24 Nov 1864
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1864
Page
1
The hubuque Herald notes Gen Canby's death report is false and Ele is recovering. Editorials attack Grove related errors and denounce broad state conventions. Cabotage loss and naval blockades are mentioned along with South American dispatches and Greeley boat prospects.
A fragmented report notes concerns about an individual named Lan and references a public notice approach. It mentions Tipton and a portico as context and hints at safety and endorsement considerations regarding a travel or movement incident.
Washington dispatches describe rumors of Sheridan’s retreat to the Potomac and Markey’s army occupying the Valley. The piece contends Atlanta’s fall yields no lasting gains and notes Confederate efforts to block Sherman’s advance toward Lynchburg while fearing Union cooperation with Grant.
Telegraphic dispatches from Nov 23 report Gen Canby improving at Washington. Sherman’s forces reportedly within 25 to 50 miles of Macon Georgia with unobstructed march and the city believed to fall soon. Hood and Stewart corps remain active around Florence Alabama. reports of Confederates preparing for possible offensives.
Havana advices report Cortinas capitulation at Matamoras, 21 cannon and 10,000 troops shaping a peace on the frontier. Rebels offer to return arms. American consul to restore guns. Vessel papers seized and crew forced toward Havana. possible rebel service. News touches gold prices, Grant and Sheridan troop movements, and captures along the Shenandoah.
An circulating medical advertisement claims Dr Ricord of Paris offers a four week life restoring treatment. It touts permanent effects and urges marriage prospects to purchase Wicard’s Language of Life, with price details and an agent in New York.
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