Decline of the Cotton Interest Amid Army Worm Invasion
Reports from various regions warn that army worms are attacking cotton earlier and more destructively than ever. The piece argues cotton’s political and economic decline follows these signs, with commentary on Britain and India shifting away from cotton. It also notes reactions to Br ick Pomeroy and mentions political tallies, bankruptcies, and other varied items.
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Afuretine
Egyot
South
India
America
Cotton
Georgia crops favorable amid national political notes
Late News summarizes favorable crop accounts from Georgia while noting a November congressional election proclamation. It covers violent incidents in Hoboken, Fest New York Schutzenfest prize plans, whiskey tax debate in St Louis, and political shifts from Indiana to California with arrests, trials, and nominations.
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Georgia
Browslow
Augustus Bernstein
Custom House
New York
Hoboken
Chas. A. Fuller
Grand Lodge of Masons
Tennessee
Monroe
Lawrence
Indiana
James Hughes
Bloomington
Gov
Baker
Grant
Colfax
College of California
State University
Haight
Oren M. Beach
Farmers’ and Citizen’ Bank of
Brooklyn
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Maine
Crabtree
Lotta
St.Louis
Kentucky
Foo Chow
China
Thos. B. Asten
Internal Revenue
Eighth District
Thomas Turner
J. L. Worden
Secretary of the Treasury
New Orleans
Queota
Catawba
Peru
Swift & Co
St. Albans
Canada
Fenisas
Chateaugay Four Corners
Burke and Chateau
Sandusky
Ohio
Tin Modstion
Paraguay
Washburne
W. H Parker
Theerritory
Iisho
Howellathan
United States
West Virginia
John 8. Millson
Norfolk
Virginia
LH. Chandler
Bill
Argos
Calao
Blakely
Oaben
Calaboose
Bunker Hill
Meeaa
Gary
Chief Justice declines Presidential bid in manifesto
The Chief Justice says he is not a candidate for the Presidential nomination, would not accept the role, and is grateful for support. He aligns with the Democratic party on most major issues except universal manhood suffrage, urges federal aid for the South, support for levee and railroad improvements, a return to specie payments, and restraint on military tribunals.
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Democratic Party
Pomeroy
N. S. Herald
Washington
Jane
Radical Party
Hoe
Congress
Thare
South
Chase
Mississippi
Cairo
Gulf
Mr. Chase
McArdle
Illigan
Johnson
House of Representatives
Wen
Puane
I and Congress
Ropo
Fenian Raids and Civil Unrest Across Regions
June 6 dispatches report seven hundred soldiers marching toward St. John's, with Fenian artillery shipped to Chateaugay Four Corners indicating an upcoming raid. A 16th regiment soldier killed a private after firing on his sergeant, injuring others, as unrest and labor strikes ripple across Nashville and surrounding areas. The Presbyterian church debates a union basis, outlining terms for merger, governance, and missions, with plans to dissolve assemblies by May 1870 if ratified. News briefs cover political shifts, local incidents, and national figures, including impeachment inquiries and civic appointments.
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Monregal
St. John’s
Chateaugay Four Cornera
16Th Regiment
Ottawa
Presbyterian Church
Saal
United Church
United States
General Assembly of the
General Assemblies
General Assembly
Board of Publication
Commition Age Ecnisane
Oberoh
Renion
Tereby
United States of America
Cranes C. Beatty
Chm
Epwin F. Hartrexp
Sec'y
Philadelphia
A. D
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Berne
Geober
Igperenera
Abraham Bon Teoiprer
Anes
Lafayette Frederik
Floyd County
Areee Su. J
Athertor H. Beharrel & CO
McSherry
Hoover
H. Hancosk
Fredrickaburg
Dodge & Barclay's Plow
H. Beharrel & CO
Market Street
New Albany
Carpets C&hc
Capitola
THE
FOX & Byrne
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Indiana State Prison
the Daily Commercial
Republican AM
Ulysses S. Grant
Tor Govenor
Ned Conrad Baker
Vandertar
Will Cumback
Decatur
Max F
A. Ropfman
Ons
J. D. Evans
Hamilton
Nathan Kimball
Martin
Supreme Court
Theodore W. McCoy
Clarke
Coonel
James B. Blace
Marion
B& Williamson
Putnam
Barnabas C. Hobbs
Wayne
Grand Army of the Republic of California
At State
Troy
Preas
Chase and
Hancock
Senate
North Carolina
House
State Department
Dennis O'Connor
Ireland
Edep
Old Greenbacks
Barkis
Angie Ie
Synema
Nashville
Une
Tom
Fender
Erian Reunion
Amether
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Inpranaronis
Orville Rosseaus
Lafayette
Col. Rowe
Rose
Cal. R. C. Shaw
J. H. Bradley
Piqus and
Indianapolia Railroad
John Wilkins
H Little
Semmes
the Herald
Newton Crawford
Patent Office
Admiral Semmes
Mobile
McCulloch
Semmes Brothers
Pe Eugenie
Pareps Rosa
California
Strauss
Ferdinand Suydam
Paria
C.C. Clay
Belmont
Amerian Jockey Club
John A. Olmstead
Gen. Meade
Willard Parker
Livingstone
Parton
Clay
Andrew Johnson
Emily
Office of Register of Deeds
Hillsborough County
N.H
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Gen. Grant
Dickens
Howe
Boston
Old Curiosity Shop
la Creese Democrat
New Regland
Washington Francis
Pinas
Hert Baat Saheer
Eer
Ayti
Irkers Qwin
Third & Market
Albaby
Corpass
Chartreuse Elixer
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