Congress Reform and Indian Claims Debate
The Frreeley Tribune critiques current Congress for chasing political capital and suggests a six year single term. It discusses the timing of presidential elections disrupting business and considers a $30,000 claim by Colorow's band for stock losses in the Ute War, arguing government neglect and potential Colorado liability.
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Colorado
The Writer and The American Magazine Highlights
The January issue presents The Stranger in New York with advice for writers seeking to live by the pen in the city. It notes pieces by Fowler Perry Hammond Winship and others on journalism, typewriters, letters, copy, and literary workshop. The Century and Gardeners Monthly merges, while Bentonville battle narrative recounts perilous retreat, battery defense, and humane wartime scenes including a boy’s bravery and a kiss from a Virginia girl.
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New York
Pen
New York City
William J. Fowler
George B. Perry
C. M. Hammond
Boston Globe
A. Lk. Winship
William H. Hills
Robert Luce
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Boston
Mass
Cape Breton Island
Colonel Ropes
Huskinime
Forum
John Tyndal
England
Samuel Fisler
United States Supreme Court
Mile de Lavelye
Wisiom
Pitman
Canon Wilberforce
John Stuart Blackie
Scotland
Andrew D. White
Germany
Henry Maudsley
William Crookes
Edward A. Freeman
W.A. Mallock
Fife
G. J. Romanes
Wilkie Collins
Dawes and
Cullom
Edward Everett Hale
Andrew Jackson Downing
Gardener's Monthly
Thomas Meehan
Gardeners Monthly and Horticulturist
Philadelphia
Chas. M. Marot
American Garden of
Colorado
Johnston
Bragg
Bentonville
Tennessee
Georgia
Company AB
Nugent
Farewell to War and Bentonville Reflections
A veteran narrator bids farewell to combat, greeting surviving soldiers and friends after siege and bivouac. He plans a short dissent with Generals Slocum and Hampton and shares two or three minor incidents from the war’s last clashes, apologizing for lengthy remarks and signing off with goodbye to war and Bentonville.
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Hampton
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Bentonville
Fine Oregon Work and Road Horses for Sale at Seven Cross Stable
Fifty head of Oregon work and road horses averaging 1000 to 1400 pounds, about half are well handled, all between four and six years old. Stable is seven crosses east of the railroad track. Call to view and procure what you want. Oven and Stewart.
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