Banquet to honor Kansas freedom supporters in Chicago
Friends of human freedom plan a December 10 banquet at Tremont House, Chicago, to celebrate their Illinois triumph over Richardson and Donatus and to mark the election success for free Kansas. The writer accepts an invitation from the committee and looks forward to joining the festivities and exchanging congratulations.
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Friends of Human Freedom
Ilinois
Richarnson
Donatas
Tremont House
Chicago
Friends of Free Kansas
New York Money Market Changes Reported
The New York Independent on the 20th notes a thorough change in the money market with stringency easing and discount rates down by one percent. Long dated paper gains favor over short as further rate declines are anticipated. Second class paper yields 9 to 10 percent and call loans ease to 7 percent.
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N. Y
Political Dispatch of November Vote and Candidates
Correcting the telegraphic dispatch, the official vote on November 4 shows Buchanan over Fremont with sectional figures across states and parties. It lists Democratic and Whig tallies, majorities for several officials, and congressional district results with Know Nothing influence and fusion effects noted.
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Minth Déate Tel
Timerio
Tatoo Winlansy
Republica
Cpe-E- Eee
Harris
Morrizon
Slaveocrat
Scancy
Thowinn
Reapubiligan
Morrison’s
Distered
Marshall
Slaveocrat Wiley
Hepubliest Shaw
Rlaveesrat
Rail
Bruiwall
Shaw
Allen
Varancy
Archer
Sisdith
Slaveoceat
Ray Here
Cere
Lancing
Aevy T
Smith
Washburne
Douglas
Trumbull
Chicago moves toward erecting a Merchant's Exchange
The article notes initial steps for building a Merchant's Exchange in Chicago with a site chosen and funds to be raised. It praises Chicago’s enterprise and confidence that financial backing will not lag, highlighting the city’s renowned spirit.
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Chicago
Chicago News Briefs Report Regular Trains and Crimes
Trains run regularly on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway with Michigan Southern depot times at 6 10 morning and 8 55 evening. George P Phillips arrested for stealing $3 from employer Frederick A Oldis. John Courtney, a nine year old from West Chicago, missing since Thursday morning Nov 18. Captain A Locke of the schooner Col Cook knocked overboard during a gale. George TH Hazleton's carriage stolen from Michigan Avenue. Police officers in pursuit of a thief. mayor suspends two policemen for disorderly conduct. New England Society to hold extensive annual celebration. Council allocates $500 for old smallpox hospital near the cemetery. Senator Tom Lyman visiting N B Judd. Corner name Randolph and Dearborn renamed from Young America to Revere House. William Welch charged with robbing Hogan's Pawn Shop near Lake and Franklin of $150 jewelry. Mayor Dyer cites fuel relief needs for poor families and proposes large scale wood purchase and resale at cost. Douglas paper notes fire at Zeitung office destroying type fixtures on the 1th inst with loss $1000 to $6000. no further details.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Col. Cook
Michael O'Leary
Dennis Coughliny
New England Society
Vinnois
Ton
Lyman
Frumbull
N. B. Judd
Randolph and
Dearborn
William Welch
Justice Milliken
John Hogan
Railroad links Galena to main southwestern line near Monroe
A Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad branch will connect with Galena’s road at a point thirteen miles west of Monroe, creating a through route to Dubuque via Warren and Frewxor in Pennsylvania. The Union Co nominates Frexowr for the 1800 campaign and the governor race list names John deans and Kuxaen. Official vote totals for President list Fruguent 187,497 Buchanan 170,874, Fit moun 28,185, Garni Surry 156.
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Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company
Herve
Galena
Monroe
Dubuque
Warren
Union Co. Atur
Jhon
Oma Eveertos—Ortictat
Uliio
Fruguent
Buchanas
Fit Moun
Garni Surry
Dodson & Lee Carpet Factory Fire At Man gun
The Dodson and Lee carpet works at Man gun was totally destroyed by fire on the 26th with losses around $20,000. Also noted were the murder of Mrs. Owen Bulder in Albany on the 25th with no clues to the killer, and the Navy lieutenant L Walker’s suicide in New York. Nine French prisoners of war who escaped Cayenne arrived in New York on the 25th aboard an American vessel. The steamer Harops departed New York on the 26th for Liverpool carrying 62 passengers and $562,000 in specie.
