Local Newspapers Report Dubuque Herald Circulation Victory
The Lansing Journal notes a large Democratic lead in Allamakee County with a bone vote around one hundred. The McGregor Times estimates Clayton County turnout around 200 to 500, while McGregor reported 660 for a title. Garnavillo nearly tied, with Guttenberg and other areas leaning Republican.
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Garnavillo
Gutrenbere
Jackson County Voting Totals and Local Area Notes
Fragmented OCR lists uneven vote counts and place names in Jackson County including Bellevue Wahsous Monmantheess and Otek. It mentions Creeks and Fork areas with scattered numbers and references to candidates and districts. The text is largely garbled but signals a countywide tally and local geography without a clear outcome.
Adjutant General Baker at Davenport Abolition Meeting
An account describes Adjutant General Baker at a Davenport gathering tied to the Abolition ticket. The piece accuses Baker of betraying his party, praising opposing figures, and selling out for money in New Hampshire and other states.
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Webster County Election Results Highlight GOP Lead
The Dubuque Herald notes Webster county carried by a strong majority with McKonight the Independent winner in the northern district. Regular Republican Lewis Smith defeats Tuttle and Duncombe by about 60 or more, while Boone shows a 140 to 150 edge for Tuttle and Duncombe amid Provo stances and league organizing.
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Emmett
Palo Alto
Boone County
Tuttle
Duncombe
Scott County Vote Tale on Legislative and County Ticket
Correspenitence from Dubuque Mural shows Scott County results for TL M Democratic and Republican candidates. Turtle 1314 Duncombe 1829 Mason Les. Stone 2013 Eastman 2626 Dillon 2642.
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Vets Vote Tallies From Columbus Soldiers
The Cairo Democrat notes voting by Towa soldiers in a military hospital Tuesday. Stone 258, Puts Ue 88, Eastman 286, Dillon 194, Mason 18. Tuttle 2. overall county ticket few Democratic votes. Fourteenth Iowa regiment stationed at Columbus participated.
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Election results and Civil War skirmishes reported in Mesrailiy
The Jackson Mississippian notes the governor and state officials re-elected after elections on the sixth, while reporting a sharp battle on the Big Black where rebels were driven back but forced to retreat after reinforcements. Selma notes claim Brags has 30 000 spare stands of small arms. Four companies of the 2d Town cavalry surround Hernando, capture three ex Memphis policemen involved in steamboat burnings, and possess a price list for destroying river boats. The free prison will be tried by military commission. the vote tally includes Stone 664 Tale toe cavalry.
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Vague bail notice fragment with unclear dates
The fragment references bail terms with vague time spans such as weeks and months and notes prompt execution and satisfaction. Details are incomplete and entities are poorly legible, hindering precise reconstruction of the notice.
Defeat and Retreat of Meade's Army in Virginia
Report from Washington outlines Lee's maneuvers toward Centreville and Bull Run, with Meade's retreat from the Rapidan line to Warrenton Junction. The piece faults Lincoln's war policy, cites heavy Civil War losses, and argues for a stronger, more aggressive campaign against Richmond.
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Lincoln Proclaims 300000 Volunteers as War Rages
The Daily Herald reports Meade’s army holding Centreville with Lee’s forces near Manassas. Lincoln calls 300,000 volunteers, pledging advance pay and bounty, with quotas assigned by the War Department and a January draft if states fail to meet targets. Rebels raid near Bull Run as confinement of lines continues.
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Army Telegrams Describe Confederate Movements and Union Readiness
From Centreville to Manassas Junction reports indicate Lee's army blocked by rain and guarding Maryland crossings while Rosecrans maintains defense. Longstreet commands Georgia troops with Bragg. Federal forces reassessing advance. War Department prepares for possible black enlistment, offering $300 to loyal masters for freeing slaves at term end.
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