Daily Gazette News of the Day
A digest of scattered items: 193 deaths from smallpox in Philadelphia, John W. Foxey resigns as Philadelphia collector. Minister Wasascent defends staying abroad. Italy withdraws its minister from France amid France lacking a Rome minister. New York Custom House Committee interview with 163 witnesses. Illinois Democrats back passive policy in Springfield caucus. Navy to survey Nicaragua route for the Darien Canal. Widow of Admiral Danterey claims royalty for guns patent. Amnesty forces expect House passage aided by Simsbee bill opposition. Supreme Court bar meeting in Washington pays respects to Hock Hunter. Ways and Means rejects adjournment debate until revenue/tariff issue resolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
John W. Forxey
Philadelphia
Wasascent
Italy
France
Rome
Custom House Committee
New York
Springfield
Navy Department
Nicaragua
Darien Canal
Danterey
Friends of Amnesty
Senate
Simsxee
Local Columbus Notes on Religion and Rumors
From Columbus a Columbus Dispatch style report notes liberal preaching by several ministers in Franklinton and Latemberville, a revival at Olive Branch Church, a protracted meet ing led by Dr Garvin with a $1200 pledge, and rumors of a grand jury finding a true bill against an ex-Prosecuting Attorney and an ex-Legislature member for obtaining money under false pretenses. Also covered are a Young Men’s Republican Club meeting, a forged Times endorsement, a burglar arrest, arson attempts, and the Senate Privileges and Elections minority report in the Kemp Sayler case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Disciples Church
Latemberville
Marion County
Disciples
Worsip
Grand Jury
Franklin County
Nolle
Republican Club
New York Times
Congress
Ohio
Times
Thompson
Larker
North Street
North Front Street
Statesman
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kemp-Sayler
State Fair hopes grow in Dayton amid society drive
State Fair prospects rise as the agricultural society reports cash subscrip tions to entice the State Board to place the next exhibition here. A spring fair with horses and stock is planned if approved. Burglars robbed Brown’s Grocery and robbed street crowds of cash and goods, while Cincinnati burglars wore police stars. John Hickey died after being run over by a switch engine. Bayard Taylor drew big crowds. Gough to lecture on the 19th. Merchants Hotel saloon robbed of cash and cigars. Adam Kercht’s funeral drew large German community turnout with a Masonic procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Dayton
The
Agricultural Society
State Board
County Society
Brown
Green and
Jefferson Streets
Cincinnati
John Hickey
Bayard Taylor
Gough
Merchants’ Hotel
Adam Kercht
Republican Conventions and Harmony at State Delegates
The county conventions elect delegates to the State convention in Jefferson City on the 22nd. Harmony prevails as Republicans unite against a common foe. Some delegates support Grant, while a Springfield correspondent notes Gov Palmer’s indorsement is distasteful to him and he repudiates any passive movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
St. Laura
Jefferson City
Grant
Springfield
Illinois
Palmer
Republican conventions select strong state delegates in Indiana
The Shelby County and Howard County Republican conventions convened at the Court House in Shelbyville and Kokomo respectively on Feb 10. Both bodies reported large, harmonious gatherings with full township representation and delegates chosen, endorsing Grant and Colfax in spirit. A. D. Lynch named as the Southeastern Indiana choice for State Treasurer. J. A. Williman supported for Auditor of State. Also noted are a local inquest into John A. Rea’s death in Urbana and brief obituaries of Rev John Seyes D D and late shipping arrivals Denmark and Erin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Cincinnati Gazette
Luxneyvinng
Court House
A. D. Lynch
Indiana
Howard County
Kokomo
Grant
Colfax
J. A. Williman
Washington Dispatches From Congress on Claims and Amnesties
