Secretary Facer Issues 116th Bond Redemption Notice
Secretary of the Treasury announces bonds from the 1863 act will not be exchanged for three percent bonds and will be redeemed at the U S Treasury on October 4 1882. Circulated instructions direct that calls be signed to the Treasury for redemption and specify how checks should be made payable.
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Facer
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury of
United States
Washington
Treasury
Mason
Guiteau
Secretary of War
Swaim
Interior Department
Land Office
Wichita
Kan
Payne
Indian Territory
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Phillips
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
Joseph I H. Taylor
Military Department
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Tun
Fort Smith
Russian refugees sent back from Philadelphia. coal shipments. fires in Maine
The East notes 111 Russian refugees returned to Liverpool from Philadelphia on the 29th ult. Pittsburgh shipped 2,483,000 bushels of coal, 1,892,000 to Cincinnati with the rest to Louisville. An assignment by E. H. Adams & Co. liabilities $700,000. Fires at Old Orchard Beach burned Pleasant House Brunswick Central Hotel and a dwelling. guests fled in night attire. Oil report August shows 250 wells completed, 19,024 barrels new production. Cherry Grove leads with 27,000 barrels and 171 wells. Major Enis Pipps, ex-superintendent, arrested for embezzling city warrants. Ardanbahm brings yellow fever from Porto Rico to Boston. one fatality, three sick. Samuel Force found dead in Medway cellar. 102 nationwide business failures. R and H Adams owes $500,000. Ward's Island Hebrew Emigrant Aid Society opens new refugee housing for 600. capacity 1,000. Green Point colony moves in.
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Liverpool
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
E. H. Adams & Co
Silk Manufacturers
New York City
Paterson
N. J
Pleasant House
Brunswick
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Cherry Grove
Enis Pipps
Samuel Force
Medway
Mass
R. & H. Adams
New York
Ward’s Island
Hebrew Emigrant Aid Society
United Staes
Green Point
French Cabinet reports calm Syria and Tunisian return
Dispatches indicate improved conditions in Syria and that Tunisian tribes sheltered in Tripoli have gone home. Other items note Korea's throne seizure, Japan cholera tolls, and a Paris survivor's return. Dublin unrest erosion of order prompts martial measures and calls for special constables.
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Alt. Duclerc
Syria
Tripoli
Corea
Diplomatic Delays and Arabic Forces Move in Egypt
A Constantinople dispatch notes Lord Dufferin awaiting Lord Granville’s reply to the Porte’s acceptance of the Military Convention amid doubts in diplomatic circles. Reports from Ismailia and Alexandria describe Arabi Pasha strengthening positions, the British winning a field action with eleven guns, and Wolseley’s telegraph of progress. A new strong Egyptian camp near Kassasine is found as Cherif Pasha tightens controls and Arabi gains local support.
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Constantinople
Lord Dufferin
Lord Granville
Alexandria
Arabi Pasha
Wolseley
London
Ismalia
Graham
Masameh
SeiTan Paswa
Port Said
Cairo
Egypt
Vokit
Vjerile
Ramleh
Ist
Kassasine
De Lesseps Eyes Egypt War and Panama Canal Progress
Paris dispatch quotes De Lesseps on Egyptian affairs with Arabs backing Arabi, war outlooks, and Nile floods delaying actions. He discusses England’s meddling, Khedive’s fate, and Canal views, then notes Dublin police strike nearing end and a West Virginia grand jury presentment over steamship overbooking and a Harrisburg fire at Chesapeake Rail Works.
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Paris
Boston Herald
de Lesseps
Tle
Nile
Egypt
England
Molet
Arabi
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Panama
Dublin
Grand
District Court of West Virginia
Parkershoro
Inspector Young
Scioto
Mingo
David Keller
Inglebright
Pilot Long
Lomas
Building Department
Chesapeake Rail Works
Harrisburg
Night Engagement at Kassassin in Egypt War
London reports a night battle at Kassassin where British cavalry from Mahsameh aided by Life Guards and Dragoons routed Egyptian forces. The action produced at least 400 Egyptian deaths and signaled a crucial breakthrough toward Tel el Kebir, with heavy casualties on the British side and vivid battlefield details from Ismailia and Manhsameh.
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Ismailia
Lowe
Kassassin
Kassassin Lock
Arabi Pasha
Katr-el-Dwar
Tel-e Kebir
Wilde Quips on Moon Love and Women in Saratoga
The Saratoga correspondent for the New York Mail notes Oscar Wilde signs as foscar wilde london. He quips about loving the moon and comments on women as various types from sentiment to “empty flesh pots of humanity.”
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Saratoga
New York Mail
Oscar Wilde
Foscar Wilde
London
Canonchet War Shaped by Armed Guard at Gate
A ten day old sale at Canonchet ends with an armed guard on the main tower and sentries patrolling the grounds. Trustee Chaffee and buyers seek possession but are barred by three men claiming gubernatorial authority and a boy at the gate threatening consequences. Moulton offers cash, but delivery cannot be made.
