Financial Solvency and Ready Specie Resumption Debate
The article discusses national solvency, urging strong governance and currency reforms. It argues a Treasury power grant would bring the currency near par with gold and assesses the impact on bonds, gold and silver shipments, and the desirability of redeeming greenbacks for specie. It forecasts hoarding and rapid resumption, with large exits of currency holders toward gold and silver.
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Washington City
New York
Boise City
Bannack
Europe
Missouri
Fragmented OCR retail note on prices and payments
The readable text shows price disputes and payment notes with incomplete phrases. It references an amount of 810,000 in 69 and a much smaller 8,000 figure, plus merchant concerns about notification and payment choices. The fragmentary lines suggest a discussion of pricing and credit.
Death of Hon Mason 6 Darling
The obituary notes the death at age 65 of Hon Mason 6 Darling at his residence 883 West Randolph Street. He moved from Food du Sertitetint Teg to Wisconsin and rose to public prominence, serving in the Assembly and Council in the 1840s and amassing wealth estimated between 200 000 and 300 000 dollars. His character is called high and his loss lamented.
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Lae
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Thios Aszembiyet
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Arlington estate freedmen allotment details described
A fragment describes land allocations along the Arlington estate road, with five acre lots to be rented under written agreements to freedmen and crops harvested before rent. Fifteen acres on the west side are divided for rental, and about twenty acres are to be cultivated as a garden by the Department of the Freedmen. Pools may be sold or loaned by the trustee for the purpose in question.
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Nasby
Androo Johnson
Shev
Andrea Johnson
Vallandigum
Fernandy Wood
Katrion
Johnson
Washington
Ariz
Andreo
Post Offiss Department
Tennessee Admission Vote Shapes Olds Thads Decision
Thad Olds has decided to readmit Tennessee and plans to vote in favor. He says his support stems from reasons tied to improving relations with President Johnson, despite Shahid’s opposing stance.
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Tennessee
Shahid
Johnson
Connecticut Democrats Seek Support Through Attacks
In a Bridgeport speech, the Democrat candidate condemns Congress as illegal and unconstitutional, calling out local officials for neglecting duty. The rhetoric targets opponents to boost Union party chances in Connecticut.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Congress
Washington
Union Party
Connec- Hcut
Political veto history noted by Richmond Examiner
The Richmond Examiner claims every Presidential veto has been sustained by the people and compares Johnson veto support to Tyler and Jackson. It asserts Johnson's veto will attract broad backing and labels the Examiner as disloyal within the Union.
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Richmond Examiner
Tyler
Jackson
Johnson
Tohnson
Union
Bank Reform Bill Faces Broad Support After Conversion
The National Bank rupt bill gains momentum as several former opponents declare support. Members including Borton Corbett are now backing the measure amid a revival movement centered in Newark and led by local figures.
Green Bay Items Highlight Housing Shortage and Lumber Trade
Green Bay faces a housing shortage with no habitable rentals available amid widespread demand from strangers. The area reports vigorous lumber camp activity aided by favorable weather and roads, with Bay shore projects likely this summer and rail plans between St. Howard and Escanaba under consideration. A Senate bill on February 8 aims to protect workers and subcontractors on the road, establishing a lien on lands until payments are made. Shawano County voters in Green Bay favored the measure via Northwestern Railway.
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United States
Wisconsin
Washington
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Bonduel
Shawano
Thesday
Nasby critiques Democrisy and Johnson in late 1860s letter
The writer Nasby mocks Andrew Johnson and the Democratic Party while noting Fenian activity near Vandda. He suspects deceptive politics, contemplates political leverage, mentions post office permission to sign P M, and reports on Fenian searches and Chicago Fenians promising regiments and arms.
Death by Own Action and the Phases of Crime
A historical reflection on suicide and homicide, discussing self murder under pressure and impulse. The piece contrasts ancient burial practices with modern attitudes, noting the distinction between impulsive self destruction and deliberate murder and questioning why the same moral standard should not apply to death by self action.
Prince and Co. advertise authentic instruments and dealer discounts
An advertisement warns buyers against cheaters misrepresenting instruments as the same as those of GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. It promotes their discount to churches clergymen and schools and notes agents in Shawano County with catalogs and price lists available for distribution.
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GEO. A. Princee
Buffalo
N.Y
GEO. A. Prince & CO
Chicago
Minos
Rae Messrs
Rockwell & Upham
Shawano County
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