A Washington summary notes Judge Wilson of Indiana forwarding a favorable view on the two per cent public land claim for Illinois Indiana and Ohio, and outlines ongoing friction over Grant era politics including Collector Forney’s resignation. It reports Indian land theft lobbying, Boston firm tax frauds, royalty claims by Mrs Dahlgren, and arms sale evidence requests from the French Assembly. It covers Bateman investigations, Kansas land frauds, a major press dinner, amnesty prospects in the Senate, Boutwell's maritime bill reception, naval postings, and a note on Sayles J Bowen's Ecuador post and administrative reforms in city governance. A street car robbery is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Jedge Wilson
Judiciary Committee
House
Wilson
Boston
New York
Revenue Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Navy Department
Indictments Against Mayor Hall Dominate New York Talk
In New York the Hall indictment tops discussion as five charges test his official responsibility for fraudulent bills and warrants. Tweed and others face larceny and forgery cases with Sweeney and Smith tied to conspiracy. Arrests to follow, papers burst with mixed sentiment while treaty talk cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Men
Mayor Hall
Hall
Tweed
Underwood
Peter B. Sweeney
James M. Sweeney
Hugh Smith
Tweed-Tammany Organ
Grand Jury
England
American and British Commission adds Rule 20 details
Washington February 10 In the American and British Mixed Commission a new Rule 20 allows use of deposition or other competent evidence from any case in hearings with conditions. The commission adjourned to meet Tuesday next. Respect to the memory of Hocking Hunter. An Atl meeting of the bar of the Supreme Court held to honor Tate H. Hunter and Robert J. Brent with Attorney Williams presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mixed Commission
Hocking Hunter
Bar of the Supreme Court
Tate H. Hunter
Robert J. Brent
Maryland
Attorney Williams
Grand jury turmoil at City Hall over indictments and reforms
Panic and public interest marked the New York City hall scene as anti ring grand jury submitted indictments. Mayor Hall faced arraignment with diverse charges including misdeeds tied to city vouchers and forgery. Indictments named Tweed Sweeny Woodward and Connolly amid a broader probe into city frauds costing millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
New York
Mayor Hall
Trade Ford
C. P. Daly
Hall
Connolly
Tweed
Peter B. James Meeny
E. A. Woodward
Hugh Smith
J. H. Keyser
Smith, Woodward
James M. Beene
John J. Bradley
Peter B. Sweeny
Massachusetts
Court of General Sessions
Edward Barnes
Sweeny
Uhas C P. Daly
Nathaniel Sands
Lim
Methodist Book Committee
War rant sought for cock fight arrest appeal rejected
New York February 11. Bergh appealed to Justice Shandley today to grant a warrant for the arrest of a pit where a cock fight had taken place, a claim that was refused. The Catholic Bishop of Newark advocates Protestant schools in New Jersey, while Archbishop Spalding was rumored to become a Cardinal. A protest over a $285,000 brass meters contract cites fraud. Blossom Club funds face a $7,000 to $3,000 shortfall. Germans celebrate compulsory payment to the German army at Versailles. An Irish woman, Mary Holland, killed her landlord John Klump during a dispute over cedar wood rules. Conkling, the defaulting Market Savings Bank treasurer, left Toronto for Montreal and beyond. A family in Scranton burned to death in a First Ward house fire. Silk weavers meet to oppose tariff cuts on imported silk goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Spalding
Mary Holland
John Klump
Seventeenth Street
Conkling
Market Savings Bank
Toronto
Montreal
Halifax
South America
Thomas
Scranton
W. O. Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Gourt Wones
Mary Williams
Caldwell
Lewis Doring
Newport Line
Saturda
Newport
Licking Bridge
Madison Street
Doring
Nan
Scott
Danes
Covington
Henrg
Court House
Jonathan Berry
John W. Whitten
Teccon
L. Bk. Hawthorn
Nelson
Robert H. Thornton
Z. Higgs
Wharftoastt
China
Callchans
Treaty of Washington echoes in England and New York
Reports from London and Paris discuss the Alabama claims and Geneva arbitration. British papers call the U S terms surrender, while Washington notes no new developments as officials await exact text. Dispatches from New York and Quebec relay press coverage and denials of separatist rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Alabama
Geneva Board
Daily Telegraph
