National Hotel closing and political inflammatory notes
The item references the National Hotel at Washington closing amid a mêlée of political quotes. It notes Dred Scott in a domestic institution argument, reports a lightning strike injuring a Yard Till household, and mentions ill figures including Hon D C Chatfield and ex Senator Bayard as afflicted by an epidemic tied to the National Hotel. An extra Minnesota Legislature session is slated for April 27.
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Dred Scott
Congress
Monroe
House of
Dean
Kiwgers
Rochester Orion
Mattegon
Utica
Washington
D.C. Chatfield
Uinois
Bayard
Delasoyre
Minnesota
Veiled Murderess likeness noted in New York papers
The Troy Daily Times cites Mrs. Cunningham likeness as the Veiled Murderess. The bequest by the late Tra Couch of Chicago reaches 1,000,000 dollars. Thomas Parr dies at 150. doctor testifies the bones were sound and life changed by habits. Washington Territory legislature remains Republican. A white lead factory is set to begin in Dubuque. Town City papers switch to weekly issues to gain readers.
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People's Line
Joseph Myers
Chicago Post-Quice
J. G. Vaughan
Chicago Ziréune
Bank of Newcastle
Troy Daily Times
Thomas Parr
Harvey
Washington Territory
Dubuque
Town City
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Extenmynton
Coytin
Anta
Abe
Broadeay
West Indies
United States
Contar
Broadway
New York
Richardson
New-York
Whelesale
DEVO
Avoris
Crmadis
California
Almerton
Garda
Ingle & Slrorn
Tron and Steel
Navy Exchange Block
Mer
Sauls
Freeport
Saul
Anders
Atfesta
Renee Sebarth
Ray Gardwarke
Preeport
Ill
Chiu Chet
de Brater
Exouange
New-York City
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Puyang
York
Xtouk
Merehamia
Abd A. D. Barnum
Go Pray
Barnum
Dato
Taneeht
William Gettremy
Anacar
Uluren
Turton
Carrie
Erie
Arl
Barteyy
Prue
Eve
Moore & Darin
janSdawel
Pittybury
Cine Haak
War Department clerks and port collector named
Wmn R Dunkard of Va named Chief Clerk of the War Department. Judge J T Mason selected as Collector of the Port at Baltimore. New York spends 414740 yearly on gas. Chicago Democrats publish West railroad traffic showing 207858 more passengers than revenue for four main lines.
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War Department
J.T. Mason
Baltimore
New York
Chicago Democratic Pies
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