War Department to Send Monitor to Pacific Coast
Dubuque Herald notes damaged health and inability of Tresidyns to manage duties while a monitor pattern warship is chosen for transport to the Pacific coast by the War Department. Washington troops complain of mistreatment in camp, not paid for wounded, and pursuit of guerrilla leaders Pete Everett and MacWall. Gettysburg memorial ceremonies and a rail collision near Gettysburg cause injuries.
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Anthony
Metemiton
Jreeguias
Wailer
Meritny
Elso Lypidus
Fenerea Diseyae
Seerk di
Aleappelle
Sarapaciin
Elesithe
Thadas
Hasan
Rewnai
Irowclad
War Department
Washington
Ain
Pete Everett
Leaington
Yuuk
Chane
St Nicholas Hotel
Uets Hs
Nevada
Savana
Clare
Johnson
Parvons
Haa
Abe
Herald
Hue
Navy Department
Nashington
Richmond
National Capitol
Suly
Baltimore
Northern Central ‘Railroad
Gettynberg
Senor Beranaga
Chilian
Aspen
Col. Simpson
6Th Army,corps
Notes From A Civil War Traveler Through New England
A fragmentary travel letter recalls a journey from Dubuque through Detroit to Vermont and New England. It contrasts Grand Trunk routes, farm towns, and wartime ambiance, noting returning soldiers, social tensions, and the peaceable beauty of rural New England and its women, farms, and houses. The writer laments the war’s impact on rivals and contemplates national character.
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N. EL
Dubuque
Cnn
Detroit
Consda
Saroia
Montreat
Boston
Ogdenaburgh
Vermont Central
Rouse’s Point
Cansiln
Vermont
New England
Jin Dino
Jebl
Arendiay
Vermont Central railway and New Hampshire capital journey
The author reflects on travel along the Vermont Central railway through Vermont and New Hampshire towns. He contrasts rugged Confederate conflict memories with calm valley scenery and notes the waning energy of aging towns, with few young men leaving for westward and southern cities. The piece observes landscapes, farms, and the state’s hard-to-keep character amid seasonal travel.
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Aincky
Albate Novonly
St. Albans
Reid
Enidgras
Chiaclea
Vermont Central Railway
Fern
Weadow
Lam
New Hampshire
Clississippi
Capture of Duris from the Uboasten telegraph account
A partial, verbatim recount from the Uboasten Texas Telegrag de Lieut ant Elsan details the 1864 pursuit and capture of Mrs. Davis and her party by Texas cavalry. It notes Davies Fudge Reagan and others traveling toward Mivtide, the ambush by Confederate raiders, and their surrender after a night march into Wiscon county. The narrative mentions guards, seizure of transportation, and cash and valuables distributed to the seized party.
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Uboasten
Texas
Mivtide
Florida
Davie
England
Toxe
Grown
Mev. Davis
Wiscon County
Miles
Kucy
Vnho
Puruit
Fitigun
Onghresk
Davin
Richmond
Davig
Dire
Davis
Tochins
Pritchard
Bleda
Saya
A.ds
Balapee
Kegan
Celebration of Independence Day Across Cities
The Fifth of July observances spread with parades and fireworks. Gettysburg marked the laying of a soldiers monument corner stone with ceremonies headlined by Gen Geary and Gov Curtin. New York reported a grand celebration with a military display, veterans honored, and jubilant crowds. Rail accidents, political dispatches, and financial updates accompanied the day’s news from across the nation.
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Gettysburg
Geary
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Tyng
Johnson
Sigkougly
Pedaede
Tammond
Lutter
Vol
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Balines
Ecucate
Gov. Curtin
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