Monster mass meeting in Dansville ends in Greeley effigy burn
A Dansville gathering supporting Grant featured a controversial effigy burning of Mr Greeley while he mourned his wife. Spectators conducted a mock funeral, sang hymns, and belittled decency as local papers reported the event despite acknowledged bereavement. The Livingston county Granites defended the display as part of their political mission.
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Dansville
N. Y
Grant
Livingston County
Woman linked to old murder case in New York arrest
An Oak Street Station arrest connects Ellen Malone to the 1838 East River murder of Charles Samuel, a young man linked to a rich Brooklyn family. The case resurfaced as Malone, intoxicated, faced police and recalled the prior inquiry, while other items report the death of inventor Emile Provost and Ward's Island abuses.
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New York
Oak Street
East River
Charles Samuel
Brooklyn
Curtiss
Patrick Keaton
Ellen Malone
Samuel
Smithson
Curtins
Keaton
Sergeant Kelly
Fires devastate mills and wagon works in three states
In Harrison Maine Taylor’s Mills also known as Bear River Woollen Mills burned Monday morning. Insurance totals include 8000 on machinery and 4000 on the building with multiple insurers. In Knoxville Illinois a wagon factory burned last night destroying its contents with losses around 75000. In Fitchburg Massachusetts a large two story block caught fire. W I Allen harness maker and others suffered losses though insured.
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Daniel Webster
Metroplis
Portland
Taylor’s Mills
Bear River Woollen Mills
Harrison
New York
Elma
Hartford
Franklin
Philadelphia
Royal
Liverpool
Knoxville
Illanois
Cmcaco
Friewrerg
Mass
Main Street
H. F. Cogeshall
D. M. Carpenter
W. i. Allen
E. F. Emory
Hi. J. Kimball
Kimball
Shocking murder on Dracut road near Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts on November 5 two laborers John Harding and John Gilsbanon, both drunk, fought near Fox farm grounds. Harding died from sixteen head wounds and sharp injuries. Gilshan non warned Fox residents and led to Harding’s body being moved. The killer was arrested about 11 am, still intoxicated, with altered clothing. Harding left a widow and children residing in Lawrence.
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Lowell
Mass
Dracut Road
Milgon
Fox
John Harding
John Gilsbanon
Harding
Gilshannon
Lawrence
Escape from San Francisco jail sparks manhunt and reward
The Brotherton brothers escaped after binding the jailer and threatening him. Sheriff Adams posts a 4000 dollar reward for their recapture as officers pursue. Fifteen vessels anchor in port with oil and bone cargoes, and October wheat exports to England total 1.633 million dollars.
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San Francisco
Brotherton Brothers
Riley
Adams
England
Idaho
Honolulu
New Zealand
Tomalathi
Anthony Trollope
The Horse Distemper Spreads Across States
Reports from Portsmouth Raleigh and Charleston on November 5 describe a worsening horse distemper outbreak. Several horses died or were severely ill as the illness spreads to nearby regions and merchants seek oxen from the country.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Raleigh
N.C
Charleston
Circus Tragedy In North Carolina Leaves Woman Dead
Reports from Goldsboro North Carolina recount a Rob insons circus accident where a bystander, an old colored woman, fell into a disused well. A watchman dropped his lantern and the well ignited in flames as another employee rescued the woman, who died shortly after. The rescuer is believed to be near death.
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New York
Goldsborough
N.C
Robinson
Welf
Fatal Affray in Live Cotton Wood Kills New Yorker
In Live Cotton wood a Sunday fight left William Jormes of New York dead and his assailant Miter wounded with a wrist wound. The incident occurred on Sunday and is being reported as a fatal affray.
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Savy Lake
Live Cottonwood
Wiliam Jormes
New York
Miter
Senators Elected in Suffolk County First District
Suffolk County lists six elected senators: Henry S. Washburn in the First District as Republican, Martin Griffin in the Second District as Republican, Francis W. Jacobs in the Third District as Democrat, Julius K. Bannister in the Fourth District as Republican, Wm. H. Learnard Jr. in the Fifth District as Republican, and Robert Johnson in the Sixth District as Republican.
