Pacific Rail Road Progress and War Grave Totals in Ohio Report
The Lancaster Gazette summarizes a Col. Carter report on transcontinental railroad progress. It notes 30 percent abandonment west of Omaha, 807 miles from Chicago, 1706 from New York, with 212 miles under contract to open this year. It covers Central Pacific near Sacramento, and a national railway plan tying Atlantic and Pacific lines, plus war grave counts at national cemeteries and investigations into Ohio reform institutions.
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Fae Usibw Pacific Rathnoan
Col. J. Carter
Jtho
Carter
Omahia
Shicago
New York City
Chiego
Missouri
Omaha
Council Bluffs
New York
Chicago
Central Pacific Railroad of
California
Sucramento
Sacramento
Atlntic
Pacifia
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Testimony on Mr Howe purchases for the Lancaster Reform Farm
A chain of Lancaster witnesses including William E Baker editor of the Ohio Magazine and local merchants detail Mr Howe’s purchasing methods for the Reform Farm. They describe cautious, market price driven buys, documented bids and contracts, and indicate Howe’s reputation as a prudent buyer, with various vendors confirming low prices and strict accounting.
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House
Beer
Wreeneas
G. B Howe
Ohio Reform Farm and Sets
Committee On Reform School
Paides
W. Baker
Howe
Revene
William Ei. Baker
Lancaster
Ohio Magia
Edson B
Olds
Michael Stock
Mr. Howe
Michael Steck
Henry Orman
Mellows
H, Orman
John L
Tuthill
Moe
Tutbill
George Denton Aworn
George Denton
Jacob Ulrick Aworn
Lancasterm
Reber
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Jacobulrick
John Reber
Ulrick
Varys & Brother
Fovio
Lust
Isaiah Vorys
Voryr& Brother
John
A. Lam
Tosa
Charles Stropeleworn
Law
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Stropel
Philp Bauman
Philip Baumann
S.J. Wright Awain
J. Wright
J. Wright & Co
Toseph Reinmand
A. Thvoin Lancaster
Josepl *Ripkn
United States
Utter
Bankets
Broome, &E
Joseph Reinmund Charles Baumaister
Tama Atone
Chas Baumaister
William Vorse Acorn
Tate
Honey Orman
Orin
Nuasan
Fragmented 19th Century Ledger Notes and Speculations
A jumble of late 18th to 19th century items discusses debt, trade shifts, new textile styles, and political chatter. Mentions New York merchants planning tighter credit, a Paris expedition, and a MeJoF fore toward a two-year gap. Virginia fears migration of the colored population. local railroad expansions near Millersburg. pensions, elections, and a dock of political debates. Also covers a mysterious taxation mystery and a widening textile fiber discovery.
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Tile
A.T. Stewert
New York
Laco
Paris
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Eh Ranenster Gaete
Orbwold & Sutphen
Sorroms
Psorisipes
Thareday Ox Ieee Maronn
Eerie Natiratinn
Alemantia
Danganius
Dr. Seelye
Catarra
Rellerad
Sonnet
Catarehal Altos Bense
Losnen
Des. Spsslys
Wadley
Olgar
Aireene Aiea Wirostiany
Valong
Mamoroun Oy
Asus
Erekeia
Murglore
D. H. Seclye & Co
Freeport, Illinois
Sotadoy
Pullers Singh
Neatamy & van Behsade
Orlonna
Daphy
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Lancaster Gazette
Union OF the
Washington
Rochester Democrat
Gon
Aphomae
Watchon
Wicksharm
Mamphia
Columia
Helena
Ark
Mississippi
Grand Gall
Vicksburg
Corinth
Pinsburg Landing
Twelvecres
Tennessee River
Fort Donelson
Viet Field
Cumberland
Nashville
Hospital
Stone River
Chiuttanooga
Knoxville
Marietta
Andersonville
Savannah
Cumberland Gap
Gray London
Mi Springs
Perryville
Camp Nelson
Lebanon
Covington
Lex
Richmond
Danville
Columbia
Tenn
Montgomery
Ala
Shout Braves
Mobile
Ohio
Tee
Kephe
Hevomm Farm
Delhooy
Burker
Edson BD. Olds
Georges Denton
Jessa Anderson
Wischarize
Suchens
Lowe
A. W. Coan
Blockwood
James Martin
U, G. Rulter
W. 5. Baker
G. G. Beck
Laws
Dadian
Lute Ghia
Lancer
Nix
Rob
Whig
Enoch
Paris Academy of Sewnce
Jett
Chovan
New Yorker
Trent
Barbadres
Igor Asante
Aden
Boure Vt & Werman
O.krines
MeJoffervor Davin’ Thewlth
J.T
Monroe
United State
Virginia
Cleveland
Zanesville
Penge
Solomon Johnson
Lincoln
Bretolnae Clerie
Trewsery
Samuel Nowningg
Simao County
Waa
Jain Gray
Noble
Victoria
P. V. Nasby
Johnson
N.Y. Pritunes
Yalea
Gotton
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