Prohibition politics and politics in Nebraska by Douglasites
The article discusses Prohibition and Nebraska politics, focusing on the Maine Law controversy, anti Nebraska sentiment, and Democratic counts. It analyzes how majorities are calculated across districts, referencing Judge Logan, Judge Lealand, and Judge Caton, and notes John Logan’s defeat and ongoing political debate. It also reviews a biographical work on Charles V. and its availability at Norton’s City Book Store.
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Gentlemen of the Times
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Maine
Prohibition
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Spain
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Charles Till
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City Book Store
Prospects Bright as Crops Rise After Drouth in Stephenson County
Readers are assured of a bountiful harvest in Stephenson County as rains following a damaging drouth revived crops. Wheat, corn, potatoes, and fruit show promising growth and yields. market conditions for new potatoes are steady, and overall may reach usual harvest levels barring future disasters. The note also covers Minnesota politics and a leadership tour by Charles Sumner, with expectations of his speaking events in the West.
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Stephenson County
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Tampico
Belge
Mexico
Bovarna
Vauaie
Stephenson County Agricultural Society plans fair lease and committees
At a June 1865 meeting the Stephenson County Agricultural Society Executive Committee approved leasing about five acres of ground to D A Knowlton for ten years at ten dollars yearly for five years and fifteen dollars for the next five. The committee also named members for premiums committees across cattle swine fowl farming fruit grain garden vegetables and other categories and urged district residents to attend an upcoming meeting about establishing a Female Seminary with an address by John A Jameson.
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W. A. Llawkns
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Jonn A. Channk
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Jons K. Beensten
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Fragments From The Nation On Rivers Rail Accidents And Politics
Content from the St. Louis Intelligencer and National Flay notes river levels at Keokuk and rising Mississippi with Missouri and Illinois falling. Reports a deadly North Missouri Railroad accident near St. Louis on July 3 caused by a swung derrick, three killed. Also mentions Everett Dorchester ovation, Albany Journal on public marriage hoax, Napoleon book sales, New York population estimates, and other scattered items.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Keokuk
Missouri
Illinois
North Missouri
Unecon
Alsa
Deaths and notices from Hamilton and beyond
Lavina R. Chubbuck of Hamilton aged seventy died at her village home on the evening of the second. She was mother to Fanny Forrester and wife of a noted missionary. Also noted: ninety six bonds posted in St Louis Criminal Court on Sunday law violations. Polk, brother of a former President, runs anti Know Nothing for Tennessee Legislature. Lucian Decatur, widow of Commodore Decatur, dies in Georgetown.
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Volear
Hamilton, N. Y
Lavina R. Chubbuck
St. Louis
Criminal Court
Polk
Tennessee
Burnt at the Stake Alegro in Alabama
A report of Alegro the murderer being burned alive by South Sumpter citizens after confessing his crime. About three thousand witnesses watched the execution on a willow stake, a grim scene described by the Marion Mississippi Republican. Also recounted is a Kansas bull wagon accident where 27 yokes were hanged in the air after a mud-bound wagon spired and the team broke free.
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Kansas
Frontier News
Next Congress party breakdown by election picks
The record lists numbers for each faction in the next House: Whigs 161, Administration Democrats 8, Anti-Administration 35, Republicans 3, Know Nothings 37. It also notes 119 Anti-Nebraska and 42 Nebraska aligned members.
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House of Representatives
Nebraska
Kansas Legislature meets as Independence notes July affair
Independence reports the Kansas Legislature convened on July 2 with Thomas Jahnson elected President of the Council and Richard R. Reese as President pro tem. A. Haldermanny named Secretary, with others admitted to seats by Governor’s certificate. adjournment planned to the Methodist Mission.
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Independence
Thomas Jahnson
Methodist Mission
Richard R. Reese
Proton
Dd. A. Haldermanny
Ma Grover
Assistune
Surin
Lilo
Martinagsiecane
Colvain Senate Passes Liquor Bill Amid Amendments
From New Hampshire Colvain June 10 the Senate by a veto of 10 to 1 passed the Liquor Bill with amendments not affecting efficiency. A plan to redistrict the state for State Senate elections passed the House 205 to 75. A naturalization and burden of naturalized citizens bill was introduced. Uncertainty clouded Saturday adjournment. The Wis t annual commencement of Columbia College was announced in New York yesterday.
