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Newspaper

Linn County Register

Location

Marion, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1863

Page

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Affair at Charleston and sharp Civil War actions reported

Official dispatches from Admiral Dupont reiterate the Charleston engagement. Mercedita and Keystone sustained damage. Mendota and Housatonic engaged as ram attacks unfolded. One ram's steam explosion crippled Mendota while Keystones’ steam chests were struck. casualties and wreckage noted amid early fog and river currents.

Charleston Dupont Sleetwagen Mercedita Key Stone Port Royal Mendota

Exploits of the Queen of the West in Confederate River Action

Special dispatch notes the steam ram Queen of the West commanded by Captain Sutherland with Col. Elliott as it ran down toward Vicksburg while exchanging fire with rebel batteries. The ship was hit twelve times but the crew reported no injuries and continued toward the canal landing. The plan includes followup by the ram Monarch and potential aid from iron clads to keep the river open. General Rosecrans is praised for discipline and leadership amidst ongoing Civil War efforts.

Attug Mauri Yazoo Riven Noaro US Hoserray Sir Yurio Cape, Sutherland Col. Elliott Vicksburg Grand Junction Eprronz Sherman Vicksburgh Kentucky Shiloh Slalleck Battle of Boeil Banks Grant Lagrange Jackson Wither A. Ward Esq Napoleon Law Chicago Tribune McClernand Rosecrans Army of the Potomac Burnside Lee McClellan Scott Lyon Pope Gen Villoigne Stonewall Jackson Fremont Hooker Tran Leo Richmond Lincoln Gen. Unileck Tudigna Mims Ohio Pennsylvania New York Congress Sone Cromwell Phare Viesro Cutillues Lann

Sherman Defended as War News Echoes in Iowa Letter

In a January 1688 dispatch from Grand Junction Iowa the writer discusses Gen Sherman and his perceived strengths and flaws. The letter contrasts Federal leaders including Grant Rosecrans and McClellan, and laments press bias while urging decisive action against Confederate forces near Vicksburg and Jackson. The author criticizes Lincoln era politics and hints at military and political upheaval across the North.

Democratic mobocrats attack reformers in heated political rhetoric

A long denunciation targets Democrats as mobocrats and traitors, accusing them of violence and corruption. The piece cites Sumner, Butler, and Dubuque Herald as examples, labeling opponents as pro slavery and urging patriotic resistance during national trials.

Mr. Borton Democrata Sumner Abraham Liveulo Dubuque Butler Dubuge Herald Pat iv Law

Vicksburg Cut Off By Canal Soil Meets Hard Clay Bed

The United States Commission reports that beneath ordinary soil in the Mississippi valley lies a hard blue clay layer. A canal across the peninsula could underlay the land, potentially turning Vicksburg into an inland city by deepening the river channel or failing if the neck remains a clay deposit.

Vicksburg United States Commission Mississippi Valley Willosb Viessburg Vicksbatygani

Parole Sheet Mapped From 1803 Prisoner Document

A scanned fragment shows a 1803 prisoner of war parole dated to Forts and commanders. The text claims Brig General Foxrusy holds a group from the Confederate States Army and discusses parole terms and anticipated exchanges. It comments on General Gunspiker and a surge of ready paroles tied to a broader raid narrative.

Stutes Arny N.B Foxrusy Stracs Advange

Peace Meeting at Crab Apple School House Sparks Heated Debate

A 4th inst peace meeting at Crab Apple school house drew speakers like Justin Johnson and Sam Durham who condemned treason and Lincoln, while petition supporters urged immediate peace and warned of treasonous aims, as Dem papers and Farrbanks scales were praised.

Crab Apple School Goodwin Taylor Joel Courtney House Jutin Johnson Alex Paul Hale Jin Brown Sam Durham Steaco Duff Davis Himes Abe Lincoln Dore Democratic Sam Durhan Linh County Leon Dubugne Jerald Dhe Muscatine Gonriay Conmitttes Euyg Aiguers Snd Congress

Governor Cannon Urges Emancipation in Delaware

The Delaware governor argues emancipation is humane and financially beneficial. He weighs direct emancipation versus laws affecting future born slaves, favors a prospective freedom law with compensation if Congress offers. He notes land value may rise more than slave prices and warns of risks in owning enslaved people.

Gov. I Cannon Delaware Congress

Deep Civil War Era Dispatches and Political Turmoil

A sprawling Carol of wartime items reports rising brown sugar prices in the city and a large financial figure for the domestic market. It notes protests and loyalties, court filings, political reshuffles, and military leadership shifts, including Hooker’s push for discipline and reform within the Army of the Potomac.

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