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Suffolk County
Henry S. Washburn
Martin Griffin
Francis W. Jacobs
Julius K. Bannister
Wm. H. Learnard, Jr
Robert Johnson
Grant
Washburn
D&l
Whiting
Boston
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Winthrop
Sam Hooper
Boardman
D Prost
Frost
Chelaen
Wees
Movolg
Caccesnesnees
Aereee
OMA Dao. S
Giles Griffin
Grutin
Jacobs. Driscoll
Jacobs
Bannister
Total
Carruth
Learnard
A &L
Eenee
Collins
Johnson
Henry
William H. Learnard, Jr
Essex County
George D. Whittle
L N
George B. King
Salem
Nathan W. Harmon
Lawrence
David T. Woodwell
Newburyport
Newell Giles
Rockport
Middlesex County
Edward Lawrence
Charlestown
Joseph S. Potter
Arbion
Robert O. Fuller
Cambridge
Newton Morse
Rc Natick
Levi Wallace
Peprell
Carroll D. Wwright
Reading
Jeremiah Clark
Lowell
Rew
Norfolk County
Moody Merrill
Charles H. French
Canton
Erastus P. Carpenter
Foxboro
Worcester County
George F. Thompson
Worcester
Samuel M. Griggs
Westboro
Henry L. Bancroft
Millbury
N. L. Johnson
Dana
George A. Torrey
Fite Ihutx
Hampden County
Timothy F. Packard
Monson
William Whiting
Holyoke
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Franklin
Berkshire
Rufus D. Woods
Enfield
John B. Todd
Conway
Berkshire-Hampshire
Prentiss C. Baird
Lee
Es Borkshire
Ranard Learned
Pittsfield
Plymouth County
George W. Lobde’l
Mattapoisett
Lloyd Parsons
Bridgewater
Norfolk
Plymouth
Jedediah Dwelley
Hanover
Bristol County
James Brown
Taunton
Isaac H. Coe
New Bedford
Charles P. Stickney
Fall River
Barnstable
Nantucket
Dukes
Cape District
Joseph K. Baker
Dennis
Island
Franciga. Nye
Falmouth
Voters list by ward names and candidate initials
Poll book shows Ward by Ward names with candidates and party marks. Voters Jas L Walah Morton William Harrington Henry Hill Edward Pearl James Smith Moses Tower Thes Pemond Nicholas Litchfield William Taylor Henry Spraine Dennis Bonner Abel Monroe Matthew Redmond Patrick Ryan Charles Kingsley Geo Crocker S M Quincy Amory Barker Abraham Jackson Fred Lincoln John Ordway Regah Horace Bowker Lewis Hayden J C McCready John Fitzgerald Bond Toland Wilbur Dromey George Evans Pillshury Nowell Thames Patch Morris Jones Bigelow Calder Torrey Wilson Liberty Packard Connell Chamberlin Stanwood Stanwood Bigelow and others listed by ward with vote tallies and addresses.
