Embassy tour and state finances headline Daily Gazette
An embassy of Japanese officials tours the United States on observation. The Ohio State Reform School for girls reports ninety eight inmates and a yearly cost of 15150 dollars to the state. The Ohio Auditor forecasts next year receipts at 5206000 dollars with disbursements at 4776000. Taxes for 1571 total 33587604, up from 11656813 in 1861. Workmen uncover amethyst garnet and quartz finds in caisson work at Pier 6 on the Missouri River bridge at St Joseph as progress continues.
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United States
Ohio State Reform School For Girls
Ohio Auditor of State
Missouri River
St Joseph
Hakodachi
McGehan Trial and Local Accidents Highlight Cincinnati Dispatch
The report covers McGehan murder case progress in Darton Ohio with testimony at Singler’s saloon and the American saloon fight, plus a fatal freight collision near Cadiz Junction injuring crews and cattle. It notes a bank of local incidents: a trunk maker’s wife burns, a man’s arrest for burglary, and a school principal’s resignation amid a snow storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Ganett
Darton
McGehan
Singler
Tom Meyers
Tom McGehan
Meyers
Wwm
Smith
Dr. McNeily
Huffman
Kimball
McGehen
Joeb Billings
Music Hall
Death of the First Settler and Rail Accident
Cyrus Wetzel the first white settler of Indianapolis died at his home near the city after fifty three years since building his White river cabin. The Griffiths embezzlement case is affirmed, granting no relief from executive clemency. A serious wreck on the Fee Time road near Muncie damaged two engines and several cars with no fatalities. The State and BR J Bright State Printer case to recover 20600 is set for trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cyrus Wetzel
White River
Supreme Court
Griffith
Fee Tine
Muncie
BR. J. Bright
Thief Steals 1600 Dollars Notes From Blacksmith Home
In Economy, last Wednesday night a thief broke into M Williams's house while the family attended church, taking 1600 dollars in notes, 200 to 300 dollars in cash, and valuable papers. Also, trains on the Cincinnati Richmond Fort Wayne line will run through between this city and Fort Wayne on Christmas day as a musical convention is planned for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Ericumosp
M. Wiliams
Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne
Burglaries Reported in Georgetown Ohio
Dispatches describe two daylight robberies in Georgetown Ohio with Evans Woodward dry goods store looted after a rear window was pried. The safe blown open, clothing taken, and a second Harvey McKibbon store drained of $50 to $60. Suspected flight toward Ripley. telegraph alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grorcetown
Evans 4
Woodward
Ripley
Un&t
Harvey McKibbon
Telegraph
Liberal Republicans hold secret caucus at Jefferson City
The Liberal Republicans convened in secret at Jefferson City with the state committee address endorsed and many new signatures attached. The legislature approved a concurrent resolution urging Congress to grant full amnesty for citizens denied rights, with a committee to drum up support and collect signatures. The State Board of Education issued a report detailing vast fraud in swamp land sales meant for school funding, claiming over 1.5 million acres squandered and a potential endowment of 14 million if funds were stewarded, urging county courts to levy taxes to restore misused school funds and authorizing action to recover lands and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
St. Louis
Missouri State Senate
Gravelly
State Committee
Jefferson City
Gov. Brown
Grand Cyclops
Democratic Party
Charles P. Johnson
Cailoway County
Congress
Frastus Wella
George W. Anderson
Anderson
Col. Grosvenor
St. Louis Democrat
Joseph Pulitzer
Schurz
Liberal State Committee
State Board of Education
Tweed Arrested at Metropolitan Hotel Amid Bail Concerns
New York reports Tweed remains at the Metropolitan Hotel as bail issues threaten potential jail. Indictments against Connolly and others loom, with prisoners kept on hold. Erie ring fears rise as talks of settlement surface while the Internationals parade draws about two thousand participants.
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New York
Tweed
Metropolitan Hotel
Connolly
Ludlow Street
Peter B. Sweeney
Thos. C. Fields
the Tribune
Tammany
Fisk
Gould
J. H. Ramsey
Albany & Susquehanna Railway
Susquehanna
Erie
Albany
The Cotton Crop and Osage Lands Dispute
Returns indicate the cotton crop will reach about three and one third million bales. The Interior hears arguments over title to Osage ceded lands in Kansas and Texas. A delegation asks the Treasury Secretary for relief from heavy charges on imported articles through New York and Philadelphia customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixeton
Secret of the Interior
Kansas
Texas
Tweed Arrest Indicted for Felony in New York
A New York grand jury handed down indictments against William M Tweed charging felony. Recorder Hackett issued a bench warrant after District Attorney Garvin notified Charles O Conor. Tweed was arrested at the Metropolitan Hotel and jailed. bail set at 5000 dollars while further hearings proceed.