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Canonchet
Francis D. Moulton
Chaffee
Parkhurst
Willie Sprague
Willie
Inundation at Ben Ficklin Devastates Texas Settlements
Fort Concho dispatches report widespread disaster from flooding in Ben Ficklin and San Angela. Dozens dead or missing include Mrs Metcalf and family, George Metcalf, Dr Owens, Joseph Matthews family, and many Mexican residents. Towns like Bea Ficklin and Dublin suffer severe losses as the North Concho floods, houses and livestock carried away, telegraph lines down, and communication severed.
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Galveston
Texas
Fort Concho
Ben Ficklin
Metcalf
George Robertson Scott
Owens
Kelly's Ranch
Beasley
Joseph Matthews
Wfe
Bea Ficklin
San Angela
North Concho
Cope
Concho
Court House
Fort Davis
Conechy
San Angeli
Dublin
Cosque
Immigration Statistics July 1832 compared with 1831
Washington reports Jos. Nimmo Jr in release detailing U S immigration for July 1832 across major ports. Total arrivals 70 699 with 5 010 immigrants and 3 827 returning citizens and 1 862 aliens not intending to stay. Canada led by 7 282. Germany 16 721. Sweden 5 888. Russia 4 238. Norway 3 266. other nations listed.
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Washington
Jos. Nimmo, Jr
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Baltimore
Boston
Detriot
Huron
Minnesota
New Orleans
New York
Passamaquoddy
Philadelphia
San Francisco
England and Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Austria
Belgium
Bohemia
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Russia
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
Dominion of Canada
China
England
Wales
Aidaata Hs
Heat records and odd notes from (Gila Bend) Arizona and Saratoga
The Chicago Journal recalls a shade temperature of 126 degrees at Gila Bend near Fort Yuma and a ghostly tale of a dead soldier returning to Fort Yuma. The N J Graphic notes a Saratoga visitor from Dutchess County misjudging Niagara Falls location. Mr Forney notes 1500 railway workers killed and 10000 injured yearly.
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Gila Bend
Arizona
Fort Yuma
Chicago Journal
Saratoga
Dutchess County
New York
Niagara Falls
N. J. Graphic
Forney
Master Carbuilders’ Association of the
United States
Teaching Girls Piano Hands and Boys Bookkeeping
A Cape Ann Advertiser quotation argues that teaching girls piano and boys bookkeeping will raise potato prices to five dollars a bushel in twenty years, reflecting a social commentary on gender roles and economic expectations.
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Cape Ann
When the cold world acknowledges our enduring greatness
A reflective line celebrates resilience and self belief, asserting happiness will follow when recognition matches inner worth. It frames a universal hope that external acknowledgment confirms longstanding identity and value.
Vast array of 19th century U.S. statistics in brief
A curio-filled compilation notes bridge costs, population counts by state, berry trades in Guilford County, and the South’s blackberry yields. It cites library growth, wheat and blanket prices, corn acreage shifts, large timber sales, Sunday crime rates in Germany, Texas land sales to English buyers, Pennsylvania medical licensing, census figures on employment by sector, and agricultural implement firms with regional distribution and capital values.
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New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kansas
Chicago Journal
Detroit Post
N.F. Sun
Jones County
N. C
South
Cleveland Herald
Germany
International
Chudgo Times
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
John W. Shackelford
North Carolina
Congress
Census Bureau
United States
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago Times
Wit and Wisdom Fragments Entertain and Advise
A collection of quips and anecdotes from various papers. Jokes on virtue and necessity, manners, a possible mail route, a woodcock rumor, and a tale of a left arm bracelet. Silly cures for wakefulness and a yarn about a confidence man toppled by a Connecticut deacon.
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Lambert
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Marble and Granite Works
Mark Tf
Newnom & Moss
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One
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Spe
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Main St
Carines
Pine Street
Main
Camprmcor
W. B. Hays
N. L
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T. B. Scott
Scott Bros
J. Woodford
Cambridge, Ohio
Guernsey
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Miarlé-Tf
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Thompson
Crow
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Mill Street
Wm. Rainey & Fon
Zanesville, Ohio
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Marttt
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Uccessor
Weaver
Green
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Ann Arbor
Mich
DR. Moore
Steubenville
W. A. Rainey
Allegheny Mountains
Eastern Ohio Railroad
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Crow Agency
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Iowa
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A. J. Rider
Navarre
J. L. Leeper
Ohio Bee-Keepers’ Association
Iowa City
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Richard Reverle
Monroe
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Beaver Line
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Cape of Good Hope
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Ignace Epuroussi
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Foreign Intelligence
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Japan
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E. Dwyer Gray
Gray
Manila
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Mahsameh
Hart
Pigott
Tek el-Kebir
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Seventh Dragoons
Nineteenth Hussars
Stewart
Russelt
Russell
Olser
Imaine
Dragoon Guards
Tel-el-Kebir
Manhsamehn
Mahula
Fleg
Immigration Statistics
Herat
WIT and Wisdom
Dean Stanley
Boston Transcript
Post-office Department
Lowell Courier
Edinburg
Burlington
Logell
Bigelin
Connecticut
Josiah Smith
Central Depot
Josiah
Detroit Free Press
W. A. Hammond
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