Army bill and political notes from the Daily Gazette
The army bill appropriates 29000000 dollars. Premar Cartwahar, a Methodist preacher, was struck with paralysis. Ways and Means may report a revenue cut of about forty million. Vice-President Conax delays renominating Grant. War risks on American vessels in Manila trade over the Alabama dispute. Suit against R J Baiant, state printer of Indians, compromised by payment of $20000. Ohio House opens streets and alleys in Cincinnati funded by benefited property. Boston Superior Criminal Court orders Dr James A McDonovan committed for refusing to kiss the oath. habeas corpus writ pending. Congress debates Britain treaty revocation, amnesty bill, and civil rights. Ku Klux exceptions added. bill rejected. Treasury advised to abate tobacco tax in Louisiana. Bonds issued to replace destroyed ones. Boies admitted in Arkansas election contest. William and Mary college buildings addressed. impeachment memorial discussed. Adjourned.
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Pxrne Cartwahar
Ways and Means Committee
Conax
Grant
London
Manila
Alabama
R. J. Baiant
Briantr
Ohio House
Cincinnati
Superior Criminal Court
Boston
Yeserday
Lorp
James A. McDonovan
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Epmunps
Great Britain
Ku Klux Organizations
Ku Klux
Secretary of the Treasury
Louisiana
Benjamin Vanneman
Keene County
Arkansas
Boies
Bowanns
House
College of William and Mary
United States
Herr Mann and Fievo
California
Ferry
Ot Ct
Cain DS
Sawyer
Simie
District
Fisher
District of Columbia
Tribune
Committee On
Cole
Committee On Appropriations
Sherman
Committee On Finance
Leavenworth
Hamlin
Dakota Territorial
Wilson
Washington
Patterson
N. H
Gladstone
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morton
Ind
Edmunds
EP Munds
England
Ohio
Dom
Robertson
C.bigg
Cal
Nye
Nev
China
Sumner
Mass
Carpenter
Wis
Sey Fresno
Yeas
Corbett
Oregon
Stevenson
Pacific
Tipton
Neb
Summer
Guy. Geary
Pennsylvania
Gov. Palmer
Ilinois
Unco
Vickers
Ames
Anthony
Brelow
Cameron
Chandler
Cragin
Clayton
Conkhy
Fenton
Michigan
Frelinghuysen
Gilert
Harlan
Morrill
Vermont
Ostia
Pomeroy
Ramsey
Rice
Steer
West
Windom
Wright
Nays
Messrs
Blair
Boreman
Davis
W. Va
Cigoldthwaite
Hamilton
Texas
Hale
Hitchcock
Jynston
Kelly
Loan
Maine
Norwood
Koo\Robertson
Saulsbase
Schurz
Scott
Stenson
Stockton
Thurman
Trumbull
Vicker_2s
Caldwell
Flanagan
Maryland
Bayai
I Kentuc
Kemers
8. C
Mich
Wether
Edman
Ku Klux Klan
South Olina
Hampton, Butler
Kershaw
United States Senate
Hampton
Butler
South Carolina
Ku-Klux
York
Union
Spartanburg
York County
Agua Caecon
Wade Hampton
Strong
Ben Vanneman
Green Co
Boles
Edwards
Vat
ERS
Delphin
Oes
Seta
Col. F Lyr
Terre Haute
M. Due Ll
William and Mary
Perce
Committee On Education and Labor
Hoar
Yorktown
B Sh
Amelin
Louis XVI
Peters
Judiciary
Ogden Hoffman
United States District Court of California
Field
William and Mary College
Storm
McNeeley
Committee On Education
Schiff Bill Redistricting Fight Sparks Senate Debate
Leaders spar over Fatlis amendment to require Superior Court appointed commission if city fails to redraw boundaries before spring 1872 election. Proponents call for immediate enactment as just and necessary. opponents warn of judicial interference and self interest blocking fair redistricting. Conversations portray party tensions, ward loyalties, and concerns for independence of the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falis
Schiff
Superior Court
West End
Platting Commission
Justicie
Powe
Ninth Street
Council
Fatuis
Wigston
Ruoapes
East End
Gerrard
Burnet House
Bontx
Fannis
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati
Defeat of Amnesty Bill and Tariff Debate in Senate
In Washington, the defeat of the amnesty bill stalls action for the session as Sumner’s civil rights amendment looms, while the Ways and Means plans a revenue cut of about forty million by mid next month. Senate friction over tariff and house–senate rights deepens, with Army staff promotions and legal cases sparking further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hale
House
Sumner
Logan
Chicago
Cole
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Bill of Fallacies misspells corrected in print
In the second page article, the fifth paragraph should read care instead of case in the phrase to restrict the contract. The sixth paragraph should replace individual with company in the sentence about the city not entering into a business partnership, reflecting the intended wording.
