Vast 19th Century Adoffers and Public Notices
A garbled catalog announces yearly subscriptions to The Register and New York Tribune with varied prices, plus an offer for artwork prints and a long critical political discussion. The piece also covers legal doubts over railroad land grants, transfers between Dubuque and Marion lines, and public meetings in Vinton urging support for the Dubuque Marion Western Railroad project. The text includes political rhetoric about leadership, law, and regional rail ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Marion & Western Company
Zimes
Apa Thulova Central Company
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Company
Dubuque and Marion Company
Lug Gov
Gard
Marius
Duces
Buul Lace
JC. Thaer
Eagle
Cedar Ripids
Mo. River Co
Central Company
Anatiuss
Melriva
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mississippi River
Slavery Defended in Dr Rice Lecture Excerpts Cited
The record highlights Dr Rice of Chicago and lecture extracts cited by De Micco regarding biblical defenses of slavery. It notes critics labeling the defense as slander and details passages asserting biblical tolerance of slavery, including references to Abraham, Moses, Hebrew servitude, and apostolic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Douglas
Rice
Chieago
Chicago
Apostle of Christ
Abraham
Thomas
General Assembly
Lyons Opposes Air Line Build and Clinton Link
A local clash over the Lyons Advocate stance on the Air Line R. R. plan highlights Lyons opposition to a Clinton-connected route. The piece accuses Lyons supporters of dog in the manger tactics as bonds and bridges falter, urging aligned cities to push a joint railroad east of Anamosa to salvage regional cooperation and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Air Line R. RB
Marion
Advocate
Air Line
Bo Ly
Breeches
Cinton Company
Tuinair
Waters
Dabwyag
Clinton
Giger of Destiny
Clinton Bridge
Magpieketa
Wyoming
Anamosa
Tows Cental
Dubuque, Marion & Western
New Co
Batey Pone
Wil Maquoketa Steelstar
Remons
Java
Merine& Western Railroad
Congress Speakership Faces Prolonged Organizing Fight
The House, with Republicans 118, Democrats 23, Americans 23, Anti Lecompton 8, faces a hard battle to form a group. A compromise candidate like Corwin may unite anti Lecompton and American factions, enabling quicker organization and reducing partisan delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partes
Corwin
Jhiu
Adujai
Sorces
Las
Our Next Senator and Local Events Highlight Farm Town News
Discussion favors re election of Hon James Harlan for U S Senate with county delegation backing him. Local gathering at Court House heard Stinson of the Dubuque Marion and Western Co say $50000 pledged by Jan 1 will start heavy cuts near Anamora. A speaker recalled a stunned gentleman while a polite remark about a wife being a rainbow was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Megetina
Wistexr
Vinton Zagls
Dubuque
Dno
Tiford
Samuel Douglass
Joseph Dyeart
J.C. Traer
R. Gilcarist
PL Pence
J O W. Filkins
Lyons West
Vinton
Boursday
James Harlan
Harlan
Court House
Stinson
Dubuque, Marion and Western Company
Great Cry and Little Wool A True Story of a Southern Unsurrection
An 1882 account recalls Kentucky during a feared negro outbreak and a guard crackdown in Frankfort. Reports describe patrols, arrests for passes, and a Midnight surround of a Lovers Retreat cabin where a terrified woman and others were found. The confrontation ends with the guards departing, misreading the scene as a larger disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Press and Tribune
Southampton
Kentucky
Frankfort
U.S
Franktoss
Darkey
Sambo
Dieau
Ant
Wikfort
Mia Jatuw
Miankfort
Paibs
Prackfort
Une Bi Spring
Anil
Jin
Fratian
Col
Massa
Centralia Frisky at noon turnout a violent chase at the ticket office
