13 Jul 1865
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1865
Page
1
Long desultory bulletins note financials and politics across the United States and Mexico. It cites school donations, public works, military actions, and speeches, with reports on New York officials, Detroit convention politics, and Reconstruction era tensions. Several named places and figures appear in a fragmented panorama.
The Richmond Whig reports Judge Hobe Ould has been discharged from durance by United States military authorities. A cavalry commission investigated charges, found no fault, and Major General Blalock ordered release and renewal of duties. The commission notes Ould acted to restore prisoners’ funds and ease their suffering.
A puzzled gentleman explains the price of ducks in a muddled exchange. He admits not telling his wife the amount bought, claiming at least three ducks were purchased, with remarks suggesting mischief, boasting, and a curious dental misreading of the day.
Washington dispatch discusses Gen. Lew Wallace's published letter, praising Johnson's Mexico stance and opposing Seward's cautious policy. It argues Wallace supports the Monroe Doctrine, warns of Mexican intervention, and notes veteran officers may seek service in Mexico to aid Maximilian's fall. It links cabinet shifts and Democratic ties to the debate.
A compilation of late 19th century dispatches discusses Mexican policy, troop withdrawals, and immunity for foreign soldiers. It notes financial moves by the Treasury, pardons for rebels, and military logistics around Washington and Maryland, with United States actions on Mexican frontier tensions and internal revenue receipts.
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