VICKERY BROS Stores Advertise Wide Variety in Evansville
A dense Evansville advertisement lists Vickery Bros offerings including cider Oldes in Iran-bound barrels and vegetable assortments. It promotes 76 Main St and 73 75 Main St locations with flour, vinegar, pickles, apples, bacon, hams, cornmeal, oats, mackerel, and sugar cured goods. Casale Viele Co. at Southwess Corner is also noted.
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Mpagne
Ohio
Vickery Bros
Vickerys
Wand
Mato St
Eis Ti
Bar- A
York Grocery advertisement at 7 Main Street New Orleans
An OCR fragment describes the York Grocery at 7 Main Street New Orleans offering sugar, hominy, buckwheat flour, cider, coffee, tea, bacon, dried beef, and other groceries wholesale and retail. It notes various prices and stock, highlighting blue teas and gunpowder tea.
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Nw York
Indiana State Geologist to assemble state fauna collection
Professor Cox, state geologist, plans a statewide birds and animals collection for the State Board of Agriculture. He sent his assistant Dr. Levers to Lebanon on Monday to buy a large local collection from a resident gentleman.
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Cox
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Levers
Lebanon
Confidence Men Bates and Gay Fleed After Small Hoard
A pair named Bates and Gay ran a confidence game on simple Indianapolis residents. They fled to another locality when fear of discovery grew. They bought items, forged two or three checks, but netted only forty to fifty dollars in total across their transactions.
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Bates and
Gay
Mass meeting urged to honor Fifteenth Amendment ratification
Colored citizens of Indianapolis plan a church gathering to celebrate ratification. The report cites no fewer than eight hundred Black voters in Marion County, who may hold the balance of power and influence the upcoming election.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Kentuckian Proposes Injunction Against Fifteenth Amendment
A Kentuckian urges a bill in equity to bar the Secretary of State and federal authorities from promulgating the Fifteenth Amendment as part of the Constitution. He claims the Amendment was not submitted for presidential approval and argues for an injunction similar to those used against railroad corporations.
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New York
United States
Secretary of State
Weather and politics in a busy Northeastern day
A heavy snow storm gripped New York with yesterday's blizzard hailed as the season's worst. In Cincinnati the Aldermen passed an Ohio Senate bill after House approval, becoming law. Reports note a laborer killed at Nbary Station and others injured, while medical examiners declare Townsend's murderer sane.
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New York
Cincinnati Board of Aldermen
Ohio State Senate
House
Congresses Records Pass as Iowa Ratifies Fifteenth Amendment
The Vice President submitted yesterday the resolutions of the Iowa Legislature ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment. Various resolutions were introduced including for the appointment of a Solicitor at the State Department and for adding clerks. A request to the President to open correspondence with Great Britain and other powers toward a common standard of correspondence. Also land grants to aid a Dakota to Iowa railroad project. The House reports on a different matter from Committee on War and Police. A revolutionary proceeding is noted with witnesses from a jury drawn from members of the House.
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Senate
Iowa
State Department
Great Britain
Dakota Territory
Debate on Globe publication and constitutional note proposal
The article notes attempts to limit Globe publication expenses and Dawes proposed abolishing the funding. Garfield sought to amend the bill declaring Globe wasteful. Ingersoll floated a constitutional amendment to authorize U S notes as legal tender. Kond objected as Foster Coyode contested election case proceeded with Coyote seated. Darinevee and Palins sought excusal from elections committee duties.
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Congressional Globe
Globe
The
Ingersoll
Save
Judiciary Committees
Congress
U. & Notes
Kond
Foster-Coyode
Covode
Advo- Darinevee
Palins
Committee On Elections
Telegraph Roundup of Late Washington and Paris News
Atlantic Cable reports great Paris excitement and the arrest of Rochefort. Also items from New York and Virginia Legislature including the Governor's message and late Washington news items.
Virginia Legislature Adams to remove political disabilities
The Virginia Legislature met at noon with the House voting 109 to 10 to urge Congress to remove political disabilities of Virginians. The Governor's message praised the General Assembly, urged unity, and outlined a creed of honesty, economy, and universal suffrage along with expansions of emigration and tariff equalization. London news reports Queen's speech, Irish unrest, and a planned cross Atlantic cable contract for £600,000.
