Loyd controversy over Auditor candidates and Union ticket stance
The piece defends Auditor candidates from misconstrued opinions and debunks claims about their support. It notes bounties for volunteers, praises Union soldiers and home support, criticizes Loyd as opposing the Union ticket, and warns against Copperhead influence while urging continued campaign work for Freedom, Justice, and the Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Loyd
Fleming
Harper
Mr. Loyd
Union
Etu
Loyd
Copperheads
Copperhead
Union Party
Free Union
Copperhead Party
Benedict Arnold
Union Party Delegates and Copperhead Warning
In the gaming Convention context Efe vows to bolt if nominees fail his taste. J e Center notes this. The piece urges townships to send honest delegates who back Union men and shun copperheads. The journalist pledges to push Union party success at the polls and reject disorganizers reviving the defunct Demo…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efe
J.e. Center
Copperheads
Union Party
Demand for Delaware post office and vile ad in 1866 paper
The passage calls for a postal service in Dover and notes a 1866 Delawarean ad selling a Black child. It mocks abolitionists and Confederates, urging Lincoln loyalists to emigrate and condemning slavery while highlighting racist language and political tension of the period. The quotation critiques democracy, ballots, and Confederate figures embedded in the era's discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Delawarean
Dover
George Moore
Fredrica
Penaixs
Davis
Lee
Ind. Journal
Voters ask Auditor candidates about tax on widows and orphans
A letter to the editor questions which Auditor candidates favored taxing disabled veterans or widows and orphans to fund a $36 00 draft tax in Johnson Township. It asks which candidate voted against Samuel Harper for Township Trustee over the issue and requests public answers for voters. In a separate anecdote, General Fisk recalls a Tennessee lady who challenged a clerk’s literacy after the clerk helped her sign papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprron
Disratca
Johnson Township
W. Coleman
Flemming
Enquirer
Samuel Harper
Fisk
Freedman’s Bureau
Tennessee
Wasurxetos City
J.R. McCant
W. C. Kain
Reuben Reddig
Gov. Baonsvow
BE. M. Stanton
J. J. McCann
W.C. Kain
John M. Fleming
Washington
Mr. Fleming
Nashville
Kain
Reddig
Ler
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Connecticut
W. G. Baowsiow
Election cheer and treason fears in Shelby Union note
The Shelby Unionайте comments on Mr. Johnson's loyalty to friends and claims his ascent to the Vice Presidency and Presidency may provoke rebels. The piece hints at sing or fear of another man's rise and treason odiousness, reflecting local political wit.
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Cumbach
Shelby Union
Johnson
Union Mex
Connecticut
Congress
Jeff Davie
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Seward
Johanson
Trimble
A Senate as well as a President
Washington buzzes with new office seekers after the Freedmen's Bureau veto. The piece argues confirmation must go through the Senate and White House, plus outlines how Johnsons policies affect Maryland and postwar court handling. It notes the Semmes release and a Democratic meeting, with quoted remarks and internal disputes over appointments and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L U
Cincinnati Gazette
Wasmxorox
Senate
Washington
Congress
White House
Andrew Johnson
Maryland
Copperhead
Frehmen's Bureau
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Stonewall Jackson
Mosebey
National/ Democratic Committee
Salsbury
Delaware
Trimble
Kentucky
Gen. Trimble
Thos
Florence
Louis Schade
Wirz
Saulsbury
Semmes
Navy
Wells
Speed
Jeff Davis
Wilson
House
Lincoln
Johnson
John Gipson
Chillicothe
Missouri
Blair
Noel
Dennison
Marriage and Celibacy Essay Warning Instruction
An 1886 pamphlet from Dr. J S Killin Hough of the Howard Association in Philadelphia outlines warnings and instructions about marriage celibacy and reproductive health. It promotes free distribution of the sealed letter and addresses diseases and prevention in a public health context.
Train Schedule Fragments Indicate Daily Westbound Trips
The readable OCR lists several westbound services with times for Mail Train, Accommodation Train, and Night Express. Entries show departures at evening and early morning windows, including 6.16 P.M. and 10.13 A.M. schedules, indicating a typical daily transit pattern.
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F. Conner
le VersaiLles
Sundiatens
Union State Ticket
Attomley Genenal
Delano E. Williamson
Secretary OF State
Col. N. Trusler
Auditor OF State
Thomas B. McCarty
Rom
Gen
Nathan Kimball
George W. Hoss
Democratic Party
Stanton
Gov. Brownlow
Versailles
W. K. Stewart
Geo, Shook
Age
America
Joseph T.inman
Bible House
New York City
Brown
United States
J.F. Stewart
Surcegn
Renee
Hoor
Matil Merl
Robert Pendergast
Ripley County
James Curfen
Dickerson M. Folsom
Joseph Wingate Justice
Center Township
Otter Illage
Otter Village
G. W. Murphy
Adm
Leander Clark
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Agapes
Adem Ns
Ripley
Mount Vernon
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