Railroads expand toward Missouri frontier and West
The article details railroad charters and extensions centering at Quincy and crossing toward Hannibal, with Missouri and Iowa routes planned from Moberly, Alabama to Brownville and Omaha. It notes most lines run east of the Mississippi, projecting Northwest connections and new outlets toward Nebraska City, signaling growing western rail activity and regional commerce.
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St. Joseph and
Council Bluffs Road
Petentease
Burlington and Quincy’ Company
Quincy
Counyy Bosted &Bach
Galva Eitees
Willo
Wien
Schiane
Alton UN SoBenis
Vis. Payson
Re Pbotanty
Oe Point
Hannibal
Illinois
Mt. Carmel
Warsaw
Alton
Terre Haute
Mississippi
Missouri
Quinséyidant
Mississippi and Missouri Air-Line
Brownville
Arrow Rock
Sedalia
Neosho
Lewis, Knox, Adair, Sullivan
Nebraska City
Iowa
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Criminal Term Fee Act Described
Illinois enacts a bill for Adams county criminal term fees taxing unsuccessful parties. Clerks and sheriffs receive specified charges for capiases subpnas scire facias and other actions with set mileage and per day prison costs. The act requires cost statements to the county board and phased payments from the treasury, effective after passage in 1869.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Adams County
Igg
Seid Court
Board of Supervigor
Adams
Board of Supervisors
Paris
Railroads Plan Bridge at Arrow Rock to Link Missouri Route
Wa T Patterson reports a bipartisan push to bridge the Missouri River at Arrow Rock linking Tebo Neo sho Columbia Rocheport and Arrow Rock railroads through Saline County. Engineers probe river rock depths 22 to 25 feet and a 1150 foot river span. Local effort aims to secure a shared bridge saving costs and boosting the garden spot of Missouri.
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Chicago
Boonville
Missouri River
Sedalia
Arrow Rock
St. Charles
Kansas City
Tebo
Neosho
Columbia
Rocheport
Saline County
Misouri
Wa. T. Patterson
Illinois Items From the State Ledger
The bonded debt of Bloomington is 147000 dollars. Gen L F Ross resigns the Collectorship of the 9th District effective July 1. Rev Marx Moses of Peoria travels to Europe. Joliet votes 75000 for a local iron rolling mill. The Peoria Pekin and Jacksonville railroad reaches seven miles from Jacksonville. A Elmwood child suffers a severe cheek injury from a cow attack. LaSalle posts elect POSTMASTER with 172 votes for E C Webster over W E Keeler 95. Rock Island Union reports Caroline Forsalius who fled from the Hospital for the Insane near Jacksonville two years ago remains missing. she was married to a soldier of the 43d Illinois Infantry killed in the war.
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Bloomington
L. F. Ross
Marx Moses
Peoria
Europe
Joliet
Peoria, Pekin and Jacsonville
Jacksonville
Elizabeth Hawksworth
Elmwood
Peoria County
LaSalle
E. C. Webster
LaSalle Press
W.e.kealer
Rock Island Union
Caroline Forsalius
Rock Island County
43D
Sinois Infantry
Missouri Items Report From St Louis and Nearby Areas
A series of short Missouri notes recount robberies and accidents in St Louis and Kansas City. Crowley was robbed near a church and the money was recovered. Michael Powers died after being run over by his own team in St Louis. Martin Davis was robbed of $90 in Kansas City. Gottlieb Brother’s body found in Franklin county with suspicions of foul play by his brother-in-law Joseph Boehm. A man named Williams disappeared from Brunswick amid land ties to Harrison county. A Cameron convention of County Superintendents of Public Schools to discuss normal schools school law teacher institutes and exams will meet on the 13th to 15th of the inst. Seventeen or eighteen counties expected. Information sought on William E. Scott, 13, from Rocky Comfort McDonald county, missing since April 21. The St Joseph Union notes a rumor of General James Craig resigning the St Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad presidency over depot ground delays. expectation of a Boston-born successor.
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Crowley
St. Louis
Michael Powers
Martin Davis
Clay County
Kansas City
Gottlieb Brother
Franklin County
Joseph Boehm
Cameron
Wm. E. Scott
Rocky Comfort
McDonald County
John Scott
McDonald
Issouri
St. Joseph
Oak of Francis Street
Craig
Boston
HOSTETTER AND CRISTADORO SECRET CURES FEATURED
A historical ad-like fragment touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Cristadoro's Hair Preservative. It claims universal efficacy for indigestion, fever, hair loss, and numerous ailments, urging sale by druggists and noting depots in New York. Also references Venetian Liniment with testimonials and long historical claims.
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Pacific Railroad
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Pacific
Halton
Tivey
Glaverys
Brigham Young
Alaska
Jake Thompson
Canada
Sons of Liberty
Oxford
Miss
Ses
N. J
Colman
Williams
Brunswick
Ray County
Harrison County
Beres Zon
Benis
Weliang
Bradway
N.ef Junlédly Sal
Cristadoro
Cristaioro
Cristodoro
New York
Astor House
Tobias
England
William Sr
Liverpool
United States
Park Place
N.Y
Allcode
J. W. Johnson
Hartfird
McHinery
Br. Fuller
Peekskill
Thomas Allcock & Co
Schenck
J. H. Schenck
Philadelphia
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Dr. Schenck
Thair
Alt Drage
Anlddawly
Cook
Coburn&co
Arete
Rompe Pois Ike T
Nathaniel Harvi
Middlebury
Vermont
Sayer
Fletcher
Bays
Ohio
E.G. Miller
Montgomery & Co
Sommer & Metz
Hlinda
Fowler
R. Richardson
Hampshire and 6Th
Vermont Street
Washington Park
Joseph Lyman
Vermont St
Eighth Streets
Woodruffs Bank
Fourth St. Apradts I. C. Woodruff
York Street
Comstock
Williamson
North Front
H. A. Williamson
J.C. Corks &Cox & Bushnell
Hoore
6Th Street
Houston
20Th
24Th Sts
Front Street
Broadway
8Th Streets
Banktog
Thomas
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Bergain
John Wood, Jr
Ot Miller & 3 Ney
Apraédté
Joseph. W. Seaman, Esq
Maine
Front Streets
Front &J
Brougham & Bon
Myddtf
Col. J.J
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Col. Wilson
T. T. Dwight
Dayton
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Jansen
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ATLAW
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Sanya Brown's Jewelry
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Attorneys At Law and
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North Court House
L. E. Emmons
General Agency
Aina Life Insurance
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Fifth Street
Mains
Hampshire
Ilinois
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Bec’y
Wome
Fire and Marine
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Decatur
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Robert Harris
N. D. Munson
H.W. Mead
E. A. Parker
West
Thomas T. Woodruff
Fourth St
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Generhal Banking
Transac
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J. W. Brown
Schmitt & Mulliner
Theo Carpenters
Total Assets
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Ae James M Pitman
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Cleveland, Ohto
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Grand Nasional Guenal
Bessy Jubilen
Diego
Sangamo Insurance.Com
Springfierd, Leno
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Mains Street
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Tllinois
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TNT
Toei Eee de Tie Sre
North American Fire Insurance Co
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Joseph B. Pierce
WM. O. Hastengs
John O. Osborne
Court House
Janzdém Ae
Charles Brown, Jr. & Co
Boot and Shoe House
Hampshire ST
Washington Square
Janlésly
Kingsbury Bros
KE. Stone & Co
North Fourth. Street
J. ¥. Whesler
Andrews
E Manson
Wheeler, Andrews & Co
Maine Street
Svery
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