North unrest voices amid war crimes rhetoric
The piece condemns killings in multiple towns tied to Union Leaguers and Democratic opponents, citing murders in Dayton, New Lisbou Tuneau, and New Carlisle Ohio. It urges loyal officers to protect innocence and calls for action against perpetrators, endorsing decisive measures over protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellmeyer
Dayton
Bellinger
New Lisbou
Wisconsin
Union
Talley
Thia
Philip Aematrony
New Carlisle
Oho
Vallandivium
Milroy
Ladeck
Logan
Ulnlleck
Lozan
Lowe
Awa
Senate District List from the Fifth General Assembly
A list outlines senatorial districts and county parts for soldiers tickets across districts from Lea to Howard, noting district numbers and composite counties. The law appears on pages 118 to 121 of the Fifth General Assembly's laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th General Assembly
Board of Education
Lea County
van Buren
Davis
Appanoose
Wayne
Lucas
Clack
Decatur
Ringgold
Fremont
Desmoines County
Henry
Jefferson
Wapello
Monroe
Louisa
Muscatine
Washington
Keokuketh
Mahaska
Marion
Warren
Madison
Scott
Clinton
Cedar
Johnston
Iown
Poweshick
Jasper
Polk
Juckson
Jones
Linn
Benton and
Toma
Marshallsod
Dubuque
Delaware
Sith
Buchanan
Bremer
Clayton
Fayette
Elardin
Allaiaakee
Winneshirk
Howard
Harrigan
Sth General Assembly
Uncertain Civil War Times at Charleston
The account notes Federals hold Morris Island and Wagner and Sumter near Charleston with gunboats, yet confidence is split as reports vary and telegraph unreliability breeds suspense about who controls Charleston and its defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Morris Island
Wagner
Sumter
Soldiers law tickets offer by office call for copies
Soldiers may obtain copies of the law securely enveloped by calling this office. The notice asks every reader who has a friend in the army to call and take advantage of the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayeair
Ean
Bedford
Kingy County
N.Y
Stump
Whittier
South
Clark Street
Chicago
Democratic crowds and war talk color Wisconsin Union scene
The piece hues to Democratic and abolition fault lines as Maine and Vermont push dissent, while Wisconsin War Democrats exhibit a muted convention with no ticket nominated. It recalls past political shifts, hints at Governor Cony’s Republican leanings, mocks abolitionists, and questions Ohio and Vallandigham’s loyalties amid war.
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Maine
Vermont
Wisconsin
War Democrats
Cony
Buing
Douglug
Bradbury
Judge Woodward
Pennsylvania
Shorty
Abe
Abolition
Vallandigham
A. Sidney Johnston
Villandigham
Various 1860s Newsmaker Snippets Paris Opera House Plan
The dispatch notes a five million dollar grand opera house project in Paris with solid foundations. Other items report General Casey's frail health, pricey ice cream for soldiers in New York, and Milwaukee’s population rise to 5048. Also covered are a Milwaukee coroners verdict, Michigan robberies, and a new planet sighting between Mars and Jupiter.
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Paris
New York Tones
Tribune
Seymour
Chelsea
Washtesnaw County
Michigan
My. DePuy
James C. Watson
Michigan State University
Mars
Jupiter
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Uarrisburg
Washington City
Hudson Bay Company plans telegraph line expansion to Pacific
St Paul arrival of C J Beydges Exq managing director of Grand Trank Railway and Megas O S Wood of Montreal with A B Smith of Wisconsin signals push to extend Canadian and American Telegraph Lines across the continent. They seek immediate transport of wires and equipment to St Paul for a line from Selkirk Settlement to the Pacific coast and to establish wagon and express service for colonization of Central British America under Hudson Bay Company policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Beydges
Grand Trank Railway
Megas
O. S. Wood
Montreal
A.B. Smith
Wisconsin
Messrs. Brydges
Wood Hope
Hudson Bay Company
St. Paul
Garry
Selkirk
Pacific Coast
Central
British America
A. B. Smith
Wisconsin Telegraph Company
St.Paul
Pembina
Wood
Canada
St. Paul Praga
Lyon Victim of Early Federal Repression in Vermont
The excerpt recalls Matthew Lyon a Democratic congressman from Vermont jailed for seditious writings during the first U.S. terror era. Judge Patterson orders four months in prison a $1000 fine and costs. Lyon expresses gratitude to supporters in the Western District of Vermont from prison in 1797.