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Dodson & Lee
Mangun
Owen Bulder
Albany
Lieut. L. Walker
Navy
Chambers Street
New York
Iis
Erie
Cayenne
Demarara
Baltimore
New-York
Harops
New- York
Liverpool
Population growth and urban concentration in the era
A chained analysis notes the surging urban populations in the United States and Europe, listing percentage increases for cities like New York Philadelphia and Chicago. It contrasts rising city growth with rural decline and cites Paris London Vienna Berlin Glasgow Manchester Liverpool as similar trends. It also reports a Washington dispatch on Forsyth as minister to Mexico pressed for immediate creditor satisfaction and a possible Mexican territory concession to cover debts.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Europe
Paris
London
Vienna
Berlin
Glasgow
Manchester
Liverpool
Britain
England
Parie
France
Austria
Pennsylvania
New York City
New York State
Missouri
Mexico
Washington
Charleston
8. Co.) Standard
Forsyth
Mercy
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Any Voning
John C. Fremont
California
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Filmore
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Fillmore
Eastia
Pierce
Scott
Whig
Hale
Vreenol
Lierce
Boalt
Whale
Trereane
Tinsell
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Richardson
Morris
Bissell
Wood
Stamilton
Mavenerat
Bond
Yor
Aude
Usicent
Richer “Auon
Onernor
Tinmilton
Shetke
Fas
Tubele
Carey
Siupadctal
Neces
Beo Barber
Amoticum
Reese Neers
Dubsis
Casey
Viral
Waarhburne
Molony
Washbure
Farnaworth
Blais van Northwink
Farnsworth
Hovejoy
Oagved
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Wateh
Snyder
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Young
American
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Kellogg
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Seerees
Davidson
Twoe
God
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Grimshaw
Davis
Sharpe
Kyle
W.on
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St. Louis Intelligencer
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Phutins
Tyre
Texcanaro
Working Farmer
Aditvens Paeniaier McCreapy
Fallon Street
Sarerpay
Samme Extea
Aingty
Floroy
eRe
Merchant's Exchange
Geo. TH. Hazletor
Michigan Avenue
Ton “Beluegae
Minune
Orrice Desthoven GY Frar
Betteville Fridane
Zeitung
Zeitlung
Telegraph and Mail
Maas Naile
Hrastus Dentonya
al- Bhyah M. Denton
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
Gonpty
Aleo
Freeport
Novtimyr
H.N. Wphbard
Hobson
Mydawts Rao, Hobron
Tactimne Gidie
Pharge Supply Ar
M. Hor
I. N. Welch
Rochester
Fmenlx Hall
York
Vionk
Bec
Wisner
Washeu & & Warde Pymlee
Avery Wonton
Faryer
Roemster
Tabor
Lin
Wisper
Uetlig Fk
Darnty
Annaa Curtis
Aso
Ambrose
A W. Hall
Bira
Dntelkise
Hall
John Vetdurda
J, Kinbatl & Co
Wlizaneth J. Holmes
Picxard
Vanfiyning
Mary Moulton
Fr. Vickord
Vonilalla
Christiana C. White
Sarah KE. Jones
Iteuce
Areenville
M. Alexander
L. MS. Millard
the. Brown
Hanving
Hillsboro
Dune St
Jane Phillips
Virginia
Lena, Stephenson Co
Approgduntt
Jyedihiner Burrell
GobeEx
UYDE
Brewster Abd Wellia
Imperial
Keluher’s and
Sugar House
Syqup
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R& Wowell
R. M
Weyeeney
My Hobson
Real Satara
Aut Tit
Devine
Garden Street
High Lang
South Ety
Speedy Wale
Stephenson
Anid Shute
Wed
HM Lands
Frenport
Nora
Long
Att
Carroll
Bniaye
Illinois Central Railroad
Bom
Mydd & Hg
T Feima
Joe Bale
Lewa
Buts
Chauer
Stephenson Attert, Closing the Exchange Block, Enquire of 4 Now L&ttf
Ryyahe Maniattan Life Insurance Camps
Maghattan Lik
Myrace Greeley
Prospectuaga
Officy
Broadway
Woawrix
Monnas
EBAY
Minoia
Steepalenson County
MATA
Hoan John H. Adaaias
Winsin B. Fisher
Gen. Purinten
John K. Brewator
Loyx OR
John Hisck
Marty
Anabel W. Rice
Chae. Punall
Feo
Rice
Joan Black
Ino K
Baawstea
Engle & Stronm
Hari Wwanh
Atore
Penang
Ferebpors
LAWY
Exouan
Bard
News York
Kure
Ohation Almont
Cresent
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