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Henry B. Hill
James Smith
Andrew M. Morton
William Taylor
Henry Splaine
Dennis Bonner
S. D. Salmon, Jr
H. Cook
Daniel A. Cronin
Barney Hull
George G. Crocker
A. A. Clatur
H. L. Bowker
John W. Regan
Roger H. Scannell
Charles R. Codman
Francis B. Hayes
Lewis Hayden
John E. Fitzgerald
Hugh J. Toland
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Benjamin Heath
Lucille W. Knight
Henry P. Shattuck
Wm. Frost
Francis D. Stedman
Samuel B. Hopkins
John A. Nowell
Daniel A. Patch
Edward J. Jones
John Bigelow
Henry W. Wilson
Liberty D. Packard
Henry B. Chamberlin
Albert Palmer
Brownell Granger
Geo. Bartholmesz
Hyde Park
Richardson Hutchinson
Albe C. Clark
Suffolk County
Andrew . Morton
Stephen D. Salmon, Jr
William H. Cook
Alfred A. Clatur
Horace L. Bowker
John H. Studley
Charles
Charles B. Taylor
Somerville
John Hibbott
Maiden
A. H. Evans
Everett
J. Winslow
Benj. F. Hayes
Medford
Cambridge
Sam
W.mccann
John W. Hollis
Brighton
Ezra D. Winslow
Newton
Henderson J. Edwards
Watertown
Simeon Hardy
Nazi
William Roberts
Walthany
John M. Batchelder
Moses L. Buck
Hopkiin
Franklin H. Sprague
Fraisingham
K. L. Bigelow
Marlboro
D. C. Fletcher
Littleton
Thomas P. Hurlburt
Sudloy
John B. Moore
Concord
Elijah Marion
Burlington
John Cummings
Woburn
Richard Britton
Wakefield
Amos Hill
Stoneham
John S. Coney
North Reading
C. S. Brown
Billerica
Jos. L. Sargent
Geo. A. Marden
Lowell
W. H. Loughlin
Dem
Edward Fatson
Jonathan Johnson
J. H. Reed
Amos J. Saunders
Pepperell
Haynes
Republicans in Boston celebrate Grant victory at Faneuil Hall
Thousands gather at Faneuil Hall as Republican speakers including George B. Loring Rufus I. Frost and Samuel Hooper laud Grant and the re election. George Wilson Butler Gooch and Wetherbee also speak while the crowd sings the Star Spangled Banner and John Brown.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
George B. Loring
George S. Elwell
Grant
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Henry Wilson
Rufus I. Frost
Chelsea
B. F. Butler
D. M. Gooch
Samuel Hooper
John Wetherbee
Farmer Allen
P. B. Harris
Wilson
J. M.S. Williams
Charles W. Slack
Mr Foster
Quincy
Samuel C. Knights
Cambridge
Wilsop
Gen
Butler
South
Hooper
Gooch
Loring
John Brown
Maine Vote Tally Reflects Grant Lead Across Years
The report recounts Maine electors and presidential totals with Grant leading over Seymour and Greeley in 1868 and subsequent years. It notes changes in majority size, town-by-town results for November, and September figures, comparing aggregate votes across multiple elections.
Granite State Votes Lean Toward Grant in Early Returns
Concord reports early New Hampshire totals showing Grant leading with 25,975 to Greeley 21,333 across 134 towns, plus scattered votes. In 161 towns the margin stood at 30,231 to 24,549 with 70 towns still expected. Returns suggest an overall Grant majority around four thousand or more.
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Amherst
Ashfield
Sere Ash Co
Athol
Belchertown
Bernardstow
Buckland
Charlemont Iph
Chesterfield
Clinton
Colerain
Conway
Uml
Dana
Deerfield
A Oy
Enfield
Erving
Aves
Gardner
Fitchburg
Gilwane Meene
Grand
Green
Greenwich
Hadley
Hatfield
Hawley
Monroe
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Plainfield
Prescott
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Shutesbury
Southampton
Wal Sterwenereee
Sunder Sone
Warwick
Wendell
Westhampton
Weastminster
Ion
Whatley
Winchendon
Worthington
Granite State
Grant
Concord
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Greeley
Seymour
Pittsfield
Newmarket
Lancaster
Rochester
Newport
Manchester
Laconia
Portsmouth
Hanover
Claremont
Lebanon
Wolfboro
Bradford
Bethlehem
Warren
Somers
Littleton
Franklin
Walpole
Gilford
Nashua
Vermont Returns Show Grant Leading in Early Returns
Early returns from Montpelier report Grant leading in Vermont with 18 165 to 4 928 for Greeley among 66 towns. Second District shows Steele carrying a few hundred votes over Poland, who secures a comfortable overall majority. congressmen races largely favor Republicans.
Rhode Island backs Grant with increased Republican majority
Rhode Island reports electors and congressmen for the 1863 election showing Grant leading with a rising Republican majority. Providence totals register Grant scores of 4224 at the city level and 13 578 on West Block Island with Greeley at 5314. First District Eaton? Eames (Rep) 8984. Davis (Greeley Dem) 902? Second District Pendleton (Rep) 4214. Brown (Greeley Dem) 2165.
