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Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1863

Page

2

Demand the release of Henry Clay Dean from custody

The Southern Iowa community urged residents to demand Henry Clay Dean's release from Keokuk custody, asserting the Constitution and state laws protect rights against arbitrary power. The piece frames Dean as a prisoner of despotism, calls for restoration of his rights, and appeals to citizens to act as freemen to uphold legal authority.

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Supreme Court Judge Warns on Obedience to Law

Judge Davis of the United States Supreme Court warned the Grand Jury that preserving the government requires faithful obedience to laws. He cited Vallandigham’s arrest under the act of March last and urged unqualified submission by all to enforce rebel suppression.

Davis United States Supreme Court Lincoln Congress Jawa Subra Davia Generil Burnside Haseau Vallandigham Branty Cincionati Uae Rory Batt

Outstanding legal tender notes total three hundred eighty one million

The article reports three hundred eighty one million legal tender notes issued, with nearly four million notes still outstanding. A merchant’s sudden death left a desk letter to a correspondent. a clerk, an Irish son, added a note reading Lives waiting the open 5 bate day.

Lxeat Rennea Legeltenders Erin Liues

Spiritualist Consultation Report from the White House

A Boston Associate correspondent reports a White House spiritual consultation with President Lincoln and officials. The medium cites advice from famous figures including Napoleon and Franklin. messages mention Alabama, England, and internal politics. The session features physical manifestations, levitations, and whispered warnings about rebellion and policy.

Lively Debate and Spirit Aid at White House Dance

Mr Shackleton urges swift action and popular support to sustain Union aims after a night of controversial sentiment. President Lincoln agrees that victory must be followed by energetic policy to prevent prolonging the war. Mrs Lincoln requests adjournment as the gathering ends.

Shockle Tatranne Pat Wade Deouglus Mr. Shockle Gan. Knox Douglas Shackle Mr. Douglas Burr Bloomerhassett Shackte

Gunpowder Mills in the South Promise Great Supply

May 16 report recalls the Civil War powder shortage and lauds a new Southern gunpowder mill. Under President Davis and Secretary Leroy Walker, Col. Raines supervised production using plentiful saltpeter. The mill, costing about 100000 pounds, yields five thousand pounds daily and could double, ensuring powder without fear of scarcity.

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Fragmented Prose Fragments and Odd Sayings

A garbled collection of aphorisms and misquoted phrases. It mentions wise for others and a grasshopper versus elephant, a dead hen versus a live one, and disjointed notes about a musical master and Naomi daughter of Enoch aged five hundred eighty. The text reads like damaged OCR with nonsensical lines.

Naomi Enoch Ludias

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