Reconstruction debates stir Kentucky politics and liberty
Fragmented remarks discuss Reconstruction impacts in Kentucky with reference to Confederate memories, negro education, and Republican doctrine. The piece cites loyalist arguments, warns against sophistry, and notes forthcoming political choices and costs in the state.
Reconstruction Era reflections and political echoes in a rattled year
A muddled summary notes postwar Vermont Republican triumphs with wide margins and Grant prospects across states, plus Ohio party organizing and public sentiment on reconstruction. It mentions a maritime disaster involving the Hippocampus, political figures like Grant Colfax and Washington, and assorted society notices from clergy to editors.
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Republican Party
Vermont
Grant
Ohio
Grayr
Comax
Grant and Blair lead in scattered election reports
Political notices describe heightened Republican activity across states with votes on Grant and Colfax versus Seymour and Blair. Reports cite favorable outcomes for Grant in trains and towns, speech support from West Virginia Senator Van Winkle, and Republican gains in New Mexico and Colorado territories.
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Frank Blair
New York State
Valley Road
Grant
Colfax
Seymour
Blair
Gate City
van Winckle
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Clait
Hartford Post
Vermont
St. Albans
Canada
Indiana
Conegrees
Coweano
Allen A. Bradford
Congress
Beldon
Halleck
Bushnell
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Senate
Vallandigham
Ohio
House of Representatives
Bangor
Lee
Andrew Jihine
United States
Hugh McCulloch
Treasury
Democrate
Chiorge
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Francis P. Blair
Jobo
New Jeravy
Forneys Reas
Montana Standard
Tinat
Seymoor
Calfax
Ciurchase
Alaska
Pacific Railroad
Buck Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Faiminy
Chicago Post
Lansing
Baymour
Bate
Ita Mit
Down
Allamakee
Hagaratown
Cincinnati
Montana
L. Bittinger
Boone County
Eleventh Judicial District
Chicago Tribune
Diverse 19th Century Iowa Dispatches Include Rail Plans and Elections
A wide mix of notices reports rail line progress to Fort Dodge and Missouri River links near Osceola and Burlington. Tax votes back railroad funding. land grants for Cedar Rapids and Missouri River project noted. Also listed are local marriages, mail theft arrest, farm yields, and a disease affecting cattle with regional political figures referenced.
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Hawk Eyes
Beaurscrox
Senator Grimes
Burlington
Council Blaffe
W. E. Miller
28Th Town Infantry
Republician
Johnson, Towa
Tama
Benton
Missouri River
Afton
Osceola
W. C G.taylor
Des Moines
Megister
Cedar Stapida
Dubois
Tipton
John Wilen
Elkhorn
Extra
Audubon County
Dubuque
Sioux City
Jows Pally
Ft. Dodge
General Land Office
Washington
Act of Congres
Cedar Rapids
Des Maine
Des Moines Valley
Nebraska BR. R. Glo
Fremont and
Lincoln
IT. P. Kennard
de Soto
Neb
J.T. Davis
Trenaurer
Chas. Weare
Cedar Rapiis
L. Burnett
Missouri Valley
Chariton Patriot
Northwestern Railway Co
Missouri Valley Junction
Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Spring Valley
Adel
Dallas Gunette
Various 19th Century Notes Include Notable Arrivals and Discoveries
Condensed items report Professor Agassiz arriving in Denver, John C. Fremont near Tarrytown, Brantford workers, new gold discoveries at Cape of Good Hope, a Rome Columbus cathedral plan, Brembre and Mason favor Toronto, Spain unrest, exotic fashions for women, and large prairie breaks in Minnesota. Also mention Egyptian viceroy palace costs, Niagara Falls water rise, Michigan rhetoric book, and Lake Superior copper mine depth.
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Denver
John C. Fremont
Tarrytown
N. Y
Albert Pike
Memphis Apyeat
Franklin Pierce
Concord
N. H
Atlantic
Brantford
Cape of Good Nore
Egypt
Columbus
Oho
Tye
John C. Breckinridge
Jos. M. Mason
Toronto
Canada
Spain
Seff Davie da
London
England
Minnesota
Miles O'Relly
Boston
Bo. Haven
University of Michigan
Catlin
Brosxela
Sonthaes
Wibnois
Millereburg
Red River
British America
South Carolina
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara
John Street Methodist Church
New York
Allerfos
Embury
Ashbury
Samimertdd
Barbare Hick
Tarmard Cass
Lewis Cass
Hedin Hillsdale
Mich
Tee
St. Vault
Carolinas
Georgian
Loissina
Chi
Lake Superior
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Webster County
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Gtabrow
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J.B. Young
Linn
Asibatentn
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Poweshiek
Ingersoll
Muscatine
Mhilam Schofield
Scott
Nee
Tis Nertanoax Union
Brave Cereal
AM Mittel
KeatsTen Wetipixg
Dradformes
Lowa
Jon A
Ruswetla
Boey
Vrres Meuewny
China
Crstar Rapids
Tlnote
Moi
Boa
Uala
Tinuls
Wed
Hon
Hunky
G'Connon
Jha
Aktron
Ton
J. A. Kakhon
Bay Til
Ilon NM
Batch Wen
Vandever Ge
Willen
Tiajur
Beim Sting
Adiltava
von Dhis
Kentucky
Ure
Wivard
Banda
Nigulatora
Taldoi
Hogy
Theraath
Anderagnville
Libboy
Saulabury
A. Mating
N.Y. Tribune
Qhantea
Prieg
Callé Ob
Avadeepesauntee Seree
Che
Bt Joseph
Benton Harbor
Chicago
Yippocampna
Erle
James Guthele
Sprague
Thad
Stevens
Mennsylvania
Adame
Maya
David Mahopence
Norton
Heatt
Hile
Itinalso
Robert Er. Lee
Gen. Rosecrans
Rocky Mountain
Athens News
Crant
D. J. Lyerly
Philadelphia
Morning Star
Lake Erie
Starling
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Gentigen Ware
Michael Angelo
Hoyle
Newton
Locke
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Voltaire
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Adam Smith
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Vance
Rowned
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Exconden
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Matley
Wika
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Tenufellow
Toombs
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Nean
Feechar
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Chapin
Whittier
Sameox
Indianola Journal
Indianola
Iast General Assembly
Texas
Dfuscatine Journal
Jefferson Advertisements
Grant & Colfax
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Boots & Shols
Queensware, Stoneware, &c
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Jans
Hellerson
Iowa
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Sol Kuh
Jones & Vercer
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