Turmoil Over Political Ground for Removal and Bank Notes
The document reports political controversy around President and Secretary of the Interior regarding removal of a public official amid alleged illegal contracts and propagandist use. It notes a potential presidential approval dependency, internal letters, and opposing positions. It also covers a financial dispute involving the Bank of Galena and the Minura Point Bank, currency circulation issues, and the broader impact on the Northwestern region. The piece links these events to discussions about governance, finance, and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manewiod
Acanis Bank
Stualay
Ord
Banka
Gia
Tank of
Gales
Stes Corsica Ed
Galena
Waeubucha & Woodman
Ot Aras
Partivs
Atlanta
Lrckerd
Bank of Galena
Minura Point Bank
New York
Elsc
Achita
Lindeperts
Murder at Indian camp shocks distant towns
Fragmentary OCR recounts a brutal murder of two men by Sioux Indians near Omaha. Distant authorities describe a clash with pursuing bands and Native fighters, casualties, a decapitation, and military mobilization. The tale blends rumor, wartime tension, and community fear with scattered names and places.
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Tata
Odiaha
Usui
Bar Eudenty
Ladiane
Demarca Dal Meader
Tabla
Hans Elie
Leragay
Regular agent for paper authorized to receive subscription
In Freeport at 1:55 a regular agent for the paper Livingston Lenia app Preepert is authorized to receive subscriptions. The agent is connected with the managed money flow and will ensure payments are received and honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltvesao Lenia
Rtontin
Local notice on forwarding monthly items to public
Fragmentary text requests forward of new publications and monthly items for standard Sindanegellandg aus Took. It asks who may in this papercare pay or reach Rye tee Publict with toy maaot Went.
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Notleei
Ateeera, Fewrata
Wer
NOY
Qiks
Aus
Pepercaud
Young Man's Associations discuss lectures and coal find
A regional Young Man's Association meeting west of Chicago planned lecture arrangements with several named figures, though no lecturers were booked yet. The group formed a committee to negotiate engagements. A new coal discovery near Kickapoo Creek promises rich seams, with a thick vein over ninety acres and potential milling sites.
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Chicago
Wetton
Dixon
Hella
Muckford
Wan
Stark
Beq
Naghua
Nte
Cauren
Ralph Waldo Gatareo
Kgf
Boston
Ab Ryan
Begy
Milwaukee
Elwin Whipple
Bay
Park Godwin
Aleere
John A. Jameson
Lil Taylor
George Purineton
Peoria
Kickapoo
Grolve Melos
Paora
Paoria
Oquawka
Kreis
Penal law confusion delays sentences in federal cases
A Washington Star excerpt discusses the holding that Ohio and Illinois must create penitentiaries for US convicts, but new districts lack facilities. Courts delay sentencing in two cases due to statutory gaps, with the Wall Street style court adjourned to await congressional action and awaited amendments to the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chien
United States
Chenyo
Declines Ohio Governorship Bid by J Scott Harrison
J Scott Harrison, recently mentioned as a possible anti Chase candidate in Ohio, communicates to Hon James Hall in Cincinnati that he refuses a governor bid. Harrison remains a Congress elect from Ohio's Second District and asserts no right to desert his post. The anti Chase effort is seen as unlikely, with campaigning to focus on Slavery versus Anti Slavery.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Py Chase
James Hall
Cincionati
Congress
Gite
Chase
Foreign Vows and War Talks From Europe
Dull European news reports Sibastopol still firm as new movements loom against it Roma promises, while Barland and Prange stay home to borrow funds for war efforts and appoint fresh generals and ministers rather than pursue renewed campaigning.
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Sibastopol
Barland
Prange
Proe-Sait member denounces lawmakers in Missouri Kansas scene
A Missouri Kansas Legislature member accuses dominant groups of illegal residency in the territory, calls out citizens in Missouri and others, quits his post, and criticizes the leadership. A convention of opponents to Salon is noted, with mentions of governors and legal figures amid a chaotic report.
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Houston
Bopislaurea
Net
Cho
Missouri
Tragic mob violence in West Bend shocks Wisconsin
A deadly mob attack in West Bend near Milwaukee results in the lynching of a man named De Bar after he murdered a family of three in a separate Janesville tragedy. The Grand Jury indicted him for murder and, amid crowd violence, he was killed before trial as he was dragged by his heels for hours. The piece also notes the Ustox Away new paper in Lewisburg and praises its stance on public issues.
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Janesville
West Bend
Milwaukee
de Bar
Journal of Commetes
Santa Atina
Washington
Sunor
Chalora
Santa Anna
Don Carlos Maillard
Ok Anna
Ey Ae Ptin
Legation
Hera
Gen Ae Monte
Bapatied
Ter
Mexico
Census Base in Rockford Prompts Regretful Report
Too Had, We Jearn notes a census effort in neighboring Rockford. The piece laments a smaller count than claimed for the Tore st City and mentions a second commissioner with private funds aiming for a higher figure. It nods to an Information Aid Society as a recommendation.
