Resignation of Postmaster General Dennison and Cabinet reshuffle
The era shifts as Postmaster General Dennison tenders resignation to President Johnson, citing policy differences over the Philadelphia Convention. Andrew Johnson accepts, naming A. W. Randall as Dennison’s successor, while Attorney General Speed also resigns. Death of Gen Lane at Lawrence announced, and Michigan politics discuss possible gubernatorial nominees with Wells and Crapo mentioned for consideration.
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Genstal A Dennison
Wannuvaroy
Vaaniwatox
D. C. Suly
Gener
Tn Thas
Gard
Philadelphia
Unio Republican Party
Tan
W. Dennison
Maxstox
Washinton
Ihereby
Perenne Cegatth
Andrew Johnson
Win. Dennison
Washington, D.C
A.W. Randal
Wasixatos
Senate
A. W. Randall
Mr. Denison
Genaral
Wasnixaros
Govenor Dennison
Tresasigna
Dennison
Union Party
Unio
Doolistic Club
Wiese
X.Y. Trituia Iy
Michigan
Henry Barnes
Arvertiser
Tribatis
Detroit
Terkiah Wells
Duckson
Wella
Detroit Trifamie
Crapo
5. S. Lacey
Marshall
Henry Stanberry
Ohio
Speed
Stanberry
New Internal Revenue Law Set to Cut Taxes Significantly
The Marshall Statesman reports Congress passed the Internal Revenue Law awaiting the President's signature. It promises to reduce taxes by about 70 million dollars for the people. A large list of items is placed on the free list, with many duties repealed or reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenter
United Sixt
Congress
Freedmen’s Bureau
Gongress
Provident
D. W. Nay
Jackson Fitizen
Tay
Yonkers
Albion
Rochester
New York
Detroit
Jackson
Bia Lute
Noone Aprain
Georgia
Green Hill
Uanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Marshall
Rabel
Great Battle Near Budowa Defeats Austrian Forces
From Europe a major engagement near Budowa ended in a decisive Prussian victory. The Prussians, led by the king, repelled Austrian defenses, driving them from positions and forcing a retreat to Koniggrate. About 14,000 wounded prisoners and 118 cannons were claimed, with widespread attention in Merlin and Berlin telegrams. The London press warned of turmoil for the Austrian Empire as Prussia’s advance continued.
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Europe
Budowa
Liverpool
Wath
Jag
Jkenedele
Horitz
Koniggrate
Riona
Merlin
Berlin
Gitschin
Freidrich Carl
Friedrich Carl
Guseiuc
Corpa
London
Gosefstadt
Tannchratz
Benedek
Kalamazoo County and election notes amid party shifts
Reported results show Woodruff leading in Kalamazoo County with 92 of 95 votes cast and a light overall turnout. Eaton County towns favor Woodruff by nearly 1,000 with two towns pending, while the Bread and Butter Party and the National Union Convention generate mixed Republican sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalnoon County
Woodruff
Burlington
Battle Creek
Congis
Marengo
Marshall
Marshall City
Woolley
Albion
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo
Woodrat
Char Itty
Eaton County
National Union Convention
Mesara Randall, Doolittle & Co
Philadelphia
Thos
Congress
Claquera
Andy Johnson
Examiner
Whig
Richmond
Courier
Appeal
Audletin
Memphis
Old Dominics
Norfolk
Mar. Mall
Post
Boston
Sentinel
The Temperance Question and a Michigan Act
A 1859 Michigan law restricting alcohol production and sale is described as a needed but underenforced measure. The piece urges awakening public support, endorses a broader temperance society, and argues against sectarian exclusivity, calling for universal, united action to uplift morality and temperance in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Evers
Perdon
Gensral
Hall
Enduring School Report on Examinations and Curriculum
A lengthy committee report reviews recent examinations across Grammar and Intermediate departments at the Gratimar School and its affiliates. It commends many teachers and students, notes some uneven results, and urges balanced inclusion of Practical Arithmetic with Mental Arithmetic while praising overall good order and diligence.
