Des Moines State Democratic Convention Call
The Democracy of the State of Town invites delegates to meet at the Gap Hotel in Des Moines on Wednesday the 20th of May for nominating candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Supreme Court. One delegate per hundred voters cast for Secretary of State Sylvester plus one for each fraction. County committees to ensure full representation per orders of the Democratic State Central Committee.
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Bse
Ite
Cumings
Sheriff
Mun Aly Ak Jennings
Lata Attys
Annos
State OF
Tow
Budgie County
Dubin
Miserict Court
Aald
Patrick Pinson
George Charles Keichoonm
Dubuque
Eahiely
Dubie Towa
Sontmey Bektes
Cummings
Sherif
C. O. McNally & Jennings
Betty Attya
Des Moines
Giewornor
Cavree
Choensurog
Richard i
Sylvester
Otty
Democrathe Atite Central
J.M. Ellwood
Chultaian
J. C. Tun
Hleriff
Lowa
Court House
Lown
Thoma Eng
Gird Setion
J. Cumings
Omee
Iowa
A. de Unbd
Iigun
Utley & Doud
Pitts Attys
daebSt
Abolition Envoy to Richmond Rumors and War Strains
From Washington a correspondent reports Burnside crossing the Rappahannock with the army and predicts a difficult advance on Richmond. He notes shortages, desertion risk, and low morale among two year and nine month volunteers, with talks of peace negotiations and potential final separation of the United States.
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Burnside
Rappahannock
Ile
Fredericksburg
Confederaty
Richmond
Mississippi Valley
Iyi
Lito
Army of the Potomac
Vonbat
Franklin
The
New York Tribune
Bills and rumors sweep the nation in a stormy session
A Senate bill to permit fraud on the government is introduced. Campaigns of corruption unfold as a Democratic Pennsylvania legislator is offered 100,000 for a Cameron vote. Ramsey elected U S Senator from Minnesota. A ship canal between the Mississippi and Hudson is debated. A British war steamer may visit to collect on the Alabama debt.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Cameron
United States
Congress
Mississippi
Hudson Rivers
Mobile Register of Sunday
Alabama
Rebels Fortify Falmouth Port Holes Opposed by Bluffs
The World's Falmouth dispatch reports rebels at the fords above Walmouth on Sunday night actively massing artillery positions and rifle pits along the river. Weather is clear and cool with roads in good condition, signaling favorable conditions for continued operations.
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Falmouth
Wasuixcox
Walmouth
Liverpool Chamber Adopts Resolution For No Reception
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce passes a resolution to give no suitable reception to the officers of the first ship from America bearing provisions for distressed operatives and to convey appreciation to liberal donors. A New York dispatch notes 25,000 soldiers and a fleet were sent from Key West on January 12 to recapture Galveston.
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Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
America
London Times
Liverpool Post
Oman Army and Navy Gazette
York
Key West
Galveston
New York Troops Expires May to July and Revolunteering
The time limit for 38 New York regiments runs May through July. The government favors allowing their return and urging re volunteering. A Washington letter suggests medical opinions on General Stone may be published soon.
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Norw York
New York
Washington
Cen. Stone
Falmouth
John Chocrane
Burnside
Steamer Dio Vernon Brings Wounded From Arkansas Post
The Dio Vernon arrived with sick and wounded from the Vicksburg expedition and Oak Post. Forty aboard at start. four died en route. Burials near Arkansas River mouth include James Jackson and others. more buried at Head Island No 62. Seventy Confederate wounded also aboard, five died. Commander Wood to Jefferson barracks. 4,620 prisoners taken at Arkansas Post. 3,000 Enfield rifles, 1,500 shotguns, 1,200 horses and mules. Senate finance panel cuts mileage to ten cents and trims agency budgets. Lieut. Cushing reports a 25-man reconnaissance near Port Caswell fired on by a bluff battery.
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Dan
Dio Vernon
Vicksburg
Oak Post
J. Dawson
Arkansas
James Jackson
Reuben Pierce
Cornelius Keyton
Hal Stewart
N Marks
J Locke
Ohio Battery
G Hardig
Ohio
Head Island
Newell
George Sands
Chas Wilson
IL Anderson
Win Miller
James Eaton
Tadiana
Arkansas Post
Vernon
Yeatman
Western Sanitary Comission
Memphis
Wood
Jefferson Barracks
Wasmiyeron
Senate Finance Committee
Agricultural Department
Lee
Navy Department
Lieut. Cushing
Beaufort
N. C
S*ort Caswell
Little River
Desperate Fort Capture by a Beauford Expedition
Lieutenant Cushing led a bayonet charge that surprised a rebel fort, gaining capture while the enemy withdrew. The earthwork fort, ringed by a ditch with a block-house, held supplies and arms left behind. Only one man was wounded as the party destroyed what could not be removed and returned to Beauford.
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Cushing
Beauford
Battle losses report from Murfreesboro clash
Louisville report cites Federal casualties of 1 474 killed 6 874 wounded and 1 000 prisoners after a late battle near Murfreesboro The rebel cavalry have moved from Harper s Shoals toward Franklin indicating ongoing Confederate activity in Tennessee
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Louisville
Murfreesboro
Harper's Shoals
Franklin
Governor Connor’s Inaugural Echoes Union Emancipation War
Governor Connor of Delaware delivered an inaugural address praising union and emancipation sentiments and urging a vigorous prosecution of the war, expressing steadfast support for the Union but offering no new policy details.
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Prinapetvura
Connor
Delaware
Congress Debates Court of Claims and Army Pay
The session records credentials for New Jersey and Massachusetts senators. A bill to regulate the court of claims faced rejection, with amendments on government payments and wartime debts discussed. Debates covered army pay delays, treasury bonding, and emancipation policy impact on the South amid political tensions.
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Wasnixcoyx
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Jas. W. Wall
New Jersey
Wilson
Jas
Sumner
Mass
Anthony
Committee On
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Court of Claims
Ifate
Treasury
New Stampshire
Congress
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Hale
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
Harding
South
Executive Department
Democratic Party of the North
Dispute Over Crittenden Resolutions and House Ruling
The text notes Mr. Wilson defending a Ky stance on Crittenden resolutions while repudiating the speech sentiment, the House adjourning after passages on Deres seat denial, Maynard’s expulsion challenge, Cox’s table motion, and Washburne’s reconsideration leading to 70 to 61.
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Wilson
Crittenden
South
Wm. Deres
Maynard
Cox
Mr. Washburne
Prospectus of 1863 Democratic Herald at Millston
The Durdoue Democratic Herald at Millston issues its annual prospectus for 1863 under more auspicious circumstances. The paper proclaims defense of constitutional principles and opposition to usurpation, as proprietors promote their Democratic agenda.
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Coupagux Democratic Henap
Tyrrany
Han Ina Racasur
Abraham Lincoln
Tim
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