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Newspaper
Weekly Times
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1861
Page
2
Slidell Ad The Qued Copy Circulation Claim
An early ad copy claims a larger circulation than any other journal in Northern Iowa. The notice notes demand for advance payment in all instances and mentions a price of 1008 dollars in the context of the paper’s reach and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AarThis
Iowa
Consequences of the capture of Mason and Suipert
The article notes the capture unsettles Lord Lroxs while diplomacy keeps dignity. It discusses belligerent right of search, confiscation of dispatches, and legality of seizing Mason and Suipert aboard a British steamer. New York Tribune reports U S election returns for Secretary of State and Canal Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Suipert
Lord Lroxs
Wiees
Kur
Sae
Walxas
England
Lord Lewis
Marie
Trent
Ssipess
Witges
New York
New York Tribune
Ballard
Union
Jones
Tellmadge
Brace
Wright
Dem
Majority
North State resurgence fuels Union sentiment in Confederacy
Dispatches report a North State convention at Hatteras with forty five counties represented. They repudiated secession, elected a provisional governor, adopted the 1866 Constitution, and pledged a special election to select U S Congress members. The movement boosts Union prospects in Western Virginia and South Carolina as Port Royal and Beaufort fall.
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Union
Hatteras
M. N Tatton
United States Congress
Virginia
Kanawha
Caroline
Sach
North Carolina
South Carolina
Port Royal
Beaufort
Gulf States
Loyal Laurens Case Parallels in Seizure of Rebels
A historical parallel is drawn between Henry Laurens and modern events as the English navy seized Laurens from a Dutch vessel off the American coast. Laurens, President of the American Congress, was imprisoned in the Tower for fifteen months after being captured by Captain Karras on the Vestal. The piece notes England’s lack of apology or war declaration over Dutch support and side deals, arguing similar restraint in current actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Honor Lavasas
American Congress
Congress
Holland
Karras
Vestal
San Jacinto
Wixss
Lavasas
England
Newgate
New Jersey
New York Times
Henry Laurens
T'am
L and Council
Tower
Lavazis
Mason
Slidell
Fort Warren
Mr. Lavesas
Veesel
America
United States
New England
Roxen
Fleet
Tom Martin
Neddy
Mr. Roker
Fox Under
Willows
Mississippi
Ander Old Scott
Thakeo
Heesys Aman
Recrenty
Fraser
Battle at Frederickton disputed by union and Hereld
A Maryland News correspondent denies the report of a Federal defeat at Frederickton, claiming six hundred killed and wounded in a rebel victory. The piece mocks the Hereld for misrepresenting battles and recounts reflections on aging, memory, and time, interwoven with Civil War era comments and local notices from Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Frederickton
Clafess
Union Mas
Dubuque
Jary. Davis & Co
Naval Blows and Forts Fall in Port Royal Campaign
A Northern paper recalls the push to Richmond criticizing Secretary Waters yet praising naval energy. It notes hits at Hatters, the fall of Forts Walker and Beauregard on the 7th, and the capture of Mason and Stupanx the next day, affirming the navy as a powerful tool against secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Waters
Cmnmon
Hatteres
Port Royal
Walker
Beauregard
Mason
Stupanx
He Has Dose Sr. Seastor Mason in Boston for Fort Warren
Virginia figure Seastor Mason told Boston audiences he would not return until making an official visit for the Southern Confederacy. He has gone to Boston to represent the Confederacy at Fort Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dose Sr
Seastor Mason
Virginia
Boston
Fort Warren
Iowa Appointing Authorities Shake Up Volunteer Ranks
Major Tuomas J. McKean of Linn county has been appointed Brigadier General of volunteers and Rozen Serra of Linn county named Paymaster of volunteers. McKean is an experienced soldier and his appointment is viewed with high regard.
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Iowa
Tuomas J. McKean
Lian County
Rozen Serra
Maj. McKean
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