The Belferson Era: Jefferson Friday November 2 1868 News Summary
General Heintzelman takes command of the Department of Texas. Reports of battles near Candia with Greeks claiming Turkish defeat. Fenian activity in Cincinnati and Canada sparks tension. Kentucky Court affirms 1866 acts allowing military actions. Sherman praised, Grant to head War Department. Union Pacific railroad progress and various civic notes across Iowa and neighboring states. Counterfeits and local incidents color the lengthy dispatch.
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Heintzelmar
Getty
Department of Texas
Candia
Missouri
Sherman
Canada
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
United States
Chicago ‘Journal
Jeff
Davia
Post Office Department
Washington
West
General Land Office
Branch
Iowa
Mich
Fannie Soward
Soward
Grant
War Department
Stanton
Mexico
Campbell
Vermont
Union Pacific
Omaha
Montreal
McMahon
New York
New York Tribune
Leavenworth
Fort Buford
Colorado
Fort Halleck
Denver
Salt Lake
Holliday’ S Express Company
Julenburg
Boston
Sixth Ward
Charles L. Mitchell
Disloyal Insolence of a Southern Governor
The Chicago Journal comments on Governor Humphreys of Mississippi and his extra session message. It denounces his praise of rebels and hostility to the Union, calling him and Mississippi unrepentant and disloyal and urging delay in restoration to Congress.
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Humphreys
Mississippi
Union
New England
Radical
Congress
Flo
Jeff
Davis
Johnson
National Congress
Chicago Journal
Meteoric Shower Promised Next Month Despite Past Warnings
Observers anticipate a meteor shower next month, likened to the one seen thirty three years ago in November, with many in the community recalling the event as stunning yet alarming. The report discusses historical 33 year cycles, the upcoming display, and the public unease it caused as the heavens seemed to roll open.
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John Clough
Union County
Rachel C. Huntsinger
Blanchard
Chattanooga
Tenn
Afton Reveille
Lews City
The
State University
Weat
Old Johnson
Davenport “Gazette
Sioux City
U. P
Woodbury
Monona
Harrison
Onawa
Cedar Falla
Sharks
Jones County
Monticello Express
Cass County Messenger
Gaylord’s Grove
Lewis
Astreets
Iowa
Keokuk
First Cavalry
Dixie
Gate City
Hawk Eye Woolen Mills
Burlington
Paris
W. H L. Merritt
Statesman
Kester
Bth
Sanford Maines
J. A. Kasson
Washington
Hawk Eye
la Claire
Boott Co
Fort Dodge
Webster County
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Hoo
C. G. Daboll
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Caboll
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Travolles
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dubois
Hughes
Montana Territory
Montana
Pennsylvania
Cunningham
Burdell
Evening Star
New Orleans
Fowler Sistera
Aiuho
Clara An Loulga
Mary Duval
Anu
House of Representatives
James F. Wilson
Hiram Price
Wo. B. Allison
William Loughridge
Grenville M. Dodge
A. W. Hubbard
West Virginia
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Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada
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Wisconsin
South Carolina
Fon. L. D. Campbell
Republic of Mexico
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Lower California
Sonora
Chihuahua
Dalston
England
American
DR. Seelye
Cataret
Medicing
Parta
Seelye
D. H. Seelye & Co
Freeport
NEW Firm
den Moines
McBiide
Nmrciard
Chool Books
Jhrrendux
Rats Foot
Tanner's
Muchtine
Jrrvenson Dava
Jefferson Dei
Jerre
Culley & Wynkoop
West Side Public Square
Jefferson, Iowa
Iwwailis
Loccce,Scé&C
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Rathbone
Demorest
Adios Literary Cooservator
Bert
Jons Faahlona
Mio
Meinting
Anivernally
Parior Magazine
America
Montiny
Young Almertca
W. Jennings
Broadway
Young America
Magazin
Boye
Art Literatura
Ttd
Pheaura
Demorcat
W. Jennings Demorest
N.Y
Hederson Advertisements
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Wow Offers
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Atock
Comat
Boots
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H.C. Craufurd
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Anderson
Evans
Themaclves
Jefferns
Atrief
Fige
Jas. L. Evane
Dat
F. Anderson
Marncess
Wiis, &E
W. & L. Harker
Albert Head
John D. Park
Cincinnati
Fuller, Finck & Fuller
Chicago
Illy Burnhama & Vandchaack
U. Deman Barncw & Co
PD. Ransom & Co
Buffalo
Farran
Ehiley &Co
Detroit
Weeks & Potter
Howton
Maas
French
Meharda & Co
Philadelphia
Pay HK. B. Bollera & Co
Pittaburg
Pas Collins
St. Louia
Mog Harnes
Ward & Co
New Orleana
Lay It
A. Rollinson & Co
Laulaville
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