A witness recounts a chaotic scene at Centralia where a young negro sought a through ticket for Chicago. A mob accused him of being a fugitive slayer, striking bystanders and firing a pistol, while others restrained the crowd. He fled toward Missouri as pursuers closed in, and one shooter was later jailed on bail. Authorities promise to pursue the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
New York
Siysi
Baltimore
Virginia
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Wysel
Garocina
Centralia
Chicago
Crobe
Umn
Missouri
Sleaven
Hlinuis
P Pree & Tribune
Baltic Arrives from Aspinwall with California News
The steamship Baltic has reached New York from Aspinwall with California advices. It carries 1,750,000 dollars in gold and 650 passengers including officers and crew of the U S frigate Saranac. Freight includes silk worth eggs from China for Italy and the south of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
United States
Aspinwall
California
Sun
U.S
Saranac
Battie
Overland Mail
Tathius
Golden Age
Gulf of Tehauntepec
Origaba
Vanderbilt Line
San Francisco
China
Italy
France
St. Louis
New York
Gilroy
Tuportinee
Aspinowidl
Jedo
SandiWielr [Davids
San Praneisco
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Boston
Providence
John Randolph
Richmond
Virginia
South Aspton
Lance
Tavagris
Letters From John Brown Publishable Letter From Prison
A 1959 publication prints portions of John Brown’s prison letters from Jefferson County Virginia and a Cleveland note to a half brother in Ohio. Brown writes of faith, martyrdom, moral change, and his impending fate while requesting aid for his family and referencing his personal hardships and legal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Cuanresrows
Jefferson Co
Dean Youne Puieso
Gimeone
Parewell
Cleveland
Brown
Ohio
Delterson Co
Brothen Jenemians
Wilden
Pam
Architediter
Adi
Mr.Thompson
Mary Thowason
Johs Brown
P. S
Owl John Brown
Joan Brown
Local News Depot Seeks Subscriptions for Weekly and Daily Papers
A battered note from Hewal Newal!-J invites readers to subscribe to the Tribune and New York Tribune weekly editions, offering delivery to any place. Subscriptions begin any time and readers may start immediately for weekly delivery. Regular service promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yearnshaw
Tribune
New Yorke Tribune
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Linn CO. Register
Diarion
Iowa
Linu Cousty
Ategiater
New York Tribune
Aid
Zulx Star
Atha Moutay
Stern
Dew York
Berma
Theas
Linn
Linn Quaoty
Wilu Lutte
Hans
N. Y. Tribune
Chicago Gunesake
Uiluajog Sapacb
Jann Giy
Frog Sae Estebestel
Daniel Jantligtor
Ranney
Tae Capfurs
Andee
Flor
J. RX
Paaliog
Warpter Ralligh
Leuise
Odinches
Ana Page
Merry W.ves
Wandlyer
Tou the Great
O. RR. Leale
Wrest
Landseer
Landsear
G.E. Lintseatch
Tom Shepherd
Land- Heer
Caius Marius
Carthage
Vanderlyn
F. W. Dowards
Robert Holmes
Jay
Tuk
Gavuga
Gov. Wise
Agug
Juhn Grown
Ki. Jones, Pres‘t
de. Micco
Congress
Poe
Cadar Rapids
Missouri River Firemd
Cadar
Misouri
Wedge Tay Land Grant
Eca 'Paal
Guana
Vicksburg
Mattock
Yoong Atoeriva
Aly
Washington
Everet
Mount Yep
Artan
May Everett
Eduh
Knickerbocker
Gael Aupoly
Bailey
Bros
TOR
Ty Satay
Belfar Art Institution
Coedin
Cate
Pisa
Will
Beatin
Shaspears
Gazettes
Handel
Ward
Ulery
Psy
Usb
Meyer Sigions
Cansta
Alrico Proviices
Claesy
Alby
Say Mau
Maria Aid Yi
Chicago Press and
CHER
PoLitica
Agricultour
Anj
ASU Literaiure
Press and Tribune
Ton Tange
Hitos
Edituciata
Grouery
Helly
Bascoe West
Banat
Jourson
Pasig
Gail Uhede
Eaphesi
Cid
Seviculture
Tartuern
Macket Kd
Qorgs
Pree
BHP
Paesa
Estray
Joan N
Neibugal
olWlgen Dolls Ra
Alea UN
Ewlite
Rubsn Alspangh
Tulle Py
Ohiee
Gith
ADU
Andrew Mensan
Gargsna
A. Grane
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