Polls open as town votes in county elections
Fragmented OCR text shows towns in multiple counties preparing for local elections. Names such as Denton, Scott, and Glouco are referenced with references to voters, ballots, and county officials. The piece hints at party lines and district roles but is too garbled for full details.
Election drama and a tragic tale unfold in old presses
Fragmented text reports political contest results with Democratic factions and a broad critique of state politics, followed by an imported tale of a doomed engagement. A young man, wealth and talent, pursues a marriage thwarted by a past lover return, ending in a sorrowful, public airing of reputations and heartbreak.
Early Iowa notices mix politics and industry in period chatter
A fragmented Musention Journal style item references enforcement of moral laws, liquor issues, and votes for Stone. It notes Davenport, Keokuk, Decorah College, and local post office concerns, plus abolition sentiment and schoolhouse plans. Mentions woolen factories rising, and a corvette project tied to public works and education.
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Musention
Biarek
Cerin
Thant City
Stone
Avtaat
Iowa
Keokuk
Avery
Ube
Fowa
THLUGRAPHAC Everted For The Pony Worala In Confederate News
The dispatches report a push for regular troop garrison assignments at Jenkaniom and Fenian arrests. A presidential proclamation promises amnesty and a focus on Fenians. Details cover railroad losses in Detroit and a shifting federal role in New Orleans trade.
Piedmont Railroad Seized by U S. to be Returned
The Piedmont Railroad, seized months ago by U S Government agents on grounds of Confederacy ties, will be returned to its owners after officials concluded the act was a mistake. The Herald notes officers and observers traveling to Northwest cities and coverage from Philadelphia about Fenian Congress attendees. In Washington, Gov. Crapo of Michigan discusses veteran discharges, while Gen. Stanard of Vermont is mustered back, and Northern Pacific railroad interests seek withdrawal of surveyed lands. Reports from New York and Liverpool cover theft, pardons, and international diplomacy.
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Sharpebars
Hee
Eto
Herald
Piedmont
United States
Congress
Col. Babcock
Gen. Gennt
Stat
Washington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Northwest
Philadelphia
General Sweeney
Lewis Dr, Downey
Army of the Potomac
Gov. Crapo
Michigan
Stanton
Geo. I. Stanard
Creant
Stanard
Gettysburg
Wisaca
Chatheck
Furat
M.S. Rowland
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Interior Department
Liverpool
Ireland
O'Brien
Connaught
Pavia
Manning
London
Ohinia
Or Hianiom
Eliout
Ocean Telegraph Co
Times
Allens
TrossAtlantic ‘Telegraph Company
America
Portugal
Agares
Ocean Telegraph Company
John V. Holle
Madrid
Spain
Tville
Michigan Central Railroad
J.T. Dobson & Co
New Orleans
Uovion
New York
Guiding Star
General Waiberton
Retrenlar
Matamoras
New
the Times
National Military and Naval Asylum
Smithsonian Institute
Barnes
Davis
W.B. Astor
Butler
Justica Chase
Non. M.S. Tohey
Gen. Butler
Mr.Tobey
J. Raymond
Gov
Smith
Stuart
Clarke
Admiral Davis
Gen. Barnes
Gen. Meade
General Grant
Mr. Raymond
Dem Ratification Falls in New York Speech Fight
At a Democrat meeting in New York on Oct 19 Gen Slocum Montgomery Blair John Van Buren and others spoke. The gathering endorsed President Johnsons reconstruction while denouncing negro suffrage and urged Monroe Doctrine enforcement regarding Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gen
Slocum
Montgomery Blair
John van Buren
Johnson
Mexico
War in South America a bloodier clash on Uruguay river
The Herald reports an August battle on the Uruguay river where 8,600 allied forces under Generals Flres and Pannero fought 3,400 Paraguayans led by Duarte. 1,400 Paraguayans died, 200 wounded, and 1,200 captured. Brazilian gunboats blocked reinforcements as heavy losses mounted on both sides.
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New York
South America
Herald
Yattary
Fl Res
Pannero
Dourte
Uruguay Ceiver
Teresa
Duarte
Aliea
Uruguay
BB. B. G
Timex
Washington
Texas
58Th
New Hampshire
J. M. Broadbend
Treasury
Smollness
Grant
Union
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Hoadwou
Wes
Lin
Rooney Wentdy
Peter Cunt Cave
Miller
Moerowilla
Dewey
Belormsia
Thunilton County
Stine
Mloyd Goonty
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Secott
Lee Moraes
Avnar
Mont Coanty
Denton
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Neca
Durniture
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Warerna
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Waverly
Deemer County
Ava
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Phoenix
Palle Gagette
Chiat
Misehell Press
A. Vian Vk Crohase
OCU Company
Ag Doteneat
Fairfax and St. Dohne
St. James’ Hall
Queen Victoria
Vehlnin
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Gen. Sherman
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John Sundertand
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