Engravings Offer On Framed Art From Noted Masters
Ad offers a package for $1 735 including the Register for a year and one of several high quality engravings. Each sheet measures about 6 by 66 inches in some cases 24 by 82 inches. The list includes The Signing of the Death Warrant of Lady Jane Grey and The Capture of PaJor Andre among others. Also notes James Harlan reelected as Iowa Senator.
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Kmngraving
Jane Ghey
Danley Wintingtor
Tate Trapper
W. Ranney
Pajor Andre
A.B. Durand
Son
J. I. Paulding
JOLLY
Walter Raleigh
Leotze
Sue
Ayory
Town funds push to finish famed hospital project
The piece argues for a public appropriation to complete a hospital tower in the West, estimating costs near 100000 with a prototype in Northampton cited for comparison. It praises state growth, urges defeating opposing politics, and lists various clerks and officials connected to a legislative session.
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Lowe
Sayas
Northampton
Massachusetts
Surte
West
Official Vote of the State in Legislature
The joint session counted Governor Kirkwood with 66 005 Republican votes and Dodge 612 Democrat votes, leaving Kirkwood with a majority of 55 143 by 872 JT. Lieutenant Governor Rusch Republican 2 068, Babbitt Democrat 2 270, with Rusch’s majority 2 270. Rusch lost about 300 votes due to a misspelled name. A resolution to study school district autonomy was adopted. The piece criticizes township organization and endorses greater local school funding control. It notes Democratic Douglasites voting for Dodge for Governor then for Senator, suggesting political maneuvering.
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James Harlan
Harlan
Messrs
Anderson
Angie
Barnes
Bemis
Bereman
Blackford
Bowen
Bowdoin
Bremer
Brown
Caldwell
Clark
Éfditias
Chirk
Tufferson
Cottell
Cowing
Crawford
Darling
Davis
Clinton
Jasper
Johnson
Polls
Dennison
Drummond
Filwards
Gillett
Glasgow
Goodrill
Gue
Sherradden
Stanton
Scott
Strevter
Phoumpson
Oupkins
Watson
Williamson
Joainty Wilson
Withrow
Witter
Wright
Depar
Ainsworth
Baker
Bailey
Beal
Bennett
Bracewell
Bussey
Buechel
Campbell
Des Benois
Claggett
Conner
Curtis
Doggett
Duncomb
Dunlavey
English
Filis
Guitke
Green
Harvis
Hammar
Sledges
Uotehkiss
Jennings
Jones
Kellogg
le Lacheur
Mann
McCullough
Dyckson
McCulloug
Lee
Neal
Haulk
Pusey
Peek
Price
Reed
Dives
Riddle
Robinson
Rubb
Stevens
Saylor
Naylor
Wayne
Trumbull
Udell
Whitaker
Williams
Mahaska
Dubuque
Willimason
Warren
Wwixon
Hall
Patterson
Cao‘baugh
Mr. Gray
Jon
Marian
Augustus C. Dodge
Iowa
Congress of the United States
Lollers
Kirkwood
Dodge
Dem
Lee Co
Tuy
Towa
Stephen A. Douglas
Gen. A. CG. Dodge
Unorganized Congress Debates and Eads Investigation Comment
The article discusses resolutions accusing Congress of misorganization, criticism of Democrats and Ohio conventions, a House inquiry into the Town Central Land Grant, and a coroner’s inquest on Lawrence's calamity. It notes Sickles, Gouverneur Lowe on the Eads office, and an unaccounted balance of 148,974 70 with a 72,880 deficit due to Democratic influence and possible bonds.
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Railroad Committee
Town Central Company
Iowa Central Company
M. & Mf. Company
Old Buckey
Speech, Trial, and Calamity Parade in 19th Century Paper
A Virginia preacher faces trial after denouncing a controversial book tied to abolitionist sentiment. The report details testimonies on the Massachusetts inquest into a deadly fire, plus grain market notes from Chicago including wheat and corn activity and prices.
Trial and Imprisonment of Mr Worth in North Carolina
A Greensboro correspondent reports on the trial of Mr Worth who defended his own case. He admitted circulating the Helper book and a work on Kansas but refused to admit circulating Furman. he argued slavery’s evils while the court pressed the charge. Worth described himself as a peace and union man and recounted his ministerial calling and movements in Indiana and North Carolina. A letter from Worth to a New York friend, printed in the Seeling Post, calls him a good man in jail for fidelity to Christ and humanity.
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Missouri
Virginia
Washington
Geneman
Congress
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Melper
North Carolina
Worth
Greensboro
New York
Merald
Dad
Kansas
Old Guilford
Abolition
Aonan
Helper
Indiana
Telpex
Seeaing Post
Gitnenspooro J Ain
Fall of Mills building spurs mass death and rescue scenes
A catastrophic collapse at the Mills building, affecting hundreds of workers, caused massive casualties and harrowing rescues. Witnesses describe frantic screams, improvised aid, and a chaotic search as fire and debris spread, with inquest forthcoming to determine cause.
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