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New York
Court of General Sessions
Hackett
William M. Tweed
Garvin
Charles O’conor
Tweed
O'Conor
O’conor
Keyser
South Carolina
Boulonnes Dacug Drigs
Sonvener
Albany
John Graham
Fullerton
David Dudley Field
Graham
Bedford
Charlies O’conor
Gen. Barlow
Connolly
Larred
Barnard
Prem Sages
Tweed and Company
Hood
James Sweeney
Ingersoll & Co
Andrew J. Garvey
Kentucky Legislature Enacts Rail and Revenue Measures
In Frankfort Kentucky the Senate introduced a bill chartering the Uniontown and Southern Railroad and authorized Meade County to levy a tax for public buildings. The House proposed river cleanup along Rockcastle and fences for railroads while addressing wolf scalps in Livingston and liquor rules on election days and moonshine adulteration. The two houses agreed on revising revenue laws and state finances and an act amending the Kentucky Southern Railroad. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Dac
Senate
Uniontown & Southern
Meade County
Louisville
Rockcastle
Livingston
House
Kentucky Southern Railroad Company
Smallpox Rages in Georgetown with Pest House
Special Dispatch reports Georgetown suffers three weeks of feared illness. Several fatalities, old citizens taken by the disease. Pest house established, red figs seen from homes. Business nearly shut down, schools closed, villagers avoid entering the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovoetown
Progress of the Revolution in Mexico and Juarez Confidence
From Mexico via Havana dated December 17 the revolution spreads across states Casaca Nueva Leon Sonora Durango and Zacatecas with proclamations in San Luis Veracruz and Puebla Juarez opens Congress with a speech urging legality while predicting suppression of seditious movements He has closed San Angelo and Salinas Cruz ports and government forces about 14 000 strong Diaz commands three to four thousand troops Rochas retreat likely signaling government reverses Escobedo resigns to take field and powerful dictatorial powers granted to Juarez governors Propunciamentos declared in Guanuato and Mexico strong rumors point to planned pronouncements by Escobedo and Canales Juarez may resign after suppressing the revolt and a possible American protectorate discussed in capital newspapers In New York a World special suggests the Mexico revolt may fail with Diaz a fugitive pursued by Rocha and Oratoria and Magdalena Bay close delayed while a Protestant church opens.
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Mexico
Havana
Casaca
Nueva
Leon
Sonora
Durango
Seacatecas
San Luis
Yors Cruz
Puebla
Juarez
Congress
Republic
Nereva
San Angelo
Salinas Cruz
Perfirio Diaz
Rochas
Tehuacan
Diaz
Escobedo
United States
Chepulte Castle
New York
Xaca
Rocha
Oratoria
Magdalena Bay
Unfriendly Interview as Thiers Meets Orleans Princes
London reports from Dec 16 indicate the Prince of Wales shows improvement and the royal family plans movements to Windsor while Sandringham bulletins note calm progress. Paris dispatches recount Thiers clashing with the Orleans Princes over alleged political patronage as plans unfold for a potential royal settlement and government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandringham
Windsor
Louise
Duke of Cambridge
London
Dee
Windsor Castle
Lorpon
Prince of Wales
Louisville Lottery Draws Large Prizes at Public Library Event
Weisiger Hall hosted the great Public Library Lottery drawing, starting at 9 a.m. with about 100 attendees. Prizes of 35,000 to 1,050 were awarded to ticket holders including Jo R. Durff of Memphis for the top prize, and Henry Kohnworst deputy sheriff held ticket 2,095 winning 4,200. The Lawyers’ Convention urged amending the statute to allow parties to testify in their own behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovuisville
Weisiger Hall
Jo R. Durff
Memphis
Tennessee
Henry Kohnworst
Lawyers
Second Prize In the Louisville Lottery Reported
