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09 Sep 1863
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1863
Page
1
Local clipping shows partial text about a person named Jthtnieng fe and details unreadable. The fragment hints at a place or event but lacks clear actions, dates, or affiliations to form a full item.
A major blaze swept through Medregor destroying shops and homes, leaving ashes and losses estimated around 2K I00 or more. The fire damaged numerous businesses including clothing, groceries, tobacco, and printing offices, with calls to continue operations in a new location and rebuild the brick structures.
A dubious war veteran praises Stone's nomination while party loyalists lean toward competing factions. Franklin County readers hear of a slanderous Chicago Tribune stance, a kin killed by a marauding expedition, Quan trel’s revenge vow, and a Springfield Republican meeting that underperformed against June Democratic turnout.
OV. SEYMOTRAT HOME Cov Sesioir is on a brief visit to his hers ittive. On Monday One Peeple terned omic ueryes , welcome hin. They jrather end in the spuuee front ine Dacre's Totel where dhe gerne. Ihe roomie. This fragmentary report covers Gov. Seymour's speech urging unity, lawful conduct, and support for draft relief, praising loyal citizens and warning against violence while seeking restoration of peace and the Union.
Despatches report Confederate pressure in Poland and Union skirmishes along the Rappahannock. Major Pryor wounded in a cavalry ambush as 2d Ohio men return to lines. Gen Purnside’s dispatches describe Knoxville advance and East Tennessee clear to Centtucoza with trestle destruction planned on the Young Railroad. Scotia sails from Liverpool with sanitary news.
Evening report from Newark New York Sept s states the 33d New York regiment reached maximum strength after large bounties and is under marching orders. Desertions forced use of a guard of regulars then Vermont volunteers to control them. A raw recruit crowd was fired on by Vermonters. three killed one wounded. Baltimore Sept s Gen Schenck orders suppression of substitute agencies to aid draft and recruitment. Bath two companies of Pennsylvania cavalry repelled a Confederate force and a pursuit was started with unknown success.
From Liverroor to Atlanta and Port Wagner reports a steady Confederate loan at 26 21 discount, U S bonds at 724, and ongoing coastal bombardments. News items quote Richmond Examiner on Port Wagner Crege and Sumpter bombardments, plus local militia mobilization and Arkansas-Tennessee actions as Confederate forces gain a victory near Little Rock and prepare for possible attacks on Mobile.
The Adriatic reports from Cape Race include claims the Confederate Alabama sunk the US steamer Vanderbilt, and editorials warn against Confederate rams. Warsaw censorship ends, Mousican expedition medals decree, German unrest feared, Russians exile a thousand villagers, and Spanish recognition talks falter over Cubs and Puerto Rico. The Times questions naval use of armored frigates.
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