Senate and House debates on postwar reconstruction bills
A long congressional summary notes Senate and House actions on bills related to disability relief for Civil War veterans, land and tax measures, and Indian affairs. It records debates on copper coinage, pensions, statehood for Utah, district of Columbia governance, and amnesty notions, with additional items on postal service, defense budgets, and a Washington president's despatch on amnesty and reconstruction policy.
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Senate
Ohio
United Fitlands Asylum
Starkweather
Gotti
Julian
Young
Martin
Georgia
McCreeey
Carolinia
Shoiben
Fontstant Nathahiél ‘ Baydéh
J. F. Long
Édead
Senate Sfr
Fenton
Ance Committee
Yenton
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Secre of
the Treasury
Sherman
Conk
Ton
Mans
Democrata
Gument
Democratic Party
Sidhe
Bureau
Chik
Republeme
Io Get Sargent
Utah
Blair
Michigan
Brookes
la Vide
Hastings
Lowa
Mt. Hathlin
United States
Portland
Rutland, Oswego
Chichago
Chicago
Morton
van Horn
D’ Thaidt
Indian Territory
Unti
St. Croix
Southern Pacific’ Railroad
Banks
Washington
France
Prussia
Congress
Republic of France
Faupay
Foster Blogett
Sumner
National Labor Convention
Commerce Committee
Leavenworth
Harlan
Ockmulgree
Government of
South
Scott
Wilson
Pool
Rice
Bayard
Pomeroy
House
House of Representatives
House of Delegates
Cook
Dickey
Committee On Appropriations
Asper
Devener
Texas
McKenzie
Lawrence
District of Columbia
Johnson
New York
Sargent
Nolman
Grim critique of government noise fuels republican talk
The Pall Mall Gazette condemns the act freeing Fenian prisoners and rails against Britain’s government as loud but ineffective. The piece argues republican spirit rises among the people, predicts open rebellion and revolution, and contemplates Western powers backing revolutionaries against European monarchies.
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Republic of Grent Britain
Pall Mall Gazette
Millbank
Downing
Street
Great ‘Britain
Great Britain
France
Spain
Married Pairings In Ottawa And Florence Details
MARRIED entries list WILLIAM STRAWBRIDGE and JENNIE M. COULTER of Ottawa Kansas wed on the 18th by Rev J Riliott. Another marriage records JOSEPH BE WHEELER? to CHARLOTTA A WINTERS of Florence Illinois on January 16 1811 by Rev Robt Brotherton.
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J. Riliott
William Strawbridge
Jennie M. Coulter
Ottawa
Kansas
Florence
Stephenson County
Illinois
Robt Brotherton
Justus BE
Wheeler
Charlotta A. Winters
List of Letters Remaining Unclaimed in Freeport Post Office
The post office in Freeport Illinois lists unclaimed letters dated January 28 1871 including names such as Chas Morrow Helen Batcheller H F Marcus John Campell Bridenot Miller Jonnie Cobren Lizzie Mahon Michael Dixon George McCauley Thos Huth Celia Montague and others. It notes inquiries must state advertised letter and provides daily hours of operation with holiday adjustments. Postmaster SMITH D ATKINS signs the notice.
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Freeport
SE N. B
Smith D, Atkins
Freeport Markets Grain and Provisions Prices Listing
A 1871 Freeport markets price sheet shows grain rates for rye oats barley and corn per bushel with butter cheese lard eggs potatoes turnips onions beans apples cabbage tallow dried fruits and flour and feed items including Graham flour middlings and meal. Prices are given in dollars and cents per unit with multiple entries including per pound and per bushel figures.
Open Board reports rise in wheat and hog prices
The Open Board notes active wheat sales with No.2 Spring at 1 964, firmer corn, oats idle, dressed hogs up 50 to 65 cents per cwt, at 8.25 to 8.30, and live hogs 6.74 to 7.95 for ranges. Also cites steady export freight and New York market values, plus Milwaukee price levels and various railroad stock notes.
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le Sellet
Simple 50 microscope praised for home use
In examining insects which prey upon his traps the author extols a $50 microscope that is simple to construct and easy for any child to understand. It has sold over 60,000 units in six years and is valued by scientists, farmers, teachers, students, physicians, and families for instruction and amusement.
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Brigham Young
Norice
T. W. Enans & Co
South 8Th St
Philadelphia
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Yates
Buller
Massachusetts
Pacific
Ne Witary Academy
Yeas
Douglas
Internal Revenue
Coatesville
Chester Co
Indiana
Lewis, Tenn
Newberg
Palestine
Maury County
New York Post Office
Urani’s
Gutibrat Aldgat
Néw York Tribune
Migét
Europe
Republic
The
West
Freeport Journal
Obabad
Sven
Qad
Pelte
Gach
Oadee
Lear
Enseges Pouocenus
Saiieny
Office OF Thre: Evening Journal
Onicago Market
New York Market
York
Milwaukee
New
York Central
New York ‘Central
Ressgeertes
Pittsburg
Northwestern
Ssesesteres
Fort Wayne
Stageness Pacha Ci Ceesse
St. Paul
Prfd
Bi Western Union
Sdesereeys Ahederoaae
Rusuton
Rushton
F. V
Rye
E. Carpenter
Alex
Allen
Sarah Runkle
Lot. Evans
McCutchen
Court House
Stephenson
Sec
Township
E.P. R
Alex. Allen
Towynship
Nwg
Lot Evans
Nwa
Bec
W.H. Mitchell
Said Mitchell
Nw.pt
E. Fossler
Knowlton
M.P. Barber
Turner
Richard Irvin & Co
Waterman & Hyde
Chas Waterman
Lena
R. Mathews
Lsted
Railroad
Kimball
A. D
Jared Sheetz
Craig
W. J. Liness & CO
Merrimen
Sengerbund
Select Council of Fools
Pharaoh
Monsieur 'Killem
Honolulu
Paris
Franciscus Tranius I
New World
Jacksonvilles
Mons. Hogu
Herr, Qinzens
Holzschuh’s
Galena Street
Yours Truly
the Select Counsel
Craig and Novelty Microscope
Plcage
X- Hiller
Geezer
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
M. Pettengill & Co
Rex
People's Literary Companion
Augusta
Maine
Cincinnati
Secimens
Williamson & Cant Whll
York Safety
Steam Power Company
Ateam
Nollers
Bpes Ah
Serid
Gortlandtist
Ni Yoo
Briggs &Bro’s
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Eac
Briggs & Bro
Rochester
N. Y
North Missouri
Hannibal . ‘and. St. Joseph
Company
Missouri
Edward Wilder
Hannibal, Mo
Tpham's
PA Ky
Upham
Q. Pham
Jane, Streat
Druggtars
Cutler Bros. & Co
Boston
George Stinbun& CO
M, Wagner & Co
Marshall, Mich
B. Swerl& Coo
South America
Joseph T.inman
Bible House
New York City
Notich
Gall
Ducaat J. Motellus Warakontet
Stephens Rodearmel
D. Rodear Lellactor
Benjamin B. Reynolds
Pike County
David High
Loran
Tinos
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