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Aniiuyenié
Arishmatia
Gratimar
Ant
Clase D
Mise Chesborough
Clase C. Mental
Mies Gilbert
Thia
Clave
Comitttes
Gilbert
Orien
Aha Élare
T Claes
Misa Gilbert
Mica Gilbert
Simone
Misa Robinson
Mea Guer
Elas Department
Elas
Mike
Wyatt
Austria Cedes Venetia to France Amid Peace Mediation
The Austrian Emperor agrees to cede Venetia to the French and accepts Napoleon's mediation to end the war. He responds swiftly to the French letter and seeks armistice, with Field Marshal von Gablonz arriving at Prussian HQ near Sorits with a flag of truce on July 4.
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Sadons
Venetis
France
Napoleon
Prussia
Italy
Kaiser Frencis Joseph
Viena
Pesth
Austria
Ceed Venetia
Samtmons
Prussian
Taly
von Gablonz
Sorits
Geeks
Constitutional Amendment Ratified Amid Quorum Debate
The Senate passed resolutions ratifying the Constitutional Amendment while the House lacked a quorum. Reports say more absentees were arrested by House order. Other items note a jail surrender in Boston, debts and bail, sheep wool yields, a church-building project, a livery fire suspected arson, robberies, and political appointments. The Battle Greek Journal advert promotes Coe's Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasnyiter
Senate
Barber & Jennin
T. B. Skinner
Mra. Whittemore
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Marshall Statesman
Bristol
Geocully
T. Venzant
Bhsep
Srimals
Supreme Court of Michigan
Wayne
A.agan
Gambell
Christiancy
Cooley
Chie
Martin
Itabould
Supreme Court
Brargenan
Mise Gilberk
Wainhore
Cal‘houn Roady
J. D. Woourar
Tonadet
Tormorrow
Ctl Sens
Baatin
Henderson
Moyer-Daven Doarnnes
Batracoar
Bowls
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
A. I. Somers
Rockville
Montgomery County
Somers
Bochefford
Aid
Dan Nycoare
Basso
Vénetia
Franco
Inghant County Dees
Mascyghiag
Henry Linderman
Hin Stead
Triaves
Ghia Alty
Greek Journal
Persis
Congregational Church of
East Saginaw
Baptiat Church
Clank—Overy
Sheridan
G.W. Hoag
Lysan UN. Clair
Beckford
Soptie
Yasraalnce
Talcott
Frink’s Bank
Mich
Marsiall D- Talcott
Marshal
F. A. Kingsbury
Alen
Srkment
Tucker
Smart Estate
Cstner
Meta Tole Aggat
Niskws
Metalig
Dana Ree
Ars
F. A. Kingebury
Patra TE Lato
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State of Midh
Andoreon
Pi TG
Eary Rice
Stupben, Banders
Weine
de Tart Lewik
P.M
Uni
Ahsersor
Tilko CouLsellon Duraid
Smichigan
Tansday
Asatetans Assensor
Preston Mitchell
Forghall
Una
Calhoun
Esrar
Ube Diatrict
Paul
Wheisrey Jones
St. Ate
Spring
Bummer
Mer
Stararaty
More
C. P. Dibble & Sok
Thelretock
Goon
Cassimieres, &c
Nai
Srimant
PraMing
Omar Purtens
C. P. Dibble & Sor
Fitzgerald &O’brien
Aerndos
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Atatrateeot
Marehall
Burlington Road
Plank Road
Immedi
Willism
Mulberry Street
Stuall
Chiselty
Bpowny
Homer Mont
Orchart
Iwa Barnes Sara
Alimatedia
Willian Heiden
Lom
Janve
Ritar
Greerre
Bua
WM. L. Buck
Thoimse Devin
Gabe
Buiter
Sede
Leman
Carr Weaver
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