Eternal Child Within in Cased's Magazine Poem
A fragment from Cased's Magazine reflecting on a baby’s innocence and growth. The poet admires the child’s untainted gaze and delicate features, then contemplates the inevitability of aging. He foresees a spiritual awakening as the youthful veil thins and inner radiance becomes clear.
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Oneida disaster survivor letter from Yokohama describes sinking
W W Crownshield, clerk aboard the United States steamer Oneida, recounts the collision with a Peninsula and Oriental steamer off Yokohama, crew losses, Captain Williams remaining at his post, and the harrowing escape to shore. News notes compare the incident with the Arctic wreck and cover related Senate and House actions, international dispatches, and misc. 1870 events.
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Tuk
Boston Transcript
W. W. Crownshield
Williams
United States
Oneida
YoxonaMa
Japan
Hong Kong
Peninsula and Oriental Company
Captain Williams
Tullock
Speerei
R. Yates
Yokohama
Yates
Seward greeted by cheering crowd in Auburn N Y
Hon William H Seward arrived in Auburn New York on the night of the 11th and was enthusiastically cheered by citizens despite earlier declining a public reception. Nominations sent to the Senate on the 11th include Thomas D Hamilton Mississippi consul at Rio Grande Brazil John L Stevenson Maine minister resident at Uruguay and Charles Stout Idaho internal revenue assessor. A Washington special notes a draft proclamation announcing the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment had been prepared and signed by the President.
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Milton Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Jacob Krupp
Robert McConnell
Frank McConnell
John Fritz
David Shook
Hoover
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Senter
Tennessee
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Chicago
New York City
Board of School Visitors
Memphis
Leath
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San Diego
Supreme Court
Hudson
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Miller
Helena
Dry Creek
Corinne
Utah
Big Sandhole
Georgia
Grant
Virginia
Bureau of Statistics
Red Cloud
New Hackensack
N. J
Terrance Cassidy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
Butler
Charles Sumner Wilson
Salem
Mass
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Laramie City
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J. M. Yerger
Jackson
Miss
Yerger
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Greenwaldt
New York
Senate
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Spain
Yeas
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Mich
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Henry Ellison
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Petersburg
Gen. Newberry
Gov. Walker
Sam Lynch
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Arkansas
United States
House of Representatives
Mr. Butler
House
Hon
R. R. Butler
C. Tyler
Universalists
Hartford
Conn
Horace Greeley
Olympia Brown
National Universalist Centenary and Missionary Fund
Wm. H. Seward
Auburn
Thomas D. Hamilton
Mississippi
Rio Grande
Brazil
John L. Stevenson
Maine
Uruguay
Charles Stout
Internal Revenue
Idaho
Adjutant General of Kentucky named as Wolford resigns
A long list of brief items follows including political appointments, local mayors elected in Bangor Biddeford and Belfast, Mississippi judiciary reforms urged by Governor Alcorn, and various other political and social notices. The column notes multiple congressional bills, state constitutional actions, and miscellaneous curious facts from around the nation.
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S.C
Whittemore
Bangor
Henry E. Prentiss
E. W. Wedgwood
Biddeford
Alex. Hayford
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Belfast
Alcorn
Mississippi
Richmond
Yerger
Walker
Wisconsin
Ohio House of Representatives
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Southern Trans-Continental Railway Company
Alabama
Chatahoochie & Mobile
National Bolivian Navigation Company
Secretary of War
Fort Wrangel
Alaska
General Asboth
Madison
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Sacramento Drainage
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
District of Columbia
Cape Giradeau & State Line Railroad
Missouri
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St. Mary’s Falls Ship Canal
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Edwin M. Stanton
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Reconstruction Committee
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Revels
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Bombay
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Hunt
Sheldon
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Niagara River
National Asylum For
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Prince Henri Bourbon
Madrid
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Young— Martin
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Susie P. Cleveland
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