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Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1863

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Corning Resigns From Congress Amid Health and Business Strain

From Albany October 6 Erastus Corning resigns as Member of Congress citing ill health and business pressures. Dispatches relay Confederate movements and Union morale lines with reports of Burnside’s area control and Rosecrans’ communications. ships bring 220 sick and wounded to port.

New York Cosmopolitan Hilton Mortis Island Beaufort Tortugas Dilton Itand Key West St. Augustine Fernanda Fla Albany Jon Erastus Corning Congress

Movement of Gen Gilmore HQ to Folly Island Reported

The Post cites Fulton arrival from Charleston with claims that Gen Gilmore moved headquarters from Morris Island to Folly Island due to beach erosion and sanitary concerns. Rebels counterfire from Mort Sumter ruins prompts gunfire improvements and possible fireproof batteries. Gen Gilmore’s Morris Island operations proceed with Cumming's Point battery ready to shelter troops and Wagner protected. Naval support and plans for Greek fire experiments are noted amid calls against Admiral Dahlgren.

New York Fulton Charleston Gilmore Morris Island Folly Island Kas Island Mort Sumter Sumpter Cumming’s Point Wagner Navy Dahlgren Farragut

Goon Seizes Command of Fleet at Charles Town Harbor

Reports state command of the fleet at Charles Town Harbor has been taken with strong confidence in a successful outcome for operations there. The Washington correspondent notes a ban on Maryland slave enlistment and a policy to limit telegraphing Army news from Rosecrans' forces. The Lizzie Davis, a rebel blockade runner, was captured by the San Jacinto after a two hour chase, bound Havana to Mobile with lead and other rebel materials aboard.

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Guerilla Raids and Civil War Dispatches Across Multiple Fronts

The report details guerrilla raids near Langley and Fairfax Court House, with artillery in play and guards repelling the attackers. Maj. Gen. Hancock forecasts no army relief for weeks due to a healing wound. Nashville dispatches describe rail bridges burned and rebel cavalry movements near Murfreesboro and Stone River. Federal forces counterattack near McMinnville, capturing equipment and prisoners, while Wheeler’s Confederates threaten Murfreesboro and Rosecrans’s rail link. Across Washington, a district judge appointment in Kansas is announced, and the Grand Lodge of A J A Masons convenes with prominent visitors and full attendance.

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Rebel Col Daniel Graham Arrested En Route South

Special Dispatches report Col Daniel Graham chief of Gen Morgan's staff is arrested here on an irresponsible parole from Camp Chase while traveling south. Gen Tyler allows the Baltimore Daily Gazette to resume with publishers kept away from Baltimore. Blair's Maryland speech denounces abolitionist revolutionary schemes.

Daniel Graham Morgan Camp Chase Tyler Baltimore Daily Gazette Baltimore Blair Maryland

Two Revolutionary Movements Challenge Lincoln Policy

The speaker argues the war aims must avoid destroying State lines and warns the President faces two revolutionary currents. One seeks nullification to destroy the Union and form a Southern Confederacy, the other abolitionists push to disfranchise the South under emancipation. He suggests possible cooperation between them and foreign interests.

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