French Assembly Sets Up Thirty Committee In Paris
Paris dispatch reports the Assembly creating a Committee of Thirty with Baron Delarey as president and M Anudiffret Pasquier and others as members. The panel will draft a bill on ministerial responsibility and state powers, with possible limited presidential veto and plans for yearly or biennial chamber renewal.
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France
Paris
Dafaure
Officre
Baron Delarey
Presi
M. Anudiffret Pasquier
Iseamsavile Lefevre
Pourtalis
Hausmanville
Fir Din
Enaire
Thiers
Committee of Thirty
Ted
Assembly
Wales
New York
Es Gee Cnn
Committee of Thirty - First
President seeks local settlement of Alabama Louisiana troubles
Dispatch notes the President avoiding national intervention in Alabama and Louisiana disputes preferring home settlement. Reports Government officials debate post office funding and building limits while parties press for policy changes and cabinet shifts.
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Gbipedal
Times and Chronicle
Wasatnotos
Alabama
Louisiana
Boutwell
St Edis
Republican
Banka
Farnsworth
McArthur Reverses Hotel Reception Decision in Court
In WashingTox on December 7 30 THE WHITERX ASSOCIATED Paes. McArthur of the Criminal Court reversed a recent ruling over who is to be received by a hotel or restaurant proprietor.
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WashingTox
McArthur
The
Criminal Court
Prize draw progress for library benefit in Louisville
A Louisville dispatch reports the gift con fer for the Public Library is drawing toward completion. Two hundred prizes have been drawn including the capital prize of 75,000 on number 6,450 and the 18,750 prize on number 49,929. No other high prizes have been drawn.
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Weral
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Laney Wat
Political turmoil deepens in Louisiana as federal actions surge
The Paleruing Board demands Gov Warmoth’s election docs while U S District Court issues injunctions against the Returning Board, blocks interference with vote canvass, and contemplates a writ of certiorari. Editorials condemn Judge Durell’s statehouse seizure as illegitimate, urging lawful resolution and warning of threats to republican government.
Local Political Nominations Discussed at Meeting
Fragmentary notes show discussion of mayoral and aldermanic nominations including Pierce declining for Aldermen and four other names under consideration. The text hints at a city committee or meeting where these candidates were named or debated.
Prominent Merchants Buy San Domingo Territory Deal
The World reports several leading businessmen sent funds via steamer Tybee to purchase San Domingo, renewing a profitable bargain with Baez after Conger rejection. Sinclair Toucey of the Tribune thanks President Grant for respect shown to Mr Greeley.
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Greeley
Brooklyn
Stanley
New York
The
World
Tybee
Santa‘pa
Conger
Baez
Sinclair Toucey
Tribune
Rant
Assemblyman
Niles
Central Park
Averill
Branley
Glenwood Coal Company
Lackawanna
Jay Gould
Erie Railway Company
United States
Portsmouth
Eerreey
Daries and Pacific
Chas. H. Dertrand
Edwin M. Cook
Hébken
D.G. Robinson, Jr
United States Attorney
Tries
Phelps
Destructive Fire at Potosi and State Board Meeting
A major fire destroyed thirteen stores and the Jovinel printing office in Potosi Missouri yesterday, with heavy losses and no stated insurance figures. The Missouri State Board of Agriculture, in session three days, adjourned after advancing recommendations. They urged Congress to fund Mississippi River deepening for cheaper western transport and approved a policy to sell pit lands only if part is reserved for forest planting.
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Ks. Louis
Jovinel
Ponosi
Gry
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Massachusetts Farmers Institute in Worcester Concludes Session
Worcester Massachusetts December Farmers Institute sessions wrap with notable attendees including Hon Harris York and Professor Lewis Agassiz Clark president of the Agricultural College. The gathering drew a large attendance and discussion of agricultural progress and education.
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Worcester
Mass
Farmers’ Institute
Good of Ae
Stenmen Goutiemin
Ings
Harris — York
Lewis Agassiz
Clark
Agricultural College
Epizootic Strikes Ironton Stables and Mules
Special dispatch reports at Ironton on December 7 that Dilion's livery stable houses twenty horses injured by an epizootic. A large number of mules are also attacked by the disease.
