Financial summary from the Comptroller of the Currency report
The report notes August and September circulation changes with a net decrease of 236,989 and a yearly rise in National Bank notes to 99,654,713. It lists legal tender deposits, total National Bank notes outstanding at October 1, 1880, and United States currency in circulation. Public debt figures, treasury cash, and recent payroll payment to Miss Taylor are included, plus land office surveys and mint coinage for September. Reports on Post Office mail volume, presidential travel, and various political and international items follow.
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Washington
National Gold Bank
United States
Treasury
Zachary Taylor
Treasury Department
Taylor
General Land Office
United States Mint
Post Office Department
Hayes
East Coast News Briefs Record Bankruptcies and Elections
The East reports Tur Albion Print Works in Conshohocken Pa suspending payment and assigning assets for creditors as losses drive liquidation. Census data show New England total 4 014 308 in ten years. Political nominations spread across Eastern states with Greenback Republican and Democratic names listed. A New York horse distemper outbreak hampers travel. Burns statue unveiled in Central Park with an oration by George W Curtis. Edward Powers accused of murder in Manchester New York. Robbery indictments and Brockway gets eight-year sentence in Providence. Pan Presbyterian Council adjourns after finishing business in Philadelphia. Dr Gorensen convicted of murder in the trial degree. Robinson Lord & Co announces failure in New York.
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Tur Albion Print Works Company
Conshohocken
Philadelphia
Pan-Presbyterian Council
New England
Greenback
New Hampshire
la Farelle
John F. Woodbury
Dudley T. Chase
New York
John H. Ketcham
John van Voorhis
Myron P. Bush
Massachusetts
William Gaston
Judge Nilton
William A. Russell
Massachutts
J. N. Buffum
Francis R. Gilbert
Dupon Tenny Winton
Congress
Ist
Jewell
National Republican Committee
Virginia
Duin
Robert Burns
Central Park
George William Curtis
Edward Powers
John Blanchard
Manchester
N.Y
Grand Jury
Lawrence Br.derome
Patchell and
McGibbon
Wall Street
Brockway
Forcr
Providence
Gorensen
Robinson, Lord & Co
Indianapolis Gas Tragedy Strikes Forrester Couple
At the Pyle house in Indianapolis on the night of the 98th St Mr James Forrester and his wife retired after breathing escaping gas. He died and she was not expected to live. Also noted is a court ruling on fall election county and municipal offices and of an epizootic among horses in Indianapolis. A national revision of surviving Civil War prisoners was held there with General Streight presiding.
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Cairnanan
Alt
Yakoob Khan
Farrah
Yakoob
Ameer
Rome
Humbert
Italia
Paris
Ist
France
England
Turkey
Caritats
Diauxa
Ijlavana
Luis Marenco
Cuba
Chihuatin
Mexico
Victoria
Melbourne
Australia
Lord Mountmorrin
Anisvatow
Dubblin
Ryan Foley
County Sligo
Boylan
Cross Magnin
Pannen
Cork
Ireland
Ba. Prrensiuna
Russia
Seymai
Vienna
Constitutional Party
Cueany
Dungarvan
County Waterford
Kingston
Canada
Indianapolis
James Forrester
Pyle
Forrester
Tun Supreme Court
California
Streight
Nunby Mas
Maine
Ant
Toledo
Kernor
Eslandy
Tse
Neo York
Soptaumbar Ih
Gineral Hancocksand
Moe
Gineral Stinger
Mississippi
Lee
Appomattox
Hancock
Patsy O'Shaughnessy
New Jersey
Brue
Pernoteuy V. Nasey
Wuldlaot
Utes treaty payment and assorted 19th century notices
Washington reports on the Ute treaty papers signed by 577 Indians with $75,000 to be paid under the agreement. Government plans unspecified removal next spring. Also notes horses struck by epizootic across New York and New Jersey, a New York linen firm’s failure, a church gallery collapse in Manchester, tariff and crime items, and U.S. postal and tax updates.
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Russenn
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Davin Devanass & Co
Manchester
Eng
Gothard
Milwaukee
Will Parsnips
Fahey
Richmond Hill
Ont
United States Postal Service
Treasury
Europe
Connecticut
Sixteenth
Congress
O. Vanderpool
A. d. Clements
Pleurg-Pneumonta
Lancashire
United States Grand Jury
Atlanta
Eibt
Georgia
United States Revenue
Stewart
Hancock Brutality Alleged in Fifth Wisconsin Controversy
Lancaster Wisconsin claims General Hancock brutalized volunteers including water denial and harsh punishments during a march from Williansburg to Yorktown. The exposé cites diary passages via Dr Castleman and letters from Dr Ingersoll and Langridge, urging vigilance as Hancock seeks the presidency.
General Grant Doduca His Poston Poe
At a Warren Ohio political gathering on September 28 Senator Conkling introduced ex President Grant who read a brief statement of his political stance. He denounced the Democratic party as a threat to life property and public credit and urged unity to defeat it. He criticized Hancock and called for harmony between sections while praising Republican aims and strong central government.
