Democratic State Convention Call for Town Delegates
The Democracy of the State of Town invites delegates to a state convention at the Capitol Dew Moulnes on Wednesday 20th Tiny Next for nominating candidates for Governor and Supreme Court Judge. County representation is apportioned by votes cast for Governor candidate Medard M. Sylventer, plus ten delegates per county, with various steps outlined by the State Central Committee. AM. ELWOOD, Chairman HC Tonk, Secretary.
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Capitol
Dew Moulnes
Katttee
Sheut
Che Ensuing
Medard M. Sylventer
Srate
Stinto
Ton
AM. Elwood
Chatman
Tonk
Heriff
Igwa
Dubuque
State of
Iowa
Thomas English
N.C. Waples
Jennie W. Waypies
R. M. Walmely
Co. G
Walmsley
D. W. Comey
A. Putens, Jr
Timoty Mason
Smith-Wet
Mid Session
C. J. Comings
E. C. Sheritt
Lews
Rumors and Rhetoric Shadow a Failing Battle Narrative
A jumble of wartime rumor and political minutiae circulates as reports swirl about prisoner exchanges and a looming battle. Names and dates drift through a chaotic page as legislators and generals are named in a speculative context.
Mass Meetings in Jackson County Call for Conservatism
Prominent speakers will address Jackson County citizens on the country’s state and conservative duty. Meetings listed for Bellevue Sabuia Magnuoketu Andrew Canton Garey Owen with times in February, urging support and travel arrangements for speakers.
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Jackson County
Bellevue
Sabuia
Magnuoketu
Andrew
Thi
Canton
Pridas
Garey Owen
Saty
Friends of the Exuse
Wounded and Killed in Hartsville 27th Tawi Action
A Civil War style muster roll lists numerous soldiers from Dubuque Clayton Delaware and Fayette counties, detailing wounds varying from slight to severe, paroled notes, and several killed or seriously wounded. Notable names include Win Jones, John M Miller, Lieut. Alexander, Ward White, and Daniel Wolf among others. The tally shows 15 killed or wounded and 117 paroled.
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John M Miller
Dubuque County
Richard Coal
Charles Huntin
Lieut. Alexander
Freemen
Delaware — County
Ward White
Delaware County
Brenat
Adam Luchinger
PD Miller
Erastus Smith
David Hiner
Weist
George Simons
UB Stone
Samuel Wo Moore
Fayette County
New, Abs Duly
Puzzling News Bits and Rumors From Across Town
A jumble of items notes a Lomion banker with million dollar deposits held for South citizens, critiques on national leadership, a misnamed “pigmy bride” rumor, and anxieties over overdue California steamers America and Champion. It also mentions Benicia Boy joining a horticultural society and December imports in New York. A German worker dies in a cave-in during well repair as crews search for his body near dawn.
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New York
California
Wix
Benicia
Vanity Fair
Puminological Society
New York Port
Benino Anii
Filner
Washington mail delayed by snowstorm at Susquehanna
Purpapuprana Jan 22 The Washington mail due at one AM did not arrive as the boat could not cross the Susquehanna because of a severe snow storm delaying overnight mail service.
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Purpapuprana
Washington Mail
Susquehanna
Blockade run and river war reports from Civil War era
The Charleston blockade run by the steamer believed to be the Unitress failed and burned near Swash Channel on January 19. Kingston reports indicate a large Union force advancing with bridges over Cove Creek to feint on Willington and Weldon. Judge Hall dies in Augusta, Virginia gubernatorial candidate Randolph emerges, Burnside forces cross the river near Fredericksburg, and the steamer Columbia is aground at Moosonboro with crew captured.
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Backvons
Charleston
Newhern
Richmond Inquirer
Cianteston
Kingston
Cove Creek
Willington
Weldon
Fort Cornwall
Civenustox
Judge Hall
Augusta
Geo. W. Randolph
Virginia
Riciosp
Burnside
Fredericksburg
Moosonboro Inlet
Washington Army Movements and Naval Updates Reported
A Washington dispatch claims General Hooker’s division crossed the Rappahannock yesterday, part of the Potomac army moving. Burnside issued an address to his soldiers. A storm rages in the capital with wind and rain, while ships Nahant and Weehawken seek shelter behind the Delaware Capes.
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Pitcapreniita
Washington Star
Burnside
Washington
Army of
Nahant
Weehawken
New York
Sundi
Navy Department
Delaware Capes
Bulletin
Deremiah Shindle
Chaplin
110Th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Famouth
Hooker
Rappahannock
Mass Funeral Train Heads to City Point
Three thousand funerals are reported at Richmond as four transports depart Fortress Monroe next Friday bound for City Point to move them downriver.
