Notice of County Court Proceedings and Schedule
A garbled notice outlines court actions in Daley County with references to clerk duties and hearings. It mentions dates across the year, including May and December, and lists officials such as Baths Clark and Deputy Puoniqne. The fragmentary text signals preparation for hearings and staged sessions by county and municipal bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Croomiesowis
Marek
Pubuque
Patrick Ayrne
Eityoef Dubuqne
Saul Court
Fang
Pat Hee
Ryan
Patrick
Willian Booniz
Dubuque
Democratic caucus names Indiana Senator nominees
Dubuque Herald reports Hon TW. Erendricks and David Turpies as Democratic caucus nominees for Senators from Indiana. Abolitionists in the state legislature block action, opposing popular will shown at the recent election and denying rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TW. Erendricks
David Turpies
Democratic Caucus
Frm Iadiana
Indiana and Illinois urged to curb John Brown raid
The commentary notes Indiana closely follows Illinois in stance against an abolition war. It urges Illinois Indiana and Kentucky to declare their intent, recall troops, and demand immediate curtailment of John Brown raid as the Ethiopian rises in administration’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Close
Linois
Indiana Cay
Ilinois
Kentucky
John Brown
Grace Church
Broadway
Brown
Sexton
Banks
North
Springfield Under Siege as Confederate Forces Advance
Reports describe Marmaduke and Hindman nearing Springfield Missouri with Confederate pressure surrounding the garrisoned post rich in government stores. Blunt and Herron’s commands risk to be cut off if the siege tightens, reviving hostilities in mid Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Springfield
Marmaduke
Burbage
Owenk
Blunt
Herron
Hindman
Agen
Hilf
More Aid and Comfort for Cork County Men
Messrs. Judge and James Naylor of Cork county Iowa, arrested August 28 by Lincoln’s supporters and confined at Davenport, returned December 27 to a triumphant reception by Democratic citizens. Judge Benli g was sixty, McNaylor twenty. no charges made, months of confinement and hardship, then released without redress. The piece condemns Tyranny at the helm of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Deal
James Naylor
Cork County
Iowa
Lincoln
Davenport
Judge Benlig
Mc Naylor
Durante Yile
Uney
Confederate Raid at Holly Springs Reported
A Cincinnati Gazette correspondent details Van Dorn cavalry raids at Holly Springs causing an alleged four million dollar government loss. The assault reportedly looted cotton, wrecked shops, and destroyed the Masonic building in the public square, with explosions demolishing the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciacinnati Gazette
van Dorn
Holly Springs
Tis
Public Square
Lally Springs
Cincinnati Gazette
Resolutions from Springfield Democratic Meeting Stand on Union and Federal Powers
The Illinois Democrats vow loyalty to the Union and constitutional methods, condemn the Lincoln administration’s emancipation acts, approve Western Virginia's admission as revolutionary, repudiate secession, and call for a national convention in Louisville with state commissioners to seek peace and unity while upholding state sovereignty. The piece ends with a humorous anecdote about Grace Church seating norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Springfield
Committee On Federal Relations
Iinois House
Rubens Corous
Western
Virginia
Union
Earth
Louisville
North
Haineis
Tyrrany
Abexham Lincoln
Shatliwo Revolt Rumor and Civil Tension Rise
Editorial notes a rising revolutionary mood amid Civil War strain. Critics warn military stalemate endangers Washington and the Cabinet, with Burnside pressed and the Potomac at risk. Financial credit becomes the government’s fragile prop as calls for swift action grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfira
Potomac
Burnside
Washington
President
Cabinet
Paton
Chicago
Griswold Sails With Aid To Lancashire Famine
The new steamer Griswold, loaded with food gifts for Lancashire operatives, was towed from Left for Fugland toward Singland to begin voyage. British vessels saluted as she moved. Rumor in naval circles claims Commander Wilkes was removed from command for disobeying orders about intercepting the Alabama. Murfreesboro reports rebel losses grow with 2,000 wounded sent to Lavergne. many more remain, likely to die. Lavergne burned, rebels’ wounded rerouted to Nashville and Louisville for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor
Griswold
Lancashire
Singland
Wilkes
Alabama
Murfreesboro
Lavergne
Nashville
Louisville
Sumner Division Moves by Transports to the South
The Richmond Examiner reports Gen. Sumner's division has left Aequia Creek on transports for the South. A second dispatch received at headquarters today outlines the latest movement and status of Confederate forces in the area.
