President's Message Address on War and Navy Policy
The President discusses military needs and wartime tasks, noting frontier defense, recruitment, and reorganization plans. He endorses retired officer pensions, active duty compensation, and improved training. The Navy’s operations and costs are examined, with calls for modernization and efficiency in funding and mail expenditures. The message references treasury outlays, post office issues, and interior department recommendations.
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Secretary of War
Government Message On District Affairs And Western Frontier Tensions
The document reviews land sales figures and residue of acres sold and surveyed, notes the District of Columbia governance link to federal oversight, and mentions District education and marsh interests. It reports progress revising District laws, promises completion, and warns of unsettled Oregon and Washington tribes with potential hostility requiring efficient measures to restore peace.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Georgetown
Oregon
Washington Territory
Thuy Peace Court and Local Festivities Discussed
A fragment from a Prescott area column notes debates not highly captivating but creditable for beginners. It discusses the community event season, preparations for a St Valentine Festival, and cultural tensions including remarks about pork and local potables.
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Myseum
Prescott
I. Trine
Dulosa
Fragmented 19th Century Wisconsin Notices and Personal Ads
OCR fragment shows agricultural subscription pitches, local exchanges, church notices, a marriage-society scene, and scattered town specifics from Wisconsin. It references Pierce county farms, a bakery project, publishing costs, sermon exchanges, sleigh rides, a love letter found near Prescott, and legal notes on university and land acts.
Land dispute sparks countywide accuses over lands
A fragmented 1855 letter protests land sales by the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement Company and calls out officials for inaction. It urges urgent action to aid impoverished settlers facing rising prices and loss of land to speculation, naming local jurists and county figures in a charged plea.
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John Maulanghilu
Molois
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University
Swte
Tica
General Lene
Fox and Wisco
Tos Oran
Pieree
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Sioners
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