Washington Senate Debates Amnesty Civil Rights and Treaty Talks
The Senate wrestles with amnesty for former Confederates including Ku Klux cases, adding amendments and debating the treaty of Washington with Britain. Sherman backs civil rights, while Sumner and others urge broad removal of political disabilities. discussions touch on China naturalization, martial law, and parliamentary tactics.
Custom House Investigations Turn to Washington
NY Feb 9 reports a wide review of Custom House abuses and related frauds. Examinations will probe quarantine abuses and seized books, with Deputy Collector Clark accused of harsh conduct. Grand jury discharge due tomorrow, with Mayor Hall indictment status unclear and Surgeon shifts to Washington inquiry continues.
River and weather notes from stations across the country
Telegraph reports detail river levels rising at several locations with thawing, clear weather, and shifting conditions. Entries from St Louis Cairo Evansville Memphis and New Orleans describe upriver and downriver movement, arrivals and departures of boats, and cotton market remarks with prices and receipts across New Orleans Charleston Galveston and other southern ports.
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Pittsrere
Om Crrr
Paeb
Portsmouth
Moreantown
W. Va
Brownsville
Grierstone
Nashville
Talisman
Csiro
Lovisvvissy
Evansville
Vickspure
Web
J. EB. Lee
John Kilgour
New Orleans
H. S. Turner
Gadroris
St. Louis
Situk Rock
Ark
Carrie V. Kouitz
Columbus
BR. M. Wank
Cairo
James Fisk
Paducah
John Lumeden
Ylinches
Evansvit.x, Inc
Hceall
Fayette
Henderson
Mrmphix
Leasant
Allep
Arkansas River
Emma Floyd
Hickman
Emma Ellliot
White River
Dardanette
Arkanaae River
J. W. Garrett
Barges
H Metullough
United States
S. H. Long
Kemp Sayler Contest Dominates Ohio Senate Action
From Columbus special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette. In Columbus on February 9 the Kemp-Sayler contest dominated Senate proceedings with a tied party vote on postponement. The Privileges and Elections committee split on Sayler’s seat, Democrats backing Kemp and Republicans Sayler. A pair of Republican Senators caused delays. Beavis mising to attend, returning to defeat a Democratic motion to postpone to March. Reports laid on the table and made special order for Wednesday. Salary bill for State School Commissioner defeated 37 to 44. Portsmouth Building and Loan Associations filed for incorporation with $300,000 capital. Opera troupe Strakosch closed season with Fran Diavolo to a large audience. Marx bill for widening streets debated. McFarland praised, likely to pass. Schiff bill expected to pass next day amid plans to reorganize Platting Commissioners. Miscellaneous certificates filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Coal Company
Tyndall Association
General Assembly
Mrn Callen
Mercer
Stillwell
Holmes
Callen
Caldwell
National Prohibition Convention
State Prohibition Convention
Ohio State Temperance Alliance
Tre Schiff
Schiff
Senate
Cincinnati
Fallis
Council of
Superior Court
Strong
Mr. Strong
Shank
Wilson
Hamilton
Platting Commission
House
The
Kentucky Legislature
Special Dispatch
Cincinnati Gazette
Frankfok
Fei
Kemp-Sayler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Sayler
Kemp
Beach
Madison
Beavis
Cuyahoga
Committee On Elections
Saythe RaPort
Wr Ree
Mont
James Sayler
Preble
UN 36
Democratic Luminaus Committee
John Thinde
Cpeck Mbull
Putnam
Much Syk
Filitenet
Peres Nuie
Berry
Senate Amen Low
Treaty of Washington causes U S securities drop in Europe
In a Feb 9 dispatch from Frankfort and other cities, Alabama claims woes depress Continental markets with 1862 five-twenty bonds sliding. Reports from Liverpool and London note mixed views on the treaty, arbitration, and possible settlement, while Washington hints that Britain may seek modified damages and delays any withdrawal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Alabama
Lonwoes
Charles Francis Adams
Liverpool
the Times