United States
Standard and Post
America
New York
Washington
Change
Senate
Edmund
Cable
Paris
Londvon
Earl Granville
Geneva Board of Arbitration
Wash Hington
Earl Jranville
Granville
Herald
Quebec
Pera
Great Britain
Canada
Gov
Belleau
Chanveau
Illinois Democracy Caucus Backs Liberal Republicans to Oust Grant
Springfield dispatch reports Democrats debating alliance with Liberal Republicans to defeat Grant. Key figures Turner Hinchcliffe and Reddick urge unity with reformers like Schurz Davis Trumbull and Palmer while references to Cincinnati convention influence and Illinois delegates from Cairo Coles Morgan Williamson Edgar express willingness to align with Liberal Republican and Labor Reform nominees if Cincinnati endorses them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
the Times
Springfield
Ill
McClernand
Grant
Col. Turner
South
Turner
Schurz
Davis
Trumbull
Palmer
Cincinnati
Illinois
Hinchcliffe
St. R
Reddick
Uni
Missouri
Republican and
Labor Reform Party
Provisions Routed to Snowbound UP Trains and Election News
Urgent dispatches from Salt Lake report four trainloads of supplies sent to the Union Pacific blockade to reach Separation, fourteen miles from Friday morning, with digout prospects in days. Sickness and hardship reported among travelers as heavy snow continues. Delong explains Embassy visit to Brigham Young was city escort business. Ingham Yaang reportedly gravely ill. Tomorrow’s city election stirs excitement as liberals hope to reveal strength. Japanese visitors toured the tabernacle and several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Walker Brothers
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Company
Ogden
Delong
Brigham Young
Brigham
Ingham Yaang
McKean
Tabernacle
Stringent Financial Measures in South Carolina Legislature
From Colemata C, Feb 11. A standing set of bills declares all South Carolina state bonds in the Oct 31 1871 Treasurer's report valid and reaffirms the state credit. They call for immediate registry of bonds in New York or Columbia, bar new bond issues without two thirds voter approval, and aim to settle loans with the New York financial agent. The Senate passed a stringent tax enforcement measure awaiting House approval, targeting 90 day collection of overdue taxes totaling 1.1 million and proposing a new 4 million tax to cover interest on the state debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colemata
8. C
South Carolina
New York
Columbia
Senate
House
Cortina's forces weakened threaten battle at San Luis Potosi
Matamoras reports Cortina's forces greatly reduced by casualties and sension after leaving Camargo. He cannot hold the field and is expected to fight with the remnant, as many horses die from lack of feed while about six thousand advance toward San Luis Potosi to confront two thousand government troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matamoras
Cortina
Camargo
British storms and a deadly Channel wreck report
News from Loxpox, February 10, describes the steamer Electra sunk after collision with Choleran off Dungeness in the English Channel. Captain Brace and 17 Electra crew drowned. Also notes the Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandria touring, preparations for the Cambridge Oxford boat race on March 23, and Irish coast storm disasters with three vessels lost near Ballycattan, Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Dungeness
Electra
Brace
Prince of Wales
Princess Alexandria
Sandringham
Windsor
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Cork
Ireland
Ballycatan
State Governments Ohio Senate Privilege Sparks Debate
Ohio Senate session reports a privilege dispute over an editorial in the Ohio State Journal accusing Democrats on the Elections Committee of bad faith regarding Kemp-Sayler reports. Mr. Putnam and others deny any collusion and defend the committee action. Petitions from multiple counties push bills, several new measures are listed, and a $10,000 Washington Monument appropriation was reported without recommendation. A joint resolution seeks full copies of Ohio troops records, and the afternoon orders include denials of cases and a highway fund transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Putnam
Ohio State Journal
Committee On Elections
Kemp-Sayler
Putnam
