Dubuque Herald reports on regiments and Confederate activity
The article notes 160000 troops to be kept in service with 40900 regulars 10000 white volunteers and 40000 negro troops. It describes General Dick Taylor’s forces in Alabama and Mississippi, Mosby and the 12th Regiment, and mentions a religious scene at a meeting. It also discusses trees and a weather-related anecdote.
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Peat Culpepper
Corbett
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Dubuque
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Pownd
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Locust and
5Th
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Mioncasta
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Surrender and troop movements dominate May 9 dispatches
The Daily Herald reports rumors of Gen Dick Taylor's forces surrendering and Union troops pursuing rebel units. It notes large rations for Sherman's army, admiration for Gen Lee, and efforts to prevent Confederate soldiers from returning north. The report covers Washington and New York special columns, with mentions of Davis, Johnston, and potential peace moves.
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Bremen
Tnternal Revenue
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Wasuisatos
Acutics
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Bermuda
Grant
Emigration drive fuels Mexican expedition rumor
The Verald reports a flood of applicants lining up in this city to join a Mexican emigrant expedition. Veterans from the Union armies lead the drive, with promises of land bounties and weapons. The note mentions Gen Ostoga at the head and hints at international neutrality safeguards.
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Various Civil War items from May 9 report delays and troop movements
Reports from New York to Richmond detail the military commission postponement due to officer absence, bank capital approvals in Ohio, and pending proclamations on amnesty. Dispatches note the Marquis de Monthelon arriving in Washington, and Canby Taylor talks near Magee's plantation. Other items cover Davis’s retreat, Hampton and Davis desertions, and corps movements around Richmond with Lee’s residence sighted. court appointments for currency claims are also listed.
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Military Commission
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Yice
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