Macomb Charter Action and General Laws Published
The court room notices advertise ad terms and prices. The governor signed acts amending Macomb city charter and publishing general laws for immediate use. Dispatches note Sheridan moving to Chicago and extra copies issued for war era news. Senate Tenure of Office Act debate continues with proposed June 11 vacation of civil offices. Spanish constitutional draft outlined with Senate and Congress terms.
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Macomb
Constituect Cortes
Senate
Congress
Aing
Ex-President Johnson Dies of Paralysis in Tennessee
Andrew Johnson former U S president died at his Greenville Tennessee home from paralysis yesterday The long career began in Raleigh and moved through Laurens Greenville and Nashville He served in the Tennessee House and Senate as well as the U S Senate before the Civil War and after as military governor His wife aided his studies and life story highlights his rise from apprentice to political leader through the laboring class era.
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Amisen Johnson
Greenville
Teen
Lfe
Tuyadalius
Onde
Washington
Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
Raleigh
Uals Opp
Ou Taner
Hrim
Laurens C. H. C
Raleigh Nettes
M “Winooths
Tenn
Seoon
Reid
House of Representatives
van Buren
Congress
Gustavus A. Henry
M. P. Gentry
A Life of Andrew Johnson in the Civil War Era
The piece traces Johnson from Democratic roots and Breckenridge support through to his presidency. It notes his anti secession stance, rise after Lincoln’s assassination, and initial popularity, followed by a shift to conservatism, quarrels with Congress, impeachment attempts, and eventual decline in power due to obstinacy and lack of broad vision.
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John C. Breckenridge
Abraham Lincoln
Messares
Congress
Johnson
East Tennessee
Wien
Street Fight in Davenport Over Slanderal Clash
A Dublin West dispatch reports a street fight in Davenport between C A Haviland editor of Soldiers Friend and Clent Parkhurst assistant editor of Rock Island Daily Argus over a slanderous article. Haviland was severely punished and fled to the Newcomb House as about two hundred witnesses cheered Parkhurst. The report also notes river traffic, steamer movements, and rail line organization in Iowa with weather indications of rain.
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Davenport
Quincy
C. A. Haviland
Soldier's Friend
Clent
Parkhurst
Rock Island Daily Argus
Newcomb
Haviland
Newermb
Clint
Keithsburg
Muscatine
Towa
Waterloo
Iowa
G. M. Woodbury
Marshaltown
J. M. Dervey
Polk
G. W.couch
F. M. Mills
Polk County
Wim. Westphal
Presses React to Tenure of Office Act Debate
New York dispatch reports editorials from The Times The World The Tribune and The Herald on repeal of the Tenure of Office Act The Times argues repeal necessary for strong executive power The World warns Grant would be outwitted The Tribune calls the substitute a relief The Herald condemns the law as insulting to the people and the House of Representatives.
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New York
the Times
the Tribune
Herald
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Death of Ex President Johnson in 19th Century News
Washington reports ex president Johnson dying from paralysis after a illness in Greenville Tennessee. A March 25 dispatch notes Johnson had been dangerously ill and later died at Greenville with Dr Basil Norris traveling from Washington to the place to assist.
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Andrew Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Basil Norris
Curescdo
Evening Journal
Contested Election Case and Cabinet Moves in Congress
The House election committee splits five to four on Covode seat amid a sharp debate led by Gen. Paine. Census bill authorizes an assistant superintendent per district at $3 daily and enumerators at $5 daily. Haiti executions by rebel authorities provoke cabinet discussion. Nominations to the Senate include Edward Plumb and others. Senate debates currency expansion and Georgia enforcement. House passes measures on Mississippi provisional government and related Reconstruction issues.
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Insurrectionary Partyj
Cub
Washington
State Department
A Times
Washington Dispatch
Col
T. J. Pickett
Rock Island
Westminster
Paducah
Kentucky
Ashley
Ohio
Covernor
Montana
Borie
Admiral Hoff
Aux Cayes
Haiti
Annapolis
Admiral Porter
Naval Academy
Eli 5 Parker
Secretary of War
Senate
Edward B. Plumb
Havana
R. W. Clarke
The
Treasury
Alonzo B. Cornell
Port of
New York
J. M. Merritt
District of New York
F. A. Wilson
Paget Sound
Internal Revenue
Iowa
E. McCracken
Missouri
James 5. Shorne
Samuel L. Day
Paxton
Jil
C. B. Rideman
Edward Barber
Territorial
Michigan
Wisconsin
J. C. Burroughs
Wells Investigation Suspends In Hemorals At Capitol
The Wells investigation into the purloining of a political letter from the Post Office continued in Rickson D. Va on March 25. Gov Wells and others are examined as the inquiry extends to Monday next with business in the office of the ineligible officers at the Capitol suspended.
