Odell and Quay in Judicial District Debate
A letter harshly critiques Odell and Quay over the new Judicial District and bounty tax exemptions. It accuses Odell of instigation against Quay, details voting splits on the bounty bill, and calls for Odell to align with Quay. The piece laments miscommunication and urges reconciliation.
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Opett
Odell
Odela
Wieb
Quay
Jauch & Fent
Quayen
Gilmore
Washington
Dadell
Reiley
Pattirned
Abe
Odell'é
Ula
Jowinn
Bett
Hovissé
United, States of America
Congress
District of Columbia
Caful
Ion
Maryland
Estat Hosatio N. Kexxkpy
Chippewan, Beaver Co
Sam’e
Magaw
Jando
Briga
Chamberlin Nominated for Judge Post Praised for Dignity
The editorial lauds Hon. Chamberlin of New Brighton as a refined and principled lawyer. It notes he declined to seek bar support or influence appointments and commends his independence and justice. Mention is made of A. W. Acheon of Washington County as another worthy candidate under consideration.
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Beaver
Washington
Iothia
Lave
Chamberlin
New Brighton
Heither
Bia
Chamberlinir Leeds
Noralty
A. W. Acheon
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Cordingly
Pitsburg
Delaward
Pike
Ile
Milford Herald
Fenney
Gov. Bross
Tilinoia
Exire
Soncaum MoLassis
Albacon
Hamrat
Guam
Zales
Repeal of State tax and fiscal reform debated in Harrisburg
A Harrisburg legislative push argues to repeal or suspend the three mill state tax, claiming it would balance state finances and reduce burdens on taxpayers. The plea stresses that shifting revenue from corporations will ease costs and prove Republican governance beneficial to finances.
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Harrisburg
Union Party
Pennay
Ivania
Atill
Ube
Democrati
Trua
Inthia
Beaver
Pennsylania
Rachel Hazen
Ani
Tolwit
Mary Brown
Susannah Woods
Ann
John Trover
Elizabeth
Eber Wickham
Bimme
Stsannsh Wickham
Jos. Ledlie
Gorzanon Cortix Returns After Cuban Health Break
Report states Gorzanon Cortix has recovered health after a trip to Cuba though forced return curtailed final recovery. Senator Don Cessna announced that the majority of delegates voted in Bedford County for Gov on a recent day, reflecting party activity.
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Gorzanon Cortix Havin
Amprov
Reavon
Cuba
Don Cessna
Bedford
Gove
Debate over soldier bounty tax exemptions and Freedmen’s Bureau powers
The discussion centers on exemptions for soldiers from taxation under bounty laws and resistance to Confederate sympathies. Members criticize politicians and highlight congressional bills on freedmen, imposition of penalties, and Federal aid. The Senate debates credentials of William Marvin from Florida, while the House receives Treasury communications and considers naval appropriations, amendments to shrink federal estimates, and inquiries into currency and wages.
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Congress
Cnate
Shumner
Entittlé
William Marvin
Florida
Ald Sune
Sherman
Ais
Senate
Adjyurad
Secretary of Treasury
Carriera
Treasury
Union
Sedvey
Ieland
Portemont
DN. I. Navy
Rice
Naval Committee
Mexices Deming
Smith
Ube House
Justice to t1% OFENDERS and the Union Governors and preservers
Fragmented historical letter arguing for a tax exemption for bounty payments tied to Civil War draft avoidance. It urges passage of Quay's bill to relieve the commonwealth from debt incurred by military bounties and praises diplomatic context surrounding Portuza and Johnson's administration.
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Tre Nion
Quay
United States
Commonwealth
Paris
Newark Advertiser
Bigelow
Johnson
Reconstruction measures and army plan dominate Washington dispatches
Reports detail Senate debate on a large appropriation bill and a proposed civil rights act. General Howard leads a push on a Davis court martial and colonization plans surface from the Freedmen Bureau as Congress considers reorganizing the regular army and funding reconstruction efforts.
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Aly
Barada
Pha Baen
Moin Oy
Howard
Senate
Lars
Benate
Balfito
Riors
Raymond Thas
Iit
Jefferson Dalvis
Paski
Oxbortih
Ficcadments Bureau
Frorita
Hela
Ila
South
Pomexeo
Cua
Guthrid
Wad and
Henderson
Colise
Broor
James S. Brisbin
Congress
vAhres
Gorerald
Garerals
Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania News Notes and Reactions
The piece surveys wartime economic strain and price inflation across markets. It cites Gov. Bross of Illinois and Vallandigham's stance on democracy, plus Pennsylvania figures debating liquor laws and Gettysburg painting funds. It references a Wheeling incident, a libel case verdict, and President Johnson’s administration handling.
Robin Shermer Ejected From Office Claim
Local report notes Hon Robin Shermer, described as United States Seestor from Ohio, has been ejected amid political controversy. Details unclear in fragmented OCR.
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Robin Shermer
United ‘States
Ohio
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