Outrage in Keokuk as Citizens Submit to Tyranny
The teegraph laments Iowa citizen Henry Clay Dean being subjected to brutal force in Keokuk near a hospital for soldiers. It denounces outrages by unnamed factions acting in the name of the Constitution and warns that liberties are under threat from despotic power and political manipulation. The writer argues action is needed to preserve liberty and warns of further abuses if resistance fails.
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Henry Clay Dean
Keoe Faith
Henry Clas Dean
Keokuk
Toomorrow
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Treasure in Oreyn Wave and Civil War Dispatches
The Oreyn Wave steamer returns with 306000 dollars in treasure and seventy five California cavalrymen. A Herald dispatch notes President Lincoln’s closure with Gen Sickles and the restoration of Gen Stoughton. Reports claim Jackson wounded by his own men, funeral attended by Davis and Cabinet, with a statue planned in the capital. Grant’s orders praise victories at Port Gibson and Grand Gulf, detailing heavy combat, prisoner captures, and supplies. Local dispatches describe officers leaving the Rappahannock, and Brackenridge’s cavalry raid at Linden, burning the courthouse and seizing enemy officers and horses while vessels cover landings.
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New Year May 16 Mermaids Arrive After Shanghai Voyage
The steamsea Mermaid believed captured by the pirate Alabama arrived at St Thomas today from Shanghai after a long voyage. A May 16 report notes other items including a not guilty verdict against Rev M Hager of Chicago for alleged immorality and unministerial conduct. From May 12 to 16 dispatches describe Army movement near Nashville and West Point with transports, fortifications, and general officer promotions.
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Washington letter reports Potomac losses and Hooker resignation threat
A Washington dispatch to the Commercial notes the army of the Potomac suffered heavy casualties and prisoners, with 22,000 dead and wounded, plus 24 artillery pieces lost on the south bank of the Rappahannock. It says many generals seek a new commander and that Hooker may resign if urged by the Government.
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