Newspaper Publishers Note Tariff Increase Due to Paper Costs
The Daily Vipers of Dubuque announce a formal increase in weekly and daily publication rates starting May 1 due to surging paper and type costs. Prices for white paper and printing materials have risen sharply, forcing publishers to raise the cost of newspapers to sustain current operations.
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Dubugue
Wneroth
Erices
Civil War Briefs From The Front And Capitals
Reports say Federal cavalry pushed near Leesburg and crossed opposite New Run but were repelled. Sheridan advances toward Portsmouth while Fennden asks for a down at par value. Treasury requisitions suspended at 39 million dollars. A sensational dispatch mentions Chay of Alan and others near Niagara Falls with pole shows speculation that the South may rejoin the Union under defined terms.
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Inez
Leesburg
Thiehmond
New Run
Sheridan
Portsmouth
Chay
Alan
Niagara Palla
Union
Democratic district encampment proposal in Iowa appeal
A lengthy Democratic call urges the 24th Congressional District to meet at Wheatland Clinton County on a date in August to decide their platform and presidential candidate. The letter laments national turmoil and recalls Jefferson Madison and Clinton era unity while urging turnout and organized action.
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Axattuas
Jones County
Iowa
Botrons
Jackson
Clinton
Scott
Muncallan
Cedar
Linn
Wheatland
Clinton County
Union of
Washington
Jefferdon
Madison
Clay
Oiake
United States
Chicago
Wheatland and Vicinity
Public sale of real estate by Dubuque County sheriff
Notice of public auction in Dubuque Iowa on a specified August day for cash. Property described includes multiple parcels in Dubuque City and county, taken on special execution for the Dubuque Clay Company and others. Sale conducted by the sheriff at the front door of the Court House with details of boundaries and street references.
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Dutugne
Aden
Motchek
Dae Varga
Cleek
Ewit
Wilcon
Tee Wits
Townalily
New South
Helin
Puktiane
Iowa
Noveinton
Aipet
Lansworkhy
Loncotaagk
Wits Mineral
Clearvey
Dubuqie
Tnee
Lowa
Dubuque
Alu
Puliaqne
Cietric Court
Aah County
JG Hangwearthy
Che
Ciint
Charles MH Aminehawn
Cloeelea
Dubuque Dabuque Conmnty
Astraly
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Mamony
Sreritt
Sheelit
Daluyjue
Lowe
June Tut
AD. Ised
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Dabuque Cutienty
Augen
Dubuque Ann
Atereaald
Pit Ile
Hitler
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Nleteles
Ant
Aibigud
Fred Braet
Wits
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Rate Ting
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Tobge
Dabrqua
Neal
Distelet Court
Eald County
Dubuque Ciebee Company
State of
Grorge
Dutuque
Dowa
Vubaler
Dubinjne
Coun
Ehy Ovaloek
Putique
Ayalio
Clintiela
William Walton
Dasa
Dubugue
United States
County Court
Dubaqie
Innie
Aline
Astdalay
Dun Brque
Feretvcick
Dubuque County
Real
Mosley
Empotead
County Judes
Motiok
Third District
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Main Street
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Au. S&s
New York City
Park Bank
F. Hinds
Brest
Mi Kingman
Dubuquye
T. Everett
D. Hrodtbeck
Court House
Gotf
Nicholas MecCormick
Madllestate
Oalu
Enid Nicholas “cCormick
Pulls Asso
Court Hong Hour
City of
Mulkern
Micholas McCormick
Aniday
Dutugque
Dubrqne
Towa
O'Halloran
Teripe
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Clera
District Court
Said
J. Edgerton
Jutn Thompson
Henrietta Thompson
Darrey Thompson
Alex
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Hempstead
County
Jinige
Ine Simpson
Key
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Jon Hartcock
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Confederate and Union reports on southern movements
Telegraph items from July 13 to 19 note 16 000 troops possibly sailing from New Orleans, gunboats near Mobile, and debates on targets from Mobile to Port Monroe. Rebel and Union dispatches recount actions around Jackson Miss and Rodney roads, with alleged battles and prisoner outcomes.