From San Francisco the second prize in the Louisville lottery was won in Virginia City. Tucson dispatches say the Apache Majore Indians who murdered Loring and party near Wickenburg have fled the Datecreek Reservation to the mountains. Newly discovered silver mines on Gila river cause excitement. Captain J R O'Brien burned to death in a San Francisco fire. Rain begins statewide in California. The Sacramento District recorder suffocated by fumes from peakon ane from Alaska. a schooner crew rescued after shipwreck near Japan. thirty or more drifted ashore. Consul Brooks to send the remaining survivors back to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louisville
Virginia City
Tucson
Loring
Wickenburg
Datecreek
Gila River
J. R O'Brien
Thomas Haris
Sacramento
Ottawa
Nevada
Alaska
Adaka Island
Jsepan
Jappese Gulf
Japan
Brooks
Grand Duke Alexis to Arrive for Public Reception and Ball
Dec 17 note states Grand Duke Alexis will be received publicly on arrival with a grand ball at the Sea. The event is organized as a civic affair by local citizens in a corporate capacity, separate from official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrTrawa
Onxt
Grand Duke
V Sr. Lous
Alexis
Honce Erin Tase
James H. Ingersoll
Europe
Stesmar Rhein
James M. Sweeney
Hugh Smith
Toronto
Mayor Hall
J’eter B. Sweeney
NEW Amsterdam Insurance Company
Judge Cardozo
Perpetual
Long Branch
Jesse Hoyt
New Jersey Central
Elizabeth
Catacazy
Washington
Gortechakoff
America
St. Louis
Legation
Faron Dartz
Boiler Explosion Claims Two Men at Wahl Brothers Glue Works
In Chicago a boiler explosion at Wahl Brothers glue factory near Archer avenue in South Branch river kills John Rich a carpenter and Charles fireman as the upright boiler bursts. Both men leave wives and children. The accident ends with extensive damage to the factory, valued at about 2500 dollars. Later Carl Hart of 26 Brown Street dies by his own hand.
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Curcaco
Irt
Wahl Brothers
South Branch River
Archer Avenue
John Rich
Charles
Htter
Sommes
Carl Hart
Brown Street
Ex Secretary Seward Very Sick
Ex Secretary William H. Seward is reported very low from paralysis in Auburn papers. Marine News notes the steamship Wyo arriving from Liverpool.
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Senate
Seward
Nw YosRx
Auburn
Wm. H. Seward
Marine News
Liverpool
Chicago Common Council Bribe Investigation Expected
A contested session looms as officials consider demands for bribes and an inquiry. The scene centers on council members facing scrutiny over improper payments and conflicts of interest amid ongoing political tensions. Notable figures include county officials and active denials of wrongdoing. Other items reference international figures and charitable donations amid the chaotic report.
Bond Robbery and City Notes from New York Dec 16
Richard M Blatchford of 29 Nassau street was robbed in the street of 50000 in bonds. The Eighth National Bank receivers statement shows assets of 1 million. Union Pacific to establish Omaha as terminus after January 1. Fisk Mansfield libel suit settlement details and payment of 15000. Internationalists parade through Manhattan with Cuban flags, funerary cenotaph, and various unions. Also reports of ship rescues, insurance receivership, collisions, and political finance inquiries.
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New York
Richard M. Blatchford
Nassau Street
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Douglas County
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Rossel
Cooper Institute
Third
Fourth Avenues
Woodnull
Claflin
Skidmore Guards
Banks and
Floreau
Frances Rose McKinley
Universal Republic
Bowery
Great Jones Street
Broadway
Waverly Place
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty Fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Lincoln Monument
Union Square
Snow Blockade Delays Union Pacific Train at Omana
Snowdrifts halt an Ogden bound Union Pacific train at Jaramee Nevada as snow and wind persist. About two inches fall in Omana. Forty to fifty Chinese workers on a Medicine Bow work trail strike due to cold. Dr Marvin, long-time local physician, has been missing since Friday, suspected of fleeing arrest for abortion related to a young woman who died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Nev
Union Pacific
Ogden
Jaramee
Black Hills
Medicine Bow
Marvin
Kentucky Bar Convention Adjourns With Reform Resolutions
