Financial and political notes from Washington to New York
Dispatches across Washington and New York report the Treasury holding the $100,000 gold seized by the Freedmen's Bureau remains in Treasury vaults. The Civil Rights bill faces renewed committee reporting, while a national insurance bureau is discussed for government securities. Reports from New York detail Fenian activity, Irish celebrations, and military procurements with ships of arms moving toward Burlington Vermont and Canada. Gold prices fluctuate with the market. The 62d regiment heads home and the 7th Indiana cavalry departs for Indianapolis. A German man sells lease rights early and Semmes remains imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
Richmond
Freedmen's Bureau
Treasury
Banke
Judiciary Committee
House
National Insurance Bureau
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
National Bank
General Custar
Reconstruction Committee
Texas
New York
Sweeny
Park Place
Tressham
Murphy
Washington
Earl Russell
O'Mahony
99Th Regiment
National Guard
Knights of St. Patrick
Maison Doree
Union Square
Irish Societies of
Brooklyn
The
Herald
Albany
Burlington Vermont
New York City
Troy
Burlington Vt
Detroit
Sandusky
Buffino
Ogdensburg
Plattsburg
Montpelier
Burlington
Canada
62D Regiment
7Th Indiana Cavalry
Indianapolis
The Nation and New Orleans Mayoral Candidate
The Nation notes Congress sit in Washington under Johnson amid divided party pleas for restraint. It argues a conservative commission should probe authority and warns against dissolving Congress. New Orleans Democrats nominate Joan T. Monroe for mayor, a former rebel mayor jailed for nearly two years for oath resistance, with no Executive pardon yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Johnson
Sumner
Stevens
Phillips
Congress
New York
House
Senate
Washington
New Orleans
Joan T. Monroe
Monroe
Gen. Butler
United States
Freeport Markets March 13 1868 Price List and Lumber Trade
Weekly Freeport market sheet with prices for grain meats and livestock plus corrected lumber yard quotations from Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. Trade remains moderately active with generally weak lumber prices except shingles which are firm and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rowell & Co
Wisconsin
Michigan
Brewster House
Freeport
Illinois
Feneyng
Chicago
Boots and Valises Parade in Wadat Trade Row
Traders in Wadat move to secure trunks and valises in a busy goods market. Vendors claim demand for leather luggage is rising as travelers prepare for seasonal needs.
ITU Discloses Major Funds Involving Munn Burrell Mayer
ITU figures show RB Munn L F Burrell and E Mayer linked to a $300000 arrangement with $100000 portions noted. The document cites all of $100000 in relation to the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rb. Munn, L. F. Burrell, E. Mayer
Mail Register Train Schedules on Eastern Western Lines
The notice lists mail train arrivals and departures across multiple lines including Eastern Western and Southern with stations such as Du buque Galena Met Carroll Savana Sabula Dakota Davis Rav ine Miwaukee Cedarville Orangeville Oneco Buena Vista Monttree Derindavia Waterman's Mills Plum River Damascus MacDonnells Grove Silver Creek and more. It notes departures on set days and arrival times as well as office hours and posts a P M official signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Way
Southern
Western
Dubuque
Galena Western
Met
K. Judson
Trains Schedules Note From Multiple Rail Lines
Illinois Central North trains and North Western Galena division show arrivals and departures for passengers and freight. Listings include times for first and second passengers and freight trains, with trips to Chicago Freeport and other destinations. Western Union lines list going east and west trains with express and night services and freight slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Rail Road
North-Western Rail Road
Galena
Freeport
Chicago
Esteen
Western Union Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
Semmes
Semmies
Land of the Living
Freeport Markets
Dressen Park
W. W.smydts
W. W.smydhe
W. W. Reet
Furst National Bank
George Deforest
Eskom Mayer
B. Bidwell
I. A. Miller
J. Fry
Second National Bank
ITU
Capital
Paip UP
Jacob Rodearmel
William Young
H. C. Burchard
J. Wilson Shafter
John H. Addams
Willard P. Naramore
Walter P. Hunt
Thompson Wilcoxon
Alfred H. Wise
England
Ireland
Europe
JouNn H
Andams
Demas Barnes & Co
N. Y
Hagan
W. EB. Hagan
N.Y
Meonly
Demas
Barnes & CO
Mason Ani Hamlin
Trea
Mason & Tiamiln
Boston
Mason Brothers
Coe
Burr & Perry
Bosto
Reed
Austin & Co
Brown
Samson& Co
Reed, Cutler & Co
Seth W. Fowle
Wilson, Fairbank & Co
Henshaw Edmonds &Co
H.H. Hay
Portland Me
All Drugg
Barnes & Park
A.B
D. Sands
Stephen Paul & Co
Israel Minor & Co
McKesson & Robbins
A. L. Scovil & Co
M. Ward, Close & Co
Bush & Gale
Tryit
Bryan
Suy Bryan
Job, Moses
Courtland St
N. Y. Vl
Ayre
Ayer
Saarsaparilla
J.C. Ayer& Co
Lowell
Mass
Bammert & Burrell
Freeport Marble Works
Randal & Cutler
8. M. Coe & Snow
Chickering & Sons
George A. Prince
Wheeler & Wilson’s
Vianos
MRS
S. M. Coe & Snow
J. Mayer & Sons
Hamish
Stephenson Street
Exchange
A. No
Cooke
J Mayer & Sons
Geo. H. Reed & Co
Milwaukee
K.R
Grand Haven
Torr Hou
de Mas
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