Private Soldiers Convention Held In Wagner's Hall
A convention of private soldiers met Tuesday the 15th at Wagner's Hall. A. W. Blaine was chosen chairman and William Hewitt secretary. A committee including Gleason, Vannes, Sweet, Miller, Butt, Walkinshaw, Wells, Allen, and Gardner was formed to raise funds for delegates to the Private Soldiers National Convention in Lansing on Oct 21. The gathering adjourned to Oct 19 with strong attendance expected. Separately, Republicans celebrated October elections with bonfires and torchlight processions, then moved to Eagle Hall for an excellent apaches display by Colonel Messmore of Grand Rapids. The Grant Club's Colby called the meeting to order. the Glee Club and Miss Barney provided musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capmen
Eagle Hall
Col. Messmore
Mr. Colby
Grant Club
Glee Club
C. W. Beecher
Misread Festive Meeting Attended by Voters and Women
A chaotic scene describes a large gathering with 600 tables and 600 diners including 100 women and children. Three foreign speakers addressed the crowd praising recent Greeley victories in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana while one speaker suffered a nervous attack and later spoke for about three quarters of an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tndiany
Alf
Sif
Cout
Indiana
Indiana, Claiming Notwithstanding, Great Greeley
Rapeaker
Canal Two Thoura
Gresley
Public Mill Yard status and city control report
Special Committees report finds the Mill Yard is public ground for use as a Public Yard or Public Park and that the City Council has control over street and grounds. Note encroachments by H. J. Perrin & Co. and recommend the City Attorney order removal. Also fixes election sites in wards one two and three and assigns related duties. Includes quarterly fire department expense and bills approved for wood police services and marshal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mill Yard
H. J. Perrin & Co
Moaura
J. BR. Ferevson
J. Accammns Onan Epwamp Mancer
Ald. Ferguson
Ald
Bull
W. D. Adams
Evans
Barpoe
Republican Club
D&c
Fire Department
D. Bauer
Sds
Cleveland
M.O
Township actions on North Fish Lake Ditch petitions
On motion of Mr Townsend the item was adopted. Mr Powell presented petitions from several Fredonis Township residents concerning the North Fish Lake Ditch. The matter was referred to the Committee on Drainage. The board adjourned until tomorrow at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Powell
Fredonis
Fish Lake Ditch
A Committee On Drainage
Messia
Cobb
Huston
Barton
Clark
Gifford
Preston
Snyder
Wisner
Committee On
Peterman’s Tonic Cough Elixir and Vegetine Advertised
Coughs colds pneumonia and lung inflammation are aided by Peterman’s Tonic Cough Elixir and Vegetine. Vegetine claims to renew lifeless blood, carry off putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels and impart vigor to the body.
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Peterman
Notice to settle accounts of Dre Bagley & Son
All persons indebted to the late firm of Dre Bagley & Son are requested to call and settle their accounts at once. The senior partner has withdrawn, and all partnership accounts must be settled immediately. Books are kept by Dr L B Bagley at No 4 Madison Street. Macshall, Aug 1, 1872. Sm7Aug
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Dre. A Bagley & Son
L. B. Bagley
Madison Street
Macshall
Aug
Burta& Peck
Wm.'l
Willard Campaign Speech Draws Large Republican Crowd
The Hon George Willard spoke for nearly two hours to a large enthusiastic audience in the Congression District. He outlined the Originisti platform and dissected leaders Horace White and Lyman Trumbull, quoted Horace Greeley, and presented a defense of Grant and Republican principles amid calls for Republican victory. The Detroit Journal notes the speech captivated listeners despite election news interruptions.
