Terms Invariably In Advance News Digest Highlights
General Sherman arrives at Omaha from North Platte and Fort Sedgwick. Sanborn reports Indians eager for amiable settlement. A white man detained for inciting attacks on Indians. President in New York touts past conduct and a mistaken term. Died Capt Frieze of San Francisco leaves £20,000 to U S Treasury. Fire in Chicago destroys nine buildings with heavy losses. Woman Banner perishes saving others. Snowfall near Snake River Colorado estimates seven feet total. Cincinnati Express crash near Galion kills a man and wife, injures three children. Marcus Otterburg appointed U S Consul in Mexico City replacing L D Campbell. Registration costs rise in Louisiana. Russian America to be included with Roursseau. impeachment testimony to Congress with no report. Petersburg whites and colored counts. Treasury extension building strike continues. Louisiana Governor Flanders denounces confiscation. Sheriff and constable removed for refusing to arrest a murderer. Ethan Allen Dexter trolling match at Fashion Course. Allen wins. Republican Congressional Committee circular urges Congress attendance July 3. Attorney General opinion to delay Louisiana GOP. Charleston Jury verdict in duel felonious homicide. Next billiard championship set, Dion vs Nelson. Harrisburg arrests for stealing state books. some recovered. Governor Fletcher seizes Atlantic Pacific Railroad for missed payments. SUBRAT T linked to assassination case. extensive circumstantial evidence and cross-border pursuit described.
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Sherman
Omaha
North Platte
Fort Sedgwick
Sanborn
Platte River
New York
Frieze
San Francisco
Cincinnati Express
Cleveland
Galion
Marcus Otterburg
Wisconsin
United States
Uity
Mexico
L. D. Campbell
Louisiana
Rourseau
America
Congress
Petersburg
Virginia
Treasury Extension
Washington
Flanders
Carrie
Charleston
Suming
Roe
Dion
F. Nelson
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Fletcher
Atlantic Pacific Railroad
Fremont
Death of Rev Thornton A Siles Detailed obituary note
The death of Rev Thornton A Siles, secretary of the New School Presbyterian Board of Education, is reported. He formerly led a Cincinnati church and later Indianapolis ministry before taking the board post, with mentions of his anti slavery stance, uneven preaching, and long tenure in religious leadership. The piece also notes other political dispatches and resignation of Gen Sickles, plus a letter from Robert C Schenck urging Congress to convene.
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New School Presbyterian Board of Education
Indianapolis
Henry Warp
Cincinnati Gazette
Kentucky
Fasckfort
Third Presbyterian Church of
Cincinnati
Second and Vine Streets
Fourth and John Streets
Mills
Central Christian Herald
Mran
Board of Education of
Thomas
Dayton
Turnpike subscription in Switzerland county reported
In Switzerland county five thousand three hundred fifty dollars were subscribed for a turnpike from Vevey to Moorfield. Other items note an 1744 will in an ancient Newcastle record, a Terre Haute burglary report, price shifts in Terre Haute hay, and various Indiana news items including Asbury University commencement and Gettysburg Cemetery actions.
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Switzerland County
Vevey
Moorfield
Newcastle Courier
Widdoe
Pennsylvania
Terre Haute
Anderson Standard
Eglin’s
New Bridge Across the Cumberland by Louisville Railroad
The Louisville Railroad Company plans a new Fink Truss iron bridge over the Cumberland to replace the 1862 structure. Construction will start in Louisville with 20 workers, replacing the old span in about three months with no train disruptions. Pedestrian danger due to bed planking removal is noted as work proceeds.
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Louisvile Railroad Company
Cumberland
United States
Nashville
Buell
Albert Fink
Louisville
Edgefield
Traina
Press and Times
Riot at Birmingham and Queen Victoria reception
Telegraph reports on the Birmingham riot ongoing with police armed and constables sworn in, anti-Popery lecturer Murphy stirring unrest and potential renewed disturbances. It also covers Queen Victoria’s Buckingham Palace reception and President Johnson’s tour progress with crowds cheering at multiple stops. General Sickles requests relief from command and a court of inquiry into his actions amid Reconstruction debates.
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Birmingham
Queen Victoria
Bremmnouam
Murphy
London
Buckingham Palace
Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket In Vermont
The Vermont Democratic State Convention nominates J. L. Edwards for Governor Waldenham for Lieutenant Governor J. H. Wives and others for Treasurer and delegates to the National Convention. A resolution condemns military power over the Union and a liquor law repeal. The gathering was well attended.