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Rockford
Veteran Gene Leaves Albany Journal After Long Service
A veteran editor, Trenan Wen, retires from the Albany Evening Journal after a lengthy, influential career shaping party politics and press character. Rumors of his withdrawal linger, with Samuel Wilkinson of the Buffalo Democracy named as his successor. other names like Daugherty and Doesticks appear in travel chatter along the Collingwood line.
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Trenan Wen
Albany Eoening Journal
Ratires
New York
Union
Weed
Samuel Wilkinson
Buffalo Democracy
New Volume Beginnings at Leonard Scott Co in July
A July start announces new volumes from Leonard Scott & Co with Spinoza and other essays, plus Blackwood's Magazine debut. Norton, Proseport also offers Thoughts to Help and Curb, aimed at youths with daily ethical guidance. Children's Tales The Little Rapa Dancers praised for lifelike, cheerful stories.
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Blackwood
Cubbr
Crosby, Nichols
Norton’s
Traven Mantel
Crosby, Nichols, & Co
Buston
New York Teachers Meet at Mechanic Hall in 1855
The New York Teacher's Association held its tenth annual meeting in Utrea at Mechanic's Hall. Delegates from several states attended, with Prof. Davis presenting on standard units. Officers were elected for the coming year, and a banquet followed. The group toured the Insane Asylum, noting orderly halls, humane treatment, and separate wards.
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Freeport Journal
Utrea
N. Y
New York Teacher's Association
Mechanic’s Hall
Tyro
W. Powell
Hsq
Peoria
Ilinois
New York
J.D. Phillbrick
Connecticut
Armston
Normal School
Toronto
Canada
Uaresting
I. Anthony
Albany
A. G. Salisbury
Syracuse
Pires
Moots
Sonaca Malla
Pho Texe
Troy
O. B. Mattasan
Mosarg Wetmore
Matteson
Rice
Woolworth
State Normal School
Seymour
Suv
Suel
Tanathe
Gray
Woo
Enat
Etba
Compare Russia and slave states in Westminster review
The piece compares autocratic Russia with the American slave states, arguing both suppress liberty through harsh punishment and similar controls. It notes travel writers’ parallels between Moscow and New Orleans and claims slaveholders envy Russia’s coercive power, while urging readers to consult W. R. Avery of Rockford for groceries.
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Russia
Orth
Westminster Review
United States
Jostancus
Marquis de Custino
Moscow
New Orleans
Charlestaty
Everest
Mississippi
Carolina
Poland
Europe
Land sales soar as Illinois Central reports July totals
From the Land Department of Illinois Central Railroad comes figures for July showing sales of 27 231 22 100 acres totaling 385 468 25 dollars with an average price of 16 dollars per acre. Since opening the office in this city, 314 297 16 100 acres have sold for 82 784 189 51 dollars. Purchases are mostly on favorable terms with small cash down, long time and low interest. Purchasers are largely new eastern settlers expected to improve lands each year. Chicago Dress.
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Suntyors Cestral Starproan Lasse
Land Department
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Nottal
Chicago
Tragedy at Melvin's Grove and political news mix
A drunken altercation ends with Eleazer Puller allegedly stabbed by Charles Stephens at Melquin e in Melvin's Grove. Stephens is jailed awaiting trial amid other district notes on Democratic agents, P.O. investigations, and party zeal. The report comments on intoxication as a frequent trigger for such events.
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Melvin's Grove
Eleazer OL Puller
Charles Stephens
Melquine
Fragments of 19th Century News Gatherings In Coastlines
A garbled column from the Cleveland Herald notes barge and equity chatter, health quips, and political whispers. It mentions Senator Dovulag visiting town, hints at government building sites, and references a banking charter in Hawaii. Also covered are gold mining lore, John J. Gough’s anti liquor crusade, university presidents resignations, and Castle Garden as immigrant depot. The piece closes with Chicago liquor license cuts and a family injury in Madison.
Death of Capt A S Ford at Sackett Harbor
Obituary notice of Capt A S Ford master in the U S Navy aged 83, with biographical notes. Born Rhode Island 1772, impressed by Britain around 1800, surveyor of Lake Ontario and St Lawrence River, appointed master in 1810, long residence at Sackett's Harbor. Mention of his chart, family, and Christian faith.
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Great Britain
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Dnvida
Ford
Bike Ontario
Lia Hope
Chiriatian
G. G. Norton
Kansas House Considers Move to Fix Capitol Site
A detailed account shows lawmakers debating procedures to select the state capital location. An early session date is set for August at Springfield to nominate delegates for Congress, with Whitelld pressured to back the plan amid factional disputes and shifts in the House.
