Democratic ticket urged in Dubuque county contest
The article urges votes for the Democratic slate in Dubuque County, stressing support for Dena A. Mateny and the ticket backed by local party leaders. It attacks Republican figures and warns of threats to liberty, property, and Negro equality, while noting Temperance and Good Templars activity and editorial positions shaping public stance.
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Denverney
Macy
Dubuque
Taronque
Denia A. Mateny
Tado
Dyersville
Lown
Dobugie County
Republeanisn
Dubuqnoe
Dubie
Ae Wet
Congress
United States
Freeman Clark
National State Bank of
Dabagy
Political speech stirs Dems in Cascade county race
A mangled OCR text reports a Cascade election rally criticizing black rights and urging white voters to support Democratic candidates. It claims attempts to influence the vote through bribery, warns federal office holders to back Stove, and cites speakers like Me Richards and Judge Taylor as rally leaders. The piece portrays a tense county contest with Democratic persistence.
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Lmtone Min
Mahany
Sheeith
Tee
Ian Aasins
Cummings
Ghonnos
Local notes mix tax exemptions and theatre news from Philadelphia
The page blends political chatter on exemptions and bonds with theatre gossip about Edwin Booth and reactions from Philadelphia society. It mentions Booth’s return to the stage, potential law study, and an upcoming wedding at Walnut Street, plus a note on the steamer North America’s voyage status.
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Mowts Hogut
Philadelphis
Edwin Baath
Edwin Muoth
Philadelphia
Booth
Elis
Walnut Street
Seventeenth
Thirelay
Miss Here Inionyesd
Mes
Edwin Booth
Mississippi Elections and Georgia Crops in Postwar Debate
The report spans election results in Mississippi, preventive measures against Fenian plots, and political shifts in Georgia. It notes large sums sent from America to prisoners, intercepted correspondence, and looming rebellions, with broader market details and local incidents across multiple cities. It mentions Gen. Humphrey's governor bid and anti Negro candidate for the Court of Appeals, plus rapid transit and notable fire losses. It captures Methodist Conference enthusiasm in Maryland and color line events in Washington, along with maritime arrivals and a coal oil warehouse fire.
Evening Sts Arrives as Government Backs Indian Border Guard
New York reports the steamer Evening Sts reached New Orleans on the 30th. General Mercitt says the government aims to grant full protection to border citizens and will dispatch detachments to scour the country. General Custne leads cavalry to Austin as detachments move northwest of the capital. 105 counties have been reorganized, with rapid progress. Soldiers’ good conduct is repeatedly noted. Houston Telegraph notes few civil military clashes in Texas. Governor Pinmilton and appointees remain popular. The 13th regiment of regular cavalry arrived at Loustos on the 17th.
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New Orleans
San Antonio Herald
General Mercitt
Mercitt
Custne
Austin
Houston Telegraph
Texas
Pinmilton
13Th Regiment
Regular Cavalry
Loustos
Washington
Richmond
North
South Carolina
Secretary of the Navy
Red Sea
Ssth New York Regiment
Bridgeport
Stevenson
Ala
44Th
Richard Marcheill
Pittsburg
Quiet Georgia election and North Carolina secession stance
Savannah reports a calm Georgia statewide election with civil officers handling polling while most counties run a single ticket and planters complain of neglect in Savannah. Raleigh notes North Carolina oppose secession, approve Johnson stance, and back Holden, with unity likely. Monroe details Dr. Mudd’s failed escape aboard the Thomas Scott and subsequent capture.
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The
Herald
Savannah
Saya
Georgia
Order of
Raleigh
North Carolina
Johnson
South
Holden
Thorald
Monroe
de. Mudday
Thomas Scot
Thomas Scott
le. Mudd
Reconstruction era notes from Charleston to Mississippi
Dispatches report Mayor Macbeth and the old Charleston government restored under General Bennett authority with whites under mayoral jurisdiction and blacks to the Provost Marshal. South Carolina militia forms under national oath. political expectations rise ahead of state and federal elections. Stephens and Regan visit Fort Warren with mixed health but hopeful views on reconstruction and voting rights for educated freedmen. Wisconsin lobbies for war debt settlements. claims of overpayment alongside corruption cases. Mississippi trials of Emerson Bitheridge shifted to Memphis. Mississippi Central Railroad nearing operation. Freestone steamer sank on the Yazoo River with wrecked wagons.
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Adviers
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Macbeth
Bennett
Burnett
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Congress
Herald
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John LT. Regan
Warren
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Harbor
Stephens
Regan
Texas
South
Washington
Ont. S
Grandal
Maj
Taddock
Oneida County
Haddock
Crandall
Corps of
Mustera
Ries
Wisconsin
Gruce ‘T. Sanders
Washington counters counterfeit notes and quake disasters
Reports detail a counterfeit ten dollar note prompting the President to cancel a planned trip. arrests tied to the fraud. in San Francisco a devastating earthquake causes citywide damage and injuries. courts address forgery cases and other legal actions as chaos spreads through multiple states.
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