The British Policy and Adams in the James Court
The Dubuque Herald critiques Secretary of State Adams and British policy. It accuses Adams of pro British interference, condemns his handling of the Alabama and blockade tensions, and cites Earl Russell and Seward in a disputed exchange over support for the Federal war effort. The piece portrays Lincoln’s new party as aiming to weaken the North using foreign intrigue and naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Court of St.James
Tarun
Ile
Minster Adams
Earl Russell
Thys
New York
Saavensworth
Andy
Federa
Mayland
Federal Sal
Lincoln
Laghind
Tatach
Tarl Russell
Seward
Great Britain
Stilloturster Adanis
Layland
New Orleans Crescent
James
Suppression Of The Journal Across Missouri And Illinois
A fragmentary report notes suppression actions against a newspaper and related papers. It cites Gen Davidson and McKinstry in Missouri and Illinois districts, mentions St Louis and Dubuque, and laments diminished circulation and a press ban amid tied political tensions. The narrator asserts treason accusations and plans to relocate readership.
Vallandigham Trial Speculation and Subpoena Denied
The article cites a spec against Vallandigham during his military trial alleging he claimed Lincolns policies rejected by Fredericksburg. It notes Vallandigham’s request for a subpoena for Fernando Wood to prove truthfulness, which the court refused. It accuses Lincoln of suppressing documents to protect Wood, and suggests the administration avoids disclosure to crush Vallandigham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vallandigham
Vernon
Fredericksburg
Lincele
Viallandigham
Fermando Wood
New York
Adeovale
Fernando Wood
Wood
Vellandigham
Lincoln
Dubuque Candidate Mentioned for Governor by Tar Newspapers
Tar newspapers discuss L. A. Thomas of Dubuque as a potential governor candidate before their nominating convention. The report questions whether this Thomas could be the Express Messenger on the Dubuque and Sioux City Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Thomas
Dubuque
Dubuquie
Sioux City
Military censors attempt to block leaks from Boston
Captain Stanton of the War Depart ment bars leaks as Gen Wool moves to secure Philadelphia. J W Stover of Boston Portland Inc orders strict news transmission control. A Boston operator receives a blunt note denying use of lines for military intelligence. The piece humorously notes the surprise at military despotism.
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Stanton
War Department
Wool
Boston
Asdale
J. W. Stover Manster
Boston and Portland Inc
New York
Eno
Burn side celebrates onlet No. 44 in today issue
A garbled note mentions General Asboth and an order of the dame pattern. The text hints at a historical document from the Sublime Porte and a sense of making history in the current issue.
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Sublime Porte
Asboth
Order of the Dame
Senator Wall Faces Press After Controversial Speech
The New Jersey senator Wall sparks sharp response from New York editor Jorenud over a disputed definition doctrine of ends justify the means. The editor’s letter accuses Wall of religious intolerance and recalls historical Catholic and Protestant tensions in early American liberty debates.
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Senator Wall
New Jersey
Jorenud
New York
Serator
Wall
Inca
New England
Conscription Regulations Move to Bureau Control
Provost marshals under the conscription system face near universal rejection as Col Pry plans new regulations for the Bureau of the Provost Marshal General. The order, approved by the President, aims to have officers, deputies, and special aides, with pay scales from 40 to 900 dollars monthly, under supervision of the Provost Marshal General and the district’s congressional representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Pry
Exemption Rules for Draft Examined Men Describe Process
A dated account outlines draft exemptions via medical certificates and bodily infirmities. It details examination procedures, waiting rooms, and the pressure to perform brisk physical activity while judged by multiple officials. A published list of three disqualifying diseases and infirmities is noted, guiding who may be rejected from service.
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Goethe
Avaran
Malte
Oder
First U S Army General Order on Spies and Treason
General Order 0 38 issued by Buarnvido in Cinciati on April 13 1803 declares that anyone aiding the enemy or providing information while within our lines will be tried as spies or traitors and may be put to death. The directive targets carriers of secret mails writers of secret letters recruiters within lines concealed service to the enemy and those sheltering aiding or feeding them. It requires all officers and soldiers to enforce the order and warns treason will not be tolerated. Brigham Young and wives noted for theatre seating.
