Shirt Manufactory and Supplies Ad
J Grafftey on Fifth Street near Maine advertises shirt manufacture and related items. Flach s Co on Sixth Street between Maine and Jersey dealers in wrapping paper tallow and grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womavise & Co
Quincy Bay
Fifth
Vermont
Woodrupf
Brarheas
West Side
Washington Park
Siket Manufactory
Hainemeyer
Marpeat
Dolph Nempehive
Bet
Hartware
Rte
Urley
Pratt & Collins
Freart Street
Forts Landing
J Jonas & CO
Thunplure St
Adama House
Riuyean
Pearsons Corner
Maine
Firth Streets
Hart Jewelly
Milline
Vandlen
Hampshire Street
Millee
Hughes
Maine Street
Third
J. F Mallory
Lettion & Wibberts
North
Mixth Street
Hampshire
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
Mains & Jersey
J_R BUNTING 4 & CO
North Sixth Street
Pork Packers
Poster
Pork House
Hampshire St
4Th
Abams & CO
Eighth Street
Hampaehire
W. Witte & CO
Carera
Front _Street
Washington
Omland Ohio
Harness
Tacob Metz
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner & Kreitz
Seventh
J. Grafftey
Fifth Street
Enat Tide Eide
Flachs & CO
Sixth-st
Jersey
Dreesbacilco
Front St
Trowbridge
Broadway
Ing Bags, &c
Quincy
Illinois
Markette-Lpee
South Fifth Street
President Views on the Cuban Question and Related Measures
Washington report outlines General Cushing stating the Cuba issue did not merit bel ligerent rights and the President vows to uphold Constitution and laws while supporting liberty. Also notes Whittemore case with Gen Logan contesting credentials. no precedent to guide admission.
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Washington
Cushing
Cuba
Executive Department
Belknap
Boutwell
Whittemore
Chicago
Tribune
Gen. Logan
Logan
Steamship Henry Chauncy Missing After Overdue Voyage
News from New York reports anxiety over the steamship Henry Chauncy overdue from Aspinwall. Arrival was due by last Friday and has been misreported twice. Also notes fare reductions to Chicago from 20 to 18 dollars with possible drop to 14, and 25 percent freight cuts to western points. Overland mail from Australia to London arrives, while Henry Chauncy is believed waiting at Aspinwall for the Constitution.
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New York
Henry Chauncy
Aspinwall
Chicago
San Francisco
Sacramento
Australia
London
Henry Chauncey
Constitution
Bond Swindle Exposed in Florida Bond Issuance
A Tallahassee dated telegram signed by five names warns capitalists against Florida State bonds issued for railroad funding, four million dollars, describing fraud and the swindle. A Florida bar association letter dated June 10 also exposes the bonds and their fraudulent methods. Organizing Militia: Gov Holden orders state divisions to form a white volunteer regiment for active service with a reserve minute men detail.
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New York
Tallahassee
Florida
Raleicggo
Immigrant arrivals and railroad push amid June dispatches
The Great Republic brought 1300 Chinese immigrants to San Francisco as outward ships Alaska from Shanghai to Victoria is rumored lost after 150 days at sea. Directors of the Central Pacific Railroad plan to speed California & Oregon line completion to the Oregon state line and advance the San Joaquin Valley line. In London, Charles Buxton urged crown endorsement for Bible revision, but Gladstone argued for ecclesiastical control and the motion was withdrawn. Rev. Thomas Lubey of Trinity College, Dublin, died. A New York dispatch on infallibility follows.
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Central Pacific Railroad
California & Oregon Railroad
Oregon State Line
San Joaqpio Valley
London
House of Commons
Chas, Buxton
East Surrey
Gladstone
Thos. D. Filliatt
New Bedford
Dickens
Cairo
D. W. Munn
Perth
Hungary
Europe
A. Campbell
Ottawa
England
Sage Spring Station
Colorado
Monarch Insurance Company
Terre Haute
M. F. Dunn
Lawrence
Congress
Dan Voorhees
Cincinnati
Rome Council Votes Infalibility Dogma
From Rome dated the 12th inst a receipt reports the Ecumenical Council majority voting for infallibility with the attached penalty anathema against any objectors to the declaration.
