National Tidepenlence Celebration Planned At Court House
Citizens declare it advisable the approaching national Tidepenlence anniversary be celebrated in a ceremonial manner. Substitutes urged to attend to aid preliminary arrangements for the event at the Court House Thursday evening the tenth inst. A list of attendees includes numerous local names and households suggesting strong community involvement.
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County Court
Green Co
Nathaniel B. Condon
Wis
Rachel
Condon
Peter McKerlie
Court House
Monroe
Said County
Manuay
Ann
Greenle
Daniel Tucker
Deck
Meath
EU Okier
Dante
Burdlek
Monraz
Eounty
Bugust
Monroe Tinel
Sais
Bingham
BtoComnmy
Helmbold
Sugatliver Valley Rail Road Shares Rise in Albany Depot Purchase
News notes the Sugatliver Valley Rail Road reports near 100000 stock and aims for 500000, with recent land purchase at Albany for depot grounds. It highlights public support among Vine residents, rail expansion plans, and local enterprise tied to the line amid other regional updates. The column also mentions a fire at Peat's River store and Gov Walker's inauguration.
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Janes Campbell
Albany
Anton
Danis
Amd
Lier Vale
Lie County
Special Session of Green County Board debates courthouse site
A Green County board special session elected Israel Smith Egg as chairman and approved a 350 dollar appropriation for courthouse repairs. A 2000 dollar grant funded fireproof drives, and a building committee was formed to supervise construction. Debate over occupying public square with county facilities led to purchasing lots 182 and 188 for office buildings, with 500 dollars allocated for deeds. The group aims to complete offices soon to safeguard county records.
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Viusy Tesney
Board of Supervisors
Jone @ud
Israel Smith Egg
Messrs. Win. Brown
M. M. Morse
Cana
Broughon
Munson
Deake
Rombry
LyBrands
Green County
Tras
Spectagon
Contested Liberty and Slavery Debate in Utah Era
Broad anti slavery critique and political dispute circa 1860–61 trace echoes of the Dred Scott era. The piece condemns slavery expansion, praises abolitionist principles, and cites Kansas Territorial battles, references to Fugitive Slave Law, New York and Pennsylvania sentiment, and Mormon Utah tensions with federal authority. It notes Brigham Young’s actions and Utah militia dynamics as part of a broader sectional conflict shaping national policy.
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St. Louis
Utah
Leavenworth
Congress
Kansas
Missouri
Supreme Coun
United States
Jae
New York
Sunjy
Stiles
Burr
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Morton
Avery
Riots and firefight at Washington polls with Plug Uglies
In Washington on June 1 a mob named the Plug Uglies from Baltimore clashed with police and Marines at polling places. Shots killed five people and wounded seventeen as civilians and officials suffered injuries. The scene shifted to the Market House and City Hall area, with cannons, martial force, and two dozen rioters fleeing to Baltimore on trains. Reports also note a Buffalo schooner sighting near Long Point and May ice on Seneca Lake.
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Qeunvo
Liverpool
River Dulonp
Montreal
New York
Washington
Qenav Berrars
Naples
Lombardy
Switzerland
Spain
Madvid
Cadiz
Trolstein
Syaia
Damascus
Persia
Teheran
Oma
India
China
Canton
John Orgeley
E. B. Owens
A. Kloffer
Goddard
Annacostia Company
Navy Yard
Tyler
Buck
Ball
Seventh Street
Squires
Plug Uglies
Baltimore
Cooper
Adjutant General
Flying Artillery Air
Fort McHenry
Bill Delcck
PLM
Wesser
Dan Newhall
Buffalo
Long Point
Haine
Adventurer in Nicaragua Campaign Draws Lessons of Bloodshed
Telegraphed summary recounts Walker’s Nicaragua campaign across three periods from 1855 to 1857. It notes about 850 Walker forces killed or wounded and roughly 5,880 Allied casualties, with tens of thousands engaged and fortitude required amid sieges and river operations.
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Nicaragua
New Orlean
Telegraph
Granada
Rivas
Walker
Lockridge
Wisconsin
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