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Ironton
The
Times and Chronicie
Dilion
Railroad Managers Condemned in Syracuse Inquest
Syracuse on December 7 reports the coroner's inquest into the Thanksgiving Day railroad accident on the Binghamton road. The inquest strongly condemns railroad management for the poor track condition aiding the crash.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Binghamton Road
River News Dispatch Reports Decline and Rising Water
Special reports from Albany and Clareston note the river declining in the morning and rising later as vessels pass upriver and down. The days include mentions of Morning Star Rose Hite Sandy and Mary Miller with schedule times, a 12 foot wall feature on a vessel, and inspections planned for the steamer Billy Collins.
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Times and Chronicle
New AcBany
Morning Star
Rose Hite
Sandy
Mary Miller
RAC
Gray
Nog Co Troxton
Ohio
Chesapeake
Gamsis Fisher
Ohip
Billy Collins
Clareston
W. Va
Gal Shewane
Nati
Huner
Queen Anchored at Quarantine While Liverpool Transit Turns
Hallivax reports the steamship Queen, sailing from Liverpool to New York, currently anchored at quarantine due to irregularities in departure. Details indicate delays in crew clearance and safety checks before the vessel can proceed.
Salt Lake Papers Projections and Political Notes
Salt Lake already has four daily papers and plans for two more. Moses Kimball declines the Republican mayoral nomination in Boston. General Dyer remains ill with Bright’s disease. Judge Brady may preside over Stokes case in New York City next Monday. Four thousand soldiers assigned to disabled volunteer homes. A Western railroad suit against H Boody is argued. Dennis Noovan to be hanged if no proof. Ocean Goddess crew rescued after wreck. ship total loss. Fleming, posing as Senecay Bowen, arouses Cuban authorities. Richard Smith, survivor of Missouri fire, arrives in Nassau after seventeen days’ exposure. He survived on prickly pears, rain water, and salt-shell crabs.
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Salt Lake
Moses Kimball
Boston
Dyer
Ordnance Bureau
Bright
Brady
Stokes
New York City
Richard Smith
Missouri
Nassau
Abaco
Cork Nationalist Ronayne elected to Parliament
Ronayne a Nationalist was elected member of Parliament for Cork Ireland. The report notes eight persons lost when the ship Utinia was abandoned by its crew en route from Quebec to Bristol. The Prussian Diet Upper House debated the Country Reform Bill after passing the Lower House. London gas supply improved last night amid stokers strike, and replacements have been secured for vacant posts.
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Ronayne
Cork
Ireland
Utinia
Quebec
Bristol
London
Senate Election of Committees Bypasses Ballot
The Senate, on motion by Mr Froelinghuysen, suspended the rule requiring ballot voting for chair and committee elections, and then the standing and select committees were elected. A House bill and related resolutions were discussed, including a tax and water information matter tied to Gulf duties and local assessors.
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Froelinghuysen
Senate
Chait
HOUSE
Harris
Gulf of Xero
Chotis
Dawes
Army divisions and departments after Gen Meade death and Gen McDowell promotion
The United States Army is reorganized into four divisions the Missouri South Atlantic Pacific and Pacific with twelve departments including Dakota Platte Missouri Texas South East Lakes and California Columbia and more. Gen Sheridan command in the Missouri division with headquarters in Chicago Gen Hancock to command the Atlantic and East Lakes departments Gen McDowell leads the South division from Louisville and Gen Schofield commands the Pacific division from San Francisco with Canby at Portland and Crop at Prescott Arizona.
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United States Army
Meade
McDowell
Missouri
South
Atlantic
Pacific
Sierras
Texas
Sheridan
Chicago
Department of Dakota
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
St. Paul
Hancock
Terry
Department of the Platte
Iowa
Nbraska
Utahk
Wyoming
Colorado
Ord
Omaha
Department of the Missouri
Kansas
Illnois
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Teneral Augur
San Antonio
Enersi Halleck
Washington
Key West
Broory
New Orleans
East
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New York
Department of the East
New England
New Jersey
Swonahivenue
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Cien. McDowell
Department of the Atlantic
Department of the Lakes
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Cooke
Detroit
Division of the Pacific
Schofield
San Francisco
Department of California
California
National Prison Association to Meet in Baltimore 1873
The National Prison Association of the United States will hold its second annual meeting in Baltimore on Tuesday evening January 21, 1873. Horatio Seymour will preside and deliver an opening address. Reports on criminal law reform prison discipline care of discharged prisoners juvenile delinquency and related topics will follow. Special papers from European experts and American writers are planned along with extensive state reports to guide reform and prevention efforts.
