Warsaw tone notes and agricultural and political items
A long mixed column reports Warsaw growth, climate and farming tips, a note on a cheese factory fire in Dale Wyoming County, and various political and social updates. It mentions Gen Meade’s Georgia ratification, Union Pacific progress, Alfred University exams, and Grant universal suffrage positions with several names and places scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Lima
Senate
Worden
Dale
Wyoming County
M.A. Prentice
Eve
Meade
Georgia
Angelic Reporter Subscription Offer Promoted
An 1868 notice promotes subscription drives for the Angelic Reporter. It offers a reduced rate of 1.50 per year for new subscribers recruited within a month, with forward payment enabling renewal at a lower price. The announcement asserts countywide reach and urges locating new readers to boost circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camerets
Business Prospects in a Slow Trade Season
The Spring months bring scarce money and subdued trade as business activity wanes across the nation. The piece argues the downturn should be viewed as a signal for prudence, not calamity, noting panics arise from speculation while a stable currency would align demand with real needs.
Railroad to Dansville discussed at Geneseo meeting
Avon Geneseo and Mt Morris directors and Mt Morris Burns line leaders met to consider extending the Avon G & Mt Morris railroad toward Dansville. The plan offers four miles to the Mt Morris Groveland line in exchange for completing about 11 miles to Dansville with roughly 135000 dollars already pledged. An executive committee was named to finalize documents. The piece ends with a note on Confederate era violence in Texas under Gen Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Avon, Geneseo & Mt. Morris
Mt. Morris
Burns
Dansville
Charles Shepard
A. I. Wood
George Hyland
Local Notable in County Assists Legal Reform Speech
Fragmentary text references A. N. Couz once editor of Prva tied to law practice at the General Term in Brooklyn. A speech in Washington urged measures related to a disease issue, with unclear dates and locations, dated July 5th, 2866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Couz
Prva
Wes
Lapréese Usart
Brooklyn
End of Impeachment Reflections and Political Fallout
A telegraphic dispatch from May 16 reports the impeachment trial of President Johnson nearing its end. The piece critiques the adjournment and questions bribery, animosity toward Senator Wade, and the political danger to the Republican party. It foresees a push to name Gen. Grant for president and notes Democratic efforts shaping September elections.
House Votes Impeachment Of Johnson In 1868 Trial
A fragmented account outlines the House voting to impeach President Johnson on February 24 1868 with articles adopted in March and the Senate organizing as a court March 4. The trial spanned through May with arguments from Managers and the President’s defense, ending with a final vote on May 16 convicting one article by 35 to 19. It notes Ku Klux Klan suppressions in Tennessee and a brutal murder in Maury county amid the period.
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Wasnieroy
Ballance
Pie
Fowler Fessenden Grimes Henpay Vanwickel
Trumball
Ross
Wilson
Henderson
Senate
Johnson
Wade
Republican Party
Grant
Andrew Coe Ae
Eec
Johnsons
Sénate
Chase
House
Butler
Curtis
Boutwell
Messrs
Stevens
Williams
Bingham
Managéra
Nelson
Groesbeck
Evarts
Stanberry
Brownlow
Thomas
Tennessee
Maury
Shelby
Marshall
PD Eeault
Frances A. Hubbard
Centerville
Allegany County
State of New York
Dianis Gilman
Ogden
Monroe
Ami
Eal Mortenge
Globe Hots
George Dresler
Rukhford
Allegany
New York
County of Allegany
Eald Loi
Timothy Higgins
Slabh
Holland Land Company
Diania Gilman
C. Syotha
Isseawis
Busbiord
N.Y
Supreme Court
Washington County
National Bank OF Fee Ag
Surétiance
Angelica
Aid County
Eulicott
Eiz
Styria Chalus
Future
Gale
Supreme Co
Comey
David Kniggs
Warren
Withey
Many Withey
Leander Mead
Sarah Mead
Tsbananes
Apa
Shenga Allegany County
Bush
Nélson McCole
Rushford
Cancades
East Romaur Wart
Ford
Cancadea Creek
Bebe Pining
Contal
Jang
Davis
UL. Srnme
Exram
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Union Pacific Railroad
Fort Saunders
Omaha
Alfred University
Theodore Tilton
Chas. B. Moss
Washington
Anti Slavery Society
Gen. Grant
Sleo
Joe Coburn
Mike McCoole
Coburn
Harlem
McQuole
Will
American Anti- Slavery Society
General Grant
Missouri
Mary Foote
Misy W Foote
Seneca Falls
Elidha Foote
John Hurd
Grovestreet
Worcester
Mase
Eeday
Business Prospects
Hamilton
Texas
Hancock
Peech
Rik Ba Ald
Owage
Baa Pdent
Bornalleville
Normal Music School
Allegany Academy of Music
Fi Bmendelop
Jace
Sesason
E Jay
James Baxter
A, M, Johnson
Setelon Vail
Crandall
Allegany Academy of
Pierce & Allen
A. T. Wilson
Cxannvator
Hanxoocs
Spring Goode
Loris Taos
Devorssr
W. J. Demonxsr
Broadway
Epring
Lonrineinete Clenshtur
Wawige
Frost Grewere
Tom Lapt
Jon Suxa
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Elizabeth Prestt
Amanda M. Douglas
August Bell
Miss Muzzey
Henry Wood
Louise Chandler Moulton
Florence Percy
Margaret Hosmer
Lapr
Deacon & Peterson
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Westzan Traverens
West
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Grand Tronk
Great Waatern
Wellsville
H. Wilcox
OH Aokerman
Ackerman & Son
Starza Internat
Reron's
Ofvice
Newsons
Kawrna
Norce
Tates
Alleran
Waris
Jane
Rade
Wiellavill
J. Averell
Andrew H. Rutherford
Allen
George W. Wi
County of
James Wilson
Gaid Road
Taylor and Wileon
Allegany Culinty
Gald
Cimirica Powell
Notico
Him
M. Traxt
Atty, Pike
Sheriff’s Sale
Tomy
Many J
Jenk V
Alvin C. Jackson
Ancelica
Moon
Main Street
Hornells
Ville
I Pier
Bothwell
Province of
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
Oil Creek
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Spencer
Indiana
Ohio
Hornebgville
I. W
Asalgnee
Banknurrey
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Thornellaville
Ephraim Meeks
Almond
District Court
Rodney Dennis
Bankxurter
A. T
Hornellsville
Hercy
Tont-Ae Neelsnoo
Oliver-P—Coats_o potty
Allerary
New Yor
Ignec
Wolcott Hatch
Anenany
Pereyas
Ducal C. Ward
Elizabetia Ward
Earl Te Te Ee
Gregory Metcalf
Allegany Co
Daniel Lammie
Freedom
Harilla Metcalf
Northira
Georrge Keller
Cuba
N. Y
District Court of
Eaid
Wilbex F. Bement
Aagionee
Agelica
Iver
Dentrct
Bacay
Tocal
Exchange Hotel
Tos
Mee
Gus Toner
I. F. Chase
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