England
Washington
Loxpon
the Post
Standard
United States
Great Britain
Wm. M. Evarts
Geneva Board
London
Paris
Caleb Cushing
Colfax Declares for Grant in Indiana Letter
Vice-President Schuyler Colfax writes to the Journal of Indianapolis denying any bid for the presidential nomination. He reaffirms support for Ulysses S Grant's renomination, stresses cordial relations with Grant, and urges harmony at the national convention. He states no personal bid and hopes the convention declares for Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Colfax
Journal
Grant
Indiana
Grant and Colfax
United States
Gen. Grant
Monumental Society formed at National Soldiers Home Dayton
Veterans at the National Soldiers Home organize the Monumental Society led by President Earnshaw and officers McDonald Gibson Richardson Jones Thompson and Thomas, seeking a museum of Civil War relics and a monument on asylum grounds to honored comrades. Also notes canal enlargement petitions, inmate counts, and murder case continuances to June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Dayton
National Soldiers’ Home
Monumental Society
Chaplain Earnshaw
Louis J. Jones
Wm. Thompson
Wm. H. Richardson
James McDonald
John D. Gibson
Maj
J. B. Thomas
H. Fernald
Mes McDonald
Wu. D. Gibson
Corre Bei
Board of Public Works
John Painter
Wm. Wroe
Hiram Kellar
Court of Common Pleas
John Ryan
War risks on American vessels in Manila trade
Foreign dispatches describe war risks being taken on American vessels trading in Manila due to concerns over the Alabama claims. Additional items note parliamentary elections in Ireland, the Speaker election in Britain, and various French and German political developments.
Indictment and railroad deals stir Dayton news
Johnny faces trial for eight fat cattle theft from Watervliet Shaker Village as confederates plead guilty and await sentences. Rumor claims Pennsylvania Central Company will take control of the C H D line under a recent agreement. Dayton sees death of Adam Knecht, the oldest German resident, a coal-road subscription nearing completion, and a farmer named Hickey losing a leg after a locomotive accident. Directors of the C C C I visit on Short Line work, with track laying for Cincinnati & Springfield planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Watervliet Shaker
Pennsylvania Central Company
Adam Knecht
Dayton
Hickey
C., C., C. & I. Railroad
Cincinnati & Springfield Railroad
County Convention and Temperance Activities Report
Our County convention meets at Centerville to-morrow with a lively time expected. Vienna Demorest offers an entertainment here tomorrow night. Grace Church hosts temperance workers tonight to plan electing temperance men in spring elections. The Telegram backs B. F. Claypool for Congress in this district. A drunken man found on the Williamsburg pike last night was so frozen recovery seemed doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmont, Inc
Our County
Centerville
Vienna
Attorney General Dismisses Suit Against R J Bright
The Attorney General today dismissed the civil suit to recover 20000 overdrawn by R J Bright as State Printer. Paper at issue had been turned over to the Secretary of State. In Brights perjury case it was revealed the Attorney General had supplied stationery enough for six years at the States expense while elected for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fish
Senate
Catacaxy
noiaNarouis
R. J. Bright
Bright
Banks Targeted by Trickster and City Delegates Named
Springfield News reports a genteel suspect functioned yesterday by asking for change for large bills then giving small ones. One or two successes noted. Knights of Pythias elected delegates to Mansfield Grand Council. Dr Thomas Organ and wife lectured to a large audience. Lawyers plan to renew venue change in burglary case with affidavits from country locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cincinnati
Shrinerevp
Knights of Pythias
Grand Council of the State