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National Prison Association of the
United States
Baltimore
Grand
Horatio, Seymour
International Penitentiary Congress of
London
Europe
M. Demetz
Metiray
Mary Carpenter
Walter Crofton
Crofton
Baltimore Congress
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National Association
Congress
F.C. Wises
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Broadway
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Danbury News Teases Oddities And Local Scenes
Jumbled Danbury items describe a timid man avoiding eye contact, rubbery goods losses in Boston fires, a 22 cent steak, a promising ice crop unless worms strike, and a Thanksgiving misadventure. A grim scene shows a drunken assailant and a pale woman in a small house, a dramatic tableau of fear and heat from a poker in the fire.
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Danbury
Conn
Clafia
Wet
Boston
Local youth hides leather after oyster supper visit
A young man stopped calling at a house after an oyster supper. When the father answered the door the youth quoted a mock line and was escorted away with leather tucked under his coat. He no longer goes there, claiming hereditary small pox in the family.
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Tadpole
Zurich Police Punish Milk Dealers Over Confession
Zurich police punished two or three milk dealers after a man confessed seduction of a household. He used milk in his neighborhood as part of the alleged scheme.
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Zurich
Tribute to Horace Greeley Observed in England Meeting
A gathering of Americans in London pays tribute to Horace Greeley. Paris notes report a cordial talk between the Vice-President of the Committee of Thirty and President Thiers. Rumors suggest Goulard could be named Interior Minister and Léon Say Finance Minister.
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MR. Greeey
Horace Greeley
Paris
Thiers
Goulard
Interior
Léon
River Traffic and Steamer News From Evansville Dispatches
Special Dispatches report the Monongahela River falling slowly at 5 feet 3 inches. Probasco left for Cincinnati around midnight. Carrie Brooks laid up at Wheeling until next Tuesday. Oil Valley struck a barge near Wheeling but freed it and beached above Wheeling. Weather moderate with some cloudiness. Port list from Evansville shows several packets in service, with trips to Cairo, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Louisville and Nashville. The river current and recent closures affect departures and arrivals as steamers adjust schedules. The new steamer Kama departs today for Vicksburg with a fall trip, while the Andy Baum remains at water.
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Nashville
Evansville
Foldryville
Cairo
Minneola
New Orleans
Cincinnati
SOPOM
Mary Ament
Grandview
Tarascon
Louisville
Charmer
Mollie Ebert
Andy Baum
Arkansas Nelle
Heelaire
Henderson Ani
Andy Batu
Théoirey Basle
Kama
Vicksburg
Rival Louisiana Legislature Promulgates Conflicting Returns
The Custom-House Returning Board this morning issued election results for the Legislature differing notably from the Governor's prior promulgation. No state authority has delivered returns to the Custom House. The Republican press calls the report the official result, noting a Republican majority in both General Assembly branches. Federal troops still command the State House, with two legislatures likely to assemble—one recognized by the ro and one by the Custom House.
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Paleruing Board
United States District Court
Warmoth
Eighth District Court
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Secre
Wharton
Returning Board
Isabelle
Willee
Pegler
Austin
Deenerich
Custom-House Returning Board
United States Circuit
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United States Court
United States
Louisiana
Washington
United States Marshal
J Durell
Cnay
Leiden
General Assembly
United
Shik Pospadiione
Ashe Tn
Durell
House
Saecrees Board
Emory
B. Packam
Governor's Returning Board
Custom House
Thero
Customouae
Oil Markets Across Cities in Quiet Trading
Special dispatch reports a quiet, firmer oil market with limited New York data. Prices show crude bids around 3.50 at Parker's Landing, refined trades near 2.64 to 2.66, and Philadelphia quotes for crude 2a, refined 27a, while Pittsburgh and Toledo/Chicora areas note firmness and modest inquiry.
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Prrtssurs
Parker
New York
Philadelphia
Lower Creek
Tuunville
Albany Live Stock Market Report
Albany N L December 4 The market opened with a bustling attendance and steady receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices showed firm movement for good stock with demand for lower grades and lambs and wethers selling around eight dollars per hundred for certain classes. Wool and sheep sections ranged with fine wool lambs near six dollars and heavy stockers around twenty five dollars per head.
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Cate
Bohol
Cna
New York Cotton Goods Market Report Slips Amid Robbery Warning
New York on December 6 reports active commission houses and a quiet train market as cotton goods including brown sheetings and denim fabrics rise in price. Agents deliver flannels with higher prices while domestic and foreign goods face thefts from a leading robbery house amid ongoing market flux and uncertain demand.
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Traiin
The Whipping Post Scene in Newcastle Prison
A Newcastle prison yard scene describes two convicts receiving lashings at the post. A colored man and a mulatto youth endure cold, crowd jeers, and brutal, repeated blows as the sheriff oversees two sets of twenty lashes, ending with the post deserted.
