The Quincy Whig and its local news and notices
The Quincy Whig in Adams county Illinois outlines its Republican stance and publication plans The Daily Edition offers telegraphic and local news for 10 per year with a shorter Weekend Weekly Edition at 2 per year The paper invites local and distant correspondence and warns about anonymous letters A railroad disaster near Retford and a steamer explosion on the Mississippi are noted The paper reports on Mayor Rearick and a police chief amid prostitution-related scrutiny and praises Jacksonville’s Vienna Exposition diploma It also mentions attempts to counter damaging testimony through affidavits and police protection changes
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Quincy Whig
Quincy
Adams County
Illinois
West
Gubaeribera
Meiz
Jewd Wiin
Notice of Tax Roll Return Under Ordinance 152
Antone Binkert collector of Quincy announces under Ordinance 152 a list of lands and real property with unpaid taxes to be returned to Adams County Treasurer by September 1. Readers may settle debts before the deadline in Quincy dated August 23, 1872.
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Adams County
Antone Binkert
City of
Quincy
Public School Opening and district list for Quincy Illinois
The Public Schools of Quincy Illinois announce the term begins Monday September 1. Pupils aged six to twenty one and residents of the district may enroll during the first three days. Schools and districts named by location include Franklin, Madison, Berrian, Linny, Lincoln, Jetson, Webster, Spackeon, Washington and Ninth districts with boundaries defined by streets and city limits. Teachers to meet August 33rd at Franklin for institute reorganizing and business.
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Quincy
Fifth Street
York
Kentucky
Jaonier Grammar School
Vermont Street
North Grammar School
Sixth
Cherry Streets
Lyiag
Madiison
Madison School
Maine
Twenty-fourth Street
Eighteenth Street
Berrian School
Eighth
Jefferson Street
Iinny
Payson Avenue
Ninth Streets
Kentucky Street
Lin
Hampshire Street
Eight Street
Hampshire
Sticky Street
Sixth Street
Kentcky
Kentucky Fom
Jefferson
Jetson Schoe
Jefferson Square
Spring Street
Ninth Street
Webster School
Twelth Streets
Eoticky
Eighth Street
Ninth
Spackeon School
Zignty
Ine Street
Instrict
Elm Breet
Oy Fighteenth Street
Springtreet
Ahington School
Cherry and
Sixth Streets
Inn Street
8Ncoth School
Tenth Street
Uy and
Oak Streets
Board of Education
Franklin School
Teachers’ Institute
Sper
Macfall
Freights and Local News From Springfield Aug 23
The T W and W Railroad lowers New York to Springfield freights first and second class 48 cents per 100 pounds third and fourth class 36 cents and special class 30 cents per 100. Quincy Medical College filed its formation with the Secretary of State. Mrs. P A Baird resigns Springfield High School duties to lead Palmyra Female Seminary at Palmyra Missouri. A fire near Louisville killed a man and burned his wife and four children. Education Bureau notes Vienna prizes for Chicago Cincinnati and other exhibitors. Foreign items report Bilbao occupation by Republicans, Marathon massacre brigand capture, Posen seminary closure, Don Alfonso assassination attempt, Captain Werner trial, and French Left shifting to support Left Center to block a Bourban monarchy.
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Springfield
T. W. & W. Railroad
New York
State Line
Quincy Medical College
Quincy
P. A. Baird
Female
Palmyra
Miles Nouth
Louisville
Williams
Bureau of Education
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Jacksonville
United States
Falk
Posen
Don Alphonso
Don Carlos
Werner
Cartagena
Steamer Geo. C. Wolf Explodes on Lower Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports the steamer Geo. C. Wolf blew up at St Francis Island near two yesterday evening. Twelve presumed dead and fifteen injured. Officers saved except second engineer missing. Mrs Daweon and two Tupello passengers killed. Nelson drowned. Hull salvageable. Several named aboard saved.
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Bard
Geo. UC. Wolf
Lower
Mississippi
Memphis
Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Geo. C. Wolf
St. Francis Island
Nelson
Shreveport
Daweon
Tupello
Dan Sullivan
G. A. Maloney
G. A. Cheek
Heliena
Pennsylvania
Saint Nicholas
T. L. McGill
New Year News Briefs and Arrest Reports
A Brooklyn police myth claims Kate Stoddard faked a murder confession to shield Roscoe from justice. In New York, John T. Robins’ clerk lost $7,876 in a gold check theft at Metropolitan Bank. In Philipsburg, Augustus Stewart and dispatcher A Chaplain face $50,000 payroll fraud charges. In Philadelphia, Josephine Rowland and Baptiste Rowland await trial on charges of beating and starving a stepdaughter.
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Kate Stoddard
Charles Goodrich
Thej
Roscoe
Stoddard
Jordan
Campbell
Brooklyn
John T. Robins
Exchange Place
L. Francis
Francis
Augustus Stewart
Wo. A. Chaplain
Philipsburg
N. J
Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Josephine Rowland
Baptiste
Wall Street and Market Movements August 24
Stock and money movement report with government stocks and railroad shares. Wheat firm at Chicago prices, corn firmer, oats steady, rye firm, flour quiet. Provisions show pork steady, lard firm, whisky firm, eggs quoted as strictly fresh.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Butler
Market report shows mixed receipts and firm whisky prices
August 23 market notes from Chicago and St. Louis describe hog receipts at 3924 with prices around 470 to 485 and soft demand. cattle receipts 1040 steady market. flour unchanged. grain wheat quiet at 174, rye and barley weak. lard quiet. whisky firm at 75e. The tone reflects a routine commodities market bulletin with varied demand signals.
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Caicago
Rail Road Collision in England Kills Twenty
London Aug 23 a collision occurred near Retford between a freight and an excursion train. Both trains wrecked with reports of about twenty killed and many wounded. Excitement at Retford leads to caution about possible exaggeration.
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London
Great Northern Railway
Retford
Nottingham
William Allen to Keynote Ohio Campaign at Opera House
Columnus reports Hon. Wm. Allen, Democratic candidate for Governor, will open the Ohio campaign at the Opera House in Columnus on Friday evening, Aug. 29. The Chillicothe Colored Convention adopted protests against discriminatory treatment by party representatives and urged colored voters to carefully choose or withhold support based on local conditions.
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Columnus
Wm. Allen
Ohio
Opera House
Chillicothe
Multiple Disturbing Events Reported Across States
A cholera death occurred in Columbus Ohio and a Dr Gardner Spring funeral was held in New York. Senator Morton travels to Ohio campaigns. Memphis felt an earthquake at 1 AM. Nashville sold first new cotton bale at 35 cents. West Point Board urges more literature and history. Southside Rail Road accident on Long Island killed conductor and injured five. Griswold’s shingle mill explosion in Spenser Michigan killed three and wounded five. San Francisco Chinese companies seek an American Consul General. Salt Lake City judge upholds Brigham’s divorce jurisdiction ruling. Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad probe places fault on conductor and engineer. Kessler lynching case investigation continues in Fulton Missouri with no witnesses identifying lynchers. Peace Commission and Interior Department deny supplying Sioux breech loaders. traders likely supplied them.
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Gardner Spring
New York
Senator Morton
Indiana
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Nashville
West Point Military Academy
Southside
Long Island
James Dooley
Griswold
Spenser
Kent County
Mich
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Salt Lake
Emmerson
Brigham
District Court
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Kessler
Fulton
Peace Commission
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