Paris telegraph reports Prussia may abdicate King
GES, FRARE-Sigrr. wag zncrensis that not fataligy agreed by being min over bye a carriage in New York on Thursday night. It seems that the grape-vine telegraph is already in successful operation at Paris. Its first report is that the King of Prussia contemplates an early abdication. The next doubtless will be that the whole German nation are begging Louis Napoleon to annex them to France. If the Lafayette, Bloomington and Quincy Railroad is built, an independent road will be constructed to the corporation line of Quincy. This will increase railroad value and capacity and add to population. Louis Napoleon has issued a proclamation to troops. The European war news remains unexciting. Mayence defences strengthened by the French. In England, Tory press counters public indignation against France. Earl Granville reveals a secret treaty to Parliament with disbelief.
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Daily News
Illinois and Missouri News Roundup From Various Cities
Bloomington to pavement the public square around downtown area. C B Keasly shot and dangerously wounded in Taylorsville altercation. Mary Fitzgerald dies in Peoria jail from delirium tremens. Springfield approves 50000 subscription to Springfield and St Louis Railroad. Litchfield approves 50000 for railroad stock. Hattie Sprague attempts suicide at Mansion House in Jacksonville saved by doctors. Morgan county Democrats nominate Newton Cloud and William H Barnes for Legislature. Cloud served as President of 1847 Constitutional Convention. Missouri reports consolidation of two bridge firms in St Joseph. Edina to Kirksville daily mail route established. Maj Aug Oury prominent Louisiana man dies after short illness. Col Asper of the 4th District speaks to St Joseph Board of Trade. A child of Edwin Muldrow near Perry injured badly after horse accident. Kansas towns consider new courthouse funds in Holton and Leavenworth bonds. Lawrence brewery and residence destroyed by fire, loss about 12. Wm Hales killed by discharge from wagon muzzle near Wathena.
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Bloomington
C. B. Keasly
Taylorsville
Mary Fitzgerald
Peoria
Springfield
St. Loui
Litchfield
Hattie Sprague
Jacksonville
Morgan County
Newton Cloud
Waverly
William H. Barnes
Cloud
Missouri
St. Joseph
Daily Mail
Edina
Kirksville
Oury
Louisiana
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Col
Asper
Congress
Ith
Board of Trade
Edwin Muldrow
Perry
Ralls County
Kansas
Holton
Jackson County
Iola
Leavenworth
C. J. Waleruff
Lawrence
Wm. Hales
Wathena
French Skirmish Near Mayence Reports Reach London
European war dispatches describe a July 29 clash where French troops attacked a Prussian unit near Mayence. French forces reportedly repulsed with casualties, while Prussian counter-moves and large troop concentrations hint at broader operations along the Rhine front.
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Bet
Vockinzer
New Banks Proposals Rise Under New Currency Law
Washington July 29 applications to the Comptroller of the Currency seek authority to organize sold banks under the new law. First bank likely to be of that type. Boutwell orders destruction of 129,802,650 dollars in U S bonds purchased for sinking funds, reducing coin debt. July internal revenue receipts exceed 20 million. New York Republican Central Club proposes Horace Greeley for Governor. Simonton of Associated Press signs five year alliance with Reuters and European agencies for news in the U S. Fenian trials update: O Weillend Brown plead guilty, to be sentenced tomorrow. McGinnis and McMahon bail forfeited. Murphy trial postponed to October. German consulates report more applicants seeking return to Germany. some ships loaded for Antwerp.
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Boutwell
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New York
Republican Central Club
Horace Greeley
J. W. Simonton
Associated Press
Europe
Reuter Telegraph Company
Continental Telegraph Company
Berlin
Maras Bullier Agency
Paris
United States
Oe Wixpsor
O'Weillend Brown
McGinnis
McMahon
Murphy
Germany
Antwerp
Ben Witter
Accident prompts release and arrest in Greenwood foundry case
A Greenwood foundry and machine shop incident led to an arrest after injuries were reported. The driver was jailed and the accident caused an estimated $10,000 in damages while two weeks of recovery were anticipated for Sees eee roker.
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Bhatt
Cercinnate
Indy
Greenwood
Imachine
Wis
Past-Offiee Letters Apmatnid List in Quincy 1870
A list of names appears under headings Gentleman and Ladies in a dated 30 July 1870, referencing apma tni letters at the Past-Office in Quincy. The long roster includes many individuals, with scattered titles and initials, suggesting a postal or social notes compilation. Distinct names such as Piggott, Ladles List, and numerous other surnames indicate a historical mailing list or notice. The fragmentary OCR preserves the sense of a mixed register of correspondents and recipients across genders and titles.
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Quincy
Dizicis
Cellefor
Lecreay
Petter
M. Piggot
P. M
Gues Billa
Baing
Nanty J Soden Fréyk
Hoover
Jolis
Ann Ble Francis
Arth
Bates
Callie
Laura Paee
Nellie i Dy
Wada Barnett
Sarahe
Banta Bell
George Sirs
Merton
Bolins
Tpeler
Maced Delapp
Bratt
Emery
Pyle
Wat Feit
Faust
Magrie
Wary Mfaulkner
Bollie
Suton
Mra Hawking
ML Er
Amy Harrison
Anusaltace
Mrs Hanes
Nancy
Welche Ellen ~ Harkenwood
A - Williams
Laura E
Cistern and Trees Feature in Tot Event Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cistern with a bun of trait and ornarterial trees on the Tot. EVB and BARBER are mentioned, with GT listed as £ 16. The readable fragment hints at a catalog or inventory entry with prices and names but lacks complete context.
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Barber
Strike on a railroad halts Port Royal work
Acoeusta Ga July 28 Work on the Port Royal Railroad paused as over two hundred Laborers from South Carolina struck after contractors failed to pay. Rations supplied by road officers. Richyonp July 29 Judge Guigan orders a new November city election and vacant offices to be filled by court appointment. Editorial excursion Iowa editors left for Kansas City and Leavenworth. Detroit July 29 Michigan Legislature does no business today as bond issue remains before the joint special committee. report expected tomorrow.
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Acoeusta
Port Royal
South Carolina
Richmond
Richyonp
Guigan
Gr. Loezs
Iowa
Kansas City
Leavenworth
North Missouri Railroad
Michigan
Detroit
Smipartanbe
Califo rnia visitors invite Grant to San Francisco
A group of prominent Californians invite resident Grant to visit San Francisco as war news and political intrigue swirl. Reported thefts of Associated Press reports by rival agents prompt mention of Van Valkenburg’s arrest, alleged to halt a major leak. Baseball score highlights a Cleveland win over New York’s Mutuals and a yacht race set for August 8 in Newport. Murder cases in New Jersey and New York are briefly noted with grisly details and suspect at large.
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Notion” and Fancy Goods House
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Jata Anms
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Spohn
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Oceesh
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Omar Eon assTvEnsinx
Watson
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Hill
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Empire Line
Tilleon Rock
Gagidty
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