Attack on Antioch train sparks capture of workers
Dick Melean attacked a construction train near Antioch, destroying a locomotive and two cars, along with the mill creek bridge. He also captured and paroled the bridge builders. Other items report rebel officers confined, food for hospitals, and naval movements including the steamer Giraffe delivering government stores at a Confederate port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Melean
Antioch
Chattanooga
Mill Creek
Nasmar
Rosecrans
Davis
New Yorks
Richmond
Giraffe
Euurope
Mahron
New Orleans
Bank’s
Baton Rouge
Chase
Bank of America
Port Hudson
All Quiet Frangvartens Army of Potom at War
A fragmentary Civil War note reports light 12 pounder ammunition as worthless from inspection with misfitting fuses and casualties in recent fighting. General Keyes led a cavalry infantry party from Yorktown to West Point landing nights ago returning with uniforms eight loaded wagons depot rolling stock and a grain barge burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freangvartens
PoTomat
Ir. Moxner
Halleck
Yorktown
Keyes
West Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Democratic
Nerald
Consan
Mattenary
DALY
Lycar
Stnontha
Chee
Dubudue
Bnettern
Herat
Dee
Fuederickr Gotpricieal & Admintath. Tor
Danwany
Robert Cowaz
Seether
Dee Socoe
Moe
Gorth
Bechaniog
Laval Teenuba
P. Oj
Barnes Coop
Armagh
Trelomd
Holt Hale
Balche
Laure
Rapiars
Bern
Awadey
Nicholes
Seth
Margaret Thornton Adin'x
Iomany
Sth
Laos
D. Jennings
Stee
Thelenewon
Lia
Dubuque County
Meade
Carl Sones
Chan Mavinonte
Michael
Bowere
A. D. Issr
Chernars
Ely
Michael Condt
Nancy Corrlt
Wylin Ho Nell
Chele
Valeugue
OTIOE
Webel Tingion
Nadere Lane
Hele’ Hannon
Adi Dntetentris
Wracy
Mulapin
Aly's
Batato
Jan
Gth
Utd
McCury & Crunk
Mutualemnent
WHIG
McCorry
Sail Choak
Inebo
U. I. Randall & CO
Valishs
Ae. Ac. Ae
Montun
Wla
Mma Wipkhiog
Samuel Mazluchelui
Beaton Wis
Ite
Dubuque Herald
Senators
Enter, Indiaa
Grant
Tuk Sexton
New York Saturday Courier
United States
Manufiactory
Town St
Bet
Cloud Lilv Ory Stable
Owa
Wiy
City Book Store
B. M. Harger
Make Street
Fairbanks
ROS
Ypc
Fairbanks, Greenleaf’ & CO
Lake Street
J. P. Fannin & Co
T and Frese
Pua
Telegraphic
The
Daily Herald
Fugland
Nic
John A. DIX
Potomac Army
Anmy Or
Tin Po- TomMac
Sumner
Fredericksburg
Mark Smith
Main Street
New York
Tron and Metal
Woodworth
Dubuque, Iowa
Main St
Iron and Steel
Tools
TIN Plate Metals
Newhouse's
Ron
Scales
J. WH. Mannys
Hernine
Ath
Westpual & Hinds
C. Onion
Gansmith
Allen
Pgey Depot
Allen’ Endrapelchs
L. C. Topping
Iay Department
Soldiers’ Claims
Olive Street
St. Louis
Buldiera
Robert Smith
St. Lonia
Roy
W. G. Eliott
Corton
Greeley
Eng
Gea Watridge
May
James K. Yeatman
Kag
Tonia
Rev. Chun
Peabody
Atwood, Bay
Gk. A. Blanchard
Wellington
General Railroad & Steamboat
Deepatch
Galena
Chicago Union “Railroad
Michigan ‘Central R. R
Minnesota Packet Company
Northern Line Steamers
Treight
Principal Pointe
Eine Amage
Dutlie
Temocratic. Herald
Deusugur Democratic Henapp
Cincinnati
D. A. Mattoxy
Stinson Aurenius
Matlogy
Saba
Krvelyon
Weekly Herald
Deo
Muat
Speciaen
Hinato
Huwa Origold
Friends
Espresa
Democratic Herald
M. Allison
Liverpost
Queenstown
Conk Hanpon
Liverpool
Philadelphia, Steamship Company
Glasgow
City of Washington
City of Baltimore
Urday
Surday
North River
Iterbage
Lynp
Paris
Haml
Finsy Capix
Landen
Hamburg
Havre
Bremen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Stessnge
London
Mira & Macxr
King H. Street
Parla
Junxs Dacovus
Philadelphia
Jane
Walnut Street
John G. Dale
N.Y
Robate
Nick Muller
Dobequie County
Jen. Tih
Dwz
Ricaxsr
Vaughan & Hoare
Maim Bt
Jemee’ Bleck
Htallam
Zurich
Phillip Allen
Sprague
Tickinga
Hickory
Cassimeres
Kentucky Jeans
City and Country Merchant
Main
Harmon, Gale & CO
Klarmece, Aiken & del
Chicagio
Ill
Yankee Nations
Haemon, Gale & CO
Bec
Mateheeterers of
Deslers
Colt’s
M. Louis Shot Tower Company
Dors
Trfice
Malm Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!