Debated Politics and Military Glimpses from St Paul Letter
A Cincinnati Times letter from St Paul reflects on Southern Democrat animus and the 1868 November election, praising sound leaders like Davie and Baackenrimes, while recalling General Terry and Fort Fisher. It describes local views on rebellion, climate, emigration, and the building of a major town with elegant architecture and a military presence.
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Davie
Baaecenrimes
Davis and
Baacktxamoe
Wane Hawkrox
Wai Roteratmen
Ion
Rand
Eta
Terry
Fort Fisher
Caria
Generel
Red River
Letter From Toledo References Grand Army of the Republic
Fragmentary note recounts a Toledo letter discussing a Grand Army of the Republic event, mentions a white hat bearer, a New York journey, and a scene with various characters including a Dayton official and a pickpocket. The text shifts to a tariff bill summary with detailed duties on metals, iron, wire, and other materials.
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Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Bert
RG. de Vie
Kentuck Certs
WN i Connell
Dayton Peste
Toia
Petia Bay
Wool Trade Rumors Across Ohio Markets
Ohio newspapers report varied wool prices and market tone. Bellefontaine Republican notes five and four cents, while Tuscarawas Chronicle says New Philadelphia demand is not brisk. Other papers cite futures improving and large lots like Ashland at forty-one cents, with prices shifting toward immediate advancement.
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Ohio
Bellefontaine Republican
Tuscarawas Chronicle
New Philadelphia
Geile
Merrow
Hetelk
Greubenville Gazette
Navy at White of the Navy Measrs. for Steel Works
The Philadelphia Railroad and Mining Journal notes a request by the Bridge Company concerning steel works constraints. It references measures and figures connected to the bridge project and steel supply, with emphasis on railway logistics and industrial progress.
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Philadelphia Railroad and Mining Journal
Navy
Steel Works
The
Bridge Company
Brazilian Correspondent Reports Sudden Death and Murder Case
A Brasilian correspondent details a sudden death and a murder case tied to an event. The report notes the involvement of a fellow who meets with misfortune and references faith as a factor in the sequence of events.
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Brazil
Ae Republican
Vagrancy crackdown records in Pasman country case
Authorities in Pasman country reported 62 000 cases of vagrancy. The brief notice notes enforcement action and official counts amid wider social control measures.
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Pas Man Taner
Military Guarded Louisiana Legislature Opens Amid Protest
In New Orleans on July 1 the legislature began under military protection as artillery and cavalry secured access to the Capitol. The House organized with Charles Vanu as Speaker after debates over the 14th Amendment and test oaths. The body approved a joint resolution ratifying the amendment, with DemocraticSenators supporting the action amid tense proceedings.
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Lafayette
Gentry
Nall
Buchanan
House
Chas. V.anu
White
Fragmented Jackson OCR Amends Constitution Support
Vague July reports from Jackson indicate 47 of 61 counties respond to a constitutional measure with a majority in favor, while 12 counties oppose. No violence reported. financial figures like 700 and 50 appear as garbled OCR remnants.
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Jackson
Fragmentary report on Ceek meeting and Southern delegates
Fragmented notes describe a bold Ceek meeting with Southern delegates expressing astonishment at reception. Rumors mention Pendleton and a possible Pennsylvania News New Fpee and New Jersey conspiracy to kill events, with allied agents from southern states noted as friendly.
Vermont Union elects incumbents in tight statewide race
July report from Buaurxeroy notes the Unionee of Vermont holding a Seaeane watch election. Incumbent state office holders were re elected including John B. Page Gerster Horace and Gaon abas in a closely watched race.
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Buaurxeroy
Unionee of
Vermont
Seaeane Wateh
John B
Gerster
Horace
Michigan State Convention Nominates Gubernatorial Ticket
The Michigan State Convention met in Drrrorr on July 1 and nominated H. P. Baldwin for governor at large, with Charles W. Crosswell and John Burk as running mates. The body endorsed the Chicago platform, urged laws to foster immigration, backed the state administration, and called for sale of public lands to actual settlers, seeking public support for the ticket.
