Strong Democratic Ticket Nominated in Dubuque County
The Dubuque county Democratic ticket, led by Tuvengoume Vehut, is praised as the strongest slate yet, with candidates including Cort for county seat and Richacha as a popular choice. Ex-Gov. Hempstead, treasurer William Stewart, Norman for School Superintendent, Mahony for Sheriff, and Leist for Coroner are highlighted, with Salot named Drainage Commissioner. The piece urges united support, voter turnout, and distribution of Democratic newspapers to soldiers, condemning abolition papers in camps.
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Cristoph
Mer Richacha
Hempstead
William Stewart
Ana
Tfis
Mangold
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Mahony
Dubuque County
Everett
Leist
George Salot
Washington
Old Dubucue
Iowa
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Denies Know Nothing Charge
Judge Woodward, the Democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, faced a renewed claim of former affiliation with the Know Nothing party. a 1852 letter is printed, and he angrily denies the charge. Nearby, Ohio abolition candidate John Brough used harsh language about foreign born citizens, saying Irish Catholics ruined their country and came here to ruin another, fearing only competition.
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Political clash delays support for Con Tuttle
C C Cole withholds backing citing fear of government embarrassment. He blasts Cole as dishonest and an illogical demagogue, mocking him as a pettifogger per Fitz Henry Warren.
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Con. Tuttle
Iowa
Fitz Henry Warren
Democratic County Convention Nominates Ticket
The Democratic County Convention at Waukon nominated a ticket with Wy Cray Chan Pantke Michael Henley James Palmer O S Conkey John Farrell IE O Dayton P C Hanson G T Miller as candidates for State Senate Representative Treasurer and Recorder Sheriff County Judge Coroner and Surveyor and Schools Superintendent and Drainage Commissioner in a large turnout. The convention claimed strong support and harmony among delegates.
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James Palmer
Riot and killing follow Mob attack in New Ti h an
A mob violence in New Ti ahon ends with Dr Seen of Racine and Mr Ballimor disputing a case. Soldiers intervene, a guard escapes to a hotel, a soldier named Anson is killed, and a bystander named Mr RB is also slain. The wounded include Klein Webher and Camimitness. Arrangements are made to bring the body to this city for interment.
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Gelfi
Anson
Klein
Webher
Moeh
Nowie
E - Ee Hwilaws
Siege of Charleston and the Creek fire shells failure
An observer reports on Charleston siege delay due to Creek fire shells misfiring. Shells fired from an elevated gun at thirty eight degrees struck base end and did not explode, with only two exploding in a warehouse and a street. Morris Island hints at time needed for fuses to correct the issue.
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Indian Prisoner Kills Wife Then Fails Suicide
A Davenport incident reports an Indian prisoner who stabbed his wife a butcher knife to end her life and then tried to kill himself. Both victims survived with injuries not deemed dangerous and are recovering. The motive cited was jealousy amid war conditions upsetting the couple.
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General Burnside resigns from War Department
The New York Tribune report from Washington states Gen. Burnside tendered his resignation to the War Department by telegraph after redeeming Tennessee. Supposedly he planned it earlier due to political struggles and government repudiation of his measures. The piece criticizes him as a petty tyrant who clings to power.
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Palace of Selim in Stamboul Destroyed by Fire
Aug 10 dispatch from eve Gavant Terald reports a major blaze at the old palace of Selim near Selim’s Mosque in Stamboul. The Grand Vizier and 3,000 troops were on site as the building burned past 3 PM, leaving only outer walls and charred chimneys. The fire, arising in a fourth Aceddin’s suite, forced the women and servants to flee to the Dolmabaktche rear court, with most belongings lost. precious antiquities had already been moved to Yeniköy. The site’s historic role includes Byzantine Acropolis links and the assassination of Selim III, with the palace later clearing out and serving as a haremlik. The loss extends beyond architecture to art, textiles, and wardrobes, though some valuables had been safeguarded prior to the catastrophe. In a separate note, US reports indicate Secretary Chase resisted Mississippi trade reforms amid a broader push for free trade.
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