Reconstruction debate on North Carolina and other states admittance
Congress debated admitting North Carolina South Carolina Louisiana Georgia and Alabama to representation upon ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment. The House approved a bill to extend reconstruction measures and to grant civil rights protections, while amendments proposed by Mr Bingham and others aimed to secure voting rights and political disability removals for North Carolinians. The day closed with adjournment and expectations of further action the next day.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Spalding
United States
Washington
Colorado River
Eckley
Ohio
Thomas
Maryland
Washburne
War Department
Great Britain
City of
Third Military District
Stevens
Penn
Reconstruction Committee
Congress
Bingham
Farnsworth
Dimois
House
Senate
Washington May 11 dispatch on President’s conviction votes
May 11 notes from Washington report the night session adjourned at eleven after speeches for conviction by Morton Harlan Conress and Wilson and for acquittal by Buckalew. No new developments on doubtful Senators. seventh Radical vote needed for acquittal remains unfound with Anthony Sprague Ross and Willey yet to be heard from.
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Fessenden
Grimes
Henderson
Fowler
Trumbull
van Winkle
Anthony
Sprague
Ross
Washington
Morton
Harlan
Conress
Wilson
Buckalew
Willey
Riots erupt in Ashton-under-Tyne amid anti popery unrest
Telegraphs report serious anti popery riots in Ashton-under-Tyne with a mob sacking houses and shooting several people. By latest word the riot was quelled and the city was restored to quiet. In Paris the Emperor and Empress visited Orleans and were greeted by the mayor in an address of welcome.
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Loypoy
Ashton-under-the-Tyne
Paris
Orleans
Zollverein Diet Adopts Austrian Treaty Customs
Beruix May 11 The Zollverein Diet of the North German Confederation has adopted the customs of the treaty recently negotiated with Austria.
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Beruix
Zollverein
Austria
Financial and Commercial London May 11 Markets
London and international markets report mixed activity with U S government securities steady United States five twenties near 70 703 Erie at 46 Illinois Central 953 and Consols at 94 92. Paris dull bourse and rente prices noted Liverpool market shows dull cotton and breadstuffs with subsequent easing in cotton prices and demand. petroleum and sugar steady. Antwerp Petroleum at 44f.
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London
United States
Erie
Illinois Central
Oe Pon
U. S
U.S
Ilinois Central
Frankfort
Paris
Evesine
Liverpool
Midniing Uplands
Orleans
Antwerp
Petroleum
Cbicago
Lardive
Savannati
New Orleans
Hayti upheaval: Geffrard proclaimed president amid clashes
Dispatches from Hayti report Generals Nisage and Saget seizing Fort Diamond and St. Marc, proclaiming Geffrard president. Northern Hayti held by the Cocos. Sal pave confined to Gonaives. Deputation to Geffrard. Americans alleged aiding the revolt. St. Domingo notes mention two new states and a strong annexation faction.
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Havana
Hayti
Nisage
Saget
Fort Diamond
St. Marc
Geffrard
Cocos
Salpave
Gonaives
Sailor Missing After Captain Lost Overboard off Hatteras
Savannah May 11 schooner Hatton from Portland reached port with the mate and three crew aboard. Captain J J McCall was washed overboard on May 1 off Hatteras. two men went in a boat to search and only the mate, one sailor, and a cock remained on deck in port.
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Savannah
Hatton
Portland
J. J. McCall
Hatteras
Impeachment Proceedings In Secret Session Report
Washietoy May 11. The Court met at 10 o'clock with about twenty senators present. The session opened with debate on how to vote on articles of impeachment against Andrew Johnson. The Chief Justice outlined voting method and the Senate adopted an order requiring each senator to answer Guilty or Not Guilty on each article.