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Grant
Greeley
Dees
Washburn
R. Bird
Scat
Charlestown
Lawrence
L. &D. Scat Ee Kop
Robert R. Wiley
Charles E. Sweeney
W. Kerry
Hartwell Maers
A . D. Halda
Sampson and
Derb
John H.care
Seymour
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
Providence E
West Block Island
Eames
Rep
Davis
Greeley Dem
Pendleton
Brown
New Jersey Electors Vote Grant Majority in 1863 Returns
New Jersey electors chosen and electoral votes claimed twenty eight. Republican gains reported across the state with Grant leading by about five to six thousand in preliminary returns. Congressmen elected 5 of 7 with Ward Hamilton and others noted. Essex and Passaic counties show Grant advantage.
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Hooper
Mr Morse
Empire State
Commission of Appeals
Seymour
Peel Grant
Volce
New York
Hey
Societ Unsembly
BIA
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Grant
Newark
Congress
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Phelps
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Hamilton
Taylor
Essex County
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Township
Passaic County
N.J
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Columbus
Jollaware
Newcastle County
Cleveland
Dayton
Grant Ahead in Pennsylvania as Returns Filter In
Philadelphia reports Grant leading by around 50 000 in the city and 50 000 in the state with detailed county gains over 1868. Philadelphia’s Grant majority cited at 13 506. Scranton shows Greeley ahead in 16 precincts with an 850 gain over the governor race.
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Keystone
Grant
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Alleghany County
Schuylkill County
Pottsville
Lycoming County
Chester County
Cumberland County
Lancaster County
Berks County
Reading City
Greeley
Washington County
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Lewistown
Pennsylvania
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Scranton
Election returns show Republican lead in Indiana results
Indiana reports from Indianapolis and South Bend indicate Republicans gaining across townships and wards. Grant carries St. Joseph county with 900 to 1000 margin, and several townships show Republican gains since October, while statewide estimates favor a 20 000 vote majority for the GOP.
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Seymour
Grant
Indianapolis
Ind
Hendricks
Navy
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Presidential Vote and Assembly Light in Milwaukee District
Election returns from Wisconsin show Seymour 84,710 and Grant 108,857 with a Republican majority of 24,147. Milwaukee reports 12,000 to 15,000 Republican majority. six Republican Congressmen and a large legislative Republican majority elected, with Hon. Alexander Mitchell (Dem.) winning one Milwaukee District seat.
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Seymour
Grant
Milwaukee
Will
Alexander Mitchell
Congress
Election Returns Show Grant Leading In Illinois
Partial statewide counts indicate a Republican edge with Grant ahead as 1868 returns tally 199,143 for Seymour and 250,203 for Grant. Chicago reports a net Grant majority from thirty two counties and eight cities, while Galena favors Greeley, signaling shifting margins amid incomplete results.
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Seymour
Grant
Chicago
Cook
Galena
Greeley
CuicaGo
Constitutional changes and 1868 election results reported
The article outlines proposed constitutional amendments including liability limits for stockholders, railroad town aid restrictions, and an internal improvement fund. It then reports the 1868 presidential vote tally with Seymour and Grant and notes a Republican majority. In Minneapolis, Graham leads in the congressional race across the district.
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Institutie Seoone
Sersuew
Grant
Minneapolis
Minn
Graham
Congress
Virginia Returns Show Greeley Edge In Statewide Count
Richmond reports large gains for Greeley in the prewar elec tions with statewide returns split between parties. Early tallies indicate close contests in the Third and Lynchburg races, while Stowell and Platt appear elected in the Fourth and Second Districts. Conservative wins noted in several districts as the nation awaits official results.
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Richmond
Greeley
Grams
Smith
Lynchboro
Johnson
Whitehead
Wise
Stowell
Platt
Richmond City
Gras
Alexandria
Grant
Hunton
Congress
Harris
Highth
Five electoral votes cast in state as electors chosen yesterday
Returns from key points via telegraph show large Republican majorities with few exceptions. In 1838 Democratic 20 306. Republican 29 025. Grant's majority 3 719. Wheeling West Virginia Nov 5 reports indicate Republican gains from early returns.
