Auction and retail trades and services listings reel
A long list of merchants and shops appears, naming numerous Hampshire Maine and Front street businesses including clothing wholesalers and retailers, fabric sellers, hardware, groceries, lumber, mills, furniture and dry goods, with locations mainly in Quincy area streets and addresses.
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Front Street
FOE Reigmann
Bet
Broadway
Epring
Neelyville Coal
Goodman & Bro
Hampshire Street
Lesem, Bro. & CO
Hampshire
Park
JO WI
Brown
Dickhut
Mccomb
Streat
Fork
Ohio
GEO, Neeves & Son
Tenth
Vermont
Bradford, McCoy , CO
Ninth & Shire Streata
West Quincy
Illino is Cowhiding Affair in Chicago March 25
Morris Langlath a Union German paper reporter was convicted about 8 oclock in front of the Sherman House by two quiet young men, Charles and Emil Otto, sons of Mrs Therman a German actress. Langlath offered no resistance and was badly beaten before help arrived. The Ottos were arrested and held on bail for assault. Rev Thomas Foley, newly appointed Catholic Bishop for this Diocese, arrived from Baltimore.
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ChicaGo
Morris Langlath
The
Union
Sherman House
Charles
Emil Otto
Therman
East Row Among the Democracy in New York
A crowded Andrew Jackson Club House hosts Sheriff O'Brien supporters and a council on recent Albany events. A paper by 220 Tammany General Committee members calls Tweed to hold a meeting to show party strength, with potential recourse by 25 members if Tweed refuses. The World notes the aim to denounce Tweed and associates, while respect for Mayor Hall remains. Tweed replies by calling a sachems meeting. faction tensions persist amid unhealed splits. The ELECTION FRAUDS section notes cases still to be tried with fifty names in Brooklyn. The MISSING STENDEE? Capt Bulmer arrives at Spithead distressed from New York for Antwerp.
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New Yorkk
Andrew Jackson Club
The
Young Democracy
Sheriff O’brien
Albany
Tammany Hall General Committee
Wm. M. Tweed
Tammany Hall
Tweed
Tweed, Sweeny & Company
Rey Hall
New York
Tammany Haji General Committee
Brooklyn
Miasing -Sternee
Bulmer
Helen and
Maria
Spithead
Antwerp
Weather and church news from early March column
Dispatches describe a seafaring man reporting a wreck in a hurricane near New York and Boston on January 2. The piece also covers Bible versus anti Bible voter counts in Cincinnati School Board races and a whisky case verdict in Cincinnati. Additional notes cite church conference votes in Newark and New Jersey.
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New York
Boston
CinicnNati
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
Bridge Destroyed by Fire on American River
The Central Pacific railroad bridges across the American River were burned, likely by an incendiary, with losses around 100000 dollars. Hundreds of workers toil to erect a temporary span, expected to be ready by Monday or Tuesday. Also notes the Oregon Democratic State Convention in Albany on the 23rd with nominating choices for Congress Governor Secretary Treasurer and State Printer.
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San Francisco
Central Pacific
American River
Albany
J. H. Slater
Baker County
L. F. Glover
G. Chadwick
Lewis Fileisheimer
Patterson
The
Portland Herald
St Louis Lady Lawyer Admitted to Practice
Miss L Barkelow of Brooklyn New York, student at the St Louis law school, passed a severe examination before Judge Knight and is admitted to practice. She recently joined Columbia College two years ago and has studied here eighteen months, receiving high praise and will begin practice in St Louis.
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St. Louis
L. Barkelow
Brooklyn
N. Y
Salt Lake Cullom bill and Utah statehood stance
The Daily Telegraph agrees with the Sun that Congress should admit Utah as a state. It urges that federal civilization and Christian arguments guide Utah toward a higher moral plane. Brigham Young and party arrived at St George en route to Salt Lake City, expected April 24.
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Salt Lake
Daily Telegraph
The
Sun
Congress
Utah
Republic
Brigham Young
St. George
Times Critics Sheridan Campaign Against Indians
Europe. The Times attacks General Sheridan's campaign against the Indians urging firm but compassionate measures to avert extinction. In Parliament, Ireland life and property bill clause passed. press prosecutions clause rejected 315 majority. O Donohue criticizes the bill as continuation of oppressive policy and press clauses deemed hostile to journalism. Roundell Palmer condemns Irish press as treasonable. The Council notes Pope's answer to Count Dary received but not public.
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London
the Times
Sheridan
House of Commons
Reland
O’donohue
Tralee
Ireland
Roundell Palmer
the Council
Pays
Constitutioner
Count Dary
Governor name touted for Northwestern Territory governorship
The Dominion reports that M. De Boutherville, President of the Quebec Council, will become Governor of the Northwestern Territory. Canadian Rifles to be disbanded at once with officers dismissed on half pay.
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Montreal
M. de Boutherville
Quebec Council
Canadian Rifles
Jamaica report on US consul fleeing Cuba unrest
A Jamaica dispatch from Havana notes United States Consul Phillips fled Santiago de Cuba to avoid assassination threats. The arrival reports that about fifteen hundred Spaniards and many Cubans attended a mass posting last night. resolutions were adopted protesting the sale of Cabas to the United States.
