Union League enlistment push sparks urging draft dodge
The Dubuque Herald urges readers to join the Union League, noting banners against secession and boasted loyalty. It questions leaders and calls for gradual enlistment, warning drafts and urging support to resist the Confederacy within constitutional bounds.
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Union League
Game Union League
Steradd
Dey Guibert
Heo
Galena Loyal League
Washington Square
Dabuggne
Ising
Bissell
Confederacy
Zoo
Cedar Valley Railroad urged by local editor in 19th century plea
The Cedar Valley Road endorses the Cedar Valley and Minneapolis Railroad proposal urging local county leaders and citizens to back the project. It argues capital and willing investors exist and that residents along the line can supply the road bed and form a company to construct and finance the line. It asks Dobrayne and Seasamin in the city to show interest.
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Cedar Valley
Charles City
Lloyd Counts
Hivtn
Minnépolis
Tne
Dobrayne Its
Hin
Poor Sewing Girls Face Harsh Wages and Exploitation
The sermon about rebel sympathies prompts Mr Beecher to survey his own congregation for complicity in urban poverty. The article laments low pay, high board costs, and long hours for New York’s female workers, calling for accountability of local contractors and church leaders.
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Beecher
Rebcs
New York
Tacenta
Brooklye
North
Wiese
Cumberland Gap Route Inter rupted
Postings from Nov 19 report the Cumberland Gap line blocked with no fresh news from Knoxville or Cumberland Gap. Telegraph messages describe monitors near Sumter and Burnside fortifications, while western Virginia skirmishes are denied as decisive. Reports from Richmond and New York indicate prisoner transfers, currency issues, and strategic moves as the war forces continue?
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Rucker
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Fort Groge
Cooper's
Dix
Herald
Washington
Tih
Burnside
East Tennessee
Richmond Examiner
Trebel
Yanikers
Jugusville
Lee County
Masonic
Gilmore
Fort Grego
Gen. Lee
Vera Cruz
Europa
Meagher
Fort Monroe
Mobile
Colorado
Geneseo
Morning Star
New Orleans
Hasaca
Banks
Binkis Island
Brownsville
Point Jaavelle
San Antonio
Virginia
Lerald
Rio Grande
France
A.B. Burnside
Cumberland Gap
Severa
Parson Brownlow
Barbersville
New York Central plans five percent semiannual dividend
Nov 20 1864 The Directors of the New York Central Railroad meet in New York to declare a semiannual dividend for the six months ended January 8th 1864 of five percent with hope to maintain the rate. Also reports from Kentucky and California cover Gen Harteoff’s injury and court martial duties in Cincinnati and early Idaho election results.
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