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Grant
Wheeling
W. Va
Statewide vote totals show Grant leading with GOP majority
This State voted yesterday for five Electors, Members of Congress, Governor, and state officers. Seymour's vote in 1868 was 14 019, Grant's 31 047 Republican majority 17 030. Topeka Kansas November 5 Twenty townships and wards give Grant a majority of Los.
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Congress
Seymour
Grant
Topeka
Kas
Los
Missouri Election Report from St Louis and Jefferson City
Fifteen electors chosen with votes for Governor and state officers. Amendments propose longer Supreme Court terms and bond investments. Early returns show mixed results. Greeley leads in St Louis city wards while statewide data are incomplete. Jefferson County shows Grant with a likely small majority.
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Auf
Schog& Fund Hissouri
United States
Ytmour
Grant
Str. Louis
Granvenor
Congress
Greeley
St. Louis
Grosvenor
Stone
Stannard
Hilton
Wells
Jefferson City
Three electoral votes in small state typo and results
Electoral report notes three votes cast by the state with electors and a congressman chosen yesterday. In 1868 Democracy led with 10 980 votes to Republicans 7 623 giving Seymour a 3 357 margin. Wilmington Delaware reports Grant and Wilson winning the state by a small margin with broad Republican gains nationwide.
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Seymour
Wilmington
Del
Grant
Wilson
Stree
Maryland and Baltimore Vote Highlights in 1888 Returns
Summary of electoral results from Baltimore and Maryland as of November 5 6 1888. Greeley leads statewide with about 7000 to 5000 majority by latest tallies. In city districts OBrien Dem over Turner Ind Rep in Third, Swann Dem over Griswold in Fourth. Lowndes Rep wins Sixth. Archer Dem wins Second. Merrick Dem vs Albert Rep contest in Sixth remains undecided.
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Seymour
Grant
Baltimore
Greeley
Lowndes
Albert
O'Brien
Turner
Swann
Elias Griswold
Ing
Maryland
Archer
Mipnicutt
Wilson
O’brien
Swan
Merrick
Loundes
Kentucky and national vote early returns in 1868 election
Nov 5 reports show Grant leading in Kentucky with early gains and Greeley carrying parts of Louisville and Lexington. Frankfort and Hopkinsville tally small Democratic declines, while statewide returns hint a light turnout and a Republican lead under 10 000 with Democratic Congressmen likely elected from most districts.
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Seymour
Lexington
Grant
Frankfort
Hopkinsville
Louisville
Greeley
O’conor
North Carolina Goes for Grant in Election Returns
Scattering returns indicate North Carolina votes for Grant with Conservativ es conceding a Republican lead of about 3000. Partial tallies from twenty five counties show Grant winning by 5000 to 8000 and a reduced vote, with the day proceeding quietly.
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Grant
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Ralpigh
Grant Wins South Carolina by Heavy Majority
South Carolina with seven electoral votes cast for Grant shows a large Republican margin in early returns. In 1963 Seymour and Grant tallied 45237 and 62301 votes respectively, while Charleston precincts report Grant ahead by about 1500 in the city and Greeken trails by roughly 500. The white vote is notably low and overall public interest appears minimal.
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Seymour
Grant
Charleston
D. C
South Carolina
State Electoral College and House Votes Report
State shows eleven electoral votes with nine congressmen chosen. Previous election results record Democratic 102,822 and Republican 57,134, a Seymour lead of 45,688. Augusta reports Greeley ahead by about 300 in the city. county figures await. Greeley likely wins the Eighth District.
