War and politics report from Wasu... March 22 1868
Telegraphed notes cover weather across upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys and Senate motions on national debt policy. Reports on executive sessions, extra sessions, land grants, Indian policy, nominations, bomb finds, a Chicago murder link, and a Lake Shore train wreck with multiple fatalities.
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Wasstxetes
Mississippi
Missouri
Washington
Wasuixcox
Senate
Mahone
Sargeant-at-arms
Kiddleburgh
Virginia
Riddleburgh
Congress
New York
Hainoise
Kirkwood
Land Office
Vondonville
Arkansas
Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad Company
Bere
Interior Department
R. D. Trowbridge
Indian Affairs
Swedish Lady Quartet Tonight and Local Notes
The Swedish Lady Quartet performs tonight. Notables in town include Col. George Noble and wife visiting, while Rev. Dr. Beatty travels to Atchison for Lent sermons. Mr. Propper plans a May departure to Southern California, and Dr. Howe presents twenty four ducks after a successful day. Local merchants announce new Hacks by Whitney and Donnelly Brothers, with carriages by James Coppingham, Son & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Herriott
George Noble
Marshall
Texas
Dolbee
Jourmal
Beatty
Atchison
EA. Propper
California
Propper
Howe
Chas
Levy
Whitney and
Donnelly Brothers
James Coppingham
Temperance reform in England to curb pubs and Sundays
Mr R Graham explained the Church of England Temperance Society's eight year work in England to stop drink and promote public opinion. The effort embraces Sunday closing, coffee taverns to replace victualing houses, and parish networks across Manchester Durham Lincoln and Liverpool. The program uses lay parish leaders, clubs for total abstainers, and small shareholding to widen support.
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New York Times
R. Graham
Church of England Temperance Society
Grace Hall
England
Graha
Graham
Bishop Potter
Beach
McKim
Rylance
Flagy
Wildes
Liverpool
Lancashire
Diocese of
Manchester
Durham
Lincoln
Hector
Flagg
Episcopal Church
Postal law and bills sent through the mails debated
The Valley Falls Register reprints a Commonwealth note arguing only newspaper proprietors may send bills by mail. Printed headings allow one cent postage for written bills over any distance, while wholly written bills incur three cents. Enclosed bills within papers or envelopes must pay full postage.
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Valley Falls Register
Commonwealth
Kansas City Produce and Stock Markets Report
Kansas City markets show wheat receipts six dishes and steady prices for corn and eggs. Livestock receipts 792 cattle and 2,207 in 34 hours with mixed forecasts. cattle, native steers, and feeders sold at varied prices as the market ends lower on some items.
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Kansas City
Dushela
Kansas
St Louis Produce Market Prices Report
Market notes from St Louis on March 22 show declines in wheat and corn with cash and May futures easing. Butter, eggs, bacon, and lard hold near steady to lower levels as traders await directions. eggs quoted Easter perfumery pricing and whiskey remains quiet.
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ST. Loris
Arkansas
Evening Shade
James
Andrew Mays
Wi. Branner
House of L.royal
Mrs. Koyal
Royel
ST. Louis
Stalled Livestock Prices From St Louis Market Report
Scarce hogs sold higher with prices around 5.75 to 5.85 per cwt and steady to firmer bids on mixed packing hogs. Cattle receipts and shipments showed active demand for western livestock with steers averaging about 4.25 to 4.60, cows and heifers around 3.60 to 4.65, and stockers near 3.00 to 4.65, with sizable receipts and several hundred head shipped.
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Medibay
Chicago Produce Market 1851 Flour and Wheat Prices
Chicago market notes show flour steady, wheat demand down with No 2 spring futures around 1.06 to 1.07 for April and May. pork unsettled with cash around 15.12 to 15.26 for May. corn and rye mixed. lard weak, butter steady. whiskey steady near 1.08.
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Chicago
Chago
Laku—Acthys
Rukia Cet
Chicago live stock market report details hogs and sheep
March 22 market activity shows hogs receipts 5500 with strong demand for good mixed packing and choice heavy at 96.00 to 95.40 while export and butcher categories fetch around 2.46 and 3.00 to 5.00. Sheep receipts 1500 with a fair market and natives offered up to 5.40.
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Orm
Menere
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Kas
Maren
Otice
Berkeley Street
Connecticut Street
Connecticut
Fomenet
Guy Clerk
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Deeg Store
Lawrance
Sas
United States
Uy Mae
Duevee House
Rady
BE. Wright
Wheera Wright
Do Wijceter
13 Street
Lawrence, Kas
Card. Reis
L. Sil Shaler
SEA OF Music
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Apely
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Warren Street
Mass Stree
Geni
White
Tale Agency
Idgar
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Pacific
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Hamburzydeburg
Metroptenn Ware Fire
Gienn Falls
Baas Hichanies
the National Bank of Leverence
United States Depository
Capital Side Ove
Biggie Amex
W. G. Coffin
Thacrhe Press
Hayley
Gage
Prarrs
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bani
Voorhees
Morrill
Morris
Ferry
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Conkling
Wasurxeter
Stewart L. Woodford
Southern District of
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Tern
L. F. Payne
Clinton D. MacDouglas
Henry
Maprip
Duka Assanas’ Palace
Caicaco
Seymour
Lake View
Cram
Cyprian
Mémo
Strom
Daeteot
United States Court
Fleming
Cressay
Hills
Schaerz
Bostos
Scharz
Windom
Col
Chas. K. Coleman
James Freeman Clark
Elliott
Harvard
Schurz
Executive Department
Eeas
Massachusetts
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Express
Nottingham
John Dale
Henderson
August Schneider
South Africa
Orraay
Leynox
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Transvaal
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Br. Peterssere
Nicholas Rusvakoff
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Hesse Helfmann
Agence Russe
Paris
Switzerland
Baach
Davenport
McKim, Smith
Costa
Potter
the Postal Law
Abla Paper Cab
New Aby
P. Bani U
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Bismarck Range
Burdett Smith & CO
Trey, N
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Maine
Maude
Uae
al New York
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Winthrop and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence, Kaz
Lea
Ingeborg Lofgran
Inga Ekstrom
Anna Cedergren
Emma Larson
MINA G@ SLAYTON
Alphonse Vaillante
Musica
Liberty Hall
Rosa’ Railroad Tebet
Slodal
Sheriffs Sale
Douglar County
Washington Long
A.C. Thompson
Fourth Judicial District Court
Douglas County
Lawrence
State of Kansas
C. Thompson
Jennett Thompson
Mary Z. Lane
Towit
Lehea
Hi Lane Place
City of
Lamerence
Herkeley Street
Brock No
Jane Place
Korthwesk
Schoul District
Berkley Street
Lown Ly
Appia
Lane Place
Djclong
Town
Block 16
Lane Place Aveation
Trence South Way
Seciining & Fert
Lave
Northend
Tange
Brkeley Strety
Oorlbesst
Lawn
Mary EF. Lane
Autiary
Sher
Doughze County
Emery
Crzrs
UTICE
Weloek
Nothwest
Menet
Perry & CO
Braden
Blakeman, Taylor
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