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Dubuque Democratic Herald in Dubuque, Iowa
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1863
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Note on Public Pledge and County Aid
A garbled OCR fragment references public pledge, verification actions, and county involvement. It mentions Wendell Phil, Tom, and wartime aims but is largely unreadable. The text appears to question aiding readers in awakening aid or breaking a pledge within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phil
Tee Tate
Mholitton
Fragmented 19th Century Rant on Race and War Echoes
A lengthy, distorted proslavery and anti-Moor sentiment piece discusses free Negroes, Moorish claims, Spain, and Europe, interwoven with anti-immigrant rhetoric. It references battles, colonial history, and a call to resist amalgamation in the continent, ending with a soldier’s letter lamenting wartime privation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeeid
Cand Stinds
Seaton
Spain
Funes
Europe
Ferdinand
Teabel
Poland
bin Muhammedan
Austria
Park
Sentinel letter blasts government over race, war aims and politics
A December letter from a Woonsocket Republican in the army denounces abolitionists, criticizes wartime leadership, and laments neglect of soldiers while accusing officers of favoritism toward pigeons and spoils. The writer claims Union soldiers are misused, predicts defeats at Gettysburg and in Virginia, and urges action before the next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nigver
Job
Army of the Potomac
Palmouth
Woonsocket
Union
Brodevicksburg
Virginia
Uru
Paris Moniteur reports Fredericksburg battle details
An eyewitness account in the Paris Moniteur describes the battle of Fredericksburg with the Confederate rapid movements praised as marvelous while Union forces are depicted as slow and incapable. The note contrasts the Merriman advance with a calmer Federal response and notes ongoing war coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Moniteur
Fredericksburg
Napoleon Refuses Mediation in American War Proposals
The Saxonia arrival from Southampton reports Napoleon declining any mediation offers in American affairs. The London Observer denies England received such an offer. Napoleon told Mr. Dayton he would not submit to proposals while noting France’s condition would improve if the American war had not drained its industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yous
Dan
Southampton
Napoleon
London Observer
England
Dayton
Ramperor
France
Atlantic
America
Lisnurvoot
Etna
Ath
Deena
Southern ems and naval movements from Newbern report
From Newbern New York Jan 27 a steamer Terry reports three gunboats with fenders and transports under Gen Foater sailed on the 24th and another expedition will follow Im mediately The criminal court judge Crawford died today The board of officers met to discuss pontoon and transportation improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry
Newbern
Hatteras Oth
Foater
Wasthervox
Dan
SIDELL SURRENDER FLAWS REVEALED ABOUT NAVY CLAIMS
Reports noted that the wan-boat Sidell was not part of the navy and no officer named Van Dorn is connected with it. The new General in Chief of the Army of the Potomac arrived and met with the President and War Secretary in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuiserox
Confederties
Navy
van Dorn
Army of the Potomine
Interior troop movements spark Confederate fears in North Carolina
Reports from southern papers claim 75,000 Confederate troops moved from the Rappahannock to North Carolina. The retreat aims to strike toward the southwest, amid rumors the Army of the Potomac is demoralized. Elsewhere Lieutenant Keer, Kansas Cavalry, amid conflicting discharge reports, remains in command. General Bu ford is ordered to Cairo, possibly to head the Columbus district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnery
Moxnoe
North Carolina
Rappahannock
Carko
Lietenant HN
H. Keer
7Th Kansas Cavalry
Washington
Buford
Cairo
Oregon Arrives as Mines Prosper in Sonora and Sinaloa
The steamer Oregon reached Mazatlan on the 17th amid active mining operations in Sonora and Sinaloa with superior machinery anticipated. The French fleet is daily expected from Mazatlan and about three thousand soldiers would withdraw inland if the city falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francrsco
Din
Oregon
Mazeatten
Sonora
Sinalve
Mazatun
Arago Arrives with Brannan Party in New York
