Dubuque City Election Notice for April Voting Places
City officials announce the municipal election in Dubuque on Monday April 30 to choose a mayor treasurer and council members. Polls open at 9 am at ward venues including Robert Jesu corner Ist and Mary Bereete and several ward offices. registration and rules outlined under city charter amendments.
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John Thompson
Dubagie
Dubuque
Pola
O'Clak Aml
Tylowlng
Robert Jese
Ist
Mary Bereete
Cotet Tonsa
Mardin
Fall of Sherman and Johnston Forces in Carolinas Debate
The report details Sherman's march from Columbia toward Charlotte, then Fayetteville, with Johnston converging from Charlotte and Cheraw. It cites a 70 000 strong Confederate array including Hamptons cavalry and Cheatham’s corps, plus Bragg troops, and notes potential battles near Charlotte, the Great Pedee, and around the Neuse river as Sherman threatens Richmond.
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Speuhil Corces
Dadente
Dubuque
Petersburg
Johnston
Beauregard
Charlotte
Hampto
Cheatham
Hood
Auguy
Bragg
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Greensboro
Sherman
Pedce River
Lee
Richwood
Camden
Florence
Jie
Hardee
Charleston
Hao
Columbia
Choraw
Savannah
Sherwan
Ile
Cheraw
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Hampton
Laurel Hill
Kilpatrick
See
Sheridan Raids Repeatedly Fail to Starve Richmond
The writer notes that Confederate railways and canals are fragile and that past raids by Stoneman, Sheridan, Kilpatrick, and others destroyed rail links into Richmond, yet supply lines recovered in weeks. The South’s apparent abundance of cut meat and grain persists, challenging starvation claims.
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Sheridan
Stoneman
Meade
Kilpatrick
Richmond
Starvaton
VICI PRESIDENTIAL JIG DAN CER
An inferred Washington note describes Andrew Johnson's behavior on inauguration day including drunkenness at the Capitol and a jig at a hotel. The letter claims his conduct shows familiarity with an Indian gentleman, and labels him a renowned jig dancer while hinting at future political implications.
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Washington
Andy Johnson
Great Moral Party
Tie
Capitol
Appointment of James Warlan as Secretary of the Interior
The New York Tribune notes general satisfaction at the nomination and confirmation of James Warlan as Secretary of the Interior. It warns the delay in taking possession may shield Interior Department abuses and large Indian Service appropriations, suggesting vigilance against thieves and frauds within the department.
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The
New York Tribune
Harlan
James Warlan
Interior
Indian Service
Talowly
Tobacco theft and rail raid near Fredericksburg during Civil War
Richmond Dispatch reports a bold tobacco traffic using Frederickburg rail lines. Plan involved bacon and Union forces, led by General Singleton, to move 200000 pounds of tobacco to Fredericksburg. Enemy cavalry struck Hamiltons Crossing, burned cars and warehouse, and possibly carried off tobacco or burned it. Limited notes on freight cars and local companies.
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Richmond Dispatch
Fredericksburg
Singleton
Richmond
Hamilton
Hamilton Crossing
Massaponax Creek
Federicksburg
Enda
Busi
Fredericksburg Finilroid Company
Namitton
Stiehmond
Unclear Shopper Note Caps Perfumery Terms Caps
Fragmentary OCR lists CAPS and perfumery items with odd spellings and unclear details. Reads like a catalog snippet mentioning toilet powders and a price or code line, but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Rumored Resignation and Civil War Neighbors
Telegraphic dispatch reports Gen Leo Sheridan under pressure and Early narrowly escaping. A harsh campaign is foretold with a new loan to be issued. Richmond papers claim efforts to raise negro regiments for the rebels are underway and Lee urges recruitment. Grant and Sheridan are cited as backing a strong Union push.
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New York
Richmond
Lee
Tribune
Army of the Potomac
Slyo
McCulloch
Washington
Sheridan
Grant
Refugees report Mobile siege with 15000 remaining in city
Werald's Mobile Bay correspondent says refugees describe rebel troops moving to South Carolina since February 1. About 15,000 remain around Mobile, mostly citizens, with women and children being sent away as Union forces near. Prices soar, distress of poor noted, and cotton stocks prepared for interior shipment. Nearby naval actions and cavalry movements amid the Civil War front.
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New York
Werald
Mobile Bay
Inst
Mobile
South Carolina
Mobile & Ohio
Maury
Mobile Rimbor
National
Sheridan
Columbia
Central Railroad
Custar
Richmond
Waynesboro
Frederick's Hall
Early
Goochland
Fredericksburg
South Anan
Ichorgo
Ashland Station
Burton
Herry
South Anna
Pickett
Longstreet
Ashland
Pamunkey
National banks to hold 7 30 depository funds and new bond issue
Secretary McCulloch approves depositing 7 30 loan proceeds in Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore depositories to speed distributions and avoid market disruption. The June 15 issue totals 300 million dollars three year paper convertible into 5 20 bonds at maturity with same terms as current series. Subscriptions continue through Jay Cooke and Wells Fargo agents with expanded Pacific coast and Atlantic gulf city offices.
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New York
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Secretary of the Treasury
Waanrverox
Jay Cooke
McCulloch
Welly, Fargo &Co
Play One
Toan Throneh
Cuba
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Gulf
Dry goods sellers cut prices as gold dips in market
Dealers cut prices today to mirror the lowered gold rate amid market rumors of evacuations and a political resignation. The drop to 1 GJ sparked chatter about wider economic impact and consumer relief at merchants.
