Constitutional Convention Receives Encouragement in Missouri
The article praises the Missouri Constitutional Convention for hard work and long-awaited reforms. It notes proposed taxation limits, debt restrictions, banking rules, and state revenue tweaks. It argues the new constitution will improve the present framework and foresees broad public support pending final session outcomes.
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Bette
Missouri
Jefferson City
Misssouri
Constitutional Convention
Committee On Taxation
Democrats Endorse Ohio Platform in National Debate
The Ohio Democratic platform, led by "old Bill" Allen, advocates government issued currency, free banking, and a plan to wipe out banknotes in favor of a national credit system. It contrasts with Republican calls to resume specie payments, warning of increased burdens on the poor and bondholders, and praising Democratic aims to stabilize trade. The piece also notes Mississippi Negroes targeting own color officials and a Louisville base for a national orange, while and reports on weather, floods, and crop prospects in Missouri and neighboring areas.
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Couniet
Iuvik
Pequires
National Banka
Baska
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ohio
Becauuse
Vou Ptly Gall
Bill
Mies
Keeron Beneris
Missouri
Wm. H. Combs
Erastus Taylor
Hayden
Neg Glbors
G. P
Death of Gen Blair and political notes from St Louis
The notice details the death of General Francis P Blair and outlines his long public service from Kentucky birth in 1821 through Civil War commands in Tennessee and Georgia to political work with Democrats and Republicans. It notes his later roles as collector of customs, commissioner of the Pacific railroad, and a U S Senator candidate, ending with obituary brevity. Additional items mention flood risks in St Louis, wheat yields in Boone County, a large bull snake killed near Boonville, and local political conventions and county court reforms in Missouri.
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St. Josephs
Jane
Canair
Chilicothe & Pranswick
Cranswick
Reytenville
Plursdavight
Lowry
P. Dearmin
Muscle Fork Crect
Keytesville
Salisbury
Dilton
Lt. B., K. C. & Northern Railroad
Eastern Mall
Kansas Ciy
Dalton
Chariton
Grand River
de Witt
Carroll County
Chariton River
FL P. Baan
St. Lewis
Tassek
Frasces Prescos
Lexington
Kentucky
College of New Jersey
New Mexico
Mosico
St. Boule
Tad Res
PSES
Coonerat
August Tih
Gomera
Sen Priz
Atanta
St. Louis
Pacific Railroad
Republican
Democratic Party
ISGS
Horatio Seymour
Ife
Congress
Milwouri
Dhe Prtte
United States Senvbor Fcons
Sullivan County
Dr. Harper
Mitcheoh
Harper
RB. RL Co
McCarthin
Dreckfield
Joka B. Reynelds
Burlington
Abegsteria
DSTA
Ofsak Common Pleas
Western Railread
St. Joseph
Lacreds
Linn County
Miesuart
Linn Cottery
Missouri
Will
Pulic
Hrookiied
Barnington and Southwestern Railroad Company
Chesround
Sherif
Lion County
Brookfield Notes on Town Affairs and Local Health
readers learn of a Brookfield town meeting after a flood and changes in local leadership including a Principal of the Brooke School and a renominated City Marshal. The piece touches on bridges lost, freight disruption, a St. Louis trip, and town prospects after a major inundation with sentiment from local residents and merchants.
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Price
Ope
Col Hak
Brownlee &W
Staith
Mershie
Cary
Das
Fort
Marshal Pretens
Jim Pop
Ardlerdd
Rigg & Fort
Rings
St. Dae
Hite
Gotham
Dis
Fiat
Grahany
Kotler
Sato
Milan
Chillicothe
Pettisoln
Wader
Disorderly meeting and bridge collapse disrupt Bucklin scene
Reports describe a chaotic town meeting with shoving and vandalism as well as a nearby railroad bridge failure after floodwaters. A passenger train crossed safely but the bridge suffered major damage and a worker was injured.
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J. B. Wilcox
the Convention
the Convention On Taxation
Kansas City Times
Louisiana Purchase
Jackson
Benton
Pendleton
Ojo
Sed de Oman
Mate Anit
Caen
Mississippi
Charles Swanner
Thad. Stevens
Zea
Richmond Whig
Treasury
United States
Louisville
Kemnesy
National Orange
Pao Yi
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Cas
Bates County
Sedalia
Kansas
Lincoln
Gen. F. FP. Blair
James
Pte
Boos
Ted Tong
Boonville
St. Lovwils
Richmond Conservator
Bonwy
Ray
Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
The
Interior
Henry Clay Dean
Bill Allen
Blair
Crews
Franklin County
Applegate
Chariton County
Akers
Norman J. Colman
Celsus Price
Walter Carr
Logan Hanter
Thes General Assembly
Coatt
Ju Lges
Brookfield
Hass
Fred. Douglass
Washington
Moses
Fred
Douglass
Bucklin
Daly Bi Isa
Willaams -Svythe
Thosbyl
Trail
Jase
Winer
Erie Tint County Court of Common Pheas
John W. Brown
Joseph J. Brown
William Brown
Comenon Phas Court
Joseph 4
Bane
Wilton Brown
Sherif Faly
Saic
Linn County Cort of
Coman Pleas
Wreter
Couny
Jobn Lomax
A. B. Falk
Jobn F
Persiine
Saii Tommien Pleas Court
John BF. Pershing
Vassouri
Wilt
Linncounte
Pershing
Alove
Sherifaly
Moe
W. Moffett
Moppety
America
Efreak
Remir Wiens
Vesey St
N.Y
Bsk
Cannon Sense Medical Adviser
Thotrian
Irht
Cogent
North America
Cmt
Ray Uwrent
Inelositeer
Ing
KR. V. Pierce
World’ Dispensery
Ale
Tado
Wall St
We & C O
Bankers & Brokers
Wall
Horace Waters A&a Sons
Broadway
New-York
Nyaene
Pelign
N- Fifth Street
Middletown Tool CO
Middletown
the Weekly Sun
Vickery & CO
Angasia
Adddre William & CO
Piladelphia
Quincy M
Chicago and
Tr. D. Woodruff
Quincy, MI
Fourth St
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