Dynow's Brick Building Featured in Monroe Notice
A brief item from the Monroe Sentinel notes details about Dynow's Brick building located at the northeast corner of the Public Square in Monroy. The notice appears to be issued by local authorities or property interests, with mention of a conein and Provnerons in association with CINTLIP and EARR Barrons.
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Dynow
Nort
Public Square
Monroy
Conein
Cintlip
Earr Barrons Axp Provnerons
Derg Chandler
Monroe
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Political letters on Union policy and secession age
A 1861–1865 style letter from a distinguished lawyer debates the status of rebel states, whether to treat them as states or territories, and urges Congress to adopt a plan ending slavery by constitutional amendment. Mention of Shiloh, cannibalism rumors, and a Madison Journal note on a captured Union gun add context.
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Sawsur
Jaucer
Congress
Murope
United States
Aglifornia
God of Heaven
Madison Journal
Ehemy
Shiloh
Wisconsin 14Th Regiment
Swindler Advertises Flying Donkey Exhibition in Liverpool
In Liverpool a con artist billed an exhibition featuring a trained donkey. Crowds gathered as the exhibitor shouted last chance offers, aiming to maximize profit before fleeing. The piece notes political chatter, naval talk, and mixed local humor alongside ongoing war news and maritime business.
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Liverpool
Bevuregard
Semisannual Statement for Gafital and Surplus
This item records a semisannual statement for NOo102 Gafital and Surplus showing a total amount of 932 302 88. The readable fragment notes an account entry and a monetary figure but lacks full context or dates.
Gold Fever Sparks Westward Migration Hopes
A Denver letter urges Oregon Washington and Washoe settlers to swap California holdings for western lands and scrip as gold yields draw thousands west. Reports detail quartz districts Grinnell Gregory and Bobtail mines with high per cord returns and a looming mint in Denver amid Civil War news.
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Golorady
Oregon
Washington
Denver
Washoe
Carson Valley
California
Portland City
iSacrimento
Port Enlil
Ant
John
C.S. A
Greer County
Yin Abe
Nevada
Grinnell
Eureka
Galena
Ol Sagat
Gregory
Bates
Atten Tim
Wall York
Senate
Cain
Tito
New Mexico
Col
Slough
Colorado
Cal
Candy
Madison
New York
National Theatre
Eine P Ness
Unelatom
Cabin
Rocky Mountaing
Moarée
Tax and land settlement bill sparks veteran land grants
The House bill would grant land rights after January 1 to citizens aged 18 or older who settle and cultivate land for five years, with land police fees and a $10 survey cost. It extends the privilege to men who served in the military or naval service in the current war. The Louisville Tourist notes public figures and circles discussing these proposals.
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Jetnnyenke Helen
Chemung County
New York
John
Buckrikte
Tract Society
Draet Society
Las Grokse Democrat
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
John Mooma
Bacine “Frese
House of Representatives
Congress
St. Prentice
Louisville
The
Golden Circle
California Mining Towns Show Diverse Yet Similar Traits
A fragment from a 19th century mining region describes Californian miners as diverse in color and language yet united by an enterprising, restless spirit shaped by gold country life. The piece notes social mix, political leanings, and harsh spring conditions in Salmon River and Cariboo districts, with prices for goods and taxes affecting miners’ choices.
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Baal Tisi
Adanlig
Tim Pussail Beett
California
Union Democrats
Unis—Tinion Democraats
Bteckenridge Democrats
Peachman
Tciay
Salsmon Riven
Perces
Cariboo
Sacramento Dniow
Gar‘iboo
Caribyo
Hera- St
New Orleans Defense Becomes Focal Point in War News
A detailed survey of the approaches to New Orleans describes land and river defenses, fortifications, and the strategic chain across the Mississippi. It notes advancing Union forces and the city’s vulnerable position if forts Jackson and Philip fall, with gunboats and a floating battery prepared in early January.
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Albeial
Miesy
Iity
New Orlean
New Orleans
Udi
Bart Jackson
United States
Vieae
Linke Borg Gnc
New’ Orleans
Lake Borg
Pongbartrain
Fort Wood
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Sin Lake
Ranch Pass Marsha
Great Northern Railway
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Wade
New Madrid
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Philip
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