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Warren
Ohio
Conkling
Grant
Ho Aponkor
Thay
Politi
Bonn
Shire
Doeray
Korky
Donald Tan
Ahotoe
Thor Otildeon
Sivas Tidy
Avery Atl
Tolventes
Union
Republican Party
Mie Damocrathy
Union Olvan
Republiain
Klnoo
Ant
Tourgeo
Danocratic Party
Monvock
Buchanan
Hancock
Sovassin Protlivious
Dadanapolis Journal
Dani
Wicksville
Hendricks
Thurman
Old Bucha
Hancouk
Iowa
Johson
Johnson
South
Transon
Hoe
Segular
Louisiana
Iman
Mars
Hancock and the GreenbackFaction in Southern Politics
A long critical tirade alleges Hancock aligns with Southern rebels, accuses him of insincerity, and portrays him as a tool of Johnson’s policies. It critiques his record, loyalty to the Constitution, and ties to Greenback advocates while contrasting Northern and Southern partisan dynamics and potential consequences if elected.
Political fallout after Maine election sparks hoped greenback surge
An excerpt depicts General Hancock and allied figures reacting to Maine’s results. Plans for coordinating Greenback support emerge, with calls to mobilize Kentuckians to influence Indiana and New Jersey amid a broader strategic push for November.
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Monticello Express
Firet St., Monticello, Jows
Attorneys-At-Law
A. J. Monroe
LAW and Justice of
the Penas
Thia
Board of Supervisors
Podhaski
Bradley Stuart
Ustior
Jacobs
First Street
Monticello
Herrick & Coxsee
Jones Co
Dubuque
Delaware
Jones and Linn
Monticello National Bank
M. M. Moulto Torney-At-Law and
Roranr Pun. , Lic
Doxace & Righby’s
Jouca Co
Jows
F. M. Ellis
Maiarshalltown
Bankers
Eeeee Et Co. W. & CG. L. Lovell, Ankers
Transnet
Stuhler’s Block
Opera House
National Bank
M. L. Carpenter
Farwell
I. M. Carpenter
R. P. Smith
G. W. Lovell
M. L. Carvent
Merly
Carpenter & Lovell's Bank
Blacksmiths & Carriagemer's
H. H. Stark
North Cedar Street
Ita
Iawa
H.W. Stark
John&. Rigby
Anteret ‘Street
Fred Reichenbach
Hans
Coyle
Cedar Street
Postoffice
Tes Kahnne Price
B. Rundle
Dyer & Co
Bentley
Dexter
Jenkins' F Wagon
Town
Starks
Lyousse
E Sale and Feed
Dubusque
Cedar Rapid
Burnett
Palmey
Railroad
W. Abel
Mitten and Glove Factory
Jen Ne Sea
C. A. Whiting
West
Chicago
Gooda
Monticella
Lawn
ManNuracoren
W A. Mirick
Dunham & Leichardts
F. Merriman
Ofice
Abel
Cedar Strecht
Monthens Town
Calla
T. C
J. W. Mershon
Dyer's Block
Galle
J. R. Stillman
Justice of the Peace & Notary Public
Groesbeck
A. E. Chesterfield
A. RK. Chesterfield
Myscot
Lverwele Mica Company
Ata Si
PLU, Hey ii
TRADE
Mark
George A. Clark
Moody Brothers
MO. D. Dyer & CO
W. H. Proctor
D. Co. Tice
Alway's
Times
D.C
J. B. Simpson
J.B. Simpson
J. B. Simpson's Medicine CO
Main St
Buffalo
Soelje Tiaires
AVTER
T. W. Wood
Prigea
D. C. Hazard
Stabler's Boot and Shoe Store
the News
Cayen
South Carolina
Columbia
L. W. R. Blair
Tur
Greenbackers
Richard Powers
Arkansas
Thomas Boles
Shabor
St. Paul
Minn
Jacob Rapp
Nebraska
Thomas Tipton
Tur Greenbackers
Wisconsin
George Godfrey
J. J. McLane
John B. Farnsworth
Minnots
Tennessee
Andrew McClain
Thomas H. Herndon
Alabama
Cleveland
Troy
Worcester
Boston
Cincinnati
Dalton
Muldera
Lancaster
Wis
Zeerald
Alfred L. Castleman
Ciinrook
Hancook
Pamumey
Dal
Wentioninna
Charles Langridge
Castlemin
My. Langeldie
Otto
Castrellium
Matihaw
Ganeeral
Hota
Chen
Jor. Castleman
Eligi
Atria
Hiameaal
Witueodl
Anton Soklors
Iin
Hangoole
Castlemaine
Ous
Wiles
Geo
Willinsburg
Yorktown
Geneal
Enoch Totten
Anid
Portage
Gine
Dr Tagersoll
Waukesha
Bob Ingersoll
Wakesha County
Dr. Ingersoll
Mdn Ishetak
Winteld Scott Hancock
Andersonville
Libby
Langridge
Caise
Horace Greeley
Bey
General Grant Doduca
Damouratio
Hhingook
General Plaisted
Plaistad
Regent Greenback
Dole Matyisx
Hisses
Assemble Bourbons
Randall
Goneraleaver
Hia
Democrata
Weaver
Alow
Ton
Mr. Brage
Mark Twain
Maing
Greenville
S. C
North
de la Matyr
Indiana
Harper
Illinois
Hamcock
Pone
Detroit Post
Wit Bay
Joe Blackburn
Kentucky
Saya
Jos. Davis
Ben Butler
David Davia
David
Barnum
Ilo
Bart Butler
Labor-Reformaer
Leon
Bayr
Pha World
Bay'a Hancook
Hangock
AX Hancock
Naddampotia Journal
Tilden
Gramercy Park
Congressman Reed
Reed
Mer.Tilden
Ciphers
Mr. Rhoad
Tildan
NFY
Zribune
Nasby
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