Official Papim Op The County Draft Associations
The Dubuque Herald reports a plan delaying the Interior Secretaryship to June and notes U S happenings. It mentions McV u as comptroller of the Currency, and the Detroit convention deciding not to nominate for Supreme Court, with Postmaster Chicago confirmed, and a flurry of cabinet and Senate actions. Draft association provisions from Washington allow Galena and Dunleith to receive advance credit for funding recruits under the 1865 act, with careful caveats on quotas and exemptions.
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Trappeara
Interior
Washington
Gros
Chandler
Othue
Rochester
Mc Vu
Thea
Spain
Douasoe
Goddegan
Colorney
Senate
Julie Ton
Blauteserd
Cevangt
Itas Silat
Aruaadasbout
Dobasten
Soorman
Galena
Dunleith
Tony
eCireaco
Gen de DL Fry
Washington City
Abolitionists and the March Day Debates
The article recalls abolitionists plans for a March celebration tied to Lincoln’s second inauguration. It notes mixed reactions, with some celebrating and others criticizing the event as a distraction from business and governance. Public sentiment varied as attendees debated the proper honoring of the occasion.
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Boblulay
Abe
Wueltiva
Gayeus
Democrats Sweep City Ticket In Spring Elections
Town Democrats report strong spring results with control of the city ticket and a majority on the council, losing only the mayoral post. They note gains over last year, including a gain of one alderman and a larger mayoral margin for the Abolition faction.
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Sn Musens
Council
du Des Stones
Statroficus
Iowa City
Ey Wade
Trevauree
Yifdeen
Marahal
Incoherent drunken inaugural speech cited in 19th century drama
Fragmentary OCR passage recounts a mock or theatrical inaugural address by a Vice President Andy Jognson figure. It rails at the Cabinet and Supreme Court, questions the Navy secretary, and portrays a power shift from the people. The unreliable text muddles names and sequence, but hints at Welles as a nominal Navy secretary figure.
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Andy Jognson
Naral
Chase
Jutinson
Seward
Sears
Seretary
Navy
Wiesper
Hellet
Stevutary Welles
Whcaney Welles
Purius
Count Josmes and Greeley Debate Over Slavery Rights
An engraved transcript recalls a Sunday meeting between Count Josmes and Hersee Greeley. They argue over abolitionist charges, defense of liberty, and the role of bloodshed in achieving national rights. The Count cites historical liberty gains at Runnymede and ancient Rome as proof.
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Josmes
Hersee Greeley
Harald
Menely
Hasing
Klorace
Greeley
Ito
Gromley
Aarons Coullie
eCreeley
Nate
Boston
New York
Ecosatudion
Fout
John
Runnymede
Carioliscus
Death in a Car Fire Near Warren Penn
The Butlulo papers detail the death of Mr Godfrey Schultz of Verrible in a car fire en route to Warren, Pennsylvania. A collision caused the car to crash and burn trapping Schultz between seats as flames engulfed the interior. Despite multiple attempts to free him, Schultz perished after twenty minutes of agony, with his wallet and intelligence notes reportedly recovered from his pocket.
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Butlulo
Particu
Fir
Svail
Erec
Drunken vice president sparks national outcry
From the Chiclanuti Gazette, Andrew Johnson, elected vice president, appeared drunk at the inauguration in full view of the nation and foreign dignitaries. The piece calls for his resignation, condemns his conduct, and argues it dishonors American institutions and jeopardizes the presidency.
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Chiclanuti Gazette
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Dobeg
Chen
Teneric
Washington
Perhaaps
Savannah Cemetery Battery Controversy Sparks Disinterment
In Savannah authorities report a violent uproar over cemetery desecration as local Catholics demand the erection of a battery near the grounds. Women rushed the site, tore open tomb vaults, removed remains, and defiled skulls amid decayed bodies, until orders for the battery were confirmed.
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Cov. Glover
Savannah
Cemeters
Sootie
Skleton
Cardinal Wiseman Dies After Protracted Illness
Eminence Cardinal Wiseman chief Roman Catholic figure in Bowland died February 15 after a long illness. Born in Seville in 1802 to English Irish parents he was appointed Archbishop of Westminster in 1850 and created Cardinal the seventh Englishman to attain that rank since the Reformation. He was renowned for learning and authored works defending Christianity and Romish doctrines.
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Canonian Wisestas
Lis
Wiseman
Bowland
Itlneas
Seville
Westminster
Mate Cardinal
March TL Parliament Adopts Constitution 91 Yes
The March TL Parliament approved the con leberation constitution 91 with a Yes vote this morning. The action confirms the document’s adoption amid ongoing political changes in the capital.
Reported defeats and prison escapes at war front
Telegraphic dispatches from New York describe Union successes and Confederate distress. Reports claim loss of 1500 men and 60 cannon, with prisoners escaping from cars near Florence to Salisbury. Prisoners, mostly youths, report conscription and fear amid Sherman’s advance, while rumors of engagements with Johnston and movements around Wilmington persist.
Richmond Examiner notes Suffolk raid and Congress milestone
The Richmond Examiner reports Suffolk occupied by rebel forces with 1500 cavalry and a raid toward the Weldon road. It notes action planned this Saturday after a steady session where the partner Wenegoea bill awaits House concurrence following Senate amendments. Congress reaches its 1000th day in session next Saturday.
