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Marshall Messenger

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1868

Page

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Harsh mockery ends column as editor vows reform

A satirical attack on the Herald editor John Littlefield mocks his reform talk and ends with promises to stop praising him. The piece uses crude imagery and labels the critic a "lousy, lying, loathsome scavenger of hell" and pledges to end advertising him for free.

Eine Cath HP Exes Hell

Congress Senate opens fortieth session amid credentials and bills

The fortieth Congress Senate session convened with 164 members present. Virginia Mississippi and Texas were unrepresented. Credentials for Edmunds of Vermont and Georgia’s Sherman and Drake debated. Several measures were introduced including abolition of slavery, resuming specie payments by July 4, and cheap ocean postage. A constitutional amendment proposal targetted suffrage by color was discussed, and vacancies due to Stevens and Finney deaths were filled.

Fortieth Congresa Anthony Cameron Cartel Conkling Chandler Conness Corbet Crazin Davis Dixon Drake Edmunds Fessenden Fowler Frelinghuysen Grimes Harlan Harris Hendricks Howe Kellogg McCreery Morgan Morrill Maine Vermont Merton Norton Nye Patterson New Jersey Tennessee Sherman Alill Georgia Messrs Sumner Senate Spain Cragen Pomeroy Mr. Rice Army Congress Virginia Mississippi Texas Arkdhass Eee Washburne Illinois Garfield Ohio Brooks New York Oliver ‘T ‘Dickey Newton Pettis Penn Stevens Finney Bullock Georgies Christy Brooke Geni Meade Wimpy Confederate ‘Army Mr. Dawes Maynard Tennessce Thos. J. Hamilton Committee On Elections Br. Spaulding Boutwell BNL United States Judiciary Committee Pile Ways and Means Committee Farnsworth Freedman’s Bureau Committee On Freedmen’s Affairs Kelly Brooman Morris Regerdy Johnson England Committee On Foreign Affairs Committee On Ways and Means Mr. Stokes Malling Ku Klux Klan Archer Johnson Bingham Reconstruction Committee Cary Burton W.C. Collins

Civil War Era House Seat Debates and Tragic Ship Disaster

Lawmakers debate seating Thos J Hamilton and other measures while a shipboard fire tragedy unfolds. The United States boat disaster near Warsaw, Indiana leads to mass rescues, harrowing heroism, and scenes of improvised shelter as survivors recount the flames and cold waters.

Terrible Ohio River steamboat disaster near Warsaw

A 19th century report details a collision on the Ohio River near Warsaw, 100 miles above Louisville, between the steamboats Was and America amid a fierce wind and snowstorm. The American carried petroleum causing a rapid blaze, with about forty lives believed lost among passengers including bridal parties and ladies in the States cabin.

Miss Jones Ahorn States America Indiana Kentupy Warsaw Qallatin County United States Doak Slater Ohio Louisville Cincinnati Relia Ingiy

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