Senatorial Clerk Appointed From Gettysburg Hero
A Friday Senate vote unanimously approved a resolution appointing Jum L. Buns of Gettysburg as Assistant Door Keeper. The Gettysburg Railroad project expansion plans were discussed, with York, Columbia, and Waynesboro routes proposed to connect Maryland to Cumberland and extend toward Nashville and the South.
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Arrest of Horse Thieves Reported Near Hookstown
Two young men from Columbia and Vermont were arrested by Officer Rorzin after being found with two stolen horses and a sleigh in Baltimore County. They admitted taking the sleigh from a hotel front and driving seven to eight miles before it broke. They are jailed pending further hearing. A second theft near New Oxford saw two horses stolen with a $100 reward offered for their capture or conviction.
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Our Choice For Governor In Old Keyetune
The piece endorses Maj. Gen. Joan W. Geany as the gubernatorial candidate, praising his Civil War leadership including Gettysburg Lookout Mountain and the Carolinas campaigns, and urging loyalty to the Union. It also notes a scientific lecture series at Pennsylvania College by Prof. Maye and announces Valentine offerings by E. H. Minnizh opposite the Lutheran Church in Chambersburg Street.
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Secretaries Seward voyage home after four weeks abroad
Secretary Seward and his son returned to Washington on the 28th after a sed voyage lasting four weeks. They visited St Thomas, Santa Cruz, St Dochuzo, Port au Prince, Havana, and received cordial welcomes from authorities and people. Mr Seward met with Gen Santa Anna at St Thomas on Mexican affairs and they noted health improvements in the family.
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Severe Weather and Fires Across Regions Reported
Fortnight weather on the Pacific coast brings extreme conditions with heavy snow on mountains and disrupted communications. A major Franklin, Pa fire destroys 24 buildings including the post office and theater. losses near $500,000. Other items note smallpox spread, Mexico earthquakes, emigration to the U S, and military district consolidations.
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Fubsuary Highlights and Washington View in Demorest’s
Demorest’s Monthly Magazine announces its February issue with a fine steel engraving showing a bird’s eye view of Washington. The feature notes Grant’s generous $5,009 donation toward a Metropolitan Church in Washington, plus remarks on the church’s planned grandeur.
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Market Prices and Goods Listing from Martinsburg
An OCR fragment lists commodities and prices including superfine flour, white wheat, flax seed, barley, and various meats. Names appear erratic with scattered figures such as 3 for superfine flour and 60 for red wheat, along with partial dates and seller references.
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