Irish Liberty Rumors and Fenian Moves Stir Nations
Late reports note large Irish volunteers ready to march for liberty as negotiations with the United States for recognition of the rebellion unfold. The treasurer’s gold is restored to Richmond banks, while Fenian activity and anti British sentiment surge across New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Willion
Sir Frederick Bruce
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Madden
New York
Frederick Cruce
Secretary of the Treasury
Spain
Peru
Fond du Lac
Wis
Nock Hiver
Lake
Horicon
Daake Horicon
Louisville
Verrin ML Stith
Centreville
Michigan
Kalamazoo College
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Cajon
Riechester
Gen. Grant
Jed. Davis
Petrieval
Retineny
Surratt
Treasury of
Te United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Pope
Warts Hidgely
Abercrombie
Miselesippol
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Powder River
Fort Kearney
Denver City
Fort Laramie
Fort Riley
Amona
Senate and House Actions on Reconstruction and Freedmen’s Bureau
On the 26th in the Senate Mesars Sherman and Trumbull spoke on reconstruction with the latter defending the President. In the House a bill to continue the Freedmen's Bureau Act was introduced. The Reconstruction Committee reported a constitutional amendment granting Congress power to secure citizenship and equal protection across states. On the 27th the Senate militia bill was amended and a resolution sought President information on provisional governors of the rebellious states, amid debates over excluding Southern Congressmen until Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mesars
Sherman
Trumbull
House
Freedmen’s Bureau
Reconstruction Committee
Congress
Debates on Representation and Constitutional Amendments
The House and Senate discuss seating Southern representatives and a constitutional amendment to grant Congress authority to secure citizens’ privileges. Reports cover trade with British North American Provinces, militia disbanding in rebel states, and rights protection bills. A Niagara ship canal bill and a Georgia suffrage petition also appear among actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Mexico
Napoleon
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Terry
South Carolina
Mesers
Nye
Stewart
Nevada
Fessenden
House
Bingham
Conkling
Messrs
Johnson
Wade
United States
Meyers
Raymond
New York
Rogers
New Jersey
Cook
Iinoix
Atlantic and
Facine
Springfield
Missouri
Lane
Kaneas
Cowan
Doolittle
Morgan
Nesmith
Norton
van Winkle
Garrett Davis
Committee On
Niagara
Georgia
Plunging tragedies and accidents crowd late reports
A mixed panorama of calamities and oddities from across the nation. A five person Bradford family freezes to death on a Plaings ice road in Adama Massachusetts while a mother Elizabeth Powers perishes trying to rescue her child on the track. A Cleveland freight train fire consumes eight cars of carbon oil. a Rockefiller Andrews claim accompanies a suicide pact with the woman. Detroit, Midletonstown and Chicago fatalities abound from boiler explosions, machine injuries, and armed robberies. A detailed roundup notes rail and river disasters, strange lawsuits, and local oddities from across the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Powers
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Cleveland
Rockefiller & Andrews
Wm. Thompson
Michigan Central Road
Detroit
J. & H. J. Meilly
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Canal
Union Canal
St. Louis
Peytona
Luna
Leviathan
Dictator
Williams
Geneseo
Snyder
Matt Snyder
Chicago
New Buffalo
Mich
Ray
Wallet Finders Restored Owner's $600 Stolen Goods
Two men found a wallet containing 600 in hand papers and tracked the owner across the city until they located him and returned the property. He rewarded them with 25 cents in currency for the aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Manchester Mirror
New Gift Concert book offers free copy by mail
Announcement lists many topics to be included in a new Gift Concert book and states it will be sent free to subscribers who mail their address with a postage stamp. The piece endorses Martin O'Brien of 122 Dearborn Street Chicago and praises his reliability and plan for a credible enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Long
Louisville
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
New York
York
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
United States
China
Ilinois
Egypt
Sangany
Sangamon
Greene
St. Clair
Levi Day
Gov. Ford
John Mears
David Blackwell
Mr. Day
Ford
Montana
Richmond
Baxter
Chicago
P.O
M. O’brien
Dearborn Street
Hlinoig
Martin O'Brien
Chicago Republican
Columbian Gin advertised as superior home made liquor
The advertisement touts Columbian Gin as a superior American malt spirit with Italian juniper berries. It claims no quack medicine status, notes high import duties on imports, cites Doctor Blaney's praise, and lists W F Shufeldt and Co and others in Chicago and Detroit for sale and related products. Local dealers and addresses are provided.
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Washington Special
McCulloch
Enieon
Union Party
Retenhis
Voth Street
Baltimore
Tron and Steel
Win C
Colorado
Jewett
Tennessee
Grant
O'Mahony
Brotherhood
Cuba
Dublin
Island
St. Thomas
Washington
Capitol
John C. Patterson
St. Patrick's Day
Mississippi River
Allison
Rock River
Mississippi
B.D. Weshburne
Committee On Commerce
Clogan
Price
Missisippi River
Tock Island
Harding
Mindis
Ohio Rivers
Donnelly
St. Anthony
Minneapolis
Minn
Committee On Public Lands
Hogan
KR. I
Quartermaster Gen. Meigs
Jane G. Swisshelm
Seneca Falls Company
Enniskillen
Canada
Sane
el Paso
Chihuahua
Bloomington
Wilmington
Marseilles
Fremont
Ohio
Sandusky
Morris Fire and Inland Insurance Company
George Finch
Thomas Murphy
Tresendorff
Sandwich Island
Morning Star
British Columbia
Montreal
Virginia City
Langford
Salisbury
Canada Gate
Reverdy Johnson
General Grant
Fred Douglass
Orr
Council of Canada
Clinton
Omaha
United States Senate
Henry Ward Beecher
Friends of the President
Andrew Johnson
Knoxville
Tenn
Bunker Hil
Congressional
Bradford
Adam Shoemaker
Huntingdon Furnace
Adam
Buffalo Courier
Fondua Lac
London
Scotland
Cain
Abel
Maximilian
Rhode Island
Ioothe
Mascatine
Buffalo
Quebec
John Phenix
University of Michigan
New Orleans
Galveston
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Southwest
Muscatine Journal
Liverpool
Zoological Gardens
Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
C. F. Brough
Dubuque
Justice of the Peace
Philadelphia
Salem
Mags
Daughers-In
Boston
State of
England
Little
Long
Westminster County
Doctor Blaney
W.f.shufeldt & CO
Water St
Jupgon K
N. F. Merrill’s
Randulph Street
America
Alfred L. Sewell
Chileago
Illinosia
N. Y. Mills
Appleton A
Delaines
Manchester
Amoskeag
Cmeace
Java
Malaga
N. F. Merrill
Randelph
Chiecaga P. D
U.S
Dearborn St
Europe
Baldwin
Carroll & CO
McCogmice
Caricago
Illinois
DR. Swain
Bourbon
Swain
Fairbanks
OAL Hs
Greenleaf
Os. We
Lake Starr
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