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Matthew Lyon
Congress
Vermont
Patterson
Lyon
St. Croix
St. Mary's River
Atlantic
Lake of the Woods
United States
Congress of the
Marrinw Lrox
Ancient 36 Pounder Brass Cannon Traveled Through Wars
A Memphis Journal report recounts a brass 36 pounder cannon with Bourbon crown marks carried by Lafayette to Charleston in 1776 and seeing action in the Revolutionary War. It passed to New Orleans for 1812, stood at the Alamo, crossed to Mexico, then to General Scott, later reached Vicksburg, and finally became a trophy moved north after the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
France
Lafayette
Charleston
New Orleans
Jackson
Alamo
Mexico
Scott
Grant
Memphis Journal
Grant's Accident Casts Gloom Over Reviewing Party
The report describes General Grant being jolted by a spur while riding a green horse after a review. He fell and rolled, bruising his left side but not seriously, and was taken to Carrollton Hotel by his companions. A later speech references Democracy from the Jackson school with a moral on liberty and equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grex
Grant
Carrollton Hotel
N. O. True Della
Allen
Cox
Chillicothe
Jackson School
Indemnity Swamp Land Scrip Totals by Counties
The Register reports swamp land scrip issued under the 1857 act to Cedar 5400 acres Marion 120 Henry 1400 Iowa 3434 Jones 6222 for indemnity to counties. Mumakee Bremer Clayton Tayette Floyd Winneshick failed proofs may forfeit benefits unless new proof is supplied.
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Register of the
State Land Office
General Land Office
Congress
Cedar County
Marion
Henry
Iowa
Jones
Mumakee
Bremer
Clayton
Tayette
Floyd
Winneshick
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Pais
Pinwsr
Rich
Detroit Free Press
Casy
John Armstrong
New York
Deraay
McClellan
Pacific Railroad
Reuben Flanigan
Oswego
Pea Ees N.Y
Milwaukee
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Oxford County
Virgil PD
Garland
Propesca
Alto
Contin
Chapline, Burton & CO
Paris & Allen
Arbouin Marott & Co
TULIP
Road Street
Xouk
Gue
Edward A. Wilson
Qhoga
Broadway
John B. Oudes
Nissan Street
Ifenes
Josen M. Dagnale
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Radway
Hills Atre
Hegmbold
Hellbold
Stervatorivora
Rigulow
Ofco
Lymbold
Allen & Mosford
Williwins & Potter
Pr. C. Sameon
C. 8. Keller
Jinkermann & Haas
Batchelor
William A. Batcitelor
Marnveet &Ec
Baiulay St
J. R. Dudley
Dre. R Rally
Apy Addrede Hewebber di
Helmstreet
Heimatreet
D. S. Barses & Co
X. Drike
Trong
Amd
U. Drake & Co
Hug
Itagan’s
Patroniz
Vetresas
Opera
Barnes & O
Generl
Browwiy
Molloway
Tiovsos
Dodo Thonson
Doote Thomson
Doct Nromgon
Chinkatrees
Chrome
Chitergo
New York Museum
Angtowy
Menicina
Sutferm
Hamaity Cour
Ghedt
New York Museum of Anatomy
Chickasaw
Cos., Iowa
Omande
aArt County
Fawn
Geo
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William Wecker
Bumaesa
William Kecker
Ang Whach Becher
Abt
W. Wecker
Becker
Jowa
F. Bates
D.C
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Rurert
Shannon’s Dairy
N.C. Kyan
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Main Street
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Purry
Newnouse
Cooper
Ketnoce
G. D
Fairbanks
Scales
Henninoe’s
Mannys
Reaper
Dixon’s
Clarke and Utter’s
Westpital & Hinds
Dunugus
Lowa
Florence
Milton
Taurus
Chemmer
Maciline Co
Olive
Take
Dubuque and Vicinity
John FL Rague
Lawrence Blork
Cincinnati Distilery
Pike Magnolia
Cincinnati
OMLIO
N, Pike & Co
Sycnmore
Ambrose
7Th Sts
Ffer
Snzerac de Forge & F. Otard Dupuy & Co
Merett £ Co
Rochelle Brandirs
A. Seignette
United Proprietors
Stolland
London
Ry RB
Tyars
Medford
Daniel Lawrence & Son
Syracuse
Iurrhigce
Benat
I. Goff
Wieting Hat
Syracuse House
DR. James
James
Gla
Randolph Street
State
Dearborn
Addin Dre
New Grlevis Lock Hospital
Tony
Ata
Watt
Galveston News
Texas
Joes
House Street
New Optears
Lea
Tom
Baton Rouge
Hig
Tis Hospital
Dewey
Dr. Whittier
Greenleaf & CO
Lake Street
Waerras. & Hixon
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