Timely Topics on Marriage and War in 1860s America
A jumble of 19th century items notes marriages across continents, memorials to fallen soldiers, and wartime costs. It recalls William Garner’s heroism, payrolls, and worker unrest, with references to English regiments at Dover, the Grenadier Guards, and reactions to Civil War impacts.
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Manilevilly
Kingland
America
Ford Mistntieville
English Channel
Liewt
Colvilla
Grenadier Guards
Dover
Cotton Market Course Shows Weakness and Limited Demand
The market displays weak health with limited buoyancy, investors cautious as demand fades. Shippers buy about ten thousand bales of short staple at 11 1 4 to 1 4 over, while overall sentiment remains doubtful and prices look set to go lower despite some speculative support. The first bale of new Texas cotton sells for twenty one cents, signaling sluggish exports and cautious growers.
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Thor
Byaskal
Relly Hargely
Manchester
Ilfords Lee
Texas
Priilly
Trentyone Centa
New York
Marah
Crosby
Herald
Curier Minion
Batty
Thiraday
Commodora
Giirner
Misa Adele Tlunter
Mixa Wdith May
Gardner Howland
Lou Montant
Rcat Thorny
Mra. Cu
Leeward
Commodore Garner
Mr. Thorn
Tow Jind
Misa May
Mrs. Garner
Miss Shunter
Mr. Garner
Miss Hunter
Mr. Montant
Tsne
Mra
Garner
Mine Hunter
Mra. Garner
Mika Tinton
Mrs Hunter
Dean
Countess of Dufferin
Rowland
Turbulent War News and Political Rumors Sweep The South
A chaotic summary of 19th century global affairs touches on Democratic candidates in South Carolina, silver and gold production, industrial projects in Tonleton, and harsh street conditions. Reports detail military movements toward Montana and South Dakota, troop deployments, and a widening conflict with Bulgaria and Europe. Also noted are slave trade concerns in Africa, treasury coinage pauses, and possible new trade talks with France amid shifting fiscal policies.
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Ronmariun
Jie
G. Moore
United
Kirton Coneal
Trinidad
Alod Taerbay
Yelliriy
Malgaria
Seregator
Bane
Tarke
Numlwrs
Villacy
Constantinople
Thuhl Haynie
Hulgaria
Onder
Aten
Cameron
Mriet Ie
Congo River
Teaffies
Mr. Youngs
Nyneka
Congressional Proceedings on Washington Monument Funding
The Senate debated bills on an appropriation of 100000 for completing the Washington Monument and related design changes. Approval followed but tied to examination of foundations, plus a sequence of votes on river and rubber bills, executive apartments, and public works. The session honored Senator Carpenter of West Virginia after his death, adjourning for the day.
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Carpenter
Ste Wright
API
Aliixon
Wirhor
Weture
Senate
Hickennte
Rene
Grimarrayn
Nikon
Arnate
Bevard
Lowntey
Mien 'T. Capertar
West Virginia
Gayuid
Caperton
Froutwell
Commure
Washington Monument
Ingally
Virginia House Debates Contested Elections and Military Bills
The chamber adjourned after handling contested Virginia elections Platt versus Goode and a Senate bill authorizing $100000 for the Washington monument with a later increase to $200000 A party line division on the minority report of a political controversy preceded routine military and treasury actions The session planned further consideration of Virginia election matters and procedural motions leaving several items to debate next day.
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Houar
Lena Orton
Panmittes
Goode
Plath
Washington Republic
Aberdeen
Jackson
Singleton
Tuokwon
Rved
Thorsfaee
Ale
Hiersbuet
Committee On
Pnok
Ty the Howes
Morrisson Chatman
Moana
House
Moater
Senate
Ington
Winend
Jesse
Kenate
Cupurton
Wort
Virginia
Platt Va
Coode
Parndall
Chelios
Scully
Levis
Senate passes bill for completion of Wank Tingion pennatent
The senate approved the appropriation of 1008 for completing the Wank Tingion pennatent, transferring core rights to the United States. Foreign imports into New York show a $7,000.88 decline from last year, while overall imports drop to 55,013,204 since January. The commissioner of agriculture notes U S corn yield around twenty-one bushels per acre on 37,493,208 acres, with widespread sales growth.