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Rome
Rowboat Capsizes in Schuylkill River Near Philadelphia
A rowboat carrying D. Almond, Albert Baker, Miss P Maggie Code, and another young lady capsized in the Schuylkill at night. Almond was the sole survivor. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the accident and identified the missing passenger.
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Philadelphia
D. Almond
Albert Baker
P Maggie Code
Schuylkill
Almond
Red Stockings rout Morrisania Unions in baseball game
In New York on June 15 the Red Stockings defeated the Unions of Morrisania 14 to 0. The lopsided victory showcased dominant pitching and timely hitting from the home team, with strong defense sealing the shutout.
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New York
Red Stockings
Morrisania
Counterfeiting raid sparks chase to Daley’s Garden
In New York Edward Daley, owner of Empire Garden at Ninety Street and Broadway, and accomplices fled with $3,000 in counterfeit Bank of Utica notes and a New York City Bank bill after an officer, mistaken in his attack, was knocked unconscious. Daley’s gang remains at large as authorities hunt across the city. A long page of political debate, civic notices, and local happenings follows, including remarks on Grant’s message, congressional votes, and regional events in Ohio, Illinois, and Europe.
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New York
Col. Whitisy
Edward Daley
Empire Garden
Ninety Street
Broadway
Daley
Bank of Utica
New York City
Oficer
Col. Whitley
Senate Debates on Land Grant Bill and Cuban Question
Debates in Senate and House cover the Florida Land Grant Railroad bill, pension agent duties, a Northern Pacific bond guarantee clause, and a pension measure. The currency bill passed 98 to 81 amid amendments. Cuban question discussions condemn Cuban bonds and U S policy, with sharp exchanges between Butler Logan and others.
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Senate
Washington
House
Casserly
Northern Pacific Railroad
United States
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Eilronds
Perends
Lassipied Directory
Mike Ee Dexter
Sod Mannufacturer
Jersey Street
Segriculture
Pope & Baldwin
Misine Street
3Rd
Ace
J C Thompson
Ricker
Hampstirest
Carter & Govert
Courtetn
Prifer
Tackos
Os Richey
Maine Etreet
Cecorth
Hampesire Street
Orth Side of
Park
Ween Brosmon OE Cottier
WS A Williamson
Brichard Hobb Brt
Andy
Haryshire Strest
Imauoincturcet
Oho
CRM
Ae Manteaacturers
Aynes & Moore
South Sixth
Etrect
Opera Haar
Clothers
Wiroleuste
de Lev
Bo Ham Peture Etreet
Wetter AG
West Plas
Coag Oil and S Sale
Wiletamson
North Front Street
Soam Resartant ‘Produce Dealer
Knriem
Noeryville Crockery
C. Goodman & Ware
Schmitt Mullmner & CO
Union Pian
Beck Forth
Quincy House
Guuimm & CQ
LESEM
Bhi
Berl Gs
DLE
Eet
Betseeo Mane
East Empire Line
Othe
Wm. Huirvey
Acent
Alwe Terket
Deent
Revknk Packet Go
UR Mel's
Sfu Mts
Hroudwas
Bet Teuth
Atso
Unien
Jeatier & Whyere
City
York
Arye der Panse Milas
Fifty Street
Strete Teli Po
Obtosia Ty Tawate
Lock & Bros
Bpiegel & Thoms’ Furniture Co
Jansen & Sun
Washduction Park
Grocers
Wiefler,mnure
Alstin & Col
RabeTr & Oy
E Street
Munson
Cece & Rive Rdson
el Ooerth
Bet Nanpelice
Ppasite