Mansfield
Thos. W. Organ
Ships Arrive and Sicken Losses Reported at Sea
Marine News from New York and Liverpool reports the steamship Spain arriving from Liverpool, the Colorado breaking in two at Liverroot with total loss, and the Allen Line steamship Peru vian sailing with cabin passengers and freight. The North German Lloyd steamship Berlin sails with 12 passengers for Bremen and 30 steerage, carrying cargo from the West. The City of Washington, from Liverpool, also arrives in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Liverpool
Liverroot
Baltimore
Allen Line
Loyd Line
Berlin
Mae
Bremen
City of Washington
Investigation report on U S Senate ties questioned
St Louis February 9 The Democrat reports on a Topeka Kansas inquiry into the United States Senate probe. The text notes sworn evidence showing possible payments or receipts by various individuals, with probabilities discussed and little concrete proof against any single man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Topeka
Kansas
All of Uni
Ohio Senate Petitions and Contested Election Report
Senate records show petitions presented from multiple counties opposing or supporting proposed game law and liquor amendments, plus a lengthy Kemp Sayler election contest. Debate spans school funding, illuminations oil bill, and taxation for city street improvements with figures and votes.
Pacific Railroad faces bitter protest over unsanitary provisions
From Omaha February 9 reports say six eastbound trains reach Rawlins after a 22 day run. Passengers describe scant crackers and cheese as their only food, snowbound delays, and a lack of proper snow plows. An indignation meeting was held in a snow bank. The crowd blames management for poverty of motive power, poor discipline, and incompetence. Sickness spreads in several cars as second class passengers starve. The complaint is signed by Adam Ausbach and others. Weather has moderated slightly.
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Omah
Rawlins Station
Omaha
Rock Creek
Wilcox
Laramie
Eastern Railroad
Green River
Pasenger
Adam Ausbach
Wisconsin, Nebraska and New York Legislatures Report
A Feb 9 roundup notes Wisconsin lawmakers declare election days national holidays after broad petition support for temperance measures. Assembly considers Chippewa Dells bill amid fraud allegations. Nebraska Governor James’s impeachment context unfolds with Hascall acting governor and a Feb legislate call. New York Senate amends policing rules and Sunday funeral procession bans. Kansas memorials seek Topeka court and Leavenworth post office while bribery inquiries involve Adams and Clarke testimony.
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Wisconsin
Mavison
Wis
Assembly
Washburn
Congress
Fox
Chippewa Dells Improvement Company
Surprise visit to Brigham Young stirs Utah feelin
From Salt Lake Sal Maker reports shock and regret among Centiles over Migister Delong and embassy officers visiting Brigham Young who is not in official position and is a prisoner charged with murder. Delong defends the visit as federal honor at stake. Japanese officials and Gen Yamsila inspect Camp Douglas and a cannon salute precedes the blockade news. Three trains move west from Rawlins toward the expected arrival tomorrow night as embassies prepare to proceed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Maker
Migister Delong
Delong
U.S. Supreme Court
America
McKean
Gov. Woods
Yamsila
Suke
Camp Douglas
Rawlins
Insurance From Chicago and Local Fires Anew
A Chicago news item notes a new insurance company to be called Traders Insurance Company with half a million capital all invested in government bonds. Other items report Matthew Krus arrested for a Toledo murder, Bishop Foley planning spring rebuilds of Catholic churches and palace, a grand jury indicting Alderman Powell for bribery, a wrecked Illinois Central train near El Paso, and fires at East Stone and Youngstown causing significant losses.
