Black Hills settlement and Indian country questions explored
The article discusses travel routes to Cheyenne and the Black Hills, the Sioux treaty with the Black Hills cession, and Likely migration patterns. It notes mail service frequency, potential dangers from hostiles, and a growing westward population needing building and trade. It also asks if Cheyenne is a suitable location for new stock and business.
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Black Hills
Custer
U. S. Army
Yankton
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Wera Alatis
Asnuram
Big Wers and Mounting River Curynne to High Horn
Fragmentary OCR describes a geography oriented note mentioning Curryne to High Horn Mountain and River with unclear details. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
Electoral Commission Proceedings and Florida Case Mention
Night report summarizes events from Feb 14 including electoral commission proceedings, discussions on admissibility of evidence, and objections to a ruling. It notes judge Bradley allowing counsel hours for both sides and mentions Louisiana matters and returns changes seen in the returning board. Also reports on Senate action, Supreme Court recess, and confirmations of Indian agents at San Carlos Arizona.
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Bradley
Coures
Seemamamn
Canon Fa
Vernon
Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary Chandler on the Stand in Washington Hearings
In Washington on February 14 Secretary Chandler of the Interior testified about Brewster the Louisiana elector. He said he received Brewsters letter of resignation then and did not know if it came from the President or whether Brewster testified that he sent it on February 14. The department follows past practice for resignations and did not know if the resignation would affect eligibility.
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Chandler
Washington
Z. Chandler
Interior
Omy Legesa
Fema McCee Brewster
Louisiana
Brewster
Brews
Ambiguous fragment hints at Purman case references
Fragmentary text mentions harassment and evidence of Purman’s shame and a plea for help, with unclear context and missing details.
Democrats Split on Commission and Tilden Prospects
A Newport special notes William spec Lawrence urging Democrats on the commission and admits Tilden's chances look blue in Florida for Hayes. It mentions Tilden has a possible strong case in Oregon.
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Newport
Williamspec
Lawrence
Tilden
Florida
Hayes
Oregon
Judge Mackey Will Reece Action Cries Out for Equality
Fragmentary note reports Judge Mackey on February 14 hearing a will related to a case described as crushing to white spirits and erasing any future sense of possible escape or courage. No clear court outcome given.
Congress Debates Statutes and Treasury Specie Plans
The Senate moved toward publication updates and revised statutes while discussing gold coin reserves and treasury obligations. A railroad bill was set aside as unfinished business, and a naval policy conference occurred without a final vote.
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Weahington
Joseph Tehnaton
Virginia
Senate
Congressional
Taylor
Sresey
Treasury
Specie Payment Bill Aims to Restore Greenback Value
A draft bill addresses specie payments and treasury notes amid debate. Proponents argue it limits greenbacks to 35 million under the 1808 act while expanding confidence through bonds and funding measures. Policymakers anticipate cross party support despite presidential concerns.
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House of Representatives
British policy shifts amid European tensions
The piece notes growing public support in Britain for a firmer stance against Russia and possible Turkish concessions to protect Christian subjects. It mentions Liberal prospects and suggests a shift in government alignment if needed, with a brief market reference to the New York money and stock scene including greenbacks, gold, and discounts.
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New York Money and Stock Market
Notice to Heirs of John Leggett Estate in Wyoming
Probate Court of Laramie County Wyoming grants letters to the undersigned for the estate of John Leggett deceased killed by Indians between Fort Laramie and Custer City about November 9 1876. The estate is valued around three hundred ninety seven dollars. Interested parties with heirs or devisees must appear or notify the court.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
John Leggett
Fort Laramie
Custer City
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