hawato and transferring control to Menors, Ham, and Cannen. The editors urge support for home Iowa papers, defend Democratic principles, and express hope for a united nation and peaceful restoration.
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Wafiach Jog Dermocrata
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Chicago
Iowa
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New Ownership Assumes Herald Editorial Control
The undersigned purchasers take full editorial and proprietary control of the Herald from P. Ross & Co. They pledge to settle all office debts, maintain business relations, and publish a thorough, accurate newspaper. Politically they align with democratic principles, endorsing Democratic causes as the nation’s hope and prosperity.
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Meomra, Haw & Canves
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Cannan
Herald
Iowa
Rope
Zienaer
P. Ross & Co
Pease
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A. Ganven
Fragmented poem excerpt with broken lines
The text presents a distorted verse fragment with garbled words and misspellings. It reads as a poem fragment describing trees and a pavilion with scattered, unclear imagery. The excerpt lacks coherent narrative or identifiable figures.
Unclear 19th Century Dispatches Mention Riots and War Notes
A mixed summary of conflicts and curiosities cites significant liabilities of 98 479 700 and 510 failures in the Northern States, notes Canadian riots and frontier militia concerns, reports 11 700 rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas, and mentions various curiosities from writers, actors, and officials with scattered references to ships, memory lines, and political figures.
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Canada
New Soilitia Organization For Frontier Service
Camp Douglas
Chicago
New York Herald
Henry IV
England
Spectral Quaker Ghost Army Reported in Lewisburg
A Sisunton Spectator correspondent in Lewisburg Groenbrier County Virginia describes a remarkable atmospheric procession. Shadowy human forms marched forty abreast in white blouses and wool hats without weapons, visible for about an hour as they moved northward then vanished up a mountain. Four ladies and a servant witnessed the phenomenon.
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Sisunton Spectator
Lewisburgh
Groenbrier Co. Va
Presing
Union aims and brutal threats from wartime rhetoric
The fragment references harsh Civil War language urging violence against the South,’s property, and civilians to force return to the Union. It mentions destroying homes, churches, schools, and wheat fields while claiming to defend free institutions and morals, with calls to punish and treat opponents as traitors.
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Union
Notable Deaths Mark the Year in N T Post Chronicle
The year closes with the loss of many eminent figures across arts science and public life. Arch Bishop Hughes died in New York on January 3 at 65. Thackeray Hawthorne Morr is Landor plus others passings followed in months.
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Landor
Beboolcraft
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Catherine Sinclair
Silliman
Hitchcock
Struce
Hunt
Roberts
Husson
Meyerbeer
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Are
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Grattan
Searsfield
Leech
Archbishop Hughes
Kirkland
Plymouth
New Hampshire
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Misa Sinclair
Walter Savage Lander
Statistician
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Grant
Richmond
Sedgwick
Wadsworth
Rice
Stevenson
McPherson
Atlanta
Birney
Philadelphia
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Rome
Leonidas Polk
Jane
JE. B. Stuart
Virginia
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Ltennegzee
Cuicago
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The Presidents Message on Lincoln War Policy
A French journal comments on Lincoln's Second Inaugural and the Civil War policy. It condemns war as extermination, cites Sherman’s burning of towns, and questions the gains from the bloodshed. The piece argues the balance sheet of battles is modest and highlights vast losses of lives and money.
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France
Eugenie
United States
Lincoln
Tooty
Aily
Sherman
Mer
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Reply of the Pope to the Manifesto of the Confederate States
The Papal government replies to the Confederate States manifesto dated Rome December 2 signed by Cardinal Antonelli. It notes favoring peace negotiations and urges Christian unity under the pope to end the Civil War, recalling a 1862 letter by Archbishop of New York and New Orleans seeking peaceful settlement.
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Commissionera
Congress of the Confederate States
Rome
Cardinal Antonelli
Cardinal Antonalli
Lis Holiness
New York
New Orleans
Prophecy and political control in Kentucky rhetoric
A fragmented extract cites Revelations to condemn Lincoln era politics in Kentucky. It alleges that Lincoln supporters lose trading rights, with Civics and demagogic language about decree and persecution, reflecting wartime partisan fear and apocalyptic rhetoric.
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