The Kentucky bar convention adjourned after adopting resolutions urging changes in evidence law to admit negro testimony on par with white testimony, allow spousal testimony in civil and criminal cases with certain exceptions, permit depositions of nonresidents or infirm witnesses in criminal cases, and expand appeals rights. It also calls for more Chancery Courts, a broader equity focus, and a general statute revision, with next meeting set for November 1872 in Louisville. Notable attendees included Gen. Wm. Drestin, Gen. George B. Hodge, and other U.S. officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Convention of the Bar of Kentuck
Bar of
Kentucky
Widikind’s
Drestin
United States
George B. Hodge
The Wharton Trial and Ku Klux Case Notes
In the Wharton trial the court ruled Gen Ketchum’s books and papers could not be admitted. Mrs Chubb was recalled to clarify prior testimony about tartar emetic purchases. The case adjourned to Monday. In Columbia, Dec 17, the Ku Klux trial of BR Mitchell continued with an opening argument on conspiracy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurs
Senate Committee On Elects
Foster
Atte Eer
DSN
Ana Woman's Suffrage Convention
National Women Suffrage and Educational Committee
Congress
Woman Suffrage Party
Victoria C. Woodhull
Theodore Tilton
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mrs. Hooker
Miss Cozzens
BaLtiMore
Wharton
South Carolina
umsBis
BR. H. Mitchell
River Weather Reports Indicate Mixed Channel Depths
Special dispatch notes river conditions at multiple ports including Pirrspore and Grestspore with water depths from 3 feet 10 inches to 4 feet in the channel. Weather mostly cloudy or mild, temperatures around 35 to 38, with continued navigation suspended and river levels fluctuating through Dec 17. Port list includes New Orleans, Cincinnati, and Memphis routes with arrivals and departures planned or noted.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Pirrspore
Grestspore
Brownsville
Morcart Town
Chesspeaks
Guyandotte
Shamrock
Dalley Hogar
Evansvville
Ye River
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Tennessee River
Malne
Memhis
Belle Vue
Navigation Update From River Trade Amid Weather Swings
Steamers arrive and depart amid river conditions. Goods include 350 bales of cotton from Arkansas and towboats with barges bound for Cairo. Reports note 6 feet water at Reeves and 61 feet to Cairo as navigation resumes amid warm weather and cloudy skies.
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Alice
New Orleans
St. Louis
Richmond
Mollie
Armadillo
Arkansas
Cairo
Julia
Sedens
Kellogg
Sereare
Julie
Pauline Carroll
Wickebure Kanone
Nashville
Indiana
Lone Eile Kile
Reeves
Virginia Governor pardons ex mayor in forgery case
Gov. Walker of Virginia pardons ex-Mayor Che hoon who had twice been convicted of complicity in the Bannstein forgery. Also note a fatal rail accident in Richmond Junction where brakeman Charles W. Collins died after being crushed between car bumpers. Senator John L. Tincker, once in the House and Constitution Convention member, died of pneumonia at the Revere House in Springfield Illinois at age fifty. remains to Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Walker
Chehoon
Havre
Glasgow
Chas. W. Collins
Re Ae
Richmond Junction
Louisville & Nashville
John L. Tincker
Revere House
Aneld
Tincker
House of Representatives
Danville
Proposed Improvement in Telescopes and Related Arts
An English expert, W V Harcourt, works to remove secondary color from achromatic objective glasses using triplet mixes with terborate of lead and titanized glasses. Other notes cover new pipe casting via a sectional iron flag and clay core, ingenious electricity engraving, a compact surface condenser, cast iron railways, and water gas permeation in iron pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
W. V. Harcourt
England
Harcourt
Scotland
Clyde Navigation Company of
Glasgow
Protective Coatings for Gas Pipes Recommended
A plan to cover gas pipes with tar is suggested but not ideal. A protecting paint or composition is proposed as a decisive preventive to resist corrosion, arrest permeation, and extend pipe life. This coating would shield pipes from external moisture while maintaining integrity of the system.