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American Union
United States
Virginia
Commonwealth
Isabel
London
Ireland
Oxford
Cambridge
Rochefort
Wales
Rhode Island
Oxford University
John B. Karslake
London Globe
Wladstone
Rogers
Windsor
Maine
Southampton
New York
Supreme Court ruling stirs New York financial markets
The New York financial world follows yesterday's Supreme Court decision on the legal tender act and its impact on markets. Bonded railroads issuing pre 1862 debt total 110 million dollars with interest gaps between currency and gold estimated at 1.526 million. New York Central bonds 2 million due February 1. 1.4 million paid. Rhode Island firm faces 1.2 million due by July. stock sale premium above twenty percent offsets gold bond costs. State obligations totaling 185 million dollars have seen interest paid since 1862, with payments suspended in some states.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Central
Erie
Harlem
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Illinois Central
Pittsburg & Northwestern
Rock Island
St. Paul
Wabash
New York Central Company
Rhode Island
Reconstruction Committee Advances Universal and Individual Disability Bills
Washington notes indicate the Reconstruction Committee instructs its Chairman to report a universal disability bill requiring petition and court application and an individual disability bill covering about three thousand names including those previously recommended for clemency. Juror selection from House members on contested elections is held in abeyance as a snow storm rages.
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Washington
Reconstruction Committee
House
Committee of Elections
Illinois Convention Accounts and Public notices
The Illinois Constitutional Convention reported a claim against Ex-Governor Joel A. Mattison totaling 266 515 including interest. Resignation of Dr. Andrew McFarland as Superintendent of the Illinois Insane Asylum in Jacksonville was accepted. Obsequies for George Peabody were held in Boston with notable attendees. Prince Arthur's departure from Peabody to Montreal followed. An explosion in Boston damaged property worth 4000. A Cuban independence acknowledgment resolution advanced in Fenton. General Doyle rumored to go to Montreal as Nova Scotia governor, snow and slush in Philadelphia, paid fire department ordinance in Piringuette, and Hungary’s former finance minister Convoy moves to Vienna as Imperial Financial Minister.
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Chicago
Illinois Constitutional Convention
State of Illinois
Joel A. Mattison
Matton
George Peabody
Mr. Winthrop
Prince Arthur
Farragut
Claflin
Thornton
Capt
Camerell
Gov. Chamberlain
Dancing Academy Opens at Masonia Hall by Holfelder and Seemann
Holfelder and Seemann announce a new dancing course at Masonia Hall First Stop National Hall. They offer rates for gentlemen who have taken a prior course and those new to dance as well as ladies and children. A masquerade suit service is available at reasonable rates. References available.
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TOY Vlfelder
Seemann
Masonia Hall
Holfelder
From Evansville Area items and sales notices
The page lists early seed offers at retail prices and a mixed batch of legal notices. It includes seeds for sale in Cleveland Ohio and detailed real estate sale notices from Vanderburgh County Indiana with private sale terms and public auction dates. The notices specify Lot numbers, block details, and payment schedules.
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Circuit Court
Vanderburgh County
Indiana
Coust
Evenaville
Salt County
Towit
Greekaville
Evansvvll'a
Jesse Ww. Aleer
R. A. Hin
Feddliaw
Court of Common Pleas
Vanderbare County
State of
Court House
Evansville
Gald
Lloewitt
Eyausevilla
Reehold Surety
Jesse W. Walker
Big Tin Hynes, Ait’s. Fes Dltewin
United States Mutual Benefit Company of New York City
An Indiana registered life benefit society offers divisions of age based plans with a $125000 capital and $1000 member cap. It lists officers including Hon H H Goodman president and Rev George A Hubbell vice president, with a dispatch on death assessments and certificates up to options of $5000 and $265 benefit, inviting inquiries and circulars.