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National Capitol
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Knights of the Quill
Grimes
Henderson
van Winkle
Wilson
Drake
Pomeroy
Tipton
Howe
Sherman
Thomas
Stewart
Edmunds
Williams
Morrill
Maine
Doolittle
Johnson
Hendricks
Davis
United States
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Chicago
Committee On Reconstruction
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
House of Relatives
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Trumbull
Fessenden
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Edmards
Williams and
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Abraham Lincoln
Secretary of the Navy
van Trump
Ohio
Congress
Supreme Court
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Indiana
Lincoln
Library Committee
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Jing
Enab
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Farnsworth
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Inson
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Hynes
Cosgrove
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Murphy
Mahon
Ontario
Quebec
Hudson River
Coldspring
Stony Point
London
Malta
China
Farragut
U. S
Shenandoah
Corea
Peninsula
G. W. Douglass
Newark
N. J
Fighteen
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Pacific Railroad
Fort Saunders
Omaha
St. George
New York Post
Roberts
Brooklyn
Gaylor
Saratoga
Bng
Union Hotel
Leland Brothers
Washietoy
Sumner
Chase
Peck
Humphrey
Andrew Johnson
States
Stanton
Conkling
Conness
Cal
Washiseton
Harlan
Morton
Buackalew
Howard
Wines Bitters and Auction Notices In North Cambridge
A local ad notes Speer’s Standard Wine Bitters sold by A. G. Wilbur with claims of medical virtue. Nearby, public auctions are scheduled for North Cambridge lots at 4 PM by N. A. Thompson & Co and Plymouth place houses and lands on Harrison avenue, Athens Street, and Third street by George R. Hichborn & Co. Also mentions Mr Goss at Richard’s selling new men and boys clothing and a Paris exposition piano award for Steinway & Sons with New York showrooms.
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Speer
A. G. Wilbur
Cambridge
N. A. Thompson & Co
Boston
Plymouth Place
Harrison Avenue
George R. Hichborn & Co
Athens Street
Third Street
South
Goss
Richard’s
Dock Square
Paris
Steinway & Sons
Europe
East 14Th Street
New York
Thompson & Co
Chapman and
Emerald Streets
Canton
Japan
Washington Street
Joan J. Peasley & Co
Flaherty & CO
Chickering, Hall, Davie & Co
Guild& Co
T. Gilbert, Hall & Sons
Bourne &Co
Hallet & Davis and
Mixed notices including sales and meetings in Boston area
Advertisements announce Sunoma wine bitters for blood purification, cargo discharge at Constitution Wharf, medical trusses, a duplex mirror exhibit opening May 14, Adams School meeting May 13, and Ward Ten political meeting for delegates to state and district conventions on May 20 in Worcester.
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Adams School
Percival W. Bartlett
New Unitarian Church
Meridian Street
Boston
Myll
Ward Eleven Delegates to State and National Conventions
Democratic and Conservative voters of Ward Eleven are asked to meet at the Ward Room on Tuesday evening the 12th at 8 o clock to choose Delegates for the State and District Conventions in Worcester on the 26th, and to appoint National Convention Delegates per order of Ward and City Committee. J B Whelock, Chairman Ward 11.
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Worcester
Aaron Hobarti
Ward
J.B
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Ward 8
Hosfitaller Hall
Washington Street
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S. J. Noble
Ward Bight
Democratic and Conservative Club
Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop
North Chelsea
Brewster
Epw
Hamilton
Seventh Congressional District
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George E. Bridges
L. W. Huntington
Lowell
Fourth
Cambridge
Ninth Congressional District
Dorchester
Lyceum Hall
P. Leavitt
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Rousseau