Southern Loyalists relief allowances detailed by claims list
The Southern Claims Commission report to Congress itemizes relief awards for Southwestern citizens. Alabama figures include Thomas J. Alexander 1335 and Wm A Austin 1535 among many others. Arkansas and Mississippi entries follow with multiple names and sums. Louisiana lists B B Tibbitts 3844 and Marco N Radovich 9400. Tennessee totals feature Capt. William Crutchfield 2364 and James Millinger 2000. Texas shows J W Flanagan and Artemus H Brown with 42552 total for Brown and 355 for Flanagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Claims Commission
Congress
Temperance Meeting Led by Rev A N Spahr at Eng Lutheran Church
Sunday session of the Hamilton County Temperance Committee featured Rev A N Spahr of Wesley Chapel lecturing at the English Lutheran Church on Elm Street near Ninth. He urged church duty to temperance and Christian unity, ending with the pledge drive that secured twenty eight signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Spahr
Wesley Chapel
Hamilton County Temperance Committee
English Lutheran Church
Elm Street
Ninth
Spahr
War Department Weather Report for the Benefit of Commerce
Weather data issued by the War Department in Cincinnati reports December conditions through telegrams. Includes Army division notes intended to aid commerce and navigation with observed temperature trends and barometric readings from multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department Weather Report
U. S. Army
Division of
Commerce
Observations At Cincinnati Weather Log Dec 17
Cincinnati weather observations record time of day and conditions. Data includes wind direction, height of the barometer, temperature, and sky conditions at 7:06 am 2:00 pm and 11:06 pm with notes of light snow light rain and threating weather. Forecasts predict rain or snow moving northeast from Texas and generally very cool conditions east of the Mississippi through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Luis Ozenlig
Perfume Maker Palmar's Quality Highlighted in Ad
The ad stresses the maker's name as less important than the perfume itself noting Palmer's is of first class quality superior to nine tenths of imported blends. It emphasizes reputation over brand notoriety and touts refined fragrance as a key selling point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer’s
Marriages Listed in Franklin and Louisville Areas
A string of marriage notices dated December 11 to December 18 details couples from Franklin, Louisville, Beaton, and Richmond. D B Anderson weds Anna M Clutch in Franklin. G Koerner weds Anna J French in Lebanon. Lebbeus H Rogers weds Laura E Clearwater in Trinity M E Church, New York City. Joh Field to Rose A Crouch in Louisville. Neafus to Eliza Watkins in Louisville. Chariton Brandt to Virginia H McDowell in St. Louis. Charles H Gibson to Rosamond Warren in Beaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
D Briggs
Lebbeus H. Rogers
New York City
Laura E. Clearwater
Hr. Clearwater
Field—Crouch
Louisville
Joh Field
Rose A
T. Crouch
Neafus—Watkins
Neafus
Brandenburg
Eliza Wakins
Brand—Mcdowell
St. Louis
Chariton Brandh
Virginia H
John B. McDowell
Gibson—Warren
Beaton
Charles H. Gibson
Rosamond
J. Mason Warren
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Baryano
Civil Service Commission
Ku Klux
Atlanta
Dade County
Agricultural Bureau
Erial
Colusacva
Rechhardt
Columbus Maxsnerchor
Columbus
E. F. (Oodwin
Calcago
A&. Collins
Cocinnati
Geo. H. Fullerton
Walnut Hills
F. E Sheree
California
Lewis
Mists Hartley
Dayton & Southeastern Railroad Company
Laston
Gallipolis
Capital
Plantation
Duesday
Farmer & Miners’ Railroad Company
Urbana
McArthurstown
Capital Stock
Tyndall Association
E. B. Andrews
Mammoth Cave
Dayton View Street Railroad
Cadiz Junction
Hici Street
Augustus Ward
Ohio
Llamilton
Washington, D. C
Wart
Hamilton County
Chicago
H. H. Chatice
Bellevue
Larpy County
Neb
Bigred
J. W. Maxwell
Gen. Durbin Ward
Augustus
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Missouri
Anthony
Conkling
Chandler
Edmunds
Morton
Geneva
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House Committee On Commerce
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Brice
A. J. Garvey
Ly's
Hall
Larned
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Ysibet
Alfred B. Fands
Richard B. Connolly
Recorder
Ludlow
Georgetown
Opecia
Cincinneci Gasetta
the Associated Press
Associated Press
Secretary of the Interior
Cochise
Loco
Georgia
Senate Committee of Elections and Privileges
Brodgett
Norwood
Samana
San Domingo
Bay of Samana
Mixed Claims Commission
Dey
Kentucky Legislature
Cincinnati Gazetts
