Growth in Circulation Draws Readers to Our Weekly
The rapid rise in Our Weekly circulation over the last four months draws the desertion of readers as the paper reaches forty to fifty additional readers per week. Its affordable price and broad readership make it the best channel for advertisers seeking to reach a large class of readers not served by other journals and an ideal way to reach the public.
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Voth Day May Nort Campaign Message
A midstream note outlines party procedures for nominating candidates including Governor Ghout and Secretary of State Salvetoary. It calls for county representation at the state convention and mentions the State Central Committee leadership and registration across counties.
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Are They Democrats and Political Threats Unveiled
A reader questions if De Beldeos and Or Groseenar are Democrats, accusing them of betraying the party and siding with infamy. The letter condemns such claims, urges voters to reject them, and cites a Hartford caucus report praising resistance to government overreach and endorsing armed defiance if due process is denied.
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United States
The Indianola Guardboat at Vicksburg
The Indianola built in this city under Capt Brown served at Vicksburg as a civil war era guardboat. Her dimensions roughly 160 feet long with a 10 foot beam and 7 foot hold. She featured iron plating on decks and a sloped turret, two steering pins, paddles and a screw propeller, and a central magazine protected by iron dogs for defense against boarding.
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Local benevolent society sent galantine for 20 years
A Portsmouth North Carolina resident known as un tuan in sends a galantine to a local benevolent society every om with $25 enclosed. The donor has repeated the gesture for 20 years and Millie remains unknown.
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Rumors and Reports From Across The World
A collage of brief dispatches notes Ken ney’s fatal carriage fall in Ireland, Tom Thumb and wife touring Northern cities with Barnum, New York harbor defense grants, Confederate graves in Chicago, and curious crime glimpses. Also mentions canal plans at Suez, Lee family notes, and a comic courtship anecdote in New York.
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General Sigel Resigns Command in Army
Rumor in Aure Zits claims General Sigel has resigned his army command from a letter he sent. The reasons remain unknown though the nation may accept the decision with measured restraint. Historians will judge whether his swift rise from modest beginnings merits such high regard. The President is not expected to reject the resignation.
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Confederate and Confederate-sourced Civil War dispatches
Reports from Savannah say Fort McAllister withstood shelling by three ironclads and two mortar boats, heavy guns replaced after dismounting. Casualties were minor. forts remain in good condition. Other notices include the Retribution pirate report, Yankee movements toward Morgan, and a riot dispersal in Detroit with several buildings burned and multiple casualties.
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Damacus Sails to Liverpool with 100000 in Specie
The steamer Damacus departed New York for Liverpool carrying 100000 in specie, part of today’s 1,000,000 in ship ments. A Washington dispatch reports Almadan mining case to favor the government and Maj. Gen. Rosecrans plus Couch Hurlbut and Schenck named to fill vacant offices. Five arrests in the city over altering U S notes. Rosecrans reportedly sending large reinforcements toward Tullahoma via Manchester and Shelbyville plan.
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Senate confirms nominations in extra session
In Washington March 7 the Senate, after Doolittle’s oath of loyalty, confirmed several executive nominations during the extra session. Nominations include David Wilmot to the Court of Claims, Albert S. White Eli Chase and Cyrus Aldrich as relief commissioners, Clinton Autchinson as agent for Ottawa Chippewa and allied tribes, Cassius M. Clay renominated as Minister to Russia. Supreme Court justices to deliver opinions Tuesday on prizes and blockade cases.
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Arizona Territory Admitted and Boundaries Described
The new State of Arizona, admitted on the 20th, lies between the 31st and usd parallel north and the Rio Grande to Texas. It borders Sonora and Chihuahua to the south, runs about six hundred miles north to south and fifty miles wide. Formerly the Gadsden Purchase for ten million dollars, negotiated by U. S. Minister Charles Gadsden, now faces French movements in Mexico.
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