Dubuque South Western Rail timetable 1964 joint notice
A historical rail timetable fragment outlines routes and connections from the Dubuque South Western system. It lists trains westbound and eastbound, intermediate stops including Manchester, Dewitt, Camanche, Strawberry Point, West Union, Fayette, and Marion, with various triage connections, daily and weekly services, and a note on stage lines linking towns. The dense OCR text notes numerous stations, times, and relay points across a broad Iowa region, reflecting period timetabling complexity.
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Connagt
Fatley Sunettes
Marton
Stes
Aniles
Cobarapie
Trate Deligaat
Meetanicsville
Dewitt
Camanche
Stone
Chintates
Haphda
Toad
Mereialtown
Dea Maines
Meniog
Taw City
Cedar
Kropila
Avery
Elace
Marion
Dos Moloca
Partey
Dysteville
Cotesting
Strawberry Point
West Union
Webater City
Fort Datgo
Fort Dodge
Stour City
Yankston
Fort Han
Itv de Rock Canton
Treadsye
Feliboye
Atlin
Mae Marth
Tharsave
Newburg
Albert Tenon Weinnstare
Proiekt
Cedar Falla
Coton
Minen
General Feeght Avent
le Poor Anley
Preevt & Mop
Capture of Fort Fisher and rumors of political upheaval
Dispatches detail the assault and capture of Fort Fisher as the land attack is credited to Gen Testy. Reports claim Wilmington blockade running continues. a revolution in Alabama politics is foreseen to aid Union restoration. The Western Virginia legislature convened on the 17th. Fort Fisher sits near Cape Fear river, 20 miles from Wilmington, its fall expected to end blockade running.
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Ort Fisher
Argault
Gens Testy
N.Y. Tribune
Wilmington
Cape Pear Tiver
Admiri S. P. Lee
Alabama
Sture
Union
Bauder
Administration
Lowell
Petersburg
Grant
Western Virginia
Fort Fisher
Cape Kear River
Lee Union
Butler
Tee
Oly
Peters
the Tribune
Santa Cruz
MPL
Savannah
Fallacious Peace Talk and Wilmington Blockade Rumors
Special correspondence reports vast foreign trade through Wilmington and Charleston, with 64 ships in November and December delivering muskets cannons boots bacon and other supplies to the rebels. It argues the blockade running may grow unless these ports are captured, and notes rebel agents in Liverpool ready to build more vessels.
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Wilmington
Charleston
Tts
Charlupton
St Ig
Lavarpool
Butler
Grant
Auldy Smith
Gilmore
Sherman
Savannni
Richmond
Three Possible Moves at Richmond in Civil War Context
The piece outlines three potential Union actions against Richmond led by Grant and Sherman within ten days from the date, including a northern river attack, a powerful ironclad fleet approach, and a land assault from the east. It argues Davis and his government would hold out until one option materializes and critiques peace negotiations tied to slavery's fate in the South. It notes Southern leaders’ claims of fighting for independence, the role of slave emancipation, and Republican skepticism about Confederate loyalty and Confederate slave soldiers.
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Grant
Sherman
Grants
James River
Davis
Blair
South
Republican Party
Gould
Terry
Admiral Porter
Bert Fisher
Priday
Wilmington
10Th Corps
Curtiss
Traverse
Federal Point
Whiting
Hig
Loas
Fisher
Fort Smith
Nice
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Port Royal Ferry
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Bair
Berg, & Co
Lf Dey Street
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York
Day Street
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Berg
Staats Zeitung
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America
Cate
Oniar
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Sherman’s Army Moves With Notable Fort Fisher News
Telegraph reports Major General Terry’s forces at Fort Fisher, the fort’s garrison surrender to Terry, and Union gains along the river as Sherman renews movements from Savannah toward Beaufort and Port Royal. It notes casualties, fort defenses, and subsequent bombardment outcomes along the Cape Fear area.
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