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United State Mutual Benefit Company of
New York City
H.H. Goodman
U. S, Naval
George A. Hubbell
M. J. Church
Brooklyn
H. PF. Booth
Ward
Wall Street
John F. Dryden
Indiana
Jean
Beneft
Iyvision
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Main St
Applea
Rome
Sennieuk
Rossets
Au Rival
Torgale
RY Bros
Pearl Barisy
Erey Bros
Maid St
Hoad
Sale
Vickery Neon
Casales Viele & CO
Rockline
Soutiswess Corner
Sycamore Streets
Evansville, Ind
Banlid
Ist Street
ISH
Dalzell
Water Street
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Ahbiages
Glen « Co
Erat
Lee Pittivonl
Carter
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Eeyens
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York Grocery
Main Street
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Orleans
WI York
Arrels Choice Wisconsn
Sons, Scoville & Mof
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Wand To & W
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LII Journal
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Townsend
D. W. King
Commission
Hartford
Conun
Connecticut
Brartford
Buckingham
Jowett
Thome
Missour
Missouri
J. Hhuld
Princeton College
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Fred
Princein
Tite
Hat Bras
Higueritas
la Platte
South American
Central Pacific
Joseph
Pene
Ile
Commodore Vanderbilt
Flory Va. van Lyke
United States District Court
Jefferson City
Pignt
Supreme Court
Hadson City
New Jersey
Wm. J. Woot
Sip
Twenty-Third Street
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Mars
Ato
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Custom and
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Foster, Milley, King and Lodge
M. B E. Church
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New York News
Virginia Legislativn Proceedings
Atlantic Cable
Paris
Foreign News
England
France
Belleville
Neetead
Rere
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Rue St. Maur
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Aux Belles
Strasbourg
la Villette
Rue de Vlandre
Beulleville
Gustave Flourens
Flourens
Rue du Faubourg
du Temple
Rue du Faubourg du Temple
Prince Eugene
Gustave Fiourens
Vr. S
Gorns Legislatif
M. Koratis
Roohefort
Friends of
Boston
Peabody
Montreal
Hanover and
Salem Streets
Halfax
Gen. Doyle
Nova Scotia
Tupper
Puiapetrata
Common Council
Vienna
Hungary
George Morgan
Port Jervis
Grange County
Jacim
John M. Smith
J. H. Horst
Hramsdelis Norway Oats
Buelkel
Estdine Co
Heed
Leveland
Aureat
Goward
Woodrow
Anna Helbling
Mary
Edwin
Baier
Theodore Sondermann
Bonnie Gilman
Alfred Bolud
Mary Ann Bolus
Penelope Boia
Vanderbo Coun
Soren Botapeon
Sorensos
Toemas, Garvin
Ase Igleheart & Son
Atorneys
Prmd Es Ese Sensi
Cenes Eestawee Assimament
Nice
Gence
Jilimels Lows
Ofice
N. Tilinels
Omece
South
Second Burne, Een Ville Indians
Vanverburgh
Posey
Gibson
Knox
Wet
Rick and Spencer
Crescent City
Rappler & Salmon
Gorell
Matice
Sidiox
Dromateus
Siwayi
Baie
Mar Feourera
Gilii Teh
Vaneyviego
Adt
Rene
Yar Ook Dee
Ft Uw Ior
Ead
Oman
Philly
Adoor
Hewson Jonna
Kapmond
Iloy
Marthe
Ponta
Tore
Smesee
Meck
Peter
Snell Jamen
Sitiivon Diadelia
Lowe Enlarulmient
Beets Bernhard
Alley
Witeru Alexander
Kasthan
Aexnes
Rer
Ukay
Esate
Apes Owen
Merehall Apes
Povita H. Mille Wind
Petia
Eer Weil Pie
Wilacter Iziia Te Steere
Arerey
Martin Awo
Arland
Goodaeliza
Lanagere Danning, Fees c
Shane
Margrove
Diane
Janta
Whruisiste
Bea
Lilliston
LOK Hart
snGei
Casper
Laroem
Soamese
Jon Beredins
Lockwood
Iso
I. A. Cour
Barat
York
Atis
Geer Srasia
SS Gretu Bs
Pacery
Cher To Wat Bil
Tony
Meenah
Mieutal Tea Store
Boat Stores
Oxi
J. Glenzion
SOX
Poralnto
Optey Petine
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