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Senate
United States
New York
Sunn
Arcarting Wette Commissioner of Agricultnry
Montenegrin Warfare Tactics and Allied Perceptions
The article notes Montenegrin warriors show extreme endurance, improvisation, and close combat skills, carrying wounded comrades while foraging bread and brandy, sleeping under shawls, and fighting in a prostrate stance. English critics discuss French politeness and evolving attitudes toward strangers amid modern warfare shifts.
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Clohack
Centennial exhibit details pagoda carvings and ivory work
The piece describes Chinese tower pagodas shown at a centennial exhibit with carved ivory panels and intricate architecture. It notes the height, hexagonal base, and the artisanship of a major ivory art display. It highlights the American Museum and the extensive book collection and displays beside the ivory works. It also touches on a dramatic sea yacht disaster and other varied curiosities from the era.
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Guy
Enoh
Wotton
Atory
Foresty
Figmren
Geoupliyer
Amerie
Tess Ornam
Dale
Platforne
Wall Slandiedi
Nana
Mackinton
Romaen
Immigration Into New York in June 1876 Arrivals
Official returns show 14 080 passengers arrived at the port of New York in the month ended June 30 1876. Of these 10 558 were immigrants 2 452 U S citizens and 1 019 did not intend to reside in the United States. Immigrants included 6 008 males and 4 005 females. Quarter totals to June 30 1876: 39 986 arrivals with 20 081 immigrants. In the same period in 1875 64 928 passengers arrived of whom 45 566 were immigrants.
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Bureau of Atatistics
New York
Tla
Immjranta
United States
Fotiti Reginiilisanccysy Sieennai
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William ‘T. Garner
Cinoee Creek
Reyne
Andy Stare
Isol
A. Wall
Jory Haxcock
John
Benjamin Fryklin
Thomas Lynch
Fhward Rutledge
South Carolina
England
Treland
Scotland
Wales
Thy
Cohen Prasee Tray
Jennie Jane
Baltimore American
Main Park
Syn Hinthe
Ware Canpton
Colorado
Tonlelana
Lester T
St. Migheline
Stone
Alabama
Alexander Aleop
Horger
Ateoy
Owensboro
Owenstory
Nashville Railroad
Carrieon
Columbia
Aeon
Wae
Mansburg
Uly
Siyux
Une Vollane Ti Wien
Tongue River
Crook
Ash Creel
Little Wig Haven
Montana
Wyatt
Merritt Feft Potterman
Tie Fit Cavalry
Joey
Hiver
Maen
Willy Ammartine
Chase
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Carson City
de San Pranelves
France
Unitet
Bureau of Situation
Ching Wan Ian
Fenton
Aiken
AntHil
Miewart
Weutenanbeatinels
Congressional
Sherriot
Washington
Morrill
Bate Nu Arebiooe
Dud Architest
Anya Mes
Hanse WL
Altona Jong
M Monty
Cragin
Loan
Wolkers
Key
Moses
Henthy Roberison
Sargent
Jenks
Fiel
Janke
Fiftean Julniitos
Tilak
Defenne
Fideo Mickie
Iis Pearment
Montes
Misurllantoon
Penposiilon
Aw Dontenes
Landaa Daily
Nea Cavin Av Assnetati
Venico
Tol Milton
Tyndalen
Daines
Mathews Tilly
Tiiotta Indian Dahler
Robt. Atkin
Trenton
Dietoh
Orelintine
Christopher Sower
Germantown
Luther
Olliot
Kowliah Witsler
Ue AG
Hillion
John Hopline
Jalon
Fronall
Montesgielet
Quarte
Ontirer Hindi
Cieimany Line
Spain
Staplaya
Otris
Sandwick Ilund
Moxico
Tipit
Fauchel
Japan
Sud Acholure
Turkey
Call of Lendl
Dorney Gardner
Drink
Ian Na
Mornthiynaw
New London
Detik
Atont and
Miter
Rumann
Vermont
Trassen
Austin
Daniel Webster
Ely
Prubliamlways
Lavan
Kentucky
Tyrven
Docron
Phyatofan
Onatena
Indy
Marquis Fetelion
Hit
Sorrer
Felkens
Asi
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