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Richmond
6Th Savas l
Suffolk
Weldon Road
Actjon
Partne Wenegoea
Senate
House
Congress
Rebels Move Against Sherman Believed True by Republican
General Thomas reports a scout's tip that Lee and Cheatham were sent from Alabama toward Sherman. Lee diverted to defend Selma, Cheatham aimed to join with Hardee from Charleston, but Sherman reportedly struck Cheatham's column with veteran brigades. Johnston was said to have attacked Sherman in front and inflicted a severe defeat. The Republican prints strong belief in the report.
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New York
Washington Republican
Gen
Thomas
Lee
Cheatham
Alabama
Sherman
Sela
Lardee
Charleston
Hardee
Chale
Jonston
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad resumes trips after river recedes
Cincinnati report notes trains on the Ohio and Mississippi lines will resume regular service as waters fall. The Indiana and Cincinnati railroad also back in operation, river leveldecline noted as trains restart.
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Ohio and Missisippi
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Senate confirms some nominations. others face concern
Washington reports Senate concerns the Arnold Krekel and Samuel Hoard nominations, confirms ex Senator John P. Tate as minister to Spain, and notes Gen Ewing’s resignation to practice law. It also mentions Stentor Hale’s surprise ministerial appointment, Treasury remarks by McCulloch, and ongoing efforts to restore fiscal order and specie payments.
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Washington
Senate
Arnold Krekel
U.S. District
Western District of
Missouri
Samuel Hoard
Chicarre
John P. Tate
Spain
Thomas Ewing
St. Louis
Sid
Sriny
Stentor Rale
Clay Sarith
Hale
McCuiloch
Treasury Department
Usball
the Tribune
Johnson
Liver Spring
Francis P. Blair
Editorial contrasts Lincoln and Emperor in 1861 muddle
Wastixeton reports editors discuss Abraham Lincoln and Emperor Napoleons contrasts. The Examiner’s March 8 piece mocks the inaugural address as meaninglessness while praising Napoleons address to his chambers as rational. Senator Hunter opposes arming slaves but supports war aims, signaling abolition and black social equality.
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Wastixeton
Richmond
Examiner
Abraham
Napoleons Addrega
Abraham Lincoln
Moba
Hunter
Senate
Vitzisia
Confederate cavalry unit surrenders at Camp Palmer Nevaray
Nevaray NC February 26 reports Co B of the 4th North Carolina Confederate cavalry, raised in the state, arrived at Camp Palmer with officers and 60 men, surrendered to the Union forces. After a feast they entered the city and praised Northern hospitality. They request pay for horses and arms and possible emigration or return north, noting Kingston is being evacuated.
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Nevaray
N.C
Co. B
North Carolina
Camp Palmer
Palmer
South
Kingston
Prices and trade notes from San Francisco to Mexico during March
March reports show flour and wheat prices rising with flour at 152 per barrel. Mexican contracts awarded to Messier Holiday and connected steamship line to sail under Mexican colors. Gulf tradeers must use Mexican routes. San Francisco builds a cotton mill, staples to be imported from Senatora. farming efforts expand in California. Army updates from Potomac describe quiet expected, bad road conditions, drill, and arrivals. Reports mention rebel slaves aid, and New York gold rally with Schofield rumor. Corpus Christie unions affected. governor’s term inauguration at Library Hall.
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San fRanemco
March
Blour
Colmin
Mexico
Maximilian
James
Messiea
Holiday
San Francisco
Mexican
Gulf
Senatora
Cairo
New Orleans
Laws
Covilale
Library Hall
Union
Corpus Christie
Freight train derails on bridge over Long Lick causes injuries
Louisvtne reports a freight train ran off the bridge over Long Lick on the Nashville RR this morning. Injuries delayed the Nashville bound train by about five hours. The bridge will be repaired soon. Frank Newcomb of Newcomb & Bro. dies today. A fire at Canton Co. damages machinery and causes about 75 000 dollars loss, with 10 dollars cited as the likely amount.
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Warntsatoy
Richmond
Grant
Washington
Fredericksburg
Singleton
Hampton Perry
Toredericksburg
Frederick Road
Rappahannock Convent
Hampton
Hamilton
Mussapox Creek
Predericksburg
Long Lick
Nashville BR
Nashville
Frank Newcomb
Newcomb & Bro
Senate adjourns with no extra session on nominations
The Senate held a brief session in Was-nixcros on March 1 and did not convene additional session to consider the President's nominations.
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Wasnixcros
Sexats
Senate
Pesident
Decree Notice in Mortgage Foreclosure Case
The district court at Bubrane Co rowa issues a decree against Moritz Wurtmer in the cro-a petition of P. 2. Theriot. Tax title to the south one half of lot 400 and nicety aig in Dubaqne city is claimed. Mortgage may be declared in default. appearance and pleading required by noon of the next term. If not, judgment will be entered. GHIFERSTE & KNIGHT, Attorneys for Therint.
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Moritz Wurtmer
Bubrane Corowa
Theriot
Dubaqne
Ghiferste & Knight, R Attorneys
Land Agency Ad Offers Chelco Acreage for Lease or Sale
Fragmentary notice from Taylor's Land Agency advertises 1100,000 acres of Chelco land with entries showing conveyance terms. References to Babbage & Co and J W T4408 Ja imply office handling and cataloging. Names and details are incomplete in the readable text.
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Babbage & Co
Har
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