Local Notices and Classified Fragments Yield Sparse Detail
Fragmented notice items list names like Joan Brenneman B C Fitch Mouse sale or rent, mid dleditch Potter Co Pure Wines and Liq uors, J R Perkins Co, John Montellus Agricultural Machinery, banks quarterly statements, and a sheriff sale entry. Readable details are minimal and varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Brenneman
Civnsion
Nolte
B.C. Fitch
Middleditch
Potter & Co
J. R.perkins & Clo
John Montellus
National Bank
Second National Bank
Np, Adamson
Wall Paper
J. Re Hays
Appreciation note urges patrons to renew subscriptions
To Our Patrons we thank those who have called at the office in recent weeks and paid their subscription We appeal to others now that tax rounds have ceased to help raise funds The foreman’s certificate shows monthly copy counts for March April and May 1870 and the aim to reach three thousand subscriptions in three months Please send in names to support growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Journan
Freeport Journal
Speeches on tariffs and the Fifteenth Amendment debate
The piece surveys Hon. HH. C Beur eCHARD's congressional speech on protecting Western farming via tariff leverage and recounts I. C. Burcuard of Hlinvis’ broader tariff discussion. It notes President Grant's Fortieth Amendment remark on universal suffrage and the historic shift for four million former noncitizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Burcuard
Hlinvis
General Thomas Dies as Major General George U Ticas Succumbs
In San Francisco California General Thomas is dead and Major General George U Ticas died of apoplexy. His remains head to Troy New York for funeral services with the President Cabinet General Sherman Senators and Congress members expected to attend. The telegraph has delivered a mournful message as the Army of the Cumberland mourns a leader whose life and wartime deeds are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
George U. Ticas
San Francisco
California
Marehmith
Troy
New York
Shermann
Congress
Telegraph
AvkAllan
Army of the Cumberland
Republic
A Mather
Continental Soldiers of the Hovelutionary War Loved Woasuscrus
Olen
Lil Wastin
Mall Spring
Stone Haser
Mission Kileo
Peach Tree Creek
Adants
Nashville
Hetuis
Elisigi Ury
Adelbert Ames
Mississippi
Revels
Indiot Jen Davis
Albert G. Brown
Greuter
Texas
Senate
Pennsylvania
Jter
New England
United States
Chicago
Liverpool
Supreme Court reversal on legal tender act sparks debate
The article discusses the Supreme Court reversing its previous stance on the legal tender act of 1862, with two cases pending that hinge on its constitutionality. It critiques the copperhead decisions, praises a full bench, and surveys fiscal policy and tariff debates led by Representative Burchard and others, including views on taxation, the sinking fund, and national debt reduction. It also notes political shifts and mentions Reconstruction era context and Illinois agricultural concerns amid tariff discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Chase
Copperhead Court
Kentucky
Sumter
Supreme Court
Copperhead
Senate
House
United States
Grant
Burchard
Republican Party
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Andrew Johnson
United State
Messrs
Treasury
Tostanes
Union
Ohio River
Ilinois
Dushuis
Todd
Renee
Vueshuis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steoke Wader
Meath
Hon
H. C. Burchard
Illinois
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
IEC Osber Sre Cereseererseasees
Tixcoss
Dred Scott
Judicial Department
Justice Chase
Lincoln
Mer. Lincoln
Linceoln
Mir. Burchard
May Williams
Nediana
M I Tribune
Washington Sta
Takeden
Lorne Porter
Porter
Petrovivania Tiverste
Commonwealth
China
Cheago
Gan
Bratt
SCC
France
Bliss
Oor
Cree Cnr
Dean Agriculture
State of
MeCormick
Bartey
Averay Marketing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!