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Cnicaco
Japa
True
Traders’ Insurance Catpany
Matthew Krus
Muer
Toledo
Foley
George Powell
James Durham
Barker Manufacturing Co
Springfield
Mass
Illinois Central Road
el Paso
Charles Blanchard
Man Robbed in Est Liberty After Landmark Knockdown
Pittsburg report from February 9 states Morton Q. Carnier of Texas was knocked down by three men in Est Liberty last night, robbed of 700 dollars, and placed on a railroad track but recovered before an engine passed. No clue to the assailants. City savings banks hold an estimated 10 million dollars in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittscore
Morton Q. Carnier
Texas
Liberty
Congressional Convention Uncovers Corruption Tests
New Orleans reports detail ten witnesses over two days, exposing bribery of members and how little jobs pass through the Legislature with named payments. Also notes Rev Peter Gutentag’s paralysis and evolving Mexican revolt updates including Zacatecas capture and reinforcements. A locomotive boiler explosion in Warburg scalds workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Congressional
Missouri Rail Crash Injures Several Passengers
Two sleeping cars on a Missouri Pacific eastbound train derailed near Jefferson City around 3 am. One car slid down an embankment while another was derailed across the track. seven suffered bruises but none seriously. A rail under the ladies car broke, causing the mishap. More injured travelers arrived in St. Louis, with about twenty hurt but not dangerously. A Mr. Rice of the Planters House Leavenworth is mentioned among the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Jefferson Cuy
Mr. Rice
Planters House
Leavenworth
Remains of Gen Anderson to be moved to West Point
For Tress Mowrox Virginia February 9 Larz Anderson arrived to collect his brother's remains and transport them to West Point. He plans to depart likely next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Anderson
Mowrox
Larz Anderson
West Point
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
East Lraxett February 9 arrivals were fair with light numbers and good prospects. Sales ranged from 2.67 to 2.75 for best lots, medium at 6.23 to 6.75, and common at 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
East Lraxett
Eusy Carrie
Burvaro Market Report Delayed Shipments and Wide Lot Sales
Burvaro Feb 9 boxcar receipts total 482 for the day, 323 for the week, with Central Railroad car shortages delaying shipments. Prices rise from last week as buyers hold. Illinois steers 1,215 to 1,820 lbs sold around 5.65, Canada cattle 1,100 lbs at 6.20, Missouri 1,231 lbs at 6.00, and Ohio 1,068 lbs at 5.25. Indiana sheep 97 lbs private terms 7.15, Indiana 108 lbs 7.00, Canada 108 lbs 7.00. Hops receipts 348 head. sales 1,180 head, firm at 4.75 to 5.00, with extra to 5.00 possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burvaro
Teflay
Central Railroad
Canada
Missouri
and & Ohio
Indiana
Exire
New York Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices
New York Feb 9 Brecy Carrie receipts today 500 head, 7,000 this week, all sold. Market closed firm at Monday’s prices. Cherokees 105 jc, Indiana 10% 1i%e for 18 cars, Missouri 12 13c for 3 cars. Laker and Lamas 1,200 head today, 17,600 for week. Fat stock prices up 3.4c, Ohio 96 lbs 84 lbs 8c, 1 car 125 Ib Ohio 64gc. Indiana 172 Ib Wes 4 cars 210 Ib 40, city dressed 64 7c, Western dressed 4 tc. Illinois hogs 3,000 today, 27,300 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brecy Carrie
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Laker
Illinois
Wes
San Francisco Stock Market Update
San Francisco stock report dated February 9 shows mining shares down across listed stations. Notable quotes include Jacket at 73, Ely 127, Paint 760, Norcross 235, Belcher 625, Alpha 32, Chollar 72, Sauvage 235, Virgin Consolidated 43, Kentuck 230, Curry 265, Opher, Imperial 105, Nevada 27, Mariposa 153.
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San Francisco
Jacket
Ely
Paint
Norcross
Belcher
Alpha
Chollar
Sauvage
Virgin Is Consolidated
Kentuck
Curry
Opher
Imperial
Nevada
Mariposa
German Press on US Indemnity Demands in Arbitration
The Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung translation argues the United States seeks vast damages from England for Civil War cruiser losses. It claims the Court of Arbitration would pay ship owners insurers and war costs, possibly six hundred million pounds. It mocks American aims, suggesting lawyers seek popularity, while noting the treaty’s laxity and potential withdrawal threats.
