Connecticut election and national finance tensions unfold
The Enquirer reports a Connecticut Republican delegation in Washington seeking Georgia and Texas admission and a Proclamation to enfranchise 1500 colored voters for next Monday’s election. It notes President Wiley is blocked. government probes revenue stamps. Ohio notes an annual railroad report. Wilson praised by Cincinnati Chronicle. and criticism of Republican stance on bank interest and the national debt funding plan.
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Washington
Georgia
Texas
Cartiel
Cincinnati Chronicle
Von
Fr. Wilson
Milena
Wilson
Tykoa
Agaginet Theae Banka
Portsmouth
Tepublican
Jess
National Banka
National Bank
John Sherman
Ohio
Financial Department
Gen. Grant
Township Candidates Nominated at Court House Meeting
Citizens formed in Elk Township to elect trustees and officers with Thomas McAllister Henry Clark Isaac Long Edward Holland William D. Gold Jesse Ullom A Hunter Francis M Dowd as trustees and clerk. Radicals renominated the old slate amid calls for change and aid for soldier widows. Troops refused for Tennessee sparked by Governor Grant request and Tennessee invasion concerns. A Des Moines strike over boost in bow count led to rioting and police deployment in Chicago.
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Butler County Suits First National Bank for Treasury Funds
The Butler County Preasry Imbroglio sees the Court of Common Pleas suit the First National Bank of Hamilton to recover money and interest deemed legally attained from the county treasury. The case seeks 867,500 plus interest, including 25,500 loaned by Treasurer Lindley later refused by the bank. Prosecution is led by John W. Wilson with aid from Lvallandigham and D. A. Ders, and other Dayton and Hamilton attorneys, signaling further suits to come.
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Ohio
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Dayton
Millikin, Fame
Vandervear, Crané and Gilnore
Lamilton Cincinnate Enquirer
St Louis Bridges The Lill Act Governs Toll Bridge Across Mississippi
Missouri legislation authorizes the Alton and St Charles Bridge Company to build and maintain a toll bridge from Madison County to the Missouri side across the Mississippi River. The bridge must meet strict elevations, span lengths, and pier orientation, include railroad tracks for transit, and be designated as a part of the United States highway system. Legal actions may be heard in the federal district court if navigation is obstructed.
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Coburn
Tulliana
Alton and St. Charles Bridge Company
Madison County
Mississippi River
Missouri
District Court of the United States
United States
Fragmented Rail Company Transcript Reveals Outdated Trade Terms
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses Chesapeake and Ohio, rail lines, and transportation outlets, mentioning towns, routes, and potential intercity connections. It references Vestoria and Virginia area rail development, with hints of competition among Western lines and fare considerations.
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