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Richmond
Fortress Monroe
City Point
Army Movements Report From Camp Tan
The 123th Illinois Regiment under Col Tim M Phindley is demoralized with many absent without leave and low duty. Prentiss arrives en route to command the 95th Ohio as troops move toward Memphis. Grant will draw supplies at Memphis. Columbus to Jackson and Corinth. Forrest reportedly nears Union City threatening further raid on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
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Camp
Tan
T23th Mlinois
Ti. M. Phindley
Sos
Con
Bow. Prentiss
95Th Ohio
Memphis
Mussarty
Columbus
Llenceforth Grant
Jackson
Corinth
Forrest
Maceh
Union City
Tennessee
Mobile and Ohio
Exchange of Prisoners Amid Civil War Tensions
The United States agent demands release of all U S officers held by the Confederates under the cartel terms. Ould replies officers captured before January 12 will not be paroled but exchanged for equivalents. later captures to be sent to state governors. Non commissioned officers and privates will be released on parole as before.
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I'v. Moxney
United States
Ould
U. S
Davis
Col
Tudlow
Nevolenyt
Skillin Hongton
Surgeon Award Association
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Eara D. Tlartweld
Union captains captured by Union lines reported
A Washington despatch says Captains John N. Boyd and Charles Powell of Gen. Stuart's command were captured within Union lines and are liable to execution as spies. Indiana judge Otto has been nominated Assistant Secretary of the Interior, while Dawes of Massachusetts will resign as chairman of the elections committee.
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New York
A. Washington
John N. Boyd
Chas. Powell
Stuart
Otto
Indiana
Hags
Daws
Massachusetts
Navy and Army Pay Advances and Nominations Step Forward
Wasnixeros January 22 reports funds delivered to pay soldiers of Generals Rosverans and Grant, with most North and South troops funded. Burnside’s army soon paid. Navy Department confirms safety of ironclads Nahant and Weehawken. The President issued 89 military nominations to the Senate, promoting officers including Weitzel, Hooker, Sumner, plus 20 brigadiers to major generals and 60 colonels to brigadiers, and three hospital stewards.
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Wasnixeros
Rosverans
Grant
North Carolina
Sothern
Burnside
Navy Department
Nahant
Weehawken
Nice
Senate
Crenerals
Hospital Champhains
Army of the Potomac Ready to Strike at Rappahannock
General Order No 7 from Camp near Falmouth Virginia urges the Army of the Potomac to unite for a decisive blow against the rebellion after recent actions in North Carolina Tennessee and Arkansas. Major General Burnside commands aim to restore peace and rightful authority with divine providence noted.
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Army Potomac
Falmouth
Vadan
Army of the Potomac
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Rappahannock
Burnside
Storm Lags in Coastal Area As Roads Remain Poor
The storm has moderated after three days of strong winds and rain. Roads are in the worst possible condition with no sign of wind easing.
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Hraperartrens
Tin Poto- Mac
Dian
Congressional actions on Sioux treaties and military bills
The 32nd Congress debate covers credentials for Indiana Senator David Turvie, a resolution to publish monthly army officer leave records, a navy grade bill, treatment of Sioux treaty outrages in Minnesota, and provisions to reimburse Minnesota for defense costs. Debate notes included support for treaty abrogation, compensation funds, and hospital ration changes amid criticism of medical department mismanagement.
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Vane
Indiana
David Turvie
Anthony
Military Committee
Jinle
Navy
Trumbull
Advisory Board of
Congress
Doolittle
Minnesota
Jie
House
Phat
Minnesot
Secretary of the Interior
Wilkinson
Rice
Wilson
Army
War era finance debate features tax, money, and debt notes
In a congressional session a clash over currency and debt unfolds with remarks on hospital staffing and a bill to appoint a deputy treasury official, set salaries, and extend authority. The debate touches on legal tender, tariff impacts, western interests, and the distribution of revenue through Treasury notes and bonds.
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Mr. Stevens
the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Cox
West
New England
Noghind
Massachusetts
Naumkeny
Salem
Pepperil
Bradford
Maine
Eagland
Republic
Morrill
Vermont
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Pendleton
Honda
Beecher Evades Elizabeth Crowd On Train Stop
Passengers near the Elizabeth station report a large hostile crowd accusing Henry Ward Beecher of coming to preach. Beecher escaped via police escort, secretly guided to a Catskill-bound train back toward New York to avoid confrontation.
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Tierry
York
Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Ward Beechher
Beecher
New York
Specie Exports From New York Surpass One Million
The export of specie by Saturday steamers to Europe exceeds a million dollars. The City of Washington shipped $790,363 and New York $323,509 for a total of $1,012,872.
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New York
Europe
City of
Washington
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