Farmers” House
Gussmaithing
F. Tortas
Hampshire &J
Hanmpehtre
Tetfa & Waddell
Uge i
HAYS
Suerrmerhorn, Brooec Stom
Ft Wholesale
Reta
North Prout
Ballard House
Fuurgh
Heghes
Laclede
Chicam
Cor
Madisas & Canal Fis
Prttatarg
J. Louis Depot
Hagen
York Streets
Wisconen
Ash
Pontar
Mhle-Krk & Dickhut -Cor
Broadway & Filth
Sia
Poul Rand
GEQ Neeves & Son
Vermont Street
Bradford
Ee OY & CO
Wear
Maine Streat
John A. Allen
Tander
Geo
VY Britol & CQ
Quincy Rouse, Powarhs & Finlay
J P Bert
Gents
Gowls
Maine St
Main Street
Acob Meyer & CO
Classified
E. Long & CO
Art Emporium
Curt12
G. I. King
J.B Talcott
Sfoves Manufacturers
Bonnet & Duffy
Ohio Street
Comstock, Castle & CO
Front
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
Pholstery and Mattresses
C. Uatbach
GEO. W. Bristol & CO
A. Parker
Marchant Tailors
Quincy, Ills
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Maine Sts
Empire
LENE
Zasteten
Empire Line
Wi. Harvey
Augidis
O&c
Tillson Block Pioneer
HAT & Cap House
GEO, J. Large
J. Hass & Co’s
Hayden
W. L Haseen
Bos
Qliter Ditson & CO
Washington Street
Boston
Lyon & Healy
Ile
Telegraph
Chauncy Tissing
Proceedings of Congress
Overland Mail
Bond
Pacific Coast
Great Republic
Alaska
Shanghai
Victoria
Bible Revision
Thomas Lubey
Trinity College
Dublin
New Yor
Sporting
CRIME
Spain
Madrid
Banks
Bingham
Eldridge
Yeas
St. Louis
Kentucky
Missouri
Iowa
Congressional
Maynard
Committee On Ways and Means
Hooper
Messrs
Allison
Brooks and Marshall
Sehenck
Committee On
Crebbs
Springfield
Judd
Ward
Butler
Massachusetts
Messrs. Banks
Willard
Fish
Mass
Mr. Logan
Mr. Butler
Mrr. Logan
Ines
Opera House
Arlington Minstrels OF
WM. Arlington
PROPR
Frank Lumbard
Arlington Proteze
Antonione
Morton J. Sutton
The
Pethod
ST. Aloysius
Orphan Society
Alstyne's Grove
St. Bo Niface
Seventh and
Sonia Koeb
Jerdua
Orry Cizax
John H. Ayers
ST. Louis Paper Warehouse
H. B. Graham & Bro
North 2d Street
Lois E. Hillis
Elgin
Kane County
Rockford
Rock Island
ST. Louis Railroad
ST. Louis Division
Beardstown
East St. Louis
MAIL
Toledo, Wabash and
Great Western
Chapin
Jacksonville, Alton and St Louis Road
Whitehall
Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Road
Brighton
H. Loosley
Sept. St. Louis Division
Mysider
Chicago & Alton
Quincy and ST. Louis
VIA
Jacksonville
T. W. & W. Railway Company
Alton
T. W. & W. Railway
C. M. Morse
Jesdif
Grenadines
Tha Rose Poplins, Jackonet Deparis
Norwich
Regate
W. H. Johnson & CO
Maine and
Sixth Streets
Geo. R. Pfeiffer
Lothair
Disraeli
Gough
Freuda
Hartley
Hartley Gents
McClure
Ballycloran
Henry Courtland
Miss Kortland
Hammer and Rapier
Ensep Aleo
Woodruf & Pfeiffer
Nigaluartees
Platte
Crier Quatermaster
Wpfice
Omaga
Netheasea
Quartermaster General
Omaha City
Nebraska
Fort Kearny, Nebraska
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Fort Sanders
Alex. J. P ¥Rry
Gen'l
Egent
Vicinity
Mason & Hamlin’s
Bourdett
Opera House Emporium
D. Woodruff
Quency
Ill
Same Street
Jettlin
Scemett, Mulliner & CO
Quiscy
Illinos
West
Refr
Gardner & Roberteon
Rerrick & Bensoch
J. L. Peau
Jeziim
M. Huffman
J. W. Brown
East Side
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Joseph& Nelke
DEY Goods House
Ss. J. Lesem
BRO. &Co
Sai Sahin
George Williams
Jedawim
Ala
Pine Street
8. Louis
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