Election orders and voter registration noted in May reports
May dispatches from Washington report Secretary Boutwell discussing election timing before November or December and plans to sell gold and bonds totaling millions. Voter registration levels are said to be large, with a focus on race and turnout concerns.
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Change of Pension Agent and Old School Assembly Notes
Al Diepateh reports a pension agent change as a church and city record. The Old School Presbyterian General Assembly meets at brick Wavense and Whinty streets with delegates from Albany Alleghany Baltimore and more. The New School Assembly discusses reunion aims as Dr Fowler elected Moderator with 122 to 83 votes.
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Daytos May 20 Dispatch From Cincinnati Chronicle
Dispatch to the Cincinnati Chronicle dated May 20 reports Daytos events and local notes in concise form.
James Jones Shot Dead in Falmouth May Strike Exit
Falmouth May 20 report from the Dispatch to the Cincinnati Chronicle states James Jones was shot dead in an apparent attack. Local police investigation underway as details remain scarce.
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Convention agenda and reports on finance and infrastructure
Memphis dispatches describe a convention endorsing reforms to national banking laws, debt reduction, and usury repeal. It urges mining and manufactories support, a Bureau of Manufactures and Mining, and river improvements including levees and bridges. Committees seek congressional memorials and aid for internal improvements and Maury’s physical survey.
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English Press on Alabama Claims Debate in London
May 22 report from Loxnpon notes The Times and Pall Mall Gazette weighing Alabama claims and U S response. It cites Lord Aberdeen era documents via Francis Head and Mr Sumner’s stance while Britain’s stance toward Confederacy and indemnity analyzes potential lessons for Americans. A Belfast protest gathering of about 20 000 is mentioned amid Ireland church unrest.
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Washington envoy at Paris wishes U S friendship with France
Paris May 24 Mr Washburne expressed hearty wishes of the President for the happiness health of his Majesty and for the purity of France and for the enduring friendship of the two nations He noted his residence near the Court would aid the relations and welcomed as Minister near the Court a distinguished American statesman The rest discusses elections with government candidates leading and opposition set to vote heavily tomorrow
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Goldwin Smith Replies to Sumner on Reverdy Johnson Treaty
In Ithaca New York Professor Goldwin Smith addressed Cornell University and a large audience of citizens. He argued England acted in good faith amid the war and defended Palmerston and Gladstone as striving to do justice to the United States. He condemned Sumner’s anti England rhetoric as partisan and urged justice and peace with restrained praise for Britain.
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Turbulent Cuban battle yields heavy Spanish losses
A Havana dispatch reports a seven hour clash near Los Minas nine miles from Puerto Principe. General Leona and Lesca led a large Spanish force against Quesada Castello and 4000 rebels, aided by Marquis Santa Lucia. A battalion of Havana volunteers defected to the insurgents, leaving Spanish troops routed with substantial casualties among officers.
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Canby Issues Election Order for June Six Date
Canby issues an order for an election to be held on June sixth under the President’s proclamation. The order sets forth registration requirements and eligibility, granting ten days for registration excluding Sundays, with the date to be recorded as June fourteenth. Four polling places are designated, with adherence to existing congressional election laws in sixteen printed pages.
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Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Week For Cattle And Sheep
Cattle receipts total 1,023 head, up from 841 last week and last year's same period. Prices range from fair quality at 63 to 9 0 per hundredweight for better grades, with some decline noted. Sheep receipts 4,872, demand dull, prices 4 to 6 cents per pound gross, despite higher past week volumes.
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