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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1869

Page

3

Governor Ogiesbys Message praised in state reform note

The Governors Message is praised as a comprehensive accessible state paper. The piece argues for publishing general and local laws in every county paper to improve public knowledge and reduce unjust penalties under a two year legislature. It cites New York Wisconsin and Ohio as models and urges legislative action.

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Debating Societies for Youth Strengthen Public Life

The article urges organizing debating societies and fathers clubs as a productive use of spare evenings for young men. It cites The New York Evening Post on training public speakers and notes such assemblies build self possession, confidence, oratory, and moral character, urging growth of similar groups in the county.

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Grain shipments by city leading buyers in the past year

The report from John F. Smith Esq outlines 00,15 bushels, while Malburn & Grimes list 47,400 bushels of wheat, 7,210 oats, 4 bushels of corn, and rye data. John K. Brewster Esq reports additional figures totaling HE bushels and seasonal grain metrics.

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Temperance fight in Baileyyville marches on with strong division

In Baileyyville the temperance group and local citizens report ongoing clashes with whisky interests. The Sons of Temperance division was installed for the quarter, while business remains dull except for hog trade. Samuel Bailey prospers in livestock and Chicago markets loom. A near-fatal train accident near Pekin ends with a saving by bystanders.

Baileyvileh McCall Baileyyville Friends of Temperance Sons of Temperance I. B. Bailey Thomas Shuler W.P J. Bigard W. A David Vought J. Diott Shannon Lena Samuel Bailey Green Mountain Chicago Eugene Clover Springfeld Custar Washita W. H. Edgar Jacksonville Jorayyville Stegister Col. G. P. Smith Jacksonville Journal

Circuit Court Docket Summary of Criminal Cases

The People vs A Holmes verdict not guilty. Isaac Andrews et al not guilty. Change of venue denied in J Holmes et al. George O Neal et al. piracy guilty. gaming and riot nol pros. robbery jury unable to agree. Many cases listed with pleas, partitions, distributions, or nol pros entries. several judgments by confession and default. Counts include numerous docket strikings, continuances, and injunctions across Winnesheik County cases.

Circuit Court People A. Holmes Isaac Andrews J. Holmes Gottlolb Shearer James Malarkey George W. Winter N. Janson James Milarkey John Schuler George O'Neal Henry Schmeds M. A. Cooper Susan Thompson Wm. Patton Jessa Patton Daniel Tinthaway Shuman Daughenbaugh J . Martin Reis H. Kempster E. Masteller C. Masteller George Patten H. Knudson Chapman S. W.chapman James Shaw A. Buck A. Willson D. A. Knowlton HW. Allen M. M. Allen Henry Biesemeier J. Culver Richard Gould M. Cahill J . M. Diller H. Diller Berry C. Taylor E. Mahoney Mary Schrock Jacob Phillips I’. Zoye F. Schroeder John Ellis Ant Chenceford R. Barber Christopher G. Yalbrook Haynes FE. Baker Chester IX. Williams Mahlon McvEnten Hydraulic and Manufacturing Company Wh. Reynolds Et F. A. Dietrick Pells Manny Board of Supervisors L. PT Elgin Heitzell Et. al Winnesheik Ins. Co R. N. Beeny A. Bergman W. Caspers-Schultz F. Melizell John Grossman W. C. Schultz Appellantta Yo ‘Wm Reynold Very A. Dietsrick George McGee J. W. Crain BR. Barber C.K. Williamis Hiram Bright Et Gerge Daevidson Winneshells Inc. Co J. Hoek Winnesheik Ing. Co H. Mueller Charles Strobridge J. B. Cutler Winneshells Ing.’ Co Wm. Snyder H. C. Burchard C. F. Noff A. Thorp F. Fehly Schroeder Henry Baldwin John Maher Jacob Schwartz R. Gould Joseph Cannady N. S. Upton H. E. Starron J. A. Crain Mary Work B. Harman Moses Burns A. Froning J.M. Clark A. Buffington M. Webb B. Hunkemeier H. Beck John Nies F. Alberts Benj. Schmeltzer R. M. Milliken BR. Barber Et. al C.K. Williams James H. Sullivan James C. Sullivan

Fresh Air as a Means of Grace in Church Life

A critique of basements with poor ventilation hindering sermons prayers and singing. The essay argues fresh air is vital to a living gospel and better meetings, urging architects and committees to ensure ample ventilation for health and vitality. It also touches on unrelated items like railroad aid bills and a stray note on sudden births and a buried cow discovery.

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Debate versus discussion in debating societies

The text advocates discarding debate in favor of discussion to pursue truth. It warns that debate fosters falsehoods and partisanship, while discussion encourages argument, analysis, love for truth, and balance. It argues speakers should share convictions and alternate to reveal truth without aiming to outwit opponents.

Gard Debating Society

Illinois News Roundup From 1868 Illinois Papers

A mosaic of regional items reports vigor in commerce and population. Mentions Jersey and Pike counties, Rock Island bridge work, Chicago hogs and flour output, and a Rock Island line survey. Also notes deaths, fires, a bridge demolition, charters, a Convention seat, and a whisky of regional events with vivid local color.

Peorta Galesburg Morrigan Whiteside Jerssey County Lllnois F. M. Smith Avon Jersey County Chicago Springfield Rock Island Pittsfield Pike County Mercer County Agricultural Fair Tyler McMorton Whiteside County Horticultural Society Pe’ Oria Decatur Pike County Democrat Higbee Geo. Norcross Presbyterian Church Carlisle Penn State Journal Shaw’s Point Macoupin County Ill Carlinville

Obituary of Major General Rousseau in Orleans Louisiana

Telegraphic notice reports Major General Rousseau's death in Orleans Louisiana. Born July 4 1818 in Stamford Kentucky he rose from modest origins to lead troops in the Mexican War and Civil War earning national prominence for his staunch Unionism and military commands from Kentucky to Tennessee and Alabama. He later served in Congress and held military and political roles until his death.

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