Lull in Battles As Front News Confirms Moves
Reports from the front describe troop concentration and maneuvers ahead of another clash. Paris dispatches note Napoleon III’s headquarters have moved from Metz while Paris and London papers dispute Prince Imperial’s whereabouts, with Paris unsafe for him. Grant arrives in St Louis for private business, staying with Benton before leaving for Chicago.
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Illinois and Missouri News and War Dispatches
The article reports shipments of peaches from Centralia, voter updates in Missouri, a new depot at Yates City, a drugstore robbery in Galesburg, and executions in Leavenworth. It also covers European war news with Prussian advances, French reverses near Metz, Strasburg siege, and Paris military concerns.
War rumors and events sweep Wall Street
Aug 1 New York reports a flood of war rumors shaking markets with Napoleon’s abdication Paris revolution and Prussian victories. Reports include Delmonico telegraphed imperial plans, North American Schutzenfest details, Farragut condition, and Paris dispatches on mobilization with figures from French and Prussian forces.
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The Northwest crops in Minnesota and Iowa convention
Aug 11 reports Northw est crops in Minnesota with fair hay and corn promising, wheat light, oats about nine bushels per acre, potatoes short due to dry weather and pests. Iowa Democratic Convention at Des Moines denounces internal revenue, tariffs, and supports state tax collection and regulatory power. ticket: Knapp Smythe Noble Dow Conner James McClennen Martin Elsworth.
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Scott
Register of the Land Office
Elsworth
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Lynching at Favorite Island ends Breck murder case
Breck, accused of murdering the Good family on Favorite Island, was seized from jail in Austin Mississippi by forty citizens and hanged to a tree at the murder site. He allegedly confessed to the crime as the mob carried him to the island.
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Mrs. Good
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South political demonstration in Wyansetox North Carolin
In Wyansetox North Carolina on August 11 a large political demonstration marked by an illumination and torchlight procession in honor of a Conservative victory. Speaker Col Waddell urged the Legislature to declare it would not disturb black rights and to fully fund universal education. The event signaled potential future policy directions for the Democratic party.
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Jamaica
United States Expenditures and Rail Accident Death
The last Administration spent 1 517 982 784 dollars with 1 023 044 465 allocated to the army. Customs receipts last week reached 3 637 794 dollars. A St. Joseph Missouri man, Frank Sayward, acting brakesman on the St Joseph and Denver railroad, was crushed while coupling cars at Hamlin Station Saturday and died hours later.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Aldrich and Corse Livery and Sale Stable Ad
Aldrich and Corse offer a large assortment of carriages buggies and horses in the city with Fourth Street stable between Maine and Jersey. They provide funeral carriages and hearses and invite orders left at the office or stable for prompt attention. Morses boarded bought and sold. Public patronage solicited.
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Trot at Driving Park Draws $4009 Purse
Berrito Aug 11 reports the opening trot at the Driving Park featured a race for a $4009 purse for horses entered in the event. A second harness heat followed as attendees witnessed the afternoon program.
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