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Uiriatn
St Cienevieve
Massouri
Oootboy
St. Conesieve
Ossi Ton
Abe
Ganaole
St. Louis
Ander Curtin
Myecueta'y Journal
Foo
Chicago
Gen. Davidson
McKinstry
Davidson
Missoni
Dubuque Pr
Heapquante
Cinciati
Hnes
Versons
Ald
Bunyeare
Lewis Richmond
Asa
D. R. Larned
Richmond
Cartory
Gen. Lee
Confederacy
Jackson
Demier
Hon
Hewy
Long Hye
Abraham Lincoln
Banks
Washington
Burnside
Lee
Gordonsville
Joe Tlrovoker
Dacton Tromsey
Tron Tong
Chomaon
Tae Wo
Thomason
Thomson
Thor
South
Clark Street
Florence
Barsum
Agenss
Florence Sewing Machine CO
Sabaroom
Take Street
Dubugue and Vicinity
Ohn F. Rague
Lawrence Blook
Jamdley
Kieller
Denisa
Radway
Richmond Whig on the Confederate Victory and Lee’s Call
The Richmond Whig reports General Jackson’s rear attack near Chancellorsville and a renewed battle along the Rappahannock. It laments Jackson’s wound, notes Paxton’s death and Hill’s and Heath’s injuries, and cites Lee praising a great Confederate victory amid heavy losses. It discusses Stoneman’s raid on Fredericksburg rail lines and Confederate responses.
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Mirvora
President Davis
Jackson
Chancallverville
Longstreet
Chancellorville
Rappahannock
Paxton
Gen. Jackson
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Stoneman
Ang
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Hooker
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Vai
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Tie
Davig
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Wade
Richmond Examiner
John B. Young
Brooke Turnpike
Young
Deae
Richmond I Whig
Stoneman’s
Gen. Lea
Augustes
Rome
Hartford Times
Bia Blow
Las
Ite
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Reed
Thereault
Hkooma
Ohw
Katicet
Monroe
Dwa
Bigelow
Govata
Buttonatiert
Brooklyn
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Edward A Wilson
Williamsburgh
Kings County
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Opuam
Nunnewell
Sam
Hunnewell
Corka
Allan
Propretor
Massachusetts
Putin
Joni
Hadway
Maiden Lane
Saponifier
Erirad Lye
Prrtons Articha
Lye
Penny Svanta Salt Manufactuner
Thera Spas
Faye
Grange Habre Peq
WS Udiad Baeed
Bag
Pittsbug
Ankhthatyall
Ceuse
OnTeags
Poe
Ad. Saardslee & Bros
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Atore
Nerehantes
sTador's and
Clothiers
Alao Clay
Sroit
George
Dudley
Tureman
Roo
South Water St
Gronse
Jao G Duprey
M Traevat
Dwimes
Conner
Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Greenleaf & CO
Lake Stress
J. P. Panter & Co
Wrer- Pasty & Lisp
Hay Poly
Ciicago
Hart, Asten & CO
South Water Street
Ills
John C. Partridge & CO
Dearborn Street
J.C Partridge
Smith, Palmer & Co
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TillLinois
Alf
William Clarke
Clake & Water
Cons Ission Merchant
South Water &T
Illinois
NEW Hat and Cap House
H. & R. B. Whittemore & CO
Lake St
Wabash Avenue
Ill
W. F. Coolbaugh & CO
W. EF. Coolbaugh
Barrington Bank
State Bank of Iowa
Coomatgh & Brookengton
Lows
Puro
New York Exchange
Specie, &c. Mastern
Loweat
American Exprewa Co
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Onid
Adel
PB. J. Bnyder
Pennsvisanty
Pennsylvania
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Panizier
Salt Manufacturing (Co
Ofyticis
Walnut Street
Philadephia
Pitt St
Duquesne Way
Pittsboro
Manhattan Printing Ink
Spruce At
Manhattan
Daily Evening Traveller
Wn Moore
The
National Intelligencer
Wishington
Office National
NTH
Eigeycer
Mareleith
Sorelinen
W. Moors
Orvien Dunvare
Desuave HrRaip
PD Alsmahony & CO
Compan
Lewis & Redfield
Park Row
New York City
LEWIS
Amasa A. Redfield
Ogom
Authenences
D A Mahony, & Co - Dube Mo Herald
M Pettengill & Co
Nassau Street
Amtrew' V' Steat
Pier Shoe Snd Leather Bank
Karper & Brog
Franklin Square
Aker & Goodwin
Apruce
Alfred Tklwarte
Pacific Mutual Inc. Co
HJ Reymond & Co
Walt
Whlliam Ors
DR. James
Custom-House
Aone
Randolph Street
Dearborn
Cnronio
Mercury
Dames
New Orleans Lock Hospital
New Orleans
Moshe Wu
Galveston News
Texas
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Monde
Custom-house Street
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Ani
New Oriana
Rouse
da James
Pry
Jamies
State
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Atres
Laval
Radwayt
Avery
Raulway
Yona
Rapwar &Co
DB . Meurehau
Stotekec
Rapway & Con Office
Si Pone Street
Constitution Water
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