Glorious political gains and local notices in Evansville
Reports credit Sen D W VoORHEEs and Judge Nipuaq with election victories, praising the First District and Posey county triumphs. An Evansville ad promotes stationery and a steamer, while lawyers Townsnenp and Townsnenp gain commendation. A large Democratic mass meeting in Illinois County features speeches and a torchlight procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Townsnenp
C. B.conee
J. McDowsgan
Illinois
Illinois, Who Made Testing Speeches; As Well As To Messrs. H
Reav and
Azno Durr
Evansville
Tidings from a Blended Front The Tide of Tides and Tales
A collection of brief anecdotes and quips on war, mining, and misread words. A Washington era vignette on Col Edward K E Cross, a Nevada City mining duel, and a Venice city misprint. A classroom joke ends with a Scotch Colonel’s straight-faced remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes White
Edward KE. Cross
5Th New Hampshire
Arizona
Nevada City
Jehu
Licut. Cross
Two Roads Foretold in Sable Orator's Speech
A fragment from a speech by a Black orator urging his brethren toward two moral paths. He contrasts a broad road to perdition with a narrow road to destruction while addressing an audience. Another speaker echoes a survivalist caution about individuals who stray.
Comparison of Dickens and 19th century writers
Warren wrote Bor and Tam and Bu Vor wrote Night and Mopsing while Dickens penned All the Year Round.
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Dickens
Warren
Bu+Vor
Bor
Tam
Bulwer
Deplorable rise in annual interest on public debt
Robert J. Walker argues that since April 30, 1865 annual expenditures have risen by 46,056,559 dollars to fund increased interest on the public debt, predicting continued growth and urging radical policy changes including abolishing the Freedmen's Bureau and curbing federal force in the South to avert national bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. J. Walker
Robert J. Walker
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Philadelphia
Freedmen’s Bureau
Treasury
Telegraphic notes on Spanish events from Madrid 1866
Official copies of State Department telegraphic correspondence from Madrid report the Revolutionaries taking Madrid General Serrano leading the insurgents and fifty thousand armed citizens joining him Madrid declared quiet no bloodshed an election held for a Constitutional Convention Washington to recognize a de facto government if Madrid remains peaceful and in control The exchange includes instructions to advise and recognize the new government and notes a translation of the October 13 reply.
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Washington
Department of State
United States
Legation
Madrid
Spain
San Sebastian
France
Joan P. Hale
John P. Hale
Seward
Serrano
ILALE
Department OF Sate
Hale
U. 8S
Mr. Seward
John DP. Ian
Chances for Hendricks Rally In Doubtful Dispatch
A dispatch from the Associated Press is cited with Baker winning by an estimated 700 to 800 majority, but the Lounsville Courier questions reliability and argues Tenoricks may win. The piece also covers quinces cultivation tips, a bar-labor value question, church holiday views, and a wedding ring riddle.
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Evansville
Dan. W. Voornxzns
Wabash
Daniel
Congress
Associated Press
Baker
Tenoricks
Lounsville
Germantown
Fragmented Northeast Names Incoherent OCR Snippet
Readable text lists several states and months in a garbled fragment. It mentions West Virginia New York Delaware Maryland Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Massachusetts and November references with extended odd phonetic strings. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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West Virginia
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missoutty
Massachusetts
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the Register
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M. E. Church
Owrn & Co
Mamaria Ee
Menara
Fretageot, Son & Thrall
Owen & Co.’s
Rio
Java
Thrall & Mumford’s
J. W. Rachinas
Messrs. Turant & Mumrorp
News Depot
perIt
I. Rivrenner
Sax
Sen
D. W. Voorhees
Posey
Centralia
John H. Scorr
Second and Main
R. W. Townstenn
McLeansboro
Robb
Banner Township
Bethel
Harmony
Tomas A. Hendricks
ber-Parsons
Messrs. 'Reradeor, Son & Turall
Salt River
Posey County
Andrew Smith
Mt. Vernon
Jonn Prears
Wa. HK. Niuracs
Cincinnati
Langann
Gar
South America
Radical Party
Venice
Vennice
Quouygliurun
Nale
U.S. A
Hendricks
Church Journal
Dspiscopal
Rel Tay
W. BE. Thrulogo
Notary Public
New Harmony
Ind
Poxey
T. C.C.F
Indiana
A. W
Scribe
N.ul EF. E
H. and LL. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
Joan Preaus
J.C. Minugg
Sco'y
Apl3 Y
R. W. Townshend
Ills
John HE. ScotTt
Main St
Second
Clarksville
Nashville
Fanny Brandheis
Tfenry Mruukr
Kir Rupp
Sie
Vines
aclVtf Clr
Rudd
I. Rittenberg
Optician
Main Street
ILS
L. Rittenboorg
Allan McStum
J. W. Rawlings
N. J. Netterton & Co
N. G. Nettelton, Richard Ford
California
A. Boren & CO
Fauntleroy
R. Fauntleroy
Church Street
Main
A.B. Jones
Lichten Berger & CO
John Walz
Ap4 VC
Duclos
Apt Fretageot, Son & Thrall
Fretageoy, Son & Tihratu
Lichtenberger
West Main Street
New Harmony, Ind
Call and Lyamine
FR. W. Lichtenberger & Co
Weat Main St
Luther Schnee
Thrall & Mumford
Indy
Fiusbaind
Steple
Lown
Hamor
Thrall & Mumford's
Apis Thrall & Mumford's
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