Proclamation for the General Election in Dubuque County
Sheriff D A Mallony of Dubuque County issues a proclamation announcing a general election to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1865. It lists federal and state offices to be filled and notes special elections for district and judicial vacancies across Iowa. The document cites gubernatorial authority and directs electors to meet in their districts and observe due notice.
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Dubuque County
Electora
D. A. Mallony
Dunla Oo County
Dubuane
Wem. Stonrk
Tews
Ince
Trenanter
Reglater
Land Omers
OfMce
Cuneral
Dudze
Supreme Cowrt
Congress
Wuranor
John Leonard
Bey
Seventh Judicial District
John ¥. Killen
Ne W. Jabell
Jew J. Allen
Ewelith
Lowa
Maret Soth
Moore
Diatekets
Ben. Zlbo Ftkrown
Ffon
P. C. C. Merrill
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Menator
Thomas J. Saunder
Abeonco
Hoo
Ferdinand Melaner
Mighe
Oles of Representative
A. VL. Boreman
Ven. C. NK. Johson
Ats
Ofice of Representative
Ilona
John L. McCormck
Oflice
Lindeny
Willam F Wolf
Flatetet
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Molchdse
Ole Nelson
Willam Billott
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Abolition Election rhetoric decried as baseless conspiracy
A historical telegraphic column denounces abolitionist plots to influence the election through supposed rebel raids and military intimidation. It blasts Lincoln supporters and mocks sensational rumors tied to New York Baltimore Chicago and Tennessee schemes, arguing these tales have no basis and will fade after the election.
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Columans
Twaddle
Pennsylvana
Delaware
Connecticut
Indiana
Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
New York
Beast Butler
Low Wallace
High
Baltimore
jAndy
John
Tennessee
Chicago
Lincoln’s Finance Woes Stir Voters in New York
A wartime political notice argues that the paper dollar is devalued to forty one cents in gold, citing a $2.15 exchange rate. It claims laborers earning two dollars daily gain only eighty cents in Democratic money, urging opposition to Lincoln and blaming his policies for the monetary crisis.
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New York
Lincoln
Grant's Richmond assault misfired due to men shortage
The New York Times notes Grant failed at Richmond from lack of troops and needs heavy reinforcements before renewed action. It warns another draft may come if Lincoln is re elected, citing local claims spread by Provost Marshal Fry. It calls for Democratic votes to oppose drafts and support Richards.
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New York Times
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General Fry
Lincoln Vous
Lepper and Lewis for County Officers Named
Citizens praise Lepper and Lewis as faithful, competent men and forecast they will make excellent county officers.
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Lewis
Fragmented OCR Town and World News Snippet
A garbled dispatch blends political notes with a sensational Italian church explosion. It mentions Lincoln era votes tied to drafts and high prices, plus a strange account from Vitcola Italy of Cardinal Bedini’s supposed posthumous coffin eruption and police actions against suspected liberalism. The Montana Democratic triumph reports Samuel Mean as delegate pick.
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Italy
Cardinal Bedini
Plymouth Re-captured and Rebel Raids Reported
The Daily Herald notes Plymouth’s fall to gunboats after three hours of fighting and outlines rebel raids across Chicago and Kentucky locales. It reports Colonel Sweet arrests, capture of rebel leaders, and heightened police and military activity to deter further threats.
Confederate War News From Richmond and Plymouth
Reports from Richmond note Gen Sherman sending the 4th corps to Decatur to strike Hood while his army moves on Atlanta. Plymouth, North Carolina, is said to have fallen after a torpedo boat attack blew up the Albemarle. Captain Roberts reportedly commanded the vessel with minimal casualties. General Butler takes command in the state to preserve order.
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Johnson
Capitol
Raid Expected as Citizens Arm for Defense
Reports from Ny Susre Siox indicate heightened excitement as residents prepare for a planned raid. Citizens arm themselves while a special troop train is anticipated to arrive tonight.
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