The Senatorial Question in York PA 1864
The article argues against centralizing party power in one locality and advocates a district representative system. It critiques Gov Blair as a Senate candidate, contrasts ability with local control, and warns that centralization breeds corruption while district-based nominating boosts party health and public good.
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Gov
Blair
Senate
United States
Oies
Stratesman
Howard
Bass
York
Pennsylvania
Detroit
General Land Office
U.S
Supreme Court
Land Office
U. S
Vocasey
Wayne’ County
Political clash over patronage and loyalty in state leadership
The text discusses internal fights over patronage and loyalty among leading native and public figures, urging unity behind Governor Binieav and praising Austin Blair as a tested patriot and statesman amid debates in the legislature.
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Hons
Peould
Jmust
Fiurrivad
Eensi
Door ‘Pea
Thin & Des
Binieav
Nolor Liebens
Austin Blair
Donaiton Festival Gratitude Report From Marshall Committee
The distribution committee thanks generous Marshall farmers who unloaded wood and donors who contributed to the relief fund for soldiers families and the sick and needy. Citizens who aided during the cold winter day are praised, with a promise to publish donor names when room allows.
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Evitok
Eitizena of
Marshall
Angels of Charity
Marshiall
Ding
Ganda
Wen
New England Supper Anniversary Address At Meeting
The New England Society held its annual anniversary supper on the evening of the 22nd at Heynna Hunde city venue. About twenty five members and a few guests enjoyed a fine repast. Hon. Chas. T. Gorham, president, delivered an address on emigration, colonist history, and independence. Rev. Mr. Willard gave remarks, then the gathering adjourned with prayers and singing as the evening closed.
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New England
New Magland Society
Chas. T. Gorham
Golonista
Mao
New
Willard
Uenderagn
Treasury notices reveal distribution and regulation questions
Fragmentary text shows the Treasury Department addressing several cases about public aid and regulatory propriety. It mentions amounts around 125 dollars and inquiries into legality, with unclear references to Amotility and unidentified entities. The readable bits point to official notices and responses.
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Treasury Department
United States
Savannah Occupation and Capture Report by Sherman and Foster
Dispatches from Savannah dated December 23 announce General Sherman’s occupation of the city, the capture of 150 heavy guns and large quantities of ammunition, 33,000 bales of cotton, and 13 locomotives with 190 cars. Foster’s message cites 150 guns, 3 steamers, and substantial war matériel, noting Hardee’s forces retreated and the navy yard burned. Reports from Grant and Bragg chronicle allied movements and Wilmington fleet reappearances as the Civil War info circulates.
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Dixiz
Sherman
Saviennah
Savannah
Foster
Grant
Harden
Navy Yard
Flardee
Savanna
Dees
Tip
Lincoln
Union
Atlanta
J. G. Fosrae
Richmond
Wilmington
Bragg
Operations Against Wilmington Reported by Confederate Dispatches
Confederate reports from Wilmington say General Hoke’s divisions moved from positions near the Neuse River while a Yankee battalion occupied an inlet. Telegraph service is interrupted and fleets remain in harbor with limited ground actions reported along the coast.
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New York
Hoke
Wilming
Richmond
Portsmouth
Nietun
Fittic
Hoon
Wilmington
Cnet
Petre
Richmond Dispatches from Wilmington and Savannah War News
Fragmentary wartime dispatches describe rebel bombardments and Union counter moves along the Atlantic coast. Reports mention Charleston Savannah and Petersburg evacuation and Bragg in command with attacks slowed by storms and coastal defenses. News also notes rail disruptions and a Confederate setback while Union operations push inland toward the Gulf States.
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Nui
Terald
Washington
Richmond
Wilmington
Union
Charleston
Sayanneh
Aetorin
Petersburg
Buttertrom
Bragg
Richmond Wiig
Dick Taylor
Montgomery
Bue
Baldhead Beach
Savannah
Richmond Dispatch
Sibis
Renel
Mene
D.vijlain
Baton Range
Gulf States
Manite
Ohio
Mobile
Anl
Great Northern
Lyons Forces Move Against Louisville and Surrounding Area
Dispatch from Louisville notes Lyons forces estimated at 2000 to 3000 cavalry with six artillery pieces striking Louisville and Nashville Railroad lines. Several spans over a small stream were destroyed as the force headed north. Muldrabs brigade is engaged, with McCunk’s division nearby. Lyons is met with a warm reception along the road.
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Louisvile
Duc
Lyons
Tluisville
Nashville
Mabuth
Reade
Muldrab Mh Lagrange
McCunk
Ballard
Cloverport
Closing Up the Polish Convents and Institutions
An imperial decree orders immediate closure of Polish Catholic monasteries and convents with fewer than eight members or involved in insurrection. 71 houses closed for small size and 36 for participation. Confiscated property to be used for church education and charity. inmates barred from contact with orders’ officials.
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Poland
The Practical and Formation Department of Agriculture Exhibition
A broad promotional prospectus outlines a variety of Practical and Formation topics across ry branches. It highlights contributed expert views from state, county, and department members, with features on Wool Growing, Horticulture, fruit guides, and farm practices. The advertisement promotes the Royal New Yorker monthly issues, club rates, and advance pricing for subscribers, with distribution through agents and free copies for club members.
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