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Wells
Rickson D. Va
Sus
Bear Creek
Fletcher's Bill
Honey Creek Township
Adams County
Ilinois
Quincy
Houston
Charles Fletcher
Fletcher's Mill
L. D. Weed
Apollo Scha Ver
Quincy, Adams Co
Brigham Young Family Arrives in Chicago March 25
A party linked to Brigham Young, including Amelia Young and sons Joseph A. and John W. Young with wives, Miss Nettie Young, a niece and nephew, plus Salt Lake Telegraph editor T. B. H. Stenhouse and correspondent R. G. Sleaton, registered at the Briggs House in Chicago after travel from Mormonium Cyrcaco.
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Chicago
Mormonium
Cyrcaco
Brigham Young
Amelia Young
Joseph A
John W. Young
Brigham
Miss Nettie Young
Spain’s new Constitution outlined by Cortes report
A Madrid dispatch details the proposed constitution establishing a monarchy with Senate and Congress, 13 year senatorial terms, 18 year royal term, universal suffrage for deputies, and a push for church-state separation with freedom of press and assembly. The Cortes also passes the conscription laws. In London Mr Northcote urges Hudson Bay to accept Grenville’s £300,000 offer for territorial rights.
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Hudson Bay
New York
Herald
Madrid
Cortes
Senate
Congress
Loxpon
Northcote
Probable fatal shooting in Jacksonville boarding house
A young man named Orsted, intoxicated, confronted Miss Allyn and her cousin Harris. Harris left, returned with a revolver and fired twice, hitting Orsted in the abdomen. Wounds likely fatal. Harris held for further hearing as wound outcomes remain uncertain. David Berlin, Harbor master, found guilty of embezzling city funds. sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary. A separate incident in BostTax reports Price shot a Miss Hloward then killed himself. both about 20 and of respectable connections. motive suspected to be love rejection.
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Jacksonville
Allyn
Orsted
Miss Allyn
Harris
Ofsted
Sr. Lovix
David Berlin
BostTax
Price
Hloward
Investigation of St Louis Mayor Thomas Bond Actions
The Mayorelty investigation in St Louis continued publicly after two days of closed sessions. It appears Mayor Thomas unlawfully signed city bonds or mixed private funds with public money, possibly using a small portion of public funds in the process.
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Mayorelty
St. Louis
Thomas
Market report from New Fork and New York March 25
The piece notes broker demand after Bank House, rates at 7 for currency and geld, rising interior car demand, and a quiet steady gold close at 1351. Government stocks rise with firm closes, main activity in U S Ex and Pacific Mail fluctuations, market feverish morning and unsettled close. New York dry goods and cotton prices weaken, woolen trade stagnant, and grain shows mixed shifts with wheat firm and corn softer. Provisions and meats steady with some activity. late afternoon wheat and liver pool gains reported, corn quiet, oats neglected.
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Bank House
Mindman
Pacific Mail
U.S
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de Prid Pac
Ay Wayne
Reon Mn
Erie
New Kork
New Yor
Kamilton Delanes
Curiaco
Bu Ghie
Tsk
Gic
Burer
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Sig 9Ic
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Ssouliers
Pass Dresed
Iight Aus
Liverpool
Market Report from Liverpool and Cincinnati Prices
Liverpool market notes report flour and grain prices with Pomposities for Quist and Gerain unchanged. Whisky quiet at 1, pork held at 32 3 and lard firmer at 1634. Cincinnati market shows flour Western 20, wheat 2a 1ld, corn 30s2d old 29s 0d pew, pork 10s 3d, beef 9s, lard 75a, bacon 62s 6d.
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Cincinnati
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North German Lloyd
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Markidim
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Geiser Threshing Machene CO
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A. J. Higgins
Quincy House
Quincy, Ill
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April Loch
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T. H. Morgan, & Co
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Lloyd's Patent
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Cor Hamp
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WM. B. Scaife
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Comteock
CABLE
Nori
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