Fragmented OCR leads to political reflection and names
A garbled passage cites numerous names and places, discussing territorial admission and the Republican stance on polygamy and slavery. It references Brigham Young and potential candidates, with scattered figures and a tone of editorial commentary on party principles.
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Congress
Kesavery
Anatler
Iep
Prinier
Republican Party
Reputdican
Barbariem
Revolution-Era Financial Debate Warns of Paper Money Peril
A crisis note argues adopting government backed paper currency would end perpetual debt and secure national financing, warning of dire consequences. The item cites a plan to abolish present security and replace it with federal paper, raising funds through taxes on tea coffee and sugar while pledging to auction federal debt instruments.
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Congo
Uliese
Securin
Monsieur Gougehiimself
Desperate defense rally and British gold fever grip colonies
A fragmented report notes a rally for a tougher defense amid rebel threats and political tension around the President’s policies. It also details a British Columbia gold craze with Victoria papers highlighting huge dust and nugget finds, miners’ fortunes, and optimistic valuations, contrasted by Portland papers’ skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Victoria
Portland
Queton
Telegraphic summaries from Louisville Civil War dispatches
Telegraphic notes from Louisville report Capt. Lees expedition returning with two prisoners near Jacksonville and skirmishes near Lexington. They describe Union forces under Prentiss and Davis, and Confederate activity around Munfordville and Green River with Buell coordinating troop movements. Also mentions Kentucky bank actions and local arrests, plus San Francisco flood relief and transport news.
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Louisville
Lee
Jacksonville
Co. J
Ohio
Lexington
Davis
Otterville
Commerciala Frankfort Dispatch
Kentucky
Zollicoffer
Fistina Greek
Somerset
John Jackson
Springfield
Jackson
Lebanon
Douglas
Ashland
Ellsworth
Louisville & Nashville
Munfordsville
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Sacramento
Panama
Charleston Devastation and Suspected Negro Insurrection
Reports describe a massive fire in Charleston with flames seen from Old Point and a surrounding city in ruins. Military authorities reportedly suppressed a planned multi‑part insurrection by enslaved people, with arms recovered and fire engines sabotaged by black workers amid widespread panic.
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Norfolk
Pétr Royal
Charleston Harbor
Bartzuors
Old Point Jhost
Charleston
Mene
Courier
Mercury
South Caretina
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A Aaya Cunning
J. Chard
Quesdia
Edward Nicks
Thipe
Faward Keogh
Thorpe
George C. Pratt
Yard Peoner
Wilkinson
M.K. Young
Foe
Rich
Ger IW Mitchell
Badd
Eva
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Kavanaw
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Su Taylor
J.T. Still
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Robert Salter
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Rover Op
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County Board of Supervisors
Dodge County
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Lincoln
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Welles
Navy
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Thuan. Stevens
New York Times
Owen
Thad. Stevens
Divey
New York
Hite
Telegraphic
Shields
Stockton
Maryville
Branichy3liveil
Erie Sewing Machine Company
Erie
United States
Bris Sewing Machina Co. R
Milan
Particilara
Srewise Macmixe Company
BR. James
Lawrence
ATP
A.P. Lawrence
Choice Family Supplies
OLD Pioneer Store
A. P. Lawrence
Beaver Dam
Cormon Council
City of
Common Council
Nleca
H.W. Lander
Mayo UO Maes
Sey
State of Wisconsin
Dodge County Circuit Court
Marsh
Sarah A. Marsh
Dodge County Wisconnin
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Wisconsin
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State of
Pelur
Brown
Piscutte
Wicharl Jarman
Richard Jarman
Twenty Avenue South
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Irlesa
Wisens
Labatt
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Juneau
Uranty
Cns
Gw, Brower
Dodge Couny
Wis
UG Rmain
Guder
Aakon Linvsiey
Burness Street
Parker Beaver Dam
Dodge County Court
Trobate
John Ih. Clark
Clark
Iiamstown
Esha J Clay
Williamstown
John
Wil Rye
Seid Conus
Said
Leonard Mertz
Daidge County
George Angel
Orsinn Clark
Beaver Am
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City
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de St. W. Lander
Justice Court
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Beaver Dany Argus
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Prentisa Plaintif
George HP
Tanhel Cone
William Tell House
Watertown
Insiid
Towit
Moore
Nazi
Dodger
George W. Brower
Dedge County
McClelan
Marvin & Goodnow
Thomas Samuels
Miley
Harvin
Goodan
Grist Galliz
Marvin
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Farmers Bank
B Blanchard
Iron Palace
Milwaukee
E. L. Jones
Oatoher
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Hartland Tity
Cone. Birer Co
Prime
Phoenix Insurance Co
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Herrick
Trent
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Albany
York
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Dragglars
Park Row
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Cacagas
South America
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Kenosha County
Joseph V. Quale
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Luther
Goddwin
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Baragy
Bidar
Sts of Wisconsin
Circuit Court
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