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Cuba
New York
Jamaica
United States
Phillips
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Caba
United State
Fatal Fires Across Cities Claim Several Lives
Early this morning Humboldt street in Cleveland saw a deadly blaze that killed Mrs. Baer and her eight year old child, with Mr. Baer badly burned. In Chicago a planing mill fire caused major losses and a collision between hose carts injured a driver and killed a horse. In Wilmington a Dupont Mill powder explosion killed Darby McAler, and in East Hampton Edward James died from a blast with two others gravely hurt.
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Cleveland
Humboldt Street
Mrs. Baer
CxicaGco
Henry & Campbell
Planing-Mill
20Th Poya
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Powder Works
Darby McAler
Hapfrogo
Edward James
East
Hampton
Smugglers' Opulence and a Lethal Domestic Clash
New York reports Wolf & Co. smugglers worth about half a million dollars. New BepForp records Leo H Parker shot by Elizabeth B Chapman who then shot herself. no motive given. In Cuscaco two men robbed James Barker's house after seizing Mrs Barker. A Keokuk riot occurred as 150 workers on a government canal strike faced arrests.
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New BepForp
Leo H. Parker
Elizabeth B. Chapman
Cuscaco
Cicero
James Barker
Coon challenges Parker for 1500-point billiard match
John W. Coon formerly of Omaha issues a challenge to Parker billiard champion of Illinois for a 1500-point match worth $250 and the State championship. The game must occur within thirty days from now with table choice by toss. Coon deposits $125 forfeit. Parker is expected to accept.
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ChicaGo
John W. Coon
Omaha
Coon
Parker
Congressional actions outline rail and army reform bills
In Washington, senators debated bills extending Cairo and Fulton railroad completion time and incorporating the Southern Transcontinental Railway. Committee reports included a San Francisco to China mail subsidy rise and a Arctic voyage steamer authorization with $100,000. A sweeping army reduction bill proposed cutting active forces to 25,000 and reshaping general officer ranks, retirements, and staff roles. An extended House bill aimed to raise costs, while Harold Pomeroy and others pushed land and homestead law extensions across public lands in Dakota, Arkansas, and beyond.
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Senate
Washington
Gus Howard
Commerce
Cairo and
Fulton
Pomeroy
Committee On Public Lands
Southern Transcontinental Railway Company
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Cole
Committee On Post Offices
San Francisco
China
Japan
C. R. Sherman
Arctic
F. Hall
Committee On Foreign Relations
Wilson
Accient
Stewarts
Veterinary Surgeons
Secretary of War
Staf
Howard
Union
Central Pacific
House Debates Tariff Bill and Alaska Land Inquiry
Congress debated extending land laws to Alaska and debated a 20 percent tariff cut. Key figures included Mr. Allison, Mr. Schenck, Mr. Kelley, and Mr. Milward in a session focused on tax reduction, writs of error, and peremptory challenges. The House adjourned with debate to continue Monday.
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Pired
Senate
Sumner
San Domingo
HOUSE
Julian
Committee On Public Lands
Alaska
Kearsarge
Alabama
United States
Rendall
Lehman
Kelley
Woodward
Milward
West Point
Allison
Committee On Ways and Means
Sehenck
Congress
Kelsey
Cleveland
Sargent
Schenck
Unclaimed letters list at Quincy post office 1870
The Post Office at Quincy Illinois lists unclaimed letters dated March 25 1870 with a long Ladies and Gentlemen lists of names. Recipients must present to claim after one week and provide the advertised letter, with dead letters to be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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Quincy
Llinois
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Joseph Eaflioed
Pet
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Classified Directory
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Pope & Baldwin
Hampahire Treaty
Wader Wale
Womavise £ CO
Quincy Beg
Onrner Fifth
T. Woodruff
General Banking
Peta
Maine Streat
F. E. Doven
Alaine Satreok
Quincy Whin
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Washington Park
Closuie
Beta T
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Wentworth & CO
Maine
Arch Black & M_COBURN
North Fifth Street
HN. & Cottiers
Balder
Staic
Hayworth & Baughman
Williamson
Vermont Street
Richard Hobert
Seventh Streets
Bhown A Bros
Alere
Tynes & Woore
South Sixth Street
Opera Et
Ee Wawdell & GO. Sem
Hempshire
Clothiers
J.clevy & CG
Mampshire Street
Meyer & Woitfhead
Hampshire Atreat
Clothiers Retail
J. Parkhurst
Mate Street
EL SY Wan
Oakita LY
Maine Street
EL Allen
Rogers & Malone
Woll
Third Street
Beteren Muthene
