Confederates Move on Union Army and House Debates
Washington dispatches show a flurry of congressional notices with Horace Austin nominated as Third Auditor and a push to reduce West Point pay. The report covers Senate pro tem debates, amnesty form tweaks, and early references to a Republican tariff stance amid a broad array of regional political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnington
Senate
Parry
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Randall
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Blaine
Jefferson Davis
Wallaington
Horace Austin
Miliesta
The
Treasury
West Point
Memphis
King C
Cooper
Merriman
Ferry
Wilson
Mitchell
Zacharia Taylor
Marine Corps
Starkweathers
Dampshire
Concoro
Yeatesday
Manchester
Grant
Covention
Benur
Thompson
Bremerh
Ibrippi
Jackson
Amen
Furlo
Davis
Cordiga
Lamar
George
Laciy
Bismarck Route Promises Fast Trail to Black Hills
The author argues the Bismarck route offers wood water and grazing, detailing eight day pack mule travel from Bismarck to the Hills. He compares it unfavorably to the Cheyenne and Sioux City routes and notes near-term freight trains and potential railroad ties to reduce transit to the Black Hills. He mentions local officials and miners planning routes, with government occupation hoped for, and cites costs for travel and freight from Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Black Hills
Canpoo Balliver
Usk Orwek
Bisck Hille
Crook
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Laramie
Sand Hill
Platte
Huilr
Hilla
Mike Smith
John W. Smith
Black Lills
H. N. Ross
Rapid Creek
Tam
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Bixmarck
Hills
A. J. Fisher
North Pacific
Missouri
Bismarck Tarpins
Fort Rice notes and Black Hills views in 1875 scan
A dense Midland report from Fort Rice covers Black Hills expeditions, weather, rail plans, and local entertainments. It mentions Pennsylvanian Rye and other spirits at the St. Louis Liquor Store, Mounts of deer, and a Dodge Black Hills party soon to arrive. Also notes letter reprint, possible extra copies, and a Mississippi legislator bid for attorney status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Tara
Pennsylvanian Rye
Ard Nelson Co
Roardon
St. Louis
William Falconer
St. Loum
Billierd Hall
Andrew Fisher
Dodge Black Hills
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Washington News
Austin
Minnesota
Winsxorne
Angus McGrear
Geo. Atkinson
Port Ellis
Galveston
Henderson
Roberts
Sensible Action
Pillsbury
Pennock Pusey
Sea of State
Irving
J. K. Phillips
Massachusetts
Boston
Gov
Rice
Mass
Moza
Loushiaba
Congress
Wheeler
Jobr T. Scammon
Cuienco
Leone
Mechanics Rational Bank
Maly
Antoine Junker
Grand Jury
Qunger
Wadscuaton
Jan
Secretary of War
Camps Crittende
Arisolia
Morte
Carmeton
Wisdolasia
Speaker Kerr
American Parliament
Waya and Means
Morrigan
Wood
Hand Zock
Thomas
Hill
Chapin
Tucker
Blaine, Kelley
Garfield
Burchard
Holman
Wells
Atkins
Hamilton
Blout
Singleton
Hale
Foater
Waldron
Aux
Payne
Goode
Sheen
Haymond
Burchand
Wis
Ike
Townsend
Kasson
Barnes
Hubbell
Judiciary
Proctor-Nott
Hunton
Asbo
Lynde
Lord
Hurk
Caulfield
McCrary
Lawrence
Frye
Starkweather
Swan
Faulkner
Barks Barnum
Ely
Springer
Forey
Moores
Williams
Packer
Humbers
Speaker
Lord Dundreary
Newely
Black Hille
Bismarck Treass
Tiawance
D. T
Uclicy Duteall
Old Fort Pierre
Yankton
Fort Pierre
Teta SB
Tudiaa
Bimarck
Black Hill
Gros Ventres
Hitler Nm
Tesidex
Standing Rock
Spd Angioux
R. R. Collins
Lady of Lyons
Colling
R. D Jennings
Board of Education
Congregational Church
Stone & Parker
Minneapolis
Fort Lincoln
Cavalry Barracks
Canai
M. Crowley
Uhan Griswold
Jospph Kelly
Wm Hammond
Chas Brows
Diemea Cameron
Lawrence Reedy
Longress
Saratoga Springs
New York
Fort Rice
3. Loum
Tow Winston
C. W. Freede
Post
Sitting Bull
W. A. Knapp
Lou Ashton
M.C. Davis
Burnt Creek
Howe
Sergt. McLauguiin
Louwenstein
McCurry
Plumb
Col. Wilson
Dakota
Custer
Price
Fai
Gen. Custer
John Dillon
Joton
Dillon
John
Mississippi
Heald
Ile
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