Fourteen missing children found in Cincinnati families reunited
The report notes fourteen lost children were recovered on Cincinnati streets and returned to their parents. The article also lists speculative political majorities by state for Grant and Seymour, with the Sun asserting the table seeks truth over party gains.
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Cincinnati
Morse
Yale College
Broad Street
New York City
Montreal
Ellicott City
Tle
New York Sun
Independent
Grant
Seymour
Kae Wa Gold Ties From New York and Wreck Murder Case
Market reports note Kae Wa Gold tied to New York solid and Mason of the Hubokem steel ships. James Watts faced charges for running a rowboat near Christopher Street Slip where Jas Jordan was killed. Several Providence cattle died from disease after arrivals from Albany. Public notices include a cholera absence report and reported assaults in Brooklyn. Five thousand Havana cigars seized by U S Marshal for nonpayment of duties.
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New. York
Mason
Watts
Christopher
Jasordan
Providence R. 1
Albany
St. John’ S Mates Eee Societies
United
Tyrie Te Ula
New York
Hugh McElroy
Patrick McElroy
Brooklyn
Joseph Hade
Cullen
Hade
U. S
Demo crate holds mass meeting with Doolittle and others
From Chicago Aug 11 the Demo crate in Cuicano plans a second mass meeting Thursday evening with addresses by Senator Doolittle O'Brien and Van Epps. The Common Council approved 25000 dollars to aid a lytechnic school near the city center. Aldermen depart for the Rocky Mountains at 8 this evening. Scientific Convention members are to be hosted at the Sherman House.
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Cuicano
Doolittle
Messrs. O'Brien
van Epps
Board of Regents
Illinois Industrial University
Rocky Mountains
Sherman House
Local Clerk and Sheriff Candidates Named in District Slate
Representative Liser Daniel Kerr of Edwardsville runs for clerk of the circuit court with Ruhlenbeck of Columaville for sheriff Carr L W Moore of Mentivelio also listed in the slate.
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Liser
Daniel Kerr
Edwardsville
Ho. Ruhlenbeck
Columaville
Sherif
Carr
L. W. Moore
Mentivelio
Political notes on Grant Blair and Confederate loyalties
The Louisville Journal labels Sherman and Meade as satraps and slavers of reform while endorsing Grant and Colfax. It cites former Georgia Governor Miller backing Grant, Blair nominated by soldiers, and mentions Forrest and Wade Hampton. The piece notes Reconstruction claims in Georgia and reports on an editorial from the Chicago Post about revolutions and Blair.
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Louisville Journal
Sherman
Thomas
Meade
Grant
South
Blair
Seymour
ux-Covernor
G. A. Miller
Georgia
Colfax
Preston
Wade Hampton
General Forrest
Phus
Dunn
Washington
Brown
Chicago
Frank Blair
Frank
Republican State Central Committee of
California
Congressional Republican Executive Committee
Pacific Coast
Bess
Ooton
Hin Yanor
Illinois Legislature proposes constitutional amendment on Illinois Central Railroad
The Illinois General Assembly adopts a unanimous, nonpartisan resolution to require the railroad to pay taxes and percentages of gross receipts into the State Treasury. The amendment would bind the state to deny releasing the Illinois Central Railroad from its financial obligations under its charter. Voters will decide in November.
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Illinois
Illinois Central Railroad
Senate
Howe
Tilinois
General Assembly
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Blair Defines Grant as the Great War Leader
Blair told a Leavenworth audience that Grant is no fool. He stated he knew Grant before the army and when Grant hauled wood in St Louis. Blair called Grant the greater man of the age surpassing Sherman Sheridan and Thomas.
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Blair
Grant
Leavenworth
Kan
Times
Frank Blair
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
The London Economist on Gen Blair and Unionist secessionist talk
The London Economist denounces Gen Blair's secessionist rhetoric as dangerous bluster that could lead to new war. It argues the Democratic party cannot pursue aims of war, ree ntryment, or tax cuts, warning that booster rhetoric may push supporters toward extremist actions and compel leaders to betray their own judgment under pressure from loyalists.
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Blair
Democratic Party
Why the Rebel Officers Oppose Grant
The Chicago Poet outlines potent reasons for Rebel officers opposing Me election of Cien Grant. It argues Wade Hampton Forrest and Yoombs dislike Grant and denounce him loudly. It claims without Grant these Confederate leaders would hold high civil office and a separate government would exist.
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Grant
Chicago
Cien
Wade Hampton
Forrest
Yoombs
Arly
Gen
Poombs
Cobb
Wise
Stephens
Benjamin
Slidell
Jaut
Chinese Embassy Arrival in Boston Planned for August
The Herald reports Minister Burlingame and the Chinese Embassy will arrive August 2. They travel with the first brigade and will be welcomed by Governor Bulock and Mayor Shurtleff. A banquet will honor them that evening. They will visit Lowell Lawrence and other nearby cities to inspect harbor and defenses.