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Michigan
Seagls
Banquet honors Cyrus W Field at Willis Rooms
A grand banquet at Willis Rooms honored Cyrus W Field for his services to the Atlantic, with over 300 guests including Earl Russell Sir John Packington and Sir Stafford Northcote, chaired by the Duke of Argyle. In Paris the US arms case against Armands clads builders was argued, accusing bad faith and risk of war.
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Loxpox
Willis’ Rooms
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic
Duke of Argyle
Earl Russell
John Packington
Stafford Northcote
France
Paris
United States
Armands
M. Berrier
Messrs. Imand
Fack
Corps Legislatif
Prussia
Confirmations and Rejections of Nominations by the Senate
The Senate confirmed several nominations including Daniel M. Fleming as assessor at Souris District and others in New Orleans and Texas. Rejections or further actions followed on appointments such as internal revenue, district lands, and customs.
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Senate
Daniel M. Fleming
Aa Rev A
Soo Souris
Fa Chamneling Tint
Denver
Geist Iver
E.C. Taetingien
Cusco
Yorktown
Robi
Colles
Distray Cory
Carlan
New Orleans
Wm. Mee
Keny
Richard T. Willey
Tdshe
Dina Twoe
Texas
Bonuele
Hubberhip
Btente Conn
Canven J
Witate
Harvey
Congress Passes Unclear Senate Action Amid Session Remarks
July 1 reported activity includes Vermont Senator Mr Munds urging action, debate on state government provisions, and an executive session with lingering questions about representation and authority as Congress considers constitutional matters and related bills. An evening summary notes a brief adjournment after a short executive session.
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Etmunds
Vermont
Union
Reeouutlee
Viggiote
North Caroli
South Caroting
Georgia
Fis Sarawees
Seteypeonle
Suas
Bates
Bbeteral College
Aston
Uae
Senate
Treasury Discharges Fifty Clerks Amid Funding Delays
Sixty clerks, male and female, were discharged from the Treasury today as appropriations exhausted. Printing currency and bonds appropriation blocked in Congress. McCulloch to operate the institution on hope of soon securing funds. White House visitors include ex Governors Perry and Aiken with Southern Democrats en route to New York. Moorhead to bring tariff bill to the floor Friday. Alaska Bill advanced. Senate debates Civil Appropriation bill.
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Cincinnati Tones
Wasmisoton
Treasury
Congress
McCulloch
White House
Perry
Aiken
South Carolina
New York
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cooper
the Treasury
Moorhead
Hamilton
Filorids
Alaska
Sherman
Senate
House
Fainting incident marred Pendleton Escort reception
A man named John Martin, a Washington Indiana merchant, fainted during a Pendleton Escort march at a Pittsburg reception. He was left at the St James Hotel with 543 dollars in his possession. About twenty escort members remained in Pittsburg, including Watson from the Henrie House, and the Altoona arrival occurred at 2 30 PM to a crowd.
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Cincinnati Times
Attoona
Pendleton
Pittsburg
Jno. Martin
Washington
Indiana
St. James
Watson
Henrie
Altoona
Grain in Store Shows Large Wheat and Corn Totals
A Board of Trade report to Cincinnati Times lists grain in storage as of today: Wheat 470000 bushels, corn 1850000, oats 485000, rye 2000, barley 100. Also notes a trot feat of ten miles in 28 minutes 212 seconds and that Toronto merchants oppose a 10 percent discount and seek aid for grain relief.
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Board of Trade
Cincinnati Times
Cuicano
Toronto
City
Democratic National Convention Delegation Meeting in New York
July 1 report from New York on Democratic National Convention preparations. Ohio delegation discussed Pendleton candidacy with supporters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Soldiers and Sailors’ General Committee met at the Moffat Mansion naming a coordinating chair and noting Major General Slocum and Senator Hendricks among attendees.
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Ohio
Democratic Cevention 4
Mi 3 Avenue
Wi Tilden
Losag
Fifth A Avenue
Pendleton
August Belmont
Anne
Coneikoceies
Son Sanietl
Hameetin Ater
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ General Committee
Moffat Mansion
Slocum
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Turkenrocky Improvement Co
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