A New Era of Peace and Union After Civil Strife
The speech argues the Civil War ended national struggle, celebrating deliverance and a path to peace. It asserts the government’s strength to resist secession, the abolition of slavery, and the duty to restore governance in rebellious states while protecting liberty for all. It emphasizes republican principles, moderation, and prudent policy during Reconstruction.
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Ohio's Path to Peace and Prosperity After War
A former governor reflects on postwar recovery, education, and national unity. He stresses the role of public schools in safeguarding liberty, urges support for disabled veterans through state efforts, and recalls Ohio's growth from the Northwest Ordinance era toward a unified, prosperous future.
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National Pension Bureau
Ohio
Last Flor Wedding and Funeral in Memphis Tragedy
A Memphis woman who was to wed before New Year fell ill from overwork and died on Thursday. Betrothed husband Iler Jover mourned deeply as she lay in her shroud. He returned later after a frightening outburst as she briefly revived, then died of grief. Her wedding and funeral were postponed and both redone after the tragedy.
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Iler Jover
Drayman
Visit to Washington Preserves Harmony Between White House and Congress
Mr. Greely reports from Washington last week noting inquiries into the political situation and rumors of a breach between the President and Congress. He asserts there is no necessary incompatibility between their views, and that frank conferences at the Capital and the White House should quickly remove obstacles to cordial cooperation.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Printers Pair Pliny and the Press Advise
An ex advises supporting printers with fair play and paid puffery, noting ink, type, and paper cost. Daniel Webster is cited on subscription value. Baltimore’s Telegraph Company claims success with land lines linking Baltimore, New York, Boston and Philadelphia, offering reliable dispatches and weather-insensitive service.
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Daniel Webster
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Boston
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Ketchum Sentenced and Transferred to Sing Sing
Edward B. Ketchum, sentenced Saturday in General Sessions to four years and six months in the State Prison, was moved yesterday from the Tombs to Sing Sing Prison by Sheriff Kelly. He was accompanied by his father and a brother.
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Court of General Sessions
Sing Sing
Kelly
Wool Growers' Convention Adjourns Sine Die
The Ohio Wool Growers' Convention adjourned sine die on Wednesday after setting life membership at ten dollars, urging Congress to curb wool imports, and recommending county wool growers societies.
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Ohio Wool Growers’ Convention
Congress
Emancipation Views and Local Notices From a Southern Delegation
The South Carolina delegation chair declares emancipation has boosted negro self-respect and prominent planters believe well paid, well treated workers will thrive under the new system. A deacon reports destitute widows needing aid, asking if all have been included. A horticulturist advertised trees and plants, with a humorous pie plant order.
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