City Orders For Sald At Thy Journal Office
Through persistent effort by Mr Washburne and others in Congress the paper makers monopoly faced duty on paper and passed the House by two to one. Farnsworth of this state opposed the monopoly. Senate action was anticipated as likely. Paper supply waned slightly in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburne
Congress
House
Farnsworth
Monopoliats
Senate
New York
Columba Velunu
Ubfu
Charles Pollet
Smith Puller
John L. Dawson
Pensylvania
Willian
Dodge
Brooks
Fuilett
Carbondale
Minciy
Red Upter
Jacksonville
Dollet
Obicago
Springfield
Chicago
Farrer
Yarra
Dame
Carroll
Governor
Treasury
Tribune
Lona
Lee
DeKalb
Itor
Payne
Ohio
Stak, Co
W. F
QAGAN
Troy
N.Y
Adrens
DEMAS
Barnes & CO
Reconstruction Era Draft Order Redistricts for Fair Quotas
In January 1865 Provost Marshal General issues an order to re sub district the 3d District by making each township a sub district. This aims to equalize quotas and ensure each township bears its proper share of the draft credit. Captain Erstace of Dixon Illinois is tasked with implementing the change and reporting difficulties to the central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3D District
Mashal Mustad
van Drrartueet
Grinzrat
Waswixoronx
Tam
N. L. Jeffries
Washorne
Postpone Tax Collection Bill Passes Senate
The columns announce a bill to delay for thirty days the 1864 tax collection, already passed by the Senate and likely to pass the House soon. The delay aims to enable immediate collection of the two percent War Bounty Tax, with expected House approval of the Soldiers voting Law, Registry Law, and repeal of the Black Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jousxar
A. D
Senate
House
Board of Supervisors
World in a Nut Stool Reports Civil War and Fire News
Long dispatch notes a Buffalo conflagration causing extensive property loss and three firefighter deaths. It also summarizes Confederate-era rumors of Texas defense, oil fever in Kentucky, Illinois draft news, and Illinois legislative actions. Includes commentary on Illinois war expenditures and insurance charter politics.
Voters Registry Bill Heard In Legislature
A bill for an act on the registry of electors and to prevent fraudulent voting, introduced by Ms. Benewago, reported favorably by the Judiciary Committee and set as a special order for Tuesday at 2 PM. The measure, titled Be it enacted by the State of Llingis, seeks authority for designated persons to act as electors in finance or city matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Benewago
Judiciary Committee
Llingis
General Assembly
Nnance
Warshalls
Burr & Perry
Boston
Reed
Brown
Lamaon & Co
Reed, Butler & Co
Seth W. Fowle
Wilson
Fairbank & Qu
Meaghan
Kimands & Co
Hay
Portland
All Draggista
Wryit
James Clarke
Herabs
H. A. Mix
Thir
State of
Illinois
Leater HM
H Robbesen
Aald
Congress
Robert Little
Internal Revenue
Stephenson
Lena
Peat
Davis
Atore
Freeport
Fed
Treasury
Hobert Little
U. S
3D District
Vreeport
Board of Registry for Electors in State Districts
Judges or inspectors in each district form a Board of Registry to create an alphabetically arranged register of electors for the upcoming election. They must meet before polls open, copy and file lists with town or city clerks, allow public inspection, post notices, and update by revising voters names, with penalties for false entries or noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas
Uestdy
Anid Board
Aaid Board
Ainresaid
Wade
Board of Registry
Board of Registration
Secretary of State
General Assembly
United States
Politician Washburne and a wartime plea for family search
A Waukegan Gazette notice defends Hon. EB Washburne amid rumors of his U S Senate bid, praising his ambition and asking supporters not to desert him. Separately, a wire notice from Papery in the State seeks help locating William Pratt’s wife Christina and their two children, who vanished after he was captured and took an oath of allegiance. Frederick Schmitt is central contact in New Orleans for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Washinunny
U. S
Washbirto
Washburne
The
Gazette
Waukegan
William Pratt
Texas
Arkansas
Camp Butler
New Orleans
Christina Pratt
Springfield
Seare
Frederick Schmitt
Jefferson Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
St. Louis
Speingfeld
Be affable in youth and be honored in age
An old time advertisement promotes Dr Dy H Seelyes Liquid Catarrh Aid and Bryan's Polmoniy Waferes as portable remedies for throat and lung irritation. Pleasant manners in youth are urged, with claims of benefits and a sales pitch noting price at 96 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy H. Seelye
Misiarens
Lawrans
Bryan
Bamért i Barrells
Cooks Cough Balsam Promoted for Croup and Coughs
The ad urges readiness for influenza coughs sore throats and croup. It touts Cooks Cough Balsam as an immediate effective remedy especially for children and croup with a price of forty cents per bottle and availability at local drug stores.
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Remnant
Springefield
Luute
Burchyard
Kgg
Buffalo
Augusta
South Carolina
Sherman
Kentucky
Eastport
Miss
Tennessee
Johnson
Clifton
House Committee On Commerce
Lee County
Iona
Blair
Richmond
Chicago Horse Railroad
Joliet
Europe
Bavarie
Fireeer
Orange
Sardinia
Russia
Ero Apringfield
Khe Registry Hill
Washiburne
C. W. Roback
Theed
Roback
Joan
Lansing
Mich
John B. Ogden
Nasseu Street
Dr. Marshall
Barnes & Park
A. J
D. Sands
Stephen Paul & Co
Israel Minor & Co
McResson & Robbing
A. J. Beovill & Co
M. Ward, Close & Co
Bush & Gale
J. Clarke
Great Britain
Egent
Canadas
Joe Moser
Cortlandt At
N. B
Desongaux
Engilah
M. Mavatoyan
Oca
Liverty Street
New York City
A. M. Mavsiegu
Diceagea of Women
Hig
Ofice
Aig
Br. AM
Mauniougy
Liberty Street
Ton the Ponent
Ant i
Oathon
Sey
Nervius
Ona
Andond
Renoklyn
Anan
DR. Cheeseman
DR. Oukeleman
Dr. Cheenaman
Inderdso
Cheeseman
America
Lord & Smith
Cecur-St
Emmert & Burrell
Drogalsts
Ohero
LYON
Hagan
Magnolia Balm
NOY
Helmstreet
Barnes
Broadway
Cincinnati
U. S. Treasury
Nathaniel Mayfair
Bedford
Kings County
G. M. Clayton & Bro
Cal
Tripp, Goodrich, & GO
Burrbell
Burrell
Stephenson Bt
Fry
Ae Krohn
Olgar
Kistner
Collestor
Bagalvagi
Taylor
46Th
Migsasippi
Dornblazer
U. S. Infantry
U. S. Navy
Mamibrion
Chicago Tribune Co
J. L. Porippe
Eng
P.M. Chicago
4Th Nat. Bank
Benj. Lombard, Kay
I. V. Farwell
Farwell, Field & Co
O. Box
F. Adams & CO
Hilnole
W. R. Lacock
Keresene Ol
BuRgany
Bynupe
W. R. Lacock’s
Stephenson Street
TNA
Ogu
Lacock
Salr
Coburgs
E. Ka
Cowles
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