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Sr. Lovuts
Union
New Orleans
Snys
Natal
Lake Pouchatrain
Mobile
Alabama
Sherman
Selma
Port Monroe
Slocum
Jackson
Misa
Elliott
Port Ludson
Rodney
Fessenden Prepares Major Loan and Washington Updates
New York reports Secretary Fessenden will issue a loan exceeding 50 million dollars, possibly 100 million, reflecting banker confidence in the government. A Washington dispatch notes department heads request a list of clerks who refused to join the defense force. Army movements near Atlanta and Potomac artillery actions are described with units consolidated under Hooker. Baltimore and Ohio line repaired, trains operating between New York and Washington.
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Tice Post
Washington Special
Fessenden
New Yorks
the Post
Money
the Commercial
Washington Special Agn
Washington
Sherman
Chattahoochie
Atlantas
Hooker
Niagara Falls Dispatches Hint at Democratic War End Plans
Reports from New York dated July 19 quote C A Clay of Ala dacol Thompson of Mixs Beverly Tucker and Geo N Sanders at Niagara Falls to plot a Chicago Convention base aimed at ending the war and restoring the Union. Proposals include reunion of seceded states and Confederate debt assumption with slave emancipation as a focal point. Horace Greeley is also said to be at Niagara Falls amid a muted note about Mr. Jew-.*
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New York
Adinpatch
Niagara Falls
C. A. Clay
Ala
Dacol, Thompson
Mixs
Beverly Tucker
Geo. N.sanders
Chicago
Horace Greely
Jew
Washington Campaign Dispatches Hear of Heavy Action
Reports from Washxarton detail Union forces 7 miles beyond Leesburg pursuing rebels toward Staunton. Cavalry captures stragglers while heavy shelling and enemy patrols occur at Great Falls and along Goove Creek. Disbanded provision brigade returns to regiments. rebel losses in the recent Washington fight exceed 2,000 with prisoners from 63 regiments.
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Washxarton
Tribune
Leesburg
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
Evans
Washington
Great Falls
Edward’ Ferry
Goove Creek
Chambridge
Drainenville
Langley
Richmond Whig
New Run
Armstrong
Vickburg Reinf by Washburne Cavalry Advance
July reports from Mermrnia describe Gen Slocum reinforced by cavalry under Gen Washburne and moving toward interior Mississippi. The dispatch denies Confederate threats against drivers and asserts Washburne's railroad order reduced attacks, noting no gunfire since its publication while bushwhackers prior caused casualties.
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Chicago Times
Washburne
Guerrilla War Rumors Sweep St Joseph Region
July 18 dispatch reports Col Ford killed about forty guerrillas and captured two hundred arms and munitions with many horses. Pursuit continues amid rumors of Thornton’s men clash, militia mobilizations across Platte Clay Andrew counties, and mass migration from surrounding areas as grain harvest lags.
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Col. Ford
Democrat
Joseph
Apeviul Saya
Col
Ford
Thornton
Aaronaville
Gordon
Platte County
Platte
Clay County
Chinon County
Hall
Copperhead
Andrew County
St. Joe
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Sec’v. Fessensten Contemplates
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Norfolk News
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Clarrrestoy
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Whol Sale Grocer
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South Clank Street
Ulrich Leffert
Dubie County
Dhinistrator
Toahel Hiller
Pudvugny
Peranna
Catate
Covel
Conanty Court
Dabagee County
Jely
We. Miles
Frederick Howser
Rcott
Grova
Fredacich Lawie
Table Mound Township
Clark
Garryomen
B. M. Harger
City Book Store
MR. Raymond
Lincoln
WM. IL
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Allington
Anthony Trollope
David A Wells
Erie
Heradlay
C. M. Kirkland
Youtis
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Roanoke Island
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Lesone
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44Th Sts
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Sol. Raul & Co
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Caleb Sadler
Crockery & Glass
Dubuquefab
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A Heeb, Dubuque Brewery
Plank
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