Liberal inducements to agents for the Argus year
An advertisement invites agents to recruit new subscribers for the Argus in 1866 with reduced advance payments. New subscribers pay 1.75 dollars for the paper, five or more get a free year, ten or more earn the paper free, and twenty lead to Raymon d's Life of Lincoln. Old subscribers must pay up by year end or incur late charges. The note explains the paper costs and urges countywide solicitation.
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Wistar
Argus
Toons
the Argus
Raymond
Lincoln
Lales
Congress Must Deliberate To Preserve The Nation
A historical briefing argues that the upcoming Congress session in Washington must act wisely to restore unity and ensure justice. It urges independence from party biases, preservation of the Union, and a frame that addresses slavery, reconstruction, and lasting national welfare.
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Congress
Washington
Adams
Franklin
Hancock
Senators and House Members From State Cited in Election Contests
The report notes the Senate as 88 Union 11 Democrat and the House as 143 Union 41 Democrat with several Democrats expected to be ousted on contest. The state’s delegation may reshuffle but Democrats are unlikely to block national legislation next Congress.
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Conanita
Senate of the
United States
Union
Democrate
House—Union
Bhe
Cawoon
Phid
Democrata
Senator Kelley Emerges as Favored Speaker Candidate
The article portrays Kelley as a strong, active party figure with a background as a farmer and decorated veteran. It notes his two-term legislative record and broad support across the state, projecting him as a capable presiding officer candidate likely to withdraw rivals before the decisive election.
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Marty
Mari
Ajbri
Fragmentary Civil War recollection of regimental action
An eyewitness account describes a regiment's delayed surprise by the enemy during a battle. It notes prior support for the 28th Massachusetts, the right wing's open-fire maneuver, and the perilous moment emerging from smoke to engage the foe. Casualties and leadership shifts are implied.
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Akaus
R Bette
Wraser
Fraser
General Logan’s Views on Maximilian and Civil War Politics
General Logan condemns Maximilian and urges his removal from Mexico in a Brooklyn speech. The discussion shifts to Ohio and Iowa election returns, noting soldiers’ votes and a Democratic effort to label a ticket as “The Soldiers’ Ticket.” An amendment update shows twenty five legislatures ratifying the Civil War era Constitutional Amendment to abolish slavery, with California anticipated to follow.
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Ohio
Morgan
Cox Alexander Long
Ilowa
Tone. Me
California
Governor Currin's Illness Delays Executive Duties in Harrisburg
The report states Governor Currin arrived home in Harrisburg but is too ill to tend to executive duties. He remains in a critical condition, with Weeks and Slifer stepping in to manage the absence and responsibilities during this period.
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Currin
Harrisburg
Slifer
Unity Party name adopted amid wartime loyalty debate
The article debates renaming the party to the Union party to reflect fidelity to republican principles. It cites Lincoln era language and calls for returning to the Republican title, praising self government and human freedom while noting political shifts in New Jersey, North Carolina, and New York press views. It mentions Edwin editor, Lee, Jackson, Picket and Gordon as war figures.
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Chicago
Union Party
Republican Party
Repubi
A. Waarnibn
Lee Edwin
A. Polard
Waa
Richmond
W i
Alwrathy
South
Congress
Trasedy
Gondi
Grant
Lee
Jackson
Picket
Gordon
Remembrance for Judge Cunningham and Captain Cuthbertson
Beaver County ministers and bar members gathered to honor Judge Cunningham and Captain John Cuthbertson after their deaths in 1865. Resolutions praised Cunningham’s legal learning, integrity, and patriotism, and noted mourning badges for 30 days. The meeting also commemorated Cuthbertson’s wartime service and devotion to duty.
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Thomas
Cady
Ningham
John Cuthbertedn
WB. Clark
M. B. Welsh
Quay
Berit
Kepler
Bar
Clark
Chanderlin
A. R
Thompson
M'Guffin
Court of
Beaver County
Sheriff's Office
B. B. Chamberlin
John A. Frazier
W.B. Clark
Henry Mice
John B. Young
Hige
Court House
W. B. Clark
Court of Common Pleux
Juilite
M. Gustin
Cunningham
Yeapedt
Imei. Org
Commonwealth
Sterling
Cundingham
Cotnny
Didsar
Haing
Quas
B. Welsh
B. Dougherty
Ca of Common Pleas
John Cuthbertspray
Evid Deuce - Nallabili
Bat Higithdrawal
Wawids
Jones
Thia
Patriot Expatriates to Paris Highlighted in Newsnote
The piece notes Jon N. Mitenach resigning allegiance and moving to Paris as a correspondent for Wiesd's Daily News. It mentions an elite Richmond restaurant hosting merchants indulging in a toast to a celebrated general, with a New York gathering planned for the following week.
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Jon N. Mitenach
Paris
Ber :Wiesd
Daily News
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