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Clark
New York
Joseph Mut
Ianeral
Lehalfooe
Beate
Baltimore
House
Congress
Lorritories
Kaneus
Colvain
Senate
Jn Force Tv
Maine
Columbia College
N. York
Know Nothingism examined by Louis Kossuth and critic
Louis Kossuth, regular NY Daily Times contributor, analyzes Know Nothingism as a brewing force beyond mere personal gain. He argues the movement is undefined yet dangerous, with hidden rulers guiding a vast machinery of the uninformed, while warning against alienation and sectarian division in America.
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Ireland
Cotton falls and riots ripple through ports in June reports
The dispatch notes cotton prices slipping toward the pound in the two weeks before departure from Liverpool. In New York 20 to 30 arrests for intoxication occurred with warrants issued for dualers. Taverns near Brooklyn faced arrests. Indian delegates from Kangas met Colonel Mix to discuss Cranegit issues. Prisoners from Melville Island conveyed to Dwvatdeang Piveeo, while Germans imprisoned there face relocation. A second Cooper inquest in Portland found Mayor Dow’s orders may have caused a riot death. Benjamin Lofmaan’s death ends a long illness. he once co owned the Evening Journal.
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Melvilly Ishnd
Nova Scotia
State Council Drafts Policy amid Market Turmoil
A Montana state council session produced a committee of eight to draft a policy for wheat and corn sales. Chicago-based Henry Bs deupings chairs the panel. St Louis market prices at 1.25 per unit influence urgency as large supplies flood the market and selloffs quicken.
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St.Louis
Crop Prospects Grow Worldwide Amid Harvest Optimism
Reports from the South to the West and East indicate favorable crop conditions for corn, with corn surpassing cotton in planting. Higher corn prices reduce slave food costs, while European harvests promise wealth and renewed global trade. A flood of money to market boosts producers, debt liquidation aids prosperity, and confidence lifts securities.
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Ccill
Show real devotion to a wife through deeds not flattery
The text urges husbands to prove love by concrete kindness toward a wife, valuing her health and happiness over all else. It warns against idle compliments, gives examples of sincere daily acts, and stresses consistency and truth in affection.
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Monawisa
Harris
N. York
Hymer
Bible Society Appeal Boosts Illinois Auxiliary Effort
The Freeport meeting on the 13th saw a strong turnout as Prok Grant Rev, and Rev Gale Bascom Vail offered addresses. A donation of 1900 was voted to aid the American Bible Society for the destitute, a larger annual gift for an Illinois auxiliary. The Knox County Bible Society leads state as Banner Bible Society since 1836. Assistant agent T. OC Hartshorn to aid Parent Society. Members urged to sign pledges and distribute circulars, with emphasis on life memberships and director pledges.
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Gale
Bascom
Vail
American Bible Society
Mlinois
Knox County Bible Society
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Heory Fisher
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Astor Place
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Speculation and rumors of a planned town in Superior country
A letter from Outousgon near Lake Superior, published in Clovalauned, claims a 13 member Congregg led syndicate with cabinet members and media figures organized to lay out a town in the Superior region. It alleges 6000 acres secured via pre-emption, immediate land patents, and a growing city named Superior with streets and lots not yet settled. It cites government support for military roads and pledges to complete a Wisconsin road by November. The piece mocks administration tactics and quotes the Chicago Tribune on Mexican revolutions and exiled leaders.
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Seo Taunt
St Paul
Siorige
Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
Lady Cububs Delights In Hothouse Gossip
A humorous ode on a lady's passion for the garden and hothouse plants. The mock dialogue features disparaging wit about celebrities and flower names, ending with a playful pun about a long affection and a jab at the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Siduey Smith
Canterbury
Papal dogma praised amid mixed church response
The text reports a global church reaction to a dogma with broad approval from Vatican dignitaries and many archbishops, while German and other factions voice protests. It notes American Catholic leaders largely support, with isolated dissent from Germany and others, as details about the Illinois and Chicago region appear in the passage.
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Fragmented 19th Century Dispatches From A Turbulent Era
The jumble describes a range of events including legal questions over office compensation, a young African American boy with a distinctive scar, a fatal shooting near Audri, and notes on political conventions in Boston. Additional items mention a New Hampshire search for safety, a Boston soda fountain incident, and various local curiosities from 1770s rhetoric to agricultural reports.
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