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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1860

Page

3

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Joserah O Gavell, engineer on the C B and Q Road between this city and Galesburg, ran the engine Warren from Camp Point to Quincy twenty two miles in thirty five minutes with three short stops. The run saved the schedule for the Palmyra road by letting the iron horse through. Gavell, on the line since opening, is praised for skill and safety. The Warren was overhauled recently by Mr Grazy and is regarded as a top performer. Ost uFote Citizens 4 Scrrerer. Mirano of Miranova and Buixeros owned a hotel and three stores in Camanche Town destroyed by a tornado Sunday night hast. A raft of shingles and lumber arrived from the hub region, no details available.

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Congress Debates African Return and Naval Grants

Debates center on recaptured Africans and aid for their return, with Judiciary Committee proposals to fund clothing and shelter for up to a year and to raise total aid from 200000 to 250000 dollars. Amendments seek consent protections and Britain-U.S. conventions on returns, while earlier votes address naval cost privileges and Florida court timing.

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Lincoln seen in Springfield as urbane and steady candidate

A Springfield visit after the Chicago Convention yields a private account praising Abraham Lincoln. The observer describes Lincoln’s neat home, scholarly library, pleasant manners, and reserved yet confident political stance. Lincoln’s temperance, integrity, and uncommitted stance in the coming canvass are highlighted, with praise for Mrs. Lincoln.

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Life of Lincoln and Hamlin announced for June

Lamar of Mississippi says he would prefer Lincoln’s election to Douglas for personal reasons, noting greater respect for Sans of Tarsus when persecuting Christians than for Judas Iscariot who betrayed his master. The announcement appears in the Press and Tribune, with the work due by June 20.

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