The steamer Arago from Hilton Head arrived on the 24th with Gen. Brannan and staff aboard. The rebel Atlantic lies in view of the blockading fleet at Ossilaw Sound. Gen. Banks announces measures aiding the poor and confiscating Confederate property while enforcing allegiance oaths. Feo reported at Key West. rebel Ovetu escaped Mobile and burned a Boston brig near Tortugas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arago
Hilton Head
Brannan
Battery Montank
Lifton Head
Tanter
Iam Atlantic
Ossilaw Sound
Northern Light
N. Orleans
Mary Boardman
Banks
Mar Pety
Feo
Key West
Ovetu
Mobile
Boston
Tortugas
Congressional Proceedings: Bills on Military Affairs and Courts
Howard introduces a bill on United States circuit and district court lines. Pomerny proposes to reorganize the military establishment. Wilson seeks authority for contracts to advance pay and enlists. Browning's resolution asks Senate inquiry into bounty for reenlistment and three month volunteers. Latham moves to take up Fitz John Porter court martial record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
United States
Pomerny
Wilson
Browning
Latham
Fitz John Porter
Senate
Ile
Evmeyer
Senatorial clashes over habeas corpus and a Senate outburst
The session features heated debate on suspending habeas corpus, presidential powers, and constitutional limits. Saulsbury is removed after drawing a revolver, then returns as clashes erupt, while Doolittle and Powell spar over administration and rebel violence. In the House, pay and bounty debates for veterans dominate agenda as Vallandigham defends himself and amendments surface regarding African descent troops. Adjournment follows tense exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden
Ife
Lane
Kansas
Minnesota
Trumbull
Davis
U. States
Lincoln
Bturris
Powell
Doolittle
Kentucky
Washington
United States
U.S
Morris
Saulsbury
Sergeant At Arms
Voice of Freedom
Senate
Sergeant At
Sumner
Delaware
General Joseph Hooker assumes command of Army of the Potomac
In a January 26 dispatch from Camp near Falmouth the new commander Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker announces his designation to lead the Army of the Potomac. He pledges unity with officers and troops, vows to fight the enemy wherever found, and extends best wishes to Maj. Gen. Burnside. His staff will be announced once organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heap
Army of Potomac
Lend
Army of the Potomac
Falmouth
United States
Joe
Burnside
Joseph Hooker
Potomac
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Fetelock
Sota
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Owen
Ted
Pres OY
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Prince of Wales
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LEGAL
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District Court
Diluque County
Lown
Ita
Corensh
Read
Collins
Julien Township
Dalene County
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M. Bartholow
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George Gray
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Jan
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Sila
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Devdas
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Eaat
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A.D
Cc. J
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Sherif D
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Mitts Atty’s
William Boeiig
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Lov
Charlotte Boenig
Admx
Uddw
Serife
Wayne County
Oreach
Patrick Pinko
Charles
Krichbahm
Wits
Eakl City
Sherlin Omec
Dubuque Town
D. C
Beaulty & Tennings
Vitis Atlys
City Book Store
Winthrop
Adams
Roger
Beecher
Miriam—Marion Harland
A.S. Roe
B. M. Harger
Main Street
Glover * Smock
Main Etreet
Sixth
Cig
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G. V. Smock
Delica
Ilsiness
Possible
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Dunwave Harann
Jomn Hoey
Aggest
Lewes & Redfield
AT Law
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J.N. Lewis, Jn
P.c
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DA Mahony. & Co
Dubuque Herald
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Pacific Mutual Ins. Co
Maymoul & Co
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THE
North American Fur Company
Min Street
Necambar
Barker
Barney & Dillon's Law Ofice
W. T. Barker
W.il. Cosaen
Vite Proeident
Board of Supervisors
Anid
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Pela Fem
Vaughan & Hoare
Joyce
Bleck
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Phillip Allen
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Fourth Streets
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Debwyne County
Iowa
Margaret Thornton
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