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Aeecrees
Needham
Norwood
Sherborn
Southborough
Wayland Seth Eee
Weat
Auburn
Ty Barre
Bellingham
Boylston
Seer
Brooke
Chariton
Douglas
Lad Dudley
Oxford
Princeton
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Sturecidge
Sutton
Uxbridge
Dist
Joshua W. Davis, Jr
J In Cust
Hin ‘Item
Calvin P.lips
Nson
David E. Hatch
Marshfield
N. Bailey Wr
Nton
Tisdale Hite
Yhep
Albert Mason
Peleg Blan Cinship
George Iddleboro
Shaw
Lewis Holmes
E. Loring Thayer
Edward O. Noyes
North Bridgewater
Nathan
Jesse E. Keit S. Jenkins
Fred. D. Ely
Dedham
Robert Seaver
West Roxbury
Roxbury
George Bartholomesz
Henry B. Chamberlain
Dorchester
A. C. Clark
James A. Stetson
R. Porter
A. Hiunt
Joseph Dyer
A. G. Gove
Randolph
Adam Ca
Steton
Willard Lewis
Sanford W. Billings
Geo. . Ryder
Alexis W. Ide
I. H . Fisher
A. W. Shumway
A. W. Benton
Brookline
Thomas J. Morgan
James B. Shaw
Palmer
H. M. French
Ringsleep
Charles R. Ladd
A. L. Ule
Henry W. Phelps
Wm. R. Kenneld
Edward Chapin
Hiram Packard
Goshen
Franklin Bonney
Hen Burt
Addison Burnett
Wales Aldrich
Dukes County
Wm. J. Roach
Tisbury
Nantucket County
James Codd
Ebenezer R. Hoar
Milford
Stephen Salisbury
Levi Stock Prn
Henry Alexander, Jr
Charles W. Morrill
Salisbury
R.foss
W. E. Blunt
George J. Deane
A. Lancaster
Granville E. Foss
Methuen
Geo. E. Davis
A. J. French
Hiram Berry
Charles Perley
Robert Couch
Geo. W. Clark
Benj. C. Currier
John Perkins
Ipswich
Addison Gilbert
James G. Tarr
Fitch E. Griffin
al Whitney
Hoyt
Atho
An Walker
Templeton
D. Goodard
Petersham
New Braintree
Chal Wallace
Fitchbur Z
Rodney Caleb C. Field
Baker
Lunenburg
Inster
Harvard
Samuel W. Heath
Charles B. Carpenter
Southbridge
M. D. Woodbury
Charlton
William B. Stone
West Brookfield
Noah D. Ladd
Sturbridge
Edward Sanford
Attleboro
A. H. Sweet
George Co
John Ekford
Nathan B. Seaverton
William R. Black
Dr Chart
Alot
Pichton
William Deane
G. O. Fairbanks
Weaver Osborne
Harles Jay
Giles EB. Rownell
Westport
F. Wing
Dartmouth
Isaac F. Sawiel
Wm. C. Parker, Jr
Isaac DD. Hall
Elijah H. Chisholm
Wm. H. Whitfield
Berkshire County
James Buffinton
Benjamin W. Harris
E. Bridgewater
Boston Highlands
Daniel W
Samuel Hoar
Ae Ooch
Benjamin F. Butler
C. C. Esty
Framingham
John M
William B. Washburn
Greenfield
Thomas Talbot
Herica
Oliver Warner
Torney
Charles R. Train
Charles Endicott
Tressurer
Charles Adams, Jr
Notuy Brookfield
Alfred Macy
Jene
Seth Turner
Mary i
Maine
Pensa
New Hampshire
Montpelier
Vti
Steele
Poland
Willard
Hendee
Vermont
Connecticut
Julius L. Strong
Iss
New Havin
Conn
New Haven
Black
Waterbury
Scattering
Southington
East Hartford
Scatt
Eaton
Bristol
Nee Naugatuck
Booth Windsor
West Hartford
Gresley
Cromwell
Darien
Stonington
Q’conor
Windsor
Meriden
New Canaan
Courant Office
Hartford County
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New London County
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Chester
Killingworth
Union
J. R. Manney
Piinnssily Anta
Wisconsin
Illinois
Hurlbut
Marshall
Snapp
Benchard
McNutta
Cooke County
Ohio
Iowa
Pate
van— Reyer
Mada Cyananisan
Tate
Lewe
Virginia
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Debavarle
Maryiland
Kentucky
Georgia
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