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A Civil War era political analysis from Dubuque Iowa discusses military strategy on the Rapidan and Meade versus Lee. It argues Meade's campaign lacks decisive follow-up, notes rail logistics and supply lines, and criticizes Lincoln's administration while praising Confederate leadership and strategy.
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Dubuque Verdd
Wisuieros
Richmond
Meade
Warrenton
Rappahannock
Bing
Rapidan River
Herald
Lincoln
Van
Amies
Washington
Rapidan
Goer
Ned
Hosile
Mende
Tne
Lee
Virginia
Bragg
Tracy
Witt
Stanton
Confederacy
Jeff
Davie
Annies
Beagg
Johnson
Beauregard
Whiting
Boxing Match in December Draws Modest North American Attention
The Heenan Kinn match with Tom King, to be settled in British prize ring, draws little interest north of the border while punchers in boxing circles expect Heenan to win provided no prior wrangle repeats. Bets run 100 to 25 against King. day or date may shift for prudential reasons as managers plan a quiet, family style event. Readers will find updates in our foreign departments as the bout approaches.
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Kino Marcu
John C. Weean
Tom King
Atlantic
Heenan
Sayers
Teenan
King
Farnborough
Shere
Athar
Blair and Stanton clash shapes Cabinet crisis in White House
President contemplates removing Stanton after advice from Francis Blair. Blair urges cabinet reconstruction while Chase enters and resists. Observers note potential upheaval as tensions rise over policy and personnel. The scene ends with lingering unease among officials ahead of next day’s meetings.
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Francis P. Blair
Blare
Hin
Stanton
Blair
Chase
Meade and Lee may clash as war reachs Rapidan
From New York and Washington reports, Meade and Lee are expected to battle before week’s end as Meade’s army advances toward the Rapidan. Dispatches note cavalry vigor and government promptness in soldier pay, while observers discuss Hallick and Meade's views on further operations this winter.
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New York
Washington
Meade
Lee
Rapidan
Polley Island
Tribune
Sumter
Moultrie
Sullivan's Island
Gerald’s Molloy Island
Gellvensd
Col
Butler
North Carolina
Fortress Monroe
Virginia
Richni
Virgginia
Mandle
Mallock
Gettysburg
Telegraph Extension and Civil War Dispatches in November
Reports from St Louis Fort Smith Waldron and Memphis describe telegraph lines extended and orders to hang wire cutters as bushwhackers. Captured rebel officers, paroled men arriving at Annapolis, and a harsh military order closing lines and mobilizing able-bodied citizens alongside a shooting in the St Charles Hotel.
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St. Louis
Fort Smith
McNeil
Waldron
Cooper
Red River
Cara
Memphis
Forrest
Chalmers
Turlbat
Léon Ary Corrs
Minnis
West Tennessee
Marssissippi
United States
Tennessee
Mississippi
Mjor
W Sherman
Department of Tennessee
Uit
Bene Ges. S. A. Hunsnvr
Tuos
Hawks
J. H. Munroe
Cairo
U.S. Grant
Aquanel
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John Brown
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Ruamer
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Stestaship Company
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City of London
City of New
Vier
Pasragh
Tle
London
Mivre
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Roteterdam
Antwerp
Richard Cox
Main Street
Dubuque
Lowa
Ren Fr Tate
4Teck
Jackson House
Fackson
J. Kuventordher
LiNia
Ae John Aurarn
Menor
Lo¢eunt and
7Th Streets
Telegraphic
The
Daily ‘Herald
Bayou Sara
Hurlbut
Des, &c
Monroe
Geo. S. Cooper
Farey Maury
16Th Cavalry Regiment
I Lanry H. Maury
Cork Examiner
Ireland
Jones
Cork
Crewe Lawn
Gov. Yates
Rosecrans
Sherman
Ohio
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Sandusky
Morror
Conway
Col. Shwing
Boutivenrs
Annapolis
Christian Commission
Wasnixday
Richard Busteed
N. Y
U. S
Alabama
Board of Superrivors
Dubuque County
Bates
Burrery
Dopritys
Wpuengus
Bee
Almout
John Christoph
Dyerville
Atake
McCormick
Burton & GO
Christoph
Joan Ciristoph
New Vienna
Geo. W Petera
Wiil
Dubuque Co
Hanks
A. Gleld
Corner Town
Tth
Jobeph
Mogy & Fry
MOFRY
Ory Nal
Merchant’s Exchange
Comoercial Streit
St Louisa
St.louis
J, Newtor
Graham L. Hughes
Succisor O Mughos
Hudeyk Shin
Fel
James Mackay
J, KR. Lytle Mackoy, Lytle & Co., Commission Merchants
Bueimesa
Chestnut & Cemaitl Sties
Tobavco
Dwig
A. Jones & CO
Alvo
Het. Market
Walnutst
Loain
Berthold & Thompson
Washington Avenue
Monongahe Ta Whiskey
Hourbon Fun
Mae
Robertson County
Julius Smith
Macktob Thompson
A. Cummins
Wain Street
John Mulligan
Neroher Sth
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Yweaty-Toird
Vale
Wn. Doran
T. Crotty
J. McGurry
C. Onebel
KR. Gnhnore
Frank Ellie
Summen
Arrang Traina
Chicago
Folter J Freerout
D& Dunleite
Belvidere
Hockford
Freeport
Dunleith
Rockford
N. 9
Talloot G. W. Wonstan
Tam
Urionar Int
Nor
J. N. Kroesen
Main St
Bet
Tuomas Connolly
8Th and
Locust St
Anna MH
Trar
Taos
Cornour, Awe H
L. D, Randall & CO
Bubuque, Iowa
Edward Klingenberg
Obmeco, &c
Towa
7Th
Jackson Streets
Sherwin, Howell and Pratt
Milwaukee
Cash Buysters
East Water St
Grover & Biher
New York State
Vermont
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Gnover & Baker
Kading
Grover & Baker 8, Bf. Co
J. M. Binger & CO
Eherman House
Deo
A. B. Howe
Wheeler & Wilson
Lake Street
Finkle & Lyon
Florence
Jas Unke
Sth
Jonn Woon
Miramy, Jackson
Philadelphia Clothing
Emporium —Or
Frank & Katz
Dubuque, Iowa
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