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Gazettes
United States
England
Alabama
Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung
Gazzbette
Germany
Court of Arbitration
Prom Inna
France
Prince Bismarck
Washington
Putti
Seldon
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Daily Gazette
Schiff Bill
Quartermaster Corps
Quincy
Ill
Committee On Public Buildings
Goat Island
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Stokes
Tennessee
Associated Press
Gratiot Washburne
Legation
House Judiciary Committee
W. Hastings
Jud Field
Hoffman
Hastings
Mgarrahan Casr
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Wm. McGarrahan
Committee On Private Land
Committee On Apprs
John N. Eble
Treasury Department
Ehle
H. H. Hunter
United States Supreme Court
RJ. Brent
South
Emunds
Alasta
Mr. Edmunds
Blaj
Ku-Klux Organization
Scot
Ku Klux Committee
Saulebury
Hill
Osborn
Pool
Spencer
Msir
West Virginia
Goldthwaite
Johnston
Ndywood
Saulsbury
Til
Hou
Seomen
Real
Jek
Fufton
Mer-Scott
Ee Fulton
Peng Cn Police
Chase
White
Crawford
Naylor
Willoby
Allen County
Putnam County
Committee On Claims
Marrodsburg
Louisville
Messrs. Wright
Chrisman
Messrs. Graves
Blackburn
Custom House
H. Bristow
Jae Ee
Whiteside
Lewis F. Kirk
Lewis Jones
Clark
Lee
John Kankshie
L. J. Kirk
G. Clark
Murphy
Schafer
Treasury
Grand Jury
Mayor Hall
Tweed
Sweeney
Connolly
Sassociate
Cook
William I
Fourteenth Street
eGlinsey
Wood
Whitehead
James Baxter
New Jersey
Samuel Whitehead, Jr
Committee of Seventy
Terwilliger
State Senate
Methodist Book Concern
Methodist Book Company
Eeereties
Carlton
Lanahan
Pacific Mail Company
James D. Smith
Stockwell
Lake Shore
Osborne
Pacific Mail
Catlerranurs
Ohio River
Snowton
Galveston
Charleston
Monier
Savanna
Coltun
Eas Oe
Uni
New York Mills
Langdton GB
Warren FF
Lonsdale Cambric
Davel Mills
Great Falla
Slaterville
Laconia
T.c. Sheridan
Glasgow
Columbes
OPBEA
Strakosch Opera
Fran Diavolo
Marx
McFarland
Clerveland
Board of Platting
Eee Deronne
International Tribunal
Earl Granville
Oteee
Halifax
Veteran Monumental Society
Cincinnati & Springfield
Lonpox
St. Paul's
Nolan
Galway
Céase
Kerry
House of Commons
Henry Bouverie Brand
Thiers
Lupe
Druyn de L’huys
Curtin
Nice
Russia
Shenandoah
Wells
Leon Say
M. Leon Say
Seine
M. Augustin Cochin
Bazaine
Patrie
Committee of the
National Assembly
Marshal Bazaine
Republic
Assembly Committee On
Manonip
Valentia
Andalusia
Brents
Bismarck
Prussia
Financial and Commercial
Loxpox
Spirits
Orleans
Cumberland
Manchester
Richmond
Temperance
B. F. Claypool
Marine News
CoLtums
Bolden
Lucas County
Jonés
Fulton County
Crawford County
Richland County
Lake County
Starkity
Wellington
Cuyahoga County
Hudson
Wait
TuGr Miaminiversity
Riss
Stele
Bill
Haldeman
Cooper
the Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Omana
James
J.S. Hascall
Capitol
Hascall
New York Legislature
Albany
Torexa
Indian Territory
Toa
Daniel Adams
Sen. Smith
Mr. Caldwell
Adams
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Sidney Clarke
Senator Wood
Salt Lake
Company—The Catholic Churches, Ac
National Bridge Us
Curtis Shipyard
Eastston
Cleveland
Diamond
Youngstown
Nold, Brown «& Co
Peter Cartwright
Democrat
Jacksonvile
Peter Gutendt
Pleasant — Oranae
Mexico
Ees
Warzburg
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Volksblatt
Anzei Es Westens
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