Longstreet's Appointment and Political Tensions
The piece discusses Gen. Longstreet as a potential surveyor of the port of New Orleans and notes Democratic hostility to a former rebel holding office. It argues Longstreet is honorable and bides by his surrender, while critics fear hypocritical shifts in party allegiance. It also mentions Boutwell's Treasury post, congressional bill on coin payment, and New England political friction.
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New Orleans
Longstreet
Congress
United States
Boutwell
Treasury
Masachusetts
Wat
Massachusetta
Senate
Dawes
House
Marianchusetta
New York
Grant
Report of General Custar Captured by Indians
The U S and Santa Fe Telegraph report that General Custar has been captured by Indian forces. Word adds Indians in the Washita country gather at General Hazen headquarters and threaten to turn farmers on their reservations. A Custar capture could shift Indian war dynamics and raise ransom prospects.
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U.S. & Santa Fe
Custor
Washita
Hazen
Custar
Pueblo
News 3 Gatherings Garroters Prevail In Omaha
A collection of brief items notes Chicago temperance rail plans, a 15 year old heir to 7000 deaths by suicide in Akron, a U P R R blockade mail arrival in Chicago, land purchases by Welsh settlers in Osage County Kansas, a murder and robbery of Abraham Hickman in Omaha, and a C B S T J R R passenger train run of 185 miles in four and a half hours with delays.
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Chicago
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mike McCool
Chicago Rock Island & Burlington Railroad
Akron
Ohio
Osage County
Kansas
Abraham Hickman
27Th Infantry
Omaha
Council Bluff
Missouri
Brick Pomeroy
Maggie McCormick
G. H. W. Miller
Chicago Price
Biemarck
Cuming County
Nebraska
C. B& St. Joe R. R
Union Pacific Bond Value Reaffirmed In Gold Coin Payments
The Supreme Court confirms contracts payable in gold coin for Union Pacific First Mortgage Bonds. The bonds back the longest railroad with a per mile earning potential comparable to New York Central and Pennsylvania lines. With eleven hundred miles, annual earnings could reach over 35 million dollars, making the bonds highly solid investments. Investors urged to subscribe promptly.
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Union Pacific Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pavitic
New York Central
New York and Erie
Peanustvems Central
Union Pacific
Unolon Pacific
City Drug Store Wholesale Drug Inventory
Theo W Poole and Co report wholesale prices for drugs and remedies. Readable items include various nonprescription and chemical supplies, with pricing details shown for bulk sale.
Congressional News From 1860s Briefs
Abington reports the Renate Ne Nian caucus nominating John R. French of North Carolina Bell at Arms John M. Morris of Connecticut executive clerk A M Clapp Buffalo Express Public Printer Lewiston Maine Milton Congregational Church crushed by snow. House committees chairs listed. Alabama land grant bill passed and consuls returns set. Polygamy and suffrage debates. railroad measures and a staged stockholder meeting. Multiple cities report tax, printer, and political developments with various names and places.
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Abington
Renate Neiian
John R. French
North Carolina - Bell at-Arms
John
M. Morris
A. M. Clapp
Buffalo Express
Lewiston
Milton
Carcano
House
Pulne
Wis
Schenck
Cooper
Dawes
Beaman
Garfield
Wheeler
Newig
Washburne
Masa
Dixon
Julian
Farneworth
Morrell
Wilson
Ohio
Clark
Logan
Cohamba
Cook
Bingham
Boyd
Coburn
Ind
Blair
Mich
Schofield
Penn
Banka
Loxpon
Blin
Wineor Castle
Washington
Senate
Ngham
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Congress
Central Railroad
Internal Revenue Department
A. T. Stewart
CurCago
Defrees
The
Tribune
James Fisk Jr
New York Times
Mapnip
Toronto
Win. H. Taylor
Hudson River
Manitary
Col. Binckton
St. Marka
Finida
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J. 8. Chord
Sixteenth Street
Jets
Sige Kuykendall
Cheyenna
the Court House
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jultim Oo
George W. Ford
Orrics
Rogers & Co’s Bank
Theyenne
D. T
E. P. Johnson
Lawvist
U. A
Op Eddy Street
W's
James E. Palmer
Bixtwenth Street
Kountie Brothers & Co
Cheyenne, We
K. Whitemead
W. Corlett
Whitehead & Corlett Iterneys, Heliciters & Adveneurable
Eddy Street
Adjoiningeneral Building
de W. Hutchinson
Netary Public & Conveyancer
W. Corry
Union Pacific BR. BR
Wells, Farge & Co
Sevenstreet
Central Drug Store
Thames Street
F. C. Clark
Brunswick's
Seventeenth Street
Bell House
Omnes Sevanterets ND Thomes Eta
Pave Hotel
Deepa
Boern
Karns
O'Nell Street
CM Ever
Ping Place
M. Karna
Germania Hotel
Hotel de Carne
Uday
Nixon & Co
Rt Keevi Nn
Atkore
Daily Leader
N. A. Baker, Baer and Proprietor
Geo. W. Wardnas
Ferguson St
New South Wales
St. Paul
F. Seymour
Pacific Railroad
City Drug Store
Theo. W. Poole & CO
Lngerted
Daily Reader
Roston
Gloucester
Miegale
the Tribune
Atlanta
Murray County
Whipple Brothers
Chiren
Tim
S. V. Livingston
Cor
B'Toves
Blacksmiths’ & Carpenters
My. Livingston
Bn Choys
Chevette
U.P. Mallromd
Mareli
Marel
J. T. Cornforte
Cornforth Bros
Hazard Powder Company
Bildy Street
Citizens of
Dayton&co
Wrata Chas, McDonald
Dermer Sixteenth
Eddy Mieris
Dayton & CO
W.D. Pease
Ferguson
Worcestershire & Jockey Club
Jyrhonda
Glinea
Cheyanne
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