Orleans
Thiers
Great Britain
Parliament
Internationale
Paris
International Society
Home Secretary
Carl Marx
United Kingdom
Marx
France
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Duc D’aumale
Bourbski
Duc D'Aumale
Duccrot
Chambro
Count de Paris
Duc D'Aumae
Pouver-Quertier
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Switzerland
Brune
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Reichsrath
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Tien Tsin
SuaneHat
Bhansi
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Mr. DeLong
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Jedde
Tonkurs
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Emperor's Privy Council
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DeLong
Charles Walcott Brooks
Empire
Financial and Commercial
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FranxFort
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Wendy
Aplande
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Lord
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Louisville Lottery
the Grand Duke
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Portu
Uni
Chicago Common Council
Eighth National Bank
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Miss Mansfield
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Tantallon Castle
Calcutta
Spates
Mary Stetson
Aspinwa
Committee of Investigation
C. Bowen
Erie Railway
Internal Revenue
White
United States Court
Democratic Reform Association
Geen
Bradley
Keen
Broadway Bank
Eavy
Olin Edsall
Ridgefield
Edsall
St. Stevens R. C
Br. McFlynn
Union Pacific Railroad, &c
Kentucky Bar Convention
Science and Industry
Chicago Aldermen
Chicago Republican
Board of Aldermen
Stirvots
Cook County
John William McCullagh
OWS
Chicago ‘Republican
Rae
Megsars
McGrath
Powell
West Randolph Street
J. J. Mcrath
Mr. Bunn
Messrs. McGrath and
Madison and
Canal Streets
Mr. McGrath
Joan W. McCantney
Comelius van Sewaacx
Alabama
Thomas J. Alexander
Wm.a Austin
David Bentford
Jackson Burleson
Lewis Cargile
Pleasant Cargile
Pendleton Cilardy
David Edwards
Solomon Wharon
John B. Kannamer
Seaborn I. Kannamer
Mary S. Hogwood
Eveline W. Robertson
John T. Lewis
Jacob Kennemore
Alex. Meade
Emanuel Isom
Benj. F. Reed
Philip Vaughan
Benj V. Sanders
Reuben Lemly, Jr
Wm. Garlana
Thomas H. Holmes
Thomas J. White
Merril Olive
James W. Steele
John Gravelee
Thomas W. Jones
Isom
Wm. F. Mosley
W. B. Coffield
William Bowlin
James A. Dibrell
James 8S. Evans
Augustine Lawless
Solomon Winfrey
Sampson Moore
Louisiana
B. B. Tibbitts
Marco N. Radovich
Eugenia P. Bertinatti
Wm. H. B. Morrow
Julia A. McCaskill
Mary C. Lane
Amos W. Brannock
Hiram Britt
Peyton Blankinship
James O. Brown
Thomas Belew
William Crutchfield
John K. Clark
Jacob F. Clark
Seth H. Chambliss
Sydney G. Cleveland
Henry Donkers
C. T. P. Davis
Nance P. Davis
Thomas Friar
T. W. Allen
Frank A. Arnold
Albert Sherman
Daniel Stamps
Baxter M. Poor
James Millinger
Blackmore H. Mayo
Robert C. Horr
B. P. McCrary
Nancy Laughlin
Lillian Wiggins
J. R Robertson
James Robertson
John W. Robertson
H. T. Hawthorn
Daniel Jones
W. W. Porter
Arthur O'Neil
J. W. Flanagan
Artemus H. Brown
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Detroit
Mich
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Minn
Ssedeeene
Soos Indians
Ind
Steet
Key West
Fats
R. Norfolk
Philadelphia
Joudy
Seracuabs Ga
Neeenee Loudy
St. Paul
Seude Snow
Toledo
Low
Worth
Deeeswaneet Cree
Denver
Bureau of Employment
Eighth
Piam
Palmer
Beeler & Curry's
Sain Sars
Hendley Selsimfm
BR. H. Strueve
Main Street
Betw
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Eeler & Cu BY
Wat
Teasdale’s Dye House
Jonas Whitcomb
Boston
Ni York
John OC. Huntington & Co
Ma Street
Haford
Henry Ward Beecher
Bishoprick
Henry Wa Beecher
Brooklyn
N. Y
LEA & Perrin
Messrs
Lea Perrine
John Duncan
Agenta
York
Episcopal Church
Margaret Morehead
Wayne County
John Underwoo
Washington , C
Sharp
Lanchester
Ills
Jacob Shar
Shults
Washington Township
Logan
Jacob Shults
Hill
Madison
Martha B. Hill
C. W. Hull
Balvant
Jefferson Parish
John Salvant
Houser
Springfield
Salli Houser
Dayton
Shelton
Boyle County
Thom Shelton
Jeffers
Carthage Township
Athens County
David Shields Jeffers
Standbridge
Joh C. B. Blandbridge
Hewitit
Morrow
Ferdinand Hewitt
Carlyle
Ill
Charlee H. Kali
Batavia
Wadsworth
Celli
Wm. H. Wadsworth
Jas. W. Lowrey
Portsmouth
Harrison (Resory
John B. Gregory
Davey
Phillip Davey
Ware
Humphrey Ware
Virginia
Major Lee
Unitedtates Army
Peper
Aiden 2d
Comets
Bourges
A . Bermaan
Woodlawn
Pui Bam
Just
J. LeBoutillier & Bros
West Fourth Street
Br. Louis
BR. J. J. Butler
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