Local government actions and tax levy approved
On motion of AJ Niles the bill of the town of Loran for 75 cents was allowed. On motion of Fuller the bill for potatoes was tabled. On motion of K Fisher the Stephenson County Supervisors levy a three percent special tax on all taxable property for Volunteer Bounty for 1868.
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D Bellman
Robert Little
J Gable
AG Temenway
J Niles
AG Hemenway
Bolander
F Baker
F Bollander
BT Ruckiey
Jas
Dfullarkey
Compton
AJ Niles
Zortman
ET Perry
Robert Wattle
Bounty Fund Committee
Roby
Michael Mathews
JH Wickwire
Loran
Patina Nolan
Fairbairne
K Fisher
Board of Supervieers
Stephenson County
Gatlif
W P Naramore
F Hollander
DO Orier
AJ Nilde
Freeport
TC Gatti
Florence
Democratic opposition praised by soldiers' memories
Nonspecific political critique recalls past editorials in the Bulletin labeling the war as abolitionist, condemns copperhead democracy, and accuses them of treacherous behavior toward Union soldiers. It warns old Stephenson County soldiers not to be misled by current Democratic rhetoric.
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Hofcd
Repblican
Addis
North West
Bullétin
Copperhead
Bulletin
Copperhead Democracy
Stephenson County
New York
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Drake
The
Tribune
Weod
Red Hess
American Publishing Company
Axéolt
Clark Bt
Chicago
Democratic fuglemen push bogus soldiers ticket in county
A partisan screed denounces the county Democratic leaders for backing a so called soldiers ticket to underm ine Union support. It attacks the Chicago platform and copperhead sympathy while naming Capt John M Scherwer and Dr David C. Grier as failed nominees and questions their military service and fitness for County Judge.
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Lincoln
Copperhead
Chicago
Feort
Budletin
Bulletin
North
Springfield
Vallandighan
Bulletin Clique
Stars and Stripes
Republic of
Washington
Jeff
Davin
Union
John M. Scherwerborn
Lena
David
Grier
Jefferson
One Necessity of Unity in War Time Politics
The author argues rebels and their sympathisers sought to split the Union, blaming radicals and conservatives. Democratic leaders nominate figures as stalking horses, claiming a loyal people must unite under a stronger organization to preserve freedom and victory. The piece lauds Republican discipline and warns against dissension undermining the Union cause.
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Union Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Congress
Republican Union Party
Johnsonism and party unity in postwar America
The piece defends Andrew Johnson and the Republican Party, praising his loyalty and role in Reconstruction. It argues Johnson stands with Unionists, rejects treason, and urges Republicans to stay united, supporting free institutions and a strong nation. It cites cautious policy on negro suffrage and reconstruction as an ongoing practical experiment.
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Union
Andrew Johinson
Lincoln
Andy, Johnson
Grame
South
Leis
Andy Johnson
Washington
The
Independent
Republican Party
New York
Ite
Touring scenic Virginia with Farwell and John Brown relics
A Charlottesville to Harper's Ferry excursion notes Jefferson's Rock and the Shenandoah Potomac confluence. The train passages, coal mines at Piedmont, and Oakland gum fish banter share views of Civil War echoes, ancient churches and a growing resort town while reporting federal receipts, elections, and assorted 1885 curios.
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Wasatsaton
Farwell
Wisconsin
Baltimore & Ohio
Harper's Ferry
Jefferson's Rock
Jefferson
Shenandoah
Potomac
John Brown
Brown
Piedmont
Oakland
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Promotes Scenic Hunt Retreat
A traveler recalls choosing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for an easy trip to a hunting headquarters with the Menach Broadwningy family and a famed hunter who died aged eighty two. The life of the hunter boasts nineteen hundred predators, three hundred bears, and fifty authorities, with an introduction by Francis P Blair Sen praising his character. The narrative ends with a note on the pleasant scenery and amenities.
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Francis P Blair
Sen
Ald Nyn
Baltimore and Ohio
Public reply to Committee of Fine Arts critique
P W Cram defends the Committee of Fine Arts in Freeport addressing alleged incompetence. He rejects accusations that oils and water colors were mishandled and asserts decisions were based on article merits with no envy. He invites the author to take the post if he can do better, dated October 7, 1805.
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Tine Arts
P. W. Cram
Freeport
Coes Ghugh Balsam Praised as Cough Remedy
The notice extols Coe's Ghugh Balsam as a superior remedial agent for coughs colds croup influenza hoarseness and chest soreness. It claims no prior preparation matches its safety and speed of care though it notes limited regional knowledge beyond the west.
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Coe
Westorn
Cough Balm Ends Long Disease Claims in 1808 Notice
Advertises a cough balm sold in fall 1808 by Messrs O G Onank and Co of Nowavail. Claims immense popularity and quick cures for long and throat affections. Offers $100 reward for proof of cure, with endorsements from Chicago druggists and Northwest wholesalers. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Messia
Onank & Go
Nowavail
Hagtorn
Hord ’. Smith, Mollet, Finch & Fuller
Burnham & van Schaack
J. H. Reed & Co
LH. Sepvill
Chicago
Northwest
Ohisago
Manon Mira cabinet dorwanri styles catalog offer
Ad text offers thirty five gold or silver medals and other first premiums awarded. Illustrated catalogen free. Address Mason & Hamlin Boston, Mason Brothers New York. Adapts to adored secular music. Prices shown as eight to eight hundred dollars.
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Manon Mira
Mason & Hamlin
Boston
Mason Brothers
New York
Gentlemen’s Fever Remedy Promoted by J C Ayer Co
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla claims to cure intermittent fever and bilious ailments like China fever with no deleterious substances. The ad touts safety, no quinism, and broad availability through Einmert & Burrell in Freeport and other druggists, urging soldiers and the west to try it.
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China
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