North Carolina Result Doubtful Conservatives Seen Likely
Special dispatch reports a chaotic day with stabbings and shootings in New York and a broader political note. Coleman dies after a stab wound. Regan wounded in a confrontation. Keller arrested for stabbing Horen. Erie suit against Jay Gould cited. liquor laws prompt widespread saloon closures. Liberal Republicans urged to organize for 1873 NY elections.
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Liggner
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John Keller
Fifteenth Street
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Erie Railroad Company
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Aston House
North Carolina
U.S. Grant
Cincinnati
Horace Greeley
John Cochran
Alfred Wilkinson
Political shifts loom in North Carolina race
A Raleigh dispatch reports 74 counties unofficially favor Caldwell by 1534, with 17 counties remaining. Liberal Republicans might still clinch a narrow win if Liberal gains match prior western results, while the Tribune notes a potentially large Liberal victory even with unsettled counties. Port arrivals include Queen from Liverpool Minnesota from Liverpool and Tide from St Dom nicas.
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Negro shoots German at Richmond incident during Greeley cheers
A special dispatch reports great excitement in Richmond Indiana after a negro shoots Ebben a German who was hurrahing for Greeley. The event occurred during Republican campaign demonstrations and prompted local unrest and fear of further violence.
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Richmond
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Ebben
Greeley
Death of a Prominent Citizen in Clifton
Special Dispatch reports Captain John Bugler, a well known Cincinnati citizen, died today at his Clifton residence. Job printing services advertised by Stranparp office offering neat prompt work.
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Distribution of Seeds and Vegetables in the Nation
The Department of Agriculture has begun distributing fall wheat and rye varieties, followed by vegetables and grass seeds across the country. Applications for seeds should be sent promptly and navigational work to determine latitude and longitude between Greenwich and Washington continues with exact measurements.
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Coast Survey
Naval Observatory
Greenwich
Washington
Win. Warring
Republic of
Simmer
Sumner
Greeley
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
River and Weather Record for August 1872
Local observations note clear to fair conditions with mean temperature around 70 degrees and a 7 am thermometer reading. Probabilities predict falling barometer over the upper lakes with brisk southwest winds and rain by Monday, extending to the lower lakes and mid Atlantic states. warnings issued.
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River levels fall as river news scarce and steamer changes noted
The river falls to 3 ft 8 in in the canal and 3 ft 6 in in the pass near Indian chute while weather stays clear and business runs dull. The Grey Eagle sails as the Trenderson packet today and the Sandy departs for Leavenworth this evening. George Boos, longtime steamboat carpenter, has died. The Natchez will resume Vicksburg trade about August 17. The George C. Wolff was sold for 42 500 to the St Louis and Red River Carter Line and will have its wheel diameter reduced to 20 inches and bucket enlarged to gain speed. The Wolff was built at Madison Indiana for this service.
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Rally at Campbell's Grove and Political Claims in Pekin
Report of a political rally at Campbell's Grove near Pekin Illinois with 58 attendees including one Black person. C T Nixon Democratic Elector attacked Liberal Republican labels, praised Grant and Greeley, mocked Nasby jokes, and claimed Southern disfranchisement and tax reductions.
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Washington County
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Martinsburg
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Congress
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