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The
Herald
Burlingame
Bulock
Shurtleff
Lowell
Lawrence
Commodity Price Report from New You August First
The report lists prices for cotton, wheat, corn, pork, lard and whisky with varied grades and markets. Prices show mixed ranges from 1.10 to 3,200 for cotton uplands and futures levels for corn and wheat, with pork around 28.75 per unit and whisky at 0.68 in bond.
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R. H. Ohie
Michigan
New Ieee
Old Mesa
Whisky
Bond
Market Quotation Briefs From New York Trading
New York stock notes for August show mixed activity with railroad shares softening. Pacific staples trade around 1021, New York Central near 127, Erie at 57, Illinois Central 148, and bonds and preferreds cited at various levels amid a quiet market for railroad stocks. Gold priced at 1.46.
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New York
Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Wabash
Union
Flour and grain prices in Li ERPOCOL listing
An archival price note shows August 11 figures for flour and wheat with red and white varieties, plus corn prices in shillings and pence. The snippet records 2ss for flour, wheat red at 10s 10d, white at 12 4d, and corn at 5s 0d.
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Erpocol
Bricklayers consider compromise on eight hour rule
At a mass meeting in New York on August 11 a committee was appointed to confer with master masons about union rules. Some insisted no compromise on the eight hour question, while others favored settlement, and a majority appeared eager to resolve the dispute.
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New York
Hamembera
Chicago Market Prices and Grain Quotes
Chicago market roundup with flour and city do quotes for spring extras and wheat prices No. 2 curling from 1.69 to 1.86. Corn No. 1 and No. 2 listed with various bid figures. Oats and provisions show pork at 29.25 to 29.50 and lard at 18. Whisky held at 80 in bond.
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Chicago
Aug
Bond
Market Report Averages Hold With Mixed Grain Prices
J Louis notes flour unchanged and wheat about five lower. Corn steady white 03. Oats listed at 22,456. Provisions unchanged with pork 30 dollars and bacon shoulders 13,134 clear sides 171 174. Lard 19.
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J. Louis
Anton Sauvage Named Candidate for City Marshal
CE WE announce the name of ANTON SAUVAGE as a candidate for City Marshal at the upcoming Charter Election.
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Anton Sauvage
Riot disrupts Democratic meeting in Richmond harboring violence
From New York dispatches a large crowd including whites and blacks gathered at a Richmond meeting. A negro interruption during General Ould's speech sparked confusion and a panic. Whites pursued fleeing inmates as several people were seriously or mortally wounded and a policeman injured.
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New York
Richmond
Ould
Hia
Dimmock and Cooper Nominated for County Clerk Post
Wren announces CHAS W DIMMOCK Jr of Eawardsville as candidate to fill vacancy from Charles W Dimmock death. J T Cooper praised as highly qualified for County Clerk and recommended as suitable candidate subject to Republican Convention decision in Alton July 14 68. Also Colonel NL of Belleville announced as independent candidate for Public Prosecuting Attorney for Madison Bond and St Clair counties.
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Wren
Chas, W. Dimmock, Jr
Eawardsville
Charles W. Dimmock
J. T. Cooper
Alton
Colonel N, NL
Belleville
Madison
Bond
St. Clair
Bankruptcy notice for Warren Hall in Illinois district
In re Warren Hall of Upper Alton Madison County Illinois a petition in bankruptcy has been filed seeking discharge from all claims. Hearing set for September 1963 in Springfield Illinois with creditors to attend. Second and third creditor meetings to be held in Muscatine at the bankruptcy office.
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United States Court Room
Pringfield
Ey Hage
Sid Bankrupe
Said
Holden
Ben
Mattheysnegwter
Muscontal
Nolice
Jonathan Quarton
Altun
Medison
Seki
Springfield
L. Weldon
Bank-rapy Folsald Court
M. Geo
Bowin
Stvakr
oWairps & Browy
Tower
Vile
Madison Couns
Minardsville
Ageia
Alton Engine and
Alton Foundry and
Thale
Messrs. Dupford & Davis
Etuaret & Works Cor
PRONT
Henry
Sth
Alton
Ples
John H. Swarting
Warhenstown report on Louisiana grant instruction
From Warhenstow n Washington August 11 it is understood that Coil Dean of Gov Warmoths staff was assured by both the President and Secretary of War that the instructions to General Buchanan cover the grant under pressure from the Louisiana Legislature and his Chief.
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Washington
Coil. Dean
Warmoth
Buchanan
Louisiana
Congress recess effect on nominations debated
In August reports suggest lawmakers will weigh whether a congressional recess impacts pending official nominations as an adjournment. The patent and pension office clerical staff are to be cut. Rousseau departs late month to command the Department of Louisiana. Seward plans to return Thursday. Teves continues national cemetery examinations starting with Fort Leavenworth.
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Washington
Gabineh
Patent and Pensian
Gieu. Rousseau
Department of
Appointment ushers new district head in August eleven
The en ht appointed Rev. VW, 0 iy entled oarev eniue for the ud District of Maho bte vies Mr. Andrews, resigned. this is the first appointment of that kind since Congress adjourned.
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Wasaix Crony
Rev
Maho
Andrews
Congress
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