Ham
East Empire Line
Wm. Garver
Accot
Keokuk Packet Co _ XERER & BULL
Eyebanvs
Nayplane
Ani Feed Mills
Breadway
Cleventh
Bagby & Wood
Cyster Mills
Jersey Streets
Spring Mills
Exchange Mills
Fifth Street
Sta'e.ana
Eagle Bills
Second Streets
Osborn & Co
Etar Milla
Erner
Spring
Wheeler & Crattende
Tellico Mills
South Front Street
Delawarre
Dick &3Roa
Furkrit Cre
Wholesale
Hetail
Spirgele Thom Furmia
Branch Waterooms
W. Jansen & Son
Wasberton Park
Grocers
AL Andrews & CO
Mains Street
Ris
AL Cetin & Col
Atkee Togse Square
Oy Warfield
SPH
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Nampshire Street
Munson A Parker
Ce Ab
Juilvedson
Oorth
Beta & Vecount
Farmers’ House
Remeri
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North Futh
Hartware
Jonas & CO
Hampshire St
Adams
Fifth
JH Hughes
Laclede Hotel
Chicag
Madison
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Pisling
Louis Depot
Ja Sampie
Virginia Hudse
Third
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Gardner
Roberts
Warble Wores
Maine Gisele Conaliceatt Cater of
Jacob Meyer & CO
LER & Hughes
Wrest
Jromallory & CO
Sylvester & CO
Freehom Cana
Backeta
Pape Hanging
Puis Letton & Wibberts
North Sixth Street
Valen
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Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
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J. BR. Busting & Coq
Curtis
Mainest
G. L. King
Gould & William Jaincy
Mil. We
Cleeee
Corrie Schmitt
Mulliner & CO
Union Planing Mills
MER Grimm & Corner
Pork Packers
Foster’s Pork House
Hampahire
4Th JQ
Adam? & CO
Eighth Street
W. Witte & CO
Front
J.D. Simmons & CO
Grafftey
F Flachs & CO
Schermerhorn, Bro & CO
Great Western Dispatch
Seoves
Ohio Streets
Combtock, Castle & CO
Frozt
Washington Streets
Excelsior
Delaware Street
New Orleans
Keokuk
Europe
the London Times
Consul Phillips
Proceedings of Congress
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Jota
Furst
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Illinois
C. Furst & CO
Markdly
Lake, Canal & River Insurance
Haji Burger & Lesem
Over Union Bank
Quincy, Ill
Stone Ward
Choice Ohio Stone
Royal Wilik
Seventh Street
Marfdim
Joel Fy Hadi
Dantel Bareis
Albert Beebe
Empire Tobacco Works
LEAF
Fifth and Ohio
Qui
Mailhawl
Trsinous
Ting
Empire Line
Yates
Haeye
Qffica
Maine St
Teco Block
Engldic
Disposed Line
George Bene
Bristel
Ma Tor
Jaba
Joseph Pinknam
Idaho
Charles H. Hempsted
Ira L. Stevens
Uruguay
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Inl
Internal Revenue
Allen Rutherford
Treasury Department
Bailey
Douglass
Brant
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Schurz
Montay
Ibabrd
Thomas Foley
Baltimore
M. E. Conference
Newark
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Thompson
Bishop Ames
New Jersey
Pacific Coast
ST. Loius
Critical
Dominion
West Indies
CRIME
Wolf & Co
Sporting
Congressional
Eist OF Letters
M. Piggott
Ambura
TE Davia
LE Pattison
Norah Ashmore
C England
Hannah Phelps
Mary Atwood
Hattie Franklin
Col) Rothebe
H Mrs Bartlett
Emma Grosh
Fanny Hossell
Alma Bimpson
Jalis Hoofman
E Sheridan
MA Bounds
Mary Hunt
Annie Stewart
Lana Brown
Lydia A Johnson
WT Tanners
Moiby Butler
Mary
Col) Mitchell
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EJ Fol
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Martin Giber
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Joseph Hoberts
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Emry Sanford
John B Irwin
John Sanforn & Bro Kenna
Anthony Sallers
Wm F Kidder
George Spriggs
Me Knight
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A Lafter
Edward Sutton
AJ Levis
HJ Bullivan
Joseph Locknan
George Emith
W J Loffatt
James Starke
Wm B McKinney
Wm Stanley
Geo E McMain
Henry Bratevant
Mi B McKinstry
J H Taylor
Allen Macrara
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J A Meanz
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Wirt Thomaz
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D Wilson
Geo R Nailer
Edward West
M Orourke
PC Welch
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J EB Wells
WH Faulk
DC White
Nicholas Parker
Samale
Wychof
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Jash Wright
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Joel Yonson
WO Poting
Elijah
Whitney & Holmes
Frostly
West
W. & H. Organ Co
Whitney & Erolmes Organ CO
Organ and Pisco
Bennesaw Block
Mil
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A Sumner
Pereign
Mari4dif
W. H. Johnson, & Co
Sixth ‘and
Maine Streets
East Side
Republic Insurance Company
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
Merchants’ Insurance Company of
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Market Fire Insurance Co
Sangamo Insurance Company
Springfield
MC. B. Bull
State Insurance
Ghicago
John Wood
Lorerzo Bull
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Hutchfoe
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