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Willard
Congress
Jackson
Detroit
J’est
Othenya
George Willard
Eleation News
Originisti Platform
T Jed
Horace White
Lymann Trumbull
Mr. White
Illinois
Grant
Trumbull
Horace Greeley
Chicago
Zrduns
Carl Schurz
Cincinnati
Greeley
Iie
Annual meeting of county Board of Supervisors in Bagle Hall
The 1872 gathering at the Court Room in Bagle Hall began with Clerk calling roll of members including Beach P J, Pannfield, Barter W S, Burlington, and others. Loomis Hutchinson was elected chairman on the third ballot, Townsend seconded, and the previous board rules were adopted. The motion for two sessions daily failed. Adjournment set to 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Mownpay
Board of Supervisors
Bagle Hall
Beach J. P
Pannfield
Barter W
Burlington
Gridley Abram
Albion
Gifford J. M
Clarence
Hutchinson Loomia
Emmett
Dewitt William
Marshall
Huston Robert
Marshall City
Pratt Seth
Bedford
Patchin J
Tekonsha
Prenton A. E
Battle Creek City
Powell, William
Fredonia
Shipp Joseph
Eckford
Sandorson R
Newton
Snyder
Homer
Thomas H
Lee
Townsend Lewis
Marengo
Wisnot J
Athens
Walkinshaw J
Genvis
Wakefield
G.N
Bench
David S
R. Sanderson
Loomis Hutchinson
Lewis Townsend
Wm. Cook
Lowia Townsend
Hutchinson
Turspay
Por—Brown
Gifford
Preston
Townsend
Huston
Pratt
Af . P. Beach
Clark
Beach Wits
Alkinshaw
Gifford and
Putshin
Cook, Brown and
Lownzend
Second Annual Meeting Programme at Jackson Baptist Church
At the Second Annual Meeting of the Association the Jackson Baptist Church hosts a full day program on Friday October 25 including opening exercises committee appointments reports from the board and state missionary an address by Rev Dr Warren Randolph of Philadelphia a luncheon and election of officers afternoon sessions feature an address on Sunday School Extension by Prof EK Olney with questions on state work fundraising denominational literature and duties of pastors to the Sunday School followed by miscellaneous business
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Jackson
Warran Randolph
Philadelphia
Bible and Publication Society
Ek, Olney
Ann Arbor
Sinta
Addrese
M. G. Hodge
Halamazoo
New York Money and Commodity Market Rundown
New York markets show easing call loans around 85 to 89 percent, mercantile paper still high at about 10 percent, and gold closing near 1122. Exporters cheer sterling at long sight around 1085 to 1087 and short at 1104. Cotton rises to 191, signaling possible dry goods demand after election excitement. Wool remains dull, flour steady, wheat unsettled, corn and oats quiet, pork and lard firm, butter steady, eggs soft, groceries active, coffee firm, sugar easing then rallying.
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Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ric Ooffee
University opens doors to parental knowledge at Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor on October 10, a college note reports 130 Verdant youths joined the university ranks, including thirty women. The piece discusses co education, professional schools slow to fill, and calls for higher admission standards. It notes support for General Grant’s reflection, Horace Greeley as honorary Farmer Club member, and a humorous nudge about a westward departure on Salt River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Eprron Statesman
Parenut of Knowledge
Lndies
Mwag
Horace
Farmera Club
Salt River
Market Report from Dorsoir 1872 October 15
Daily business remains satisfactory across departments with price stability in many goods. Commodities such as hard oil, turpentine, kerosene, and dry goods show varied movements while fruits, meats, and grains display mixed activity and anticipated seasonal prices, including subdued winter outlooks and steady stock levels.
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H. Ve
Hia City
Heald
Wagner’s
Tucsgy
Bink
Rick
Sheersian
Gill's
Jawelry
Bratetredt
Daiahd
Batkoy
Feacand
Idoha Ae ‘Globien Bice
Wattles & C O
Soldiers’ Convention
Great Greeley Ficnic
Han Jnat
Gamvins
London
Caliporbia
Aegis
Common Council
Mownay
John Quigley
Hamilton ‘Street
P. Mitchell
State Street
Cronin
Ferguson
Mitchell
Curried
Karstaddt
Ald. Alexander
Evwanp Lauri
Gridley
B. Fancher
Richmonds & Backus
Gee, Willard & Co
Alonzo Grant
J. G
Stetson
Wm. Sweet, Jr
Cabb
Bouch & Cook's
H. B. Bagley
Frank
Seth Lewis
Statesman Office
Marshall, Mich
J. Sre Marshall
Ion
Mr. Wierd
Michigan Baptist 'S
Sisnion
Childrens’ Meeting
Commercial
NEW York Markets
New. York
Opt
Oig, &O
Alwoas Goods
Niagara
Sustennston Buinas
Statesman
Maraball
Entenmbly
Niagara Fall
Clifton
Canada
Wiliam‘ Morgan
Barnard
Morgan
Mason
Cardiff
Erie Bridge
Charlotte Temple
Estray
Marengo Village
Howard
Tax Starxgman
Teuakgls
T. R. Chittenden
B. Faust. Marshall
Mic
Knight
Colwell & Meriam
Thin Elty
Meriam
H, H, Mertain
L. S
Havana
Western
Marshall Produce Market
Wm. Ho Raymond
Botpar Boll
Genet
LYONS
J. & S. V. R. Lepper
Z. WM. Lester
TUST
C. P. Dibble & Son
P. Dibble & Son
Gilbert & Brownson
State St
John EK
Carmany , Co
The
Overland
Jirniah
Can
Witsain
G. M. Demarest
Marabali
WaepsTet
Mareball
Qalboun County
Eagle Drug Store
Eagle Block
Atock
H. H. Meriam
W. Moore
Colwell & Mechem
Johnny Butler
Armour'ss
Ingersoll’s
Ingersoll
Carhart
Burk & CO
B. W. Allen
Woodward Avenue
Mion
J. A. Roys
Poatotlice
D. D. Mallory &C
Jefferson Avenue
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