Supreme Court
Messrs. Leeds and Jones
Licking
Washington Monument
Senate
Ohio
War Department
Beach
Congress
Man Cut to Pieces by a Railroad Train
In Jeffersonville a train arrived at 11 p m last night and pieces of a man’s body were found on the locomotive pilot. The victim, Scoamer, a Cement Company employee, allegedly started home drunk and was struck along the track for about fifty yards before the remains were collected and buried in Jeffersonville. He reportedly has a brother in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Scoamer
Cement Company
St. Louis
Territorial Legislature Adjoins After Harmonious Session
The Associated Press reports the Territorial Legislature ended an amicable session with key actions. Measures include a memorial to Congress for a State organization, amendments to practice and criminal laws, funds to aid Denver captial buildings, opposition to a mining law bill, and taxes set for 1872 and 1878. Michigan Gov Malawin plans an extra session in Lansing March 13 to reapportion districts and fill vacancies with special elections March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Sver
Cox
Pracree
Denver
Pas Ge
Coneres
Legislaire
Michigan
da Frort
Malawin
Lansing
House adjourns after light session in second Congress
Washington Feb 10 The House met for general debate only with Mr Beatty in the chair. Members showed little interest as several speeches were made on various topics. A long address by Mr Wilson of Indiana drew local interest and no other member sought time to speak, then the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Shanks
Indiana
Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Beatty
of &Pio
Wilson
New York Tribune
Presbytery
Brooklyn
Second Presbyterian Church
J. M. Green
Wells
McClellan
Lambert
Paul
God
Philip
Genesis
Malachi
Spear
Cuyler
Miss Smiley
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Yler
Presbyterian Church
Talmadge
Johnson
Yiery
General Assembly
Scotland
Dr. Duryea
Dr. Cuyler
Duryea
Trial and trial scene in 19th century city politics
Alderman Busse freed on bail after a six month jail term for offering, with a writ granted by Judge McAllister who is bedridden in Waukegan. A key legal question involves whether pressuring a public officer counts as a crime and how accomplice testimony is to be treated. A courtroom altercation between Phinas J. Sutherland and Arthur D. Rich ends in a physical clash outside the mayor’s office as both pursue litigation over damages. City Fire Department inquiry flags incapacity, drunkenness, and calls for major reorganization amid weak fire limits and flawed ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycano
Busse
Connement
McAllister
Supreme Court
Waukegan
Storrs
Bugge
New City Hall
Phinas J. Sutherland
Arthur D. Rich
Ag Ung
Rich
Sutherland
Dr. C. V
Bas Py
Ie Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Chicago Fire Artment
Board O Public Works
Martin Callan
Page & Prague
Eusience
United States Court
Custom House
Iderman Darnley
Grand Jury
Japanese Embassy Visitors In Pleasant Weather In Lake City
At Fatt Lake on February 10 the weather is pleasant. Japanese embassy members are seen about town engaging passersby and gathering mining information. A party collects specimens on East Temple street amid busy business activity as officials question locals and observe daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Temple Street
Remains of Generals Attend Double Funeral Rites
The report notes the transfer of remains of Generals Anderson and Davis from Washington area, with twelve soldiers accompanying each bier. Officers Burbank and Crawford among survivors, mourners prepare for funeral services in Baltimore and Fort Sumter context.
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La 5
Nderson
North
Burbank
Liew
Sous Barry
Elit
Simone
Jeff CO. Davis
W. W Crawford
Fort Sumter
Washington
Bitimore
Aternon
Wow Fulak
Mass and Easter Ceremonies Highlight Monday Events
Bar Feb 10 notes that mass will be offered tomorrow and that the Easter ceremonies on Monday will be of a most imposing character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Spalding
Morthe Y
Eas
Death of Capt J B Coe Former Mexican Admiral