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New York
Mobily
Geo. Lee
Destructive Flood Hits Rochester Area
The late raid caused rapid river rise flooding Main Street Bridge and Front Street. Water reached five to seven feet on Buffalo Street and State Street areas as homes and businesses were evacuated. Several structures including Dr Barton’s building and Hallwald’s store collapsed. bridges were swept away and a dam at Mount Morris disappeared. Many residents remained in their homes overnight awaiting rescue by boat.
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Rochester
Main Street Bridge
Front
Buffalo Streets
State Street
Mainstreet Bridge
Front Street
Reynold
Accade
Buffalo Street
Lake Avenue
Busiteas
Dr. Barton
C. M. Hallwald
Main Street
NY. C. RR
Genesee Valley
Ovinit
Canandaigua
Genesee River
Mount Morris
Scotteville
Trains Start Tomorrow as War News Flows from Front
March 19 report notes New York Central passenger service to resume via Andrews Street Bridge in Rochester, with minor track damage and freight to Batavia and Canandaigua lines. Army news from the Potomac declares troops fit and ready, rumors of Petersburg evacuation, and rebel movements along Cemetery Hill and near Fort Hell amid explosions on the James and Appomattox rivers. Lincoln issues a call for arrest and trial of those arming frontier settlers.
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Berrano
New York Central
Andrew’s St. Bridge
Rochester
Batavia and
Canandagua
Morrow
Wasimixncay
Army of the Potomac
Petersburg
Sth
Cemetery Hill
Appomatox
Lynchburg
30Th Wisconsin
Treea
James
Sheridan’s Movements Near White House Reported
March 7 1865 news notes Union General Philip Sheridan’s location remained unclear after reaching the South Anna crossing on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. Reports claim a potential engagement with Pickett’s to lessen Confederate forces, with deserters and prisoners supporting the clash. Rebel Senate actions on conscription and slave impressment are noted, along with Sherman's march letters published by the Herald.
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New York
Sheridan
South Anna River
Richmond and
Fredericksburg
White House
Herald
City
Pickett
Richmond
Senate
Sherman
Confederate War News From Virginia and Nearby Rivers
Dispatches from March report Richmond’s civilian evacuation urged amid anticipated Union attack. Details describe raids from Lynchburg to Buffalo River, railroad bridge burnings, canal destruction, and prisoner exchanges. Reports note Confederate mobilization, canal repairs, and shifting positions in North Carolina and Virginia.
Civil War Report on Confederate Fortunes and Press
The Fayetteville area has been occupied for days by enemy forces and cotton factories are reported burned. Kinston is in enemy hands and Godaboro faces threats. Our troops hold ground at several points with resolve. The Danville Register notes reduced wartime newspaper output across Virginia. Daily papers run in Richmond Lynchburg Danville and Petersburg with a weekly at Clarenceville under Ulysses Grant Sr. Genl.
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Con
Dawa
City Post
Richmond Pawels
Jameg River Canal
Virginia
Augusta Ga
A. Stephens
Georgia
Richmond
Richmond Whig
Most
Maury
Bay
Ship Island
New Orleans
Maj
Cowell
Anc
Monins
Army
Navy
Monte
Grant's Pass
Macox
House of Delegates
Congress
Lynchburg
Sheridan
Grant
Columbia
Orange
New Glasgow
Boat Creek
James River
James River Co
Bent Creek
Tye River
Danville
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Kinston
Godaboro
Raleigh
Danville Register
Sherman
Petersburg
Clarenceville
U. S. Grant, Sr
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Daily Democratic Herald
Ofrica Uy
Jonas Biec
Vonmoner Main Aten Fee
Dubuque Herald
Lite County
Tes Wurer
Sheeorles
Anditar
Marakat
Aawawr
Frost Washington
Ile Muteca Noreh Caroting
Baryetteville
VICI
Ularlan
Chneer
Frederickxyburg Tobacco
Eixtraddle
MEM Tds
Déeia Ferm
Daily Herald
Leo
Gen. Early
the Tribune
Gen. Lee
Jeff Davis
Meang
Gen. Cromwell
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Taylor's Land Agency
Satie
Lown
Minnesota
Oller
Cabbage & Co
Gan
J. W. Taylor
Thompson & Jones
Valentine & Co's
L. "Tindale
Worthingian
Vlord
Toa Mo
John Moon
Auc’l
la Orux
Maiden Lane
Albany
J. Wade King
Chicago
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Sherr.y
Weebington
US of America
W. E. Sewann
War Department
Waswiseros
National Bank
Treasury Department
Merchants National Bank of
Hay
J. Haugh McCulloch
National Bank of
Tonsina
Omar
Hugh McCulloch
Ornamental Iron Works
John Keenan
Wood & Perot
Phila
Blu Bee
Java
Quebec
Canada
Largo
Orleans
Norris
Felicity
Clermont Ce
Hbo
Chapline & Burton
Chapline, Burton & CO
Birton
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Chapling Horton 2 Co
Main St
J.n-Hill& CO
Dee
Hare
Reet
Great Bargainn
White Street
Bluff Street
Bradstreet
Ales
Pera Bottoms
Dubuque County
Delaware
Bachauen
Black Hawk
Dresser
Flora Fayette
Chickasaw
Jackeon
Jones, Benton
Jews
Union
Madison
Hancock
Worth
Wisconsin
Minnemia
George W. Burton
Iage
Jotlog
Chaplint
Ostons Jones
Deleware
Wistar Med Reppeensensl Wee
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