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Onein Roempt
Rooder
Mrr
Vonaldson
Governiane
Koavasas
Sliwnee
Frivuda
Whitheld
Friends of Isaacs
Congress
Texan expedition to aid Mexican revolutionists eyed
The San Antonio Sun reports a military foray into Texas to aid Mexican revolutionaries. Part of the expedition reached Teonora on the 25th of July with more men expected hourly. Capt Henry of the Lexan volunteers issued an address urging support for a Republican government under American protection. Houston letters endorse Kiowa Nothings amid a yellow fever toll of 222 last week.
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New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
Teonora
Juty
Henry
Lexan Volunteers
Mexico
Ho Gavn
Houston
Reports of gold discoveries near Fort Colville confirmed
From Washington Territory to June 28 the notices speak of confirmed reports of gold discoveries near Fort Colville. Emigration to the region is expected to be large as prices and opportunities attract settlers. U S troops from Vancouver and the Dalles are marching to pursue Indian troubles, while Palmer negotiates significant treaties with tribes. Oregon dates reach July 7.
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Washington Territory
Fort Colville
Tery Laren
U. S
Vancouvers
Plains
Ehsller
Turti
Teodore Ito
Palmer Hay
Oregon
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Kansas
Crete
Riepen
Mro Maney
Ehaven
Jatation
Cagivai
Kiepin
Secretary of the Interior
Reeder
Ceric
Nemaanzea
Plport Journai
O Publishers
Rho Keuason
J. Scott Harrison
Salnon
Congabis
Altoot
Aton
Wburder
Wiscomsimng
Lewisburg
Union County
M. Zeibach
Peter Stout
Quinyi
Daugherty
Doesticks
Collingwood
Dorsticks
Tha N
Paris
Batvitz
Indies
Pacificc
Iis
Dubuque
Dyersville
Carn, &E
Pacific
Consis
Jacksonville
Eall
Thas
zerWo
Decatur Gazette
Shelbyville
Humber
W. R. Avery
Mira
Otter
Alleviage
Chen
Berroy
Chicago Tomes
Partionlar
Democratic Party
Barton
P.O
Add Gant
Cinany
Chona Particabirs
Garo
Stata
Mark Mir Button
Nan
Billy Button
Bisaliae
Sapie
Tee Talline
Pines
Photris
Uarrissio
Galveston
Jeffersen
Dovulag
Cleveland Herald
Maasra Page, Bacon & Co
Sandwich
Landa
Brattleborough, Vt
Bridgewater
Pontystow
Plymouth
Gar
John J. Gough
America
Vanvass
Britain
Ax Dro Wayland
Brown University
Manning
Tvanty
Maxcy
Mossor
Crxsus
Mixsisota
Monnesoes
St. Paul Times
Castle Garden
Cis
Bith Rooma
Marine Hospital
Commissionera
Setauea
Warbaes
Chiscago
Tun Sram
W. J. Ary
Det
Amny
Agricultural Society
Trenton
Wiices
McCardla
Sherman, Lake and
American
Guy
Garden City
Clarendon
Wilson Hallo
Bull's Head
Scott
Franklin
Hamiton
Prenells
Exchange
Jarvis
Gomimercial and Railroad
Cadedonia
NLY
Tribune
Hudson
Tuga
Know Nothing
Saador
Vavarnmant
Telikuwwisa
Mereancia
Kiansas Lovivlutiures
Nowa
Oroton
Washing Territoris Vision
Library of the
Young Wents Aksocia
Roeport
Notiva
Young Men's Association
Enid Society
Eueh
Libray Association
Bonakatore
Norton
Jouin AL Tameson
Brawley
Burchard
Freeport
Fregpore
Orrice
Atte
Cileic Agu
Cinesao Darny Tune Osrics
Momjay
Seado
Kent Milla
Naples
Morgan Mills
Dame
Bey
Emall
Withont
Veith
Auall Ealea
Pala
F& A
Atrait
Chawee State
Aed
Calia
Ryo
Telse
Eales
Phodee Dings
Preah AM C Clark
Waddell
Staith
Barbor
Byerly
Aki Clark
Tao Journal
Snyders& Writs
Gaiteau
Ciattea Baungarten
City Totney
J. A. Jameson
Nucepter
Ay Council
Aia PS
Brady
UAT
M.D. Chamberlin
Tomera
Dante
Almot
Hurd, Glover, &E
Freaport
Vinces
M.D. Freaport
Chamberlin
Child's Blok
Veton
Avery
Donler
Cormer
Merchant & Breweter
Purchaas
Saleol
Capulry
Bucceror ii
Wastern Peadges
Lin
Dale & Co
Gibbs
Girittis
He & Brews
Wartad
Taylor Free
Fromurh
Spe
J. W. Pare
St Law Quities
Bae’ Sore
Frenport
Hilnole
Ule
Urdy
Ulnar
Kr. & Vist
Xappa Jerry
Pha
Uae
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