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THE
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Teutonia
Hermann
Queenstown
Aleppo
West Indies
Waasuhington
Messrs Grimes
Frelinghuysen
Preston
State Street
Armington and Hurt
Bromfield Street
Armington
Jessrs Armington & Huff
C. A. Richards & Co
Sunoma
Western
Consignees
ConStitution Charf
Page, Richardson & CO
State St
R& Marsh
Tremont Street
WeEstes Street
DE Brecke & 60
Merchant Tailors
Beston
Great Western Family Flour Co
Boylston Street
Union Safe Deposit Vaults
LEF, Higginson & CO
BENT
Rafes
Henry Lee
Mb3
TudThiy
Cyrus T. Clark
Wareham Street
McNutt
Novelty Wood Works
J. L. Sewall & CO
Court Street
George W. Chipman & Co
General Commission
Milk Street
Devonshire Street
Tulib
Lamb Knitting Machine
MEG. CO
L. W. Smalley
Cigars & Tobacco
Richard Warren
Townsend, Montant & CO
Duane Street
Dollfus Mieg & CO
Louis Choequeel
Gros Roman
Lebmaier Bros
Grenadines
Grenadine Hernanis
Grenadine DE Fer
Black and White
Grenadine Hernans
N. B
Saxony
Mozambiques
Bareges, Pois DE Chevres
Poult DE Suies
Cachemires
Drap DE France
NEW Post Office
Aliso
W.W. B. Ellis & CO
W. B. Ellis & Co
Bromsteid Street
Chas. L. Fowle
Chas. L. Fowle & CO
Paton & Co
Summer Street
Pease
WM. T, Gale &0
Chambers
Franklin Street
Goodsell, Budillon & Co
Joseph
J. A. Howard
Winternes
Ias
Mme. Demorest
Central Place
Selwyn
Charlotte M. Adams
Kar
Mattoni
Water
Congress Streets
C. Mattoni
WM. T. Gale & CO
Franklin
Reed & Barton
B.D. Wallace
Old South Church
TuThsSimmi
Howe Sewing Machines
Plummer & Wilder
General N. B&b
Congressional District Committee
W. H. Morsg
Hubvardston
Batchelor
Bonastreet
Mather
Endicott Street
Crosby & Morse
New York Museum
Eovts
Cuba
Taylor & CO
Wall Steel
Kentucky
Anderson Coounty
John L. Stevenson
Faneuil Hell Square
Manuel Amoreis
Horace Dodd
Congress Street
American Improved Gas Light Company of
Turner & Ware
C. P. Sykes
American Improved Was Light Company
Cop
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Florence,” &c
E. J. Nagle
Spring Lane
Cor
Florence
Foster & Richardson
C. Patch & CO
New England
D. C. Foster
Ss. D. and
Lancaster Prints
Wm. S. Mount
Wilmerdings & Mount
Messrs Wicks, van Alstyne & Co
Pontoosie
Moreen
Pacific
Pemberton
Boulevard
Waterville
Peacedale
Valley Green
Lawrence
Brodie
Stella
Thibet
Delaine
Lancaster
Glasgow
Hamden
Manchester
Chinchilla
Esquimaux
Elliot C. Cowdin
Naples
Winthrop Square
Hadley Company
Ind
Middlesex Mecitanics’ Association
New York City
the “American Institute
NEW Publications
Samson
ST. Paul
Mendelssobn
Hayon
Hanndel
Oliver Ditson & CO
Massachusetts
Nathanie. C. Nas
Henry Grew
Philadelphia
Calvin
Luther
Melancthon
Cranmer
Milton
Knox
Jeremy Taylor
Archdeacon Paley
Arnold
Rugby
Archbishop Whately
Bishop White
James W. Alexander
Geneva
A. Williams & CO
Horace B. Fallse
Adams & CO
Steven Lawrence
Yeoman
Mrs Edwards
Archie Lovell
Mooney
Edwards
Yeoman,” &c
Maion
Sheldon & Company
Broadway
D. Lothrop
H. P. Kemp
Cornhill
Bay of St. Louis
Houw
Perry
Hyde Park
Arch Street
Goldthwait, Snow & Knight
Canton Martines
New Carpet
Joan J. Peastey & Co
George W. Babcock
Winter Street
Isla DE Copa
George UpHam
North Main St
Providence
R. I
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
Amos A. Lawrence
Milk Sr
Gru. T. Angell
Edward Blake
Vermont and Canada Railroad Company
No 10 Railroad Exchange
West Side
Court House
A. Smith & CO
School Street
C. G Perry
WM. A. Bangs & CO
Loring, Bangs & CO
Water Street
Dyewood and Chemical CO
Batterymarch Street
Fearing
Rodman & Swift
Old Colony
New Bedford
Russia
Cercal Street
Quincy
Henry L. Fearing
Francis Rodman
WH. O. Swift
E. M. Stackpole & Coo
Cotton Factors
Galveston
Texas
Elmer Townsend
Messrs Larth In
Stackpole & Co
Rice & Davis
Harrison
J. S Barrison & C & CO
Ivanhoe
Buenos Ayres
Ir Pn Stackpole & Co
MT. Vernon Street
J.K. Porter & CO
K. Porter & CO
Wd. K. Porter & CO
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Pinckaf Hey Street
Brookline
Walnut Street
Jeremiah Ail
Ee Aoe
Murray Howe
Co. Wakefield
No. SG
Canal Street
Coffee
Gabe Tna
Gano
India Rubber
Boston and
Apany
Old Col Ony
Newport
L. D, Boise & CO
Aig
Corner of
Essex
Liberty Tree Blozs