Springfield Correspondent Reports Turbulent Illinois Politics Nov 1871
From Our Own Correspondent Springfield November 20 1871 describes social visits at Central City and Gall followed by comments on Governor Palmer Sheridan and party lines. It notes the new post office progress, the governor's message, temperance activism, and anticipation of Governor Grant politics, with remarks on the Missouri Republican policy and apportionment maps.
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Springfield
Emery
Greenvile
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Dick Whiting
Witt
Galesburg
Dowdault
Democrat
Suively
Macoupin
Rounsville
Magee
Goveror
Reich
Democracs
Nolens
Ithout
Kentucky
Dent
Grant
Palmer
United States Army
G.eak
Whiting
Bort Ge
Ahra Hsperance Societies
Tayte
Temperance Eremindy
Ohio Law
Dema
Gogues
Methodist
Jecturer
Wik Milburn
Esther
Peoria
Profssor Seager
Michigan
Wisconsin
Manhood Womanhood Impediments Hearted Remedy Almanac
Fractured ad copy promotes a 106 page guide on marriage impediments and cures with heading I-Who may marry who not. Sold by V. Wells & Son agents in Marshall County and Warner's Proprietary Medicine Company tonic products.
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Wilittier
St. Charles At
St. Louis
V. Wels
Henry
Warner's Proprietary Medicine Company
WY. Wels & Son
Marshall County
Withofts Anti-Periodic Cure Promise
An advertised remedy claims to cure chills fevers enlarged spleen and convulsive fits within an hour. It asserts no poison or harmful drugs are present and promises safety for all ages, claiming patients become new after treatment.
Birth notices from the city and surrounding areas
Birth announcements list a daughter to Alexander Ilgaujhand in the city on November 17 and a daughter to Solomon York on November 20 at noon. Joan Greiner in the city welcomed a daughter on November 16. Sparland saw a daughter born to Michael Greiner on November 6. Sandwine reported a daughter born to Samuel Talnes on November 12.
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Thie City
Alexander Ilgauhand
Thie‘city
Solomon York
Joan Greiner
Sparland
Michael Rogers
Sandwine
Samuel Talnes
Henry Market Prices and Commodities Listing
Market price snapshot dated November 23 shows flour at 8.50 for winter and 8.00 for spring, with numerous staples listed including corn oats lard butter potatoes honey and hay. Prices vary by item and unit with ranges like wool 30 to 40 per tb and hogs live five to five dollars thirty-five per hundred pounds.
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Henry
Mexar
Titanspar
Omcresk
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John Winn
Jarez
Manouelyer
Fayette County
Iowa
Elizabeti R. Bowe
Whitefield Township
Nennepin
D. T. Wilson
G. A. Meccormick
Yaro
Joan Whitney
Perley & Poter, Attorneys
Henry, Ill
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Illinois
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National Ok
Anid County
Leon
Charles M.graham
Lacon
Charles M. Graham
Thareupon
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Lewis L. Lemman
Panzy
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Ichard Lloyd
Selina J. Lloyd
Charles Js. Powell
Selina Powell
Richmond J. Lloyd
John Presser
Kabecca
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Brearns
Philip ‘. Youtman
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Rebecca Powell
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Lewis L. Leona
Tully
Cassim Frey
Marseilles
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Pool & Jones
Dealiz
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Rochester
New York
E.H. Hutchins
NEW Oyster Depot
Aving
Frank Kleinnenz
Rollin Mallory
Leen J. Russell& CO
Hitchcock
J. Russe
A. Thornton
J. P. Botce
Peel & Jone
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