Capt J B Coe, who served in 1822 and was once an Admiral in the Mexican navy, died yesterday in San Fesrence. The Chinese News celebration yesterday carried by. There was almost panic in stocks as a fall extended through much of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fesrence
J. B. BR. Coe
Carmen
Smith
Louisville Hero Bramiette Dies at Home at Forty Four
LouisviLLE Ky Feb 41 Gol. James T Bramiette son of ex Cior Bramiette died at his father's residence in this city last night He was Lieutenant Colonel of the Kentucky Cavalry early in the war and a member of the future in 1863 His mother is now very low and not expected to recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
James T. Bramiette
Cior
Bramiette
Theth Kentucky Cavalry
The Grand Duke's Ducal Party Arrives in Vicksburg
A privateer from Vicksburg reports the ducal party reached the city at 7 PM last evening and will depart for New Orleans on Monday morning. The James Howard with the party is at Carrollton and plans to reach the city by 9 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermouis
Vicksburg
Paty
New Orleans
James Howard
Carrollton
Minor Telegrams Chronicle Local, National Incidents
The terse telegraph items report a NJ mayoral call for resignation amid alleged treasury frauds, a Virginia governor commuting a death sentence to life, Lincoln birthday closures in New Orleans, and a legal holiday note as banks close. Also noted are railroad accidents in Illinois and Missouri, a large spice mill fire in Louisville with heavy losses, a gas well fire in Erie, and a Sioux City murder suspect surrendering after a fatal confrontation near Big Sioux River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabriskie
New Jersey
Kingston
Montreal
Canada
Paterson
N. J
Tuttle
Treasury
Virginia
Woods Kyffin
Lewis Schwartz
New Orleans
Lincoln
Hudson County
Dennis Reardon
Illinois Central Railroad
Windsor
Rappe
Charles Blanchard
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Bouche
Falls City
Louisville
McDonough
Boston
Erie
William Bell
Little Rock
Arkansas
White River Valley Railroad
Joseph Benoise
Richard Connolly
Big Sioux River
Sioux City
Connolly
Plymouth County
Benoise
River Traffic and River Gorge News Update
Telegraph dispatches report river conditions at multiple points, noting the gorge above Columbus began to give way and later cleared for passage. Several boats arrived and departed, with no injuries. Cotton losses reported near New Orleans after a collision. Sabine sank and Richmond sustained damage. Weather along the river is variable with rising and falling water, and navigation resumes after suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Repulse
Columbus
Robert Mitchell
New Orleans
Indiana
Mollie Ebert
Charles B. Church
Capitality
Katie P
Kountz
Arkansas Belle
Memphis
St. Louis
Belmont
Democrat
Longworth
Great Republic
Cairo
Dexter
Emilie Labarge
Trenton
Pittsnurah
Brownsville
Moreantown
W. Va
Malian
Louisville
Evansville
The God's Convention Editorial Sparks Muckers Debate
A lengthy New Yorker Staatszeitung editorial attacks a convention as muckers led by a Christian state belief. It warns American intolerance, praises intelligence, and urges freeing the people from spiritual shackles amid liberal Republican tensions and press reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker Staatszeitung
Muckers
New York Staatszeitung
Gazette
Staatszeitung
Cincinnati
Staatszeitungee Eee
War fears and Anglo American tensions debated in German papers
In print across Chicago papers, editorials from Volksfreund Volksblatt and Illinois Staatzeitung weigh England United States conflict risks. Writers dispute maritime warfare, tariffs and loyalty to arbitration, predicting American volunteer force could overrun Canada if war comes while warning Britain to avoid provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Slioois Staatezeitung
Alabama
United States
Andres
Europe
Great Britain
Canada
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Chicago
Andilwaukee
Kertsch
Alsace-Lorraine
Volksfreund
Pests on Roses: Soap and Tobacco Smoke Methods
The article notes rose bushes attract pests such as bugs worms and flies. It mentions carbolic soap whale oil soap and tobacco smoke as treatments with varying success. A combined approach using tobacco smoke with another soap is suggested as possibly effective.