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Monteevier
J. L. Edwards
Waldenham
J. H
H. B. Smith
Henry Kris
P. Benjamin
Isaac W. Wedanere
Merrill O'Noyed
Ga. W. Aiken
N. Bingham
G. H. Simmons
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Hhe Daily Commercial
Tab News
Surratt
Subrbaattt
Boorn
Atzer- Odt
Hazoxp
Boors
Italy
Montreal
Kirkwood House
Sunnarr
Vaanndelpool
Subratt
Boota
Dyz
Cleaven
Sun- Ratt
Boor
Link
Thornton A. Siles
Count Bismanx
Jonson
Maximilian
Napoleon
Russias
Sickles
Sicknes
South
Robert C. Schenck
Union Republican Executive Committee
Washington, D.C
Siz
R. C. ScHenck
Ckm’n
Union Rep
State News
The
Evansville Journal
J. E. Peck
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
W. R. McKeen
Aden E. Rodman
Brownstown
Rockport
Wm. W. Daniel
Stephen Ravenscroft
W. W. Curry
Danville
Indiana
Fillmore
Brazil &c
Indianapolis and
Delaware County Times
Indiana Asbury University
Asbury University
Eigth
Lnciana Asbury University
Phi Kappa Pai
Blair
James F. Allan
W. Frank Bartholomew
John W. Beasely
John Cully
Lee M. Crist
James H. Chrichton
Samuel R. Downey
Ralph S. Gregory
Oliver S. Hawkins
Samuel R. Hiett
Fred. C. Oglehast
John Overmeyer
Johnson Pittman
Gillum Ridpath
Charles W. Smith
Alpheus Smith
Richard 8. Tennant
McGrada C. Waynick
John R. Watts
and. F. White
William A. Wilkin
Bowman
New England
Friends of
Asbury
Church
Greencastle
the National Cemetery
Stone River National Cemetery
Battle Ground
L. D. Burnes
Nashville Banner
Gettysburg Cemetery
Gettysburg National Cemetery
General Reynolds
Geary
Grant
David Wills
Battle Eld
A. J. Hawke
W. H. Schuyler
New Albany Commercial
Commercial
J. Odell
Louisville Courier
Jersey City
Farragut
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Louisville Railroad
Gen. Mower
New Orleans Times
General Mower
Freedmen’s Bureau
Richmond Enquirer
Telegraph
Europe
Vermont
Bogus Relief Association
Johnson
Gordon Granger
Smythe
Boston Commercial
Stratbory
Newank
Seward
Baipecroft
New Haven
Meridian
Hartrorp
P. U
Springfield
Mass
D. EK
Ny Oy
W. Ojp
ROK
MALL
Steele
W. E. Allison & CO
Sohn M. Davies & Co’s
Pearl Street
New Albany
Ben. Doll
Bassion SE
Jest
John M. Davis
Main Street
Red Lion
J. E. Crane & Bro
John] L. Stewart
Ind
Sigmons Stewart & Sicmon
Coa
Fourth & Spring Streets
J. P. Franck & CO
Manuufacturers
Ash
Pearl Ad Bank
Baths Hoouse
Bell & France
Prop‘s. Nder
John Mann Mayéd
Jute Street
Pyreuiatr P
John Mann
Jessdtt No
State Btreat
Orphan’s Gift Enterprise— Relief Association
Come
Jeffersonville
Ouisville
A.B. Cenrriple & Sons
Main St
Juaezidém
Coloate & CO
Germar
Ail
Grovers
C. Croley
Sas
Hame
Lalmosta
Anadco Co
Pearl and
Oak Streets
Albany
Scribner & Maginness
Mai and
Sfath Streets
South-Western Furniture
David B. Scott
M. D
Condiff
Scott & Condiff
Scott & Brindley
Eacrore Gorner
Lower Third & Main Sts
Andrew Castlen
Queensware
Glassware
S,dc
John Shrader
State Street
Crane, Breed & CO
6 and File
Schollay
J. Metjinan
Andrew Springer
Market Street
New Sinang
Gakum
Rosin
Cannon Hughes & CO
Pharl St
Wet
Main & Market
Marchants
Makiure Neo Can Cannos, Bugher & CO
Sixth South
Platea
Giana Mouldings
Veny
Terry
Esther Chris
Ra’ E. Lewis
Bell
C.K
Herbert Rarp
W. J. Terpemby
Bell & CO
Commission Merchants
Pearl
New Albany, Ind
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