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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1870

Page

1

Auction and Co 3115 10N Pricer and Jachson

Auction and Co listings show vendors at Hampshire and Maine streets offering millinery dressmaking and various goods. Notables include Witte office, Van Dien at 419 Hampshire, J Maltory at 00511 Hampshire, Loss & Co art emporium, and Bunting & Co brass work. The page catalogues wholesale oysters, pianos, paper hanging, grain and produce, plumbing, saddlery, and clothing makers.

Auction and CO Pricer & Jachson Hampehire Street Witte E Loss &Co Art Emporium Maine Street Seeger & Sally Fourth Street B Street Peotr Maing & Jersey Brass Foundry J. B Bunting & CO Worth Birth Street Curtis Mainest G.L King J.B. Talcott Maine Sam J.Q Abam Eighth Street Hampshire Vermont EL Witte & CO Front Street Washington and Ohio Jacob Metz Sixth Hampshire Streets Scheiner & Kreitz Steth Seventh

Public Debt Reduced and Debt Figures Updated

Washington reports show internal revenue near 188 million for the year, customs about 170 million, and other sources around 30 million, yielding nearly 400 million in government revenue. The sinking fund totals 121.2 million to be deducted from debt with a month’s debt reduction near 15 million.

German lay delegation approved at Carlsruhe conference

New York reports via The Methodist that the German and Switzerland conference voted 39 for lay delegation. The ministry tally reached 4,945 yes and 1,589 no, totaling 6,535. Four thousand nine hundred one is the three quarters threshold, confirming the decision. Bathing facilities opened. mud and crowds noted at Hudson and East river baths. Women’s bath to open next.

New York Methodist Hast Switzerland Carlsruhe Hudson River Fourteenth Street East River Fifth Street

California and Oregon Railroad to Chico Open by Fourth

San Francisco reports a 91 degree July day with about 90 000 sheep slaughtered for pelts due to pasture scarcity. The California and Oregon Railroad will open to Chico by the Fourth of July with an excursion, and finish in time for harvest in the Sacramento Valley.

San Francisco Santa Cruz California and Oregon Chico Sacramento Valley

Weather and crops dominate July weather news

The Northwest reports 106 degrees with heat prostrations among hotel workers. Chicago notes a 20 degree morning drop to 70, while a region wide storm aids crops. Minnesota wheat prospects are bleak due to sun and drought. Mormon dissenters depart for New England homes. Fort Scott and the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad finalize plans to complete rail link from Sedalia within ninety days and secure machine shops.

Omanaa Chicago Rochester Minn Minnesota New England Fort. Scott Fort Scott Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Co Sedalia

Steamboat Race Sparks Heavy Bets in Cincinnati

Cincinnati July 1 A Natchez Lee steamboat race stirs crowds and heavy wagering with likely bets between one and two hundred thousand dollars. A grand reception and promenade concert for the Red Stockings unfolds at Pike's Hall tonight. In Ottawa Illinois arson case Howell stands accused with Felix Sigler confessing the plot and Smith implicated. Kennedy the black man hanged at New Kent Court House after ravishing and murdering Mrs Stewart and killing John Baker.

Cincinnatti Natchez and Lee Red Stockings Pike’s Music Hall CuHicano Ottawa Howell Marseilles Inl Felix Sigler Smith Ligier Richmond Lewis Kennedy Stewart New Kent County John Baker New Kent Court House

Fire Rages Through Dunshee's Wood Factory District

A major blaze at Dunshee's wood factory in New York City swept from 12 45 to 1 30 this morning destroying a vast area between the railroad and eighth street. The flames engulfed lumber yards and a planing mill with insured losses likely reaching a million dollars. The fire department battled the inferno but could not check it as several houses burned and fear of further spread to ships and nearby structures persisted.

New York Dunshee Eighth Street Dahls & Meigs Derby Snow & Prentiss Bell Factory Green Washington Feargate Jersey City Bernard McMahon Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company Buffalo Brown’s Michigan Canal Streets Osweep Canada Chicago Hass & Powells Lyons Iowa Stiles Dawes Butler Mass House Holman Beatty Coburn Orth Tyler Barnum Brooks N. Y Randall Slocum Stone United States Schenck Cox Committee On Ways and Means France Builer Nnone Davis Cox and Butler Massachusetts Stevenson Ohio

Anthony elected President Pro Tem in Senate

Washington July 1 Mr Anthony was elected President Pro tem in the Senate due to Vice President absence until after July 4. The House amendments to the waterway improvement bill between the Mississippi and Lake Michigan via Wisconsin and Fox rivers were debated. The Atlantic Pacific Railroad bill was briefly discussed.

Senate WashineTon Anthony House Mississippi River Lake Michigan Wisconsin and Fox Rivers Atlantic & Pacific Railroad

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