Smoke bellows and artillery for crops and pests
A Floridian planter reports that concussion from gunpowder can annihilate pests and boost vegetation, suggesting farmers may one day use light artillery to both destroy and cultivate. The Christian Union notes English courts sometimes mix justice, citing a wife murder trial with a mercy recommendation despite clear guilt and short sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun der Oy
Christian Union
Weather and barometer notes from War Department briefings
Weather report from the War Department Division of Telegrams and Reports for the Benefit of Commerce. Observations at Cincinnati February 18 show calm winds, cloudy to fair in most locations, with fog and light rain at times. Probabilities indicate a southeast to northeast wind shift with rain moving through the Middle and Eastern States Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
U. S. Army Division
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Cairo
Iil
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Clear
Corinne
Utah
Davenport
Iowa
Teseus
Denver
Col
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Indianapolis
Ind
Keokuk
Key West
Fla
Knoxville
Tenn
Leavenworth
Louisville
Marquette
Memphis
Norfolk
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Cal
Savannah
Shreveport
St. Louis
St. Paul
Washington
D. C
Wilmington
Cincixynatt
Alabama
Monda Erine
Florida
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New York
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
South Carolina
Police apprehend va grants and city notices in Covington
Covington reports arrests of va grants and initiates jail housing while city officials reshape duties fire department reporting and pest house power. Council appoints Dr Hoenig as City Physician Second District, empowers health board to remove contagious cases, and plans public lectures and public notices amid accidents and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Noonan
Hoenig
Board of Health
Young Men's Christian Association
Franklin Library
James Trimble
Caleb P. Flagaley
Covington Gas Company
Mhia
Joseph Henderson
Kentucky Central
Nicholasville
Querience Bacheld
Oner Street
Main Street
Ting Tolls, &c
Pasa
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Daily Gazette
United States Supreme Court
Hockxo Hunter
Ways and Means
Indiana Politics
Urbana
Areawna
John A. Rea
Rea
Springfield News
Sprinerigiyp
John .Seyes
Liberia
Africa
Marine News
Denmark
Havre
Erin
Liverpool
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Forney
McClure
Gray
Col. Forney
Gen. Grant
Gen
Lumber
Greeley
Fenton
French Assembly
Ordnance Department
Remington & Sons
Remington
United States Ordnance Officer
Jules Lecesm
Commission of Arma
A. Resuneton
Bateman
Judge Swing
Kansas
General Land Office
Blaine
Anthony
Cameron
Brooks
Garfield
Sargent
Uic v. FH
D. Coome
Extrere
Murat Halet
Thomas Nast
Darien
Crossman
Sumner
Cermain
Banks
Curtin
St. Petersburg
Boutwell
House Committee of Commerce
Robeson
NAVAL
Iroquois
East India Squadro
Sayles J. Bowen
Ecuador
Tra L. Cady
Fourth Avenue
Associated Press
Pacific Mail
Jetkwnek
C. B. Morton
Williamsburg
Stock Exchange
BOLT
Ce Nce
Wr Sternberg
Rena Reading
E. H. Hooper
Philadelia
J Anthony
Providence
H. B. Newhall
Bartlett
Jorge Cirdene
Rae Reattar
Union Square Bank
Co Ganaiinn
Savi Book
Fea Ance
Gsseta Econ
Board of Audit
Bowling Green Savings Bank
Versailles
Ilinois Democracy
Mexico
Kelly
Deustix
Blennerhassett
House of Commons
Kerry
Washburne
Casimir Parier
Thiers
London
Ajaccio
Corsica
Rouen
Normandy
Remusat
Romer
Chevalier Nigra
Russia
Sherman
Lieut. Grant
Naples
Alden
Spain
Mapgip
Cortes
Lisson
Rio Janeiro
Viscount Staboraby
Jandil
Ranchos
Salune
Vrei
General Markets
Orleans
Cumberland
Wnty
Yead
Patrick
Aeree and Ward
Saas
M. Kountz
Laramie
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Jefferson County
McFarland
Ator
Wm. Wise
OB Berry
Hamilton
Boa
Oit Ford
Geauga
Pin
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Ecipoe
Schirk
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Hocking Valley
Creighton
Hamilton County
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Peckinpaugh
Board of Education
Doylestown
Wayne County
Armstrong
Bent County
Haldeman
Mramith
Montgomery
Benevolent Committee
Southern Lunatic Asylum
Kentucky
FranksFourt
Tomer Pnem
Graves
Insurance Commissioner
Globe
Hope
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
McAfee
Ereas
Louisville Couey-Journal
Lincoln County
Ohio Legislature
Auglaize
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Clermont Counties
Brinsmade
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Cutler Cheadle
Soldiers’ Records
Committee On Claims
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Common Pleas
T Court
H. B
Pe County
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Nash—Saniary
the Associated Press
Colorado Legislature
Xrld
Duse
GetsaNew
the Fire Department
Pacific Coast News
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the Grand Duke
River News
Telegraph
Sabine
Ouachita River
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Ekecone
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Orton
Butler
Anzeiger Des Westens
Epu
Dinsoot
Citi
Cayler
Iecourt
Tver
Missourielique
Illinois Staatezeitung
Washin
Court of Arbitration
Sheridan
Home News
Weather Report
Newport Bible Society
Peter Lacey
Reta
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