29 Nov 1863
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1863
Page
1
A forceful public call rejects despair over national leadership changes, urging unwavering action against a corrupt party. The piece pledges resistance, condemns extortion and brutality, and envisions eventual justice, invoking memory of fallen leaders and a moving tribute to a late commander.
Col Hood former Chattanooga Guardian editor named postmaster at Chattanooga. Gettysburg consecration drew 15 000 attendees. Chicago hosts a mail agents convention demanding higher salaries. Internal revenue through November totals 65 827 58 587. Northern votes favor Democrats, South shows stronger Republican shifts. Minnesota legislature leans Republican. Brigham Young cites Civil War as heavenly visitation. Washington hotels to cost four dollars daily this winter. Maine Supreme Court jurist Rice resigns to lead Kennebec and Wortland railroad. Confederate release of Congressman Anderson tied to Frusten police matter. Anderson to attend House organization meeting.
Matthew Deane confronts Olive Mellen over a widow's unpaid rent inside a red brick house. Olive locks him in, offers a bargain to delay payment, and their tense exchange leads to an unexpected engagement while he learns to curb his temper.
New York reports the British steamer Corsica searched by customs with valuables and rebel mail found aboard. Chattanooga losses cited at 3,000 killed or wounded across Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge actions. Mobile dispatches note Charleston bombardment and extensive destruction including a nigger school. Mississippi River operations describe rebel concentration 5,000 to 10,000 near Port Hudson and attacks near Bayou Teche. Banks in Texas report gains at Copgye Christie and other towns. Libby prison horrors confirmed by surgeons.
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