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Newcastle
Delaware
Philadelph
Joe Smith
James Y Harrison Reg death penance loway pioneer dealer
James Y Harrison of Newark New Mexico and Sed An IMS pioneered in the West in roasting and grinding cogen goods. He built a large business with capital and machinery, employing many workers and becoming a familiar brand. He was a Christian gentle man active in Sabbath school and mission work. His death leaves a vacancy in business and public life, with services and tributes reflecting his longtime community role.
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James Y. Harrison
Loway
Newark
NM. J
Harrison
West
Flroightsis
Watalk
Wildassen
Amos
Grain market report from Milwatkin and Chicago
December reports show flour steady with premiums listed at 600 and 650 dollars. Wheat futures range around 91 and 125 for Nov contracts, with No 4 and No 2 Milwaukee figures noted. Barley holds steady with limited bids and corn sales around 40 cents per bushel for No 2 Chicago and railroad elevator transactions.
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Milwatkin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fires rage across Lower California borders devastate Ross Valley
From the San Diego Union a report describes fires along the boundary burning fifty square miles. The flames reached valleys long immune, with Ross Valley reportedly scorched entirely. Observers note smoke, heat, and a distant wind blowing from the desert as the city 40 miles away witnesses a hazy sky and a sun obscured by dense smoke.
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San Diego
Cal) Union
Lower California
Table Mountain
California
Elf
Thirty Millions Fate of the Burnhams Claim in England
Boston agent Charles Russell recounts a London will dated January 5 1655 that supposedly leaves all property to three Burnham brothers in America The will seen by three witnesses was not proved and may flag a claim to English assets By 1833 English law required suit within forty years led to a Portland Maine meeting electing a Burnham executive committee to pursue funding and legal action with a $5000 goal.
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Maine
England
Charles Russell
Boston
Benjamin Burnham
Liverpool
John
Thomas
Robert Burnham
America
Burnham
London
Russell
Bristol
George K. Burnham
E. 1, Burnham
Sumner Burnham
Charles Payson
No vember conflagration scenes and wholesale notes
The piece describes extreme heat in Boston during the November fire with melted granite leather and brick. It notes a melted brick wall at the rear of Gr e by Britler Johnson Co a wholesale hardware firm on Federal street. It also mentions an auction of a widow de ceased furniture in Paris and Buffalo New York reporting twenty thousand tons of ice ashes from a monster ice-house fire.
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Greby, Britler
Johnson &Co
Federal Street
Franklin and
High
Buffalo
New York
Union Republicans Meet Calls for National Assembly Dissolution
At a Union Republicans meeting in Credin yesterday presided by Lewis Blane speeches urged dissolving the National Assembly.
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Republicas
Union Republicans
Credin
Lewis Blane
National Assembly
Louisville Library Lottery Draws Prizes in Louisview
The Louisville Library Lottery results from Louisview Kentucky on December 7 list number 70,640 winning $15,000 and number peel winning $4,500. Also drawn were principal prizes including Now Loy with $11,200 and number 28085 with $5,000.
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Louisville
Louisview
Peel
Pew
Loy
Railroad sale at Mayoville unsettles investors
Corry and Pittsburg Railroad properties were sold at Mayoville to the trustees of first mortgage holders for a nominal sum. The price paid was reported as $0,000, a figure that drew comment from Mr Joseph Fairmer, noted as the wiser, though the amount was described as not large.
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Cuffalo, Corry and
Pittsburg
Mayoville
Joeph Fiatmer
Beecher Warns City Poised as Poverty Draws in Youth
The Brookly n congregation hears Mr Beecher discuss poverty and urban drift. He laments competition in cities and the flood of country youths leaping toward fortune, many falling into poverty or vice. He cites work, temptation, and crime in New York, including Castle Garden as a grim symbol.
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Brooklyn
Hudson
Connecticut
Poverty
Ile
New York
Greenwool
Mr. Beecher
Catie
Castle Garden
Dog Show at Wood's Museum Opens with Notable Exhibit
A December dog show at Wood's Museum opens with a parade of canine entrants from small poodles to ferocious bull dogs. Entries are ticketed for $1 each, and dogs of various breeds fill two floors. The display features prized breeds, including a double-nose pointer and several Russian and Prussian hounds, described with period reverence.
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London
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Canada
Conklin
Taylor
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Sirenus Monntney
F. Hi. Binder
Libby Prison
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