Public meetings in Calhoun and Belview October 5
Citizens of Calhoun county and Belview are invited to attend afternoon meetings on October 5 with speakers Col. AG Martaewe and Hon. Wao A. Grimshaw. Separate appearances in Jersey county announced for October 2, 5, and 9 by COL M. Credit Affair listing noted as completed with Vice President Colfax refutation. Independent Democrats in New York and Missouri shifts favor Grant and Wilson. first district nominations for Rice, second for Wace, third for Farwell. Republicans promise to elect both nominated representatives.
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Eta ‘Cor. AG
Martaewe
Wao A. Grimshaw
Calhoun County
Belview
Col M
Avill
Jersey County
Congress
John B. Rice
Jasper D. Wace
C. B. Farwell
Herald
Demonstration by the Tanners Draws Large Torch Procession
An impromptu ratification march by the Tanners drew a crowd nearly matching Tuesday’s Greeley demonstration. Torch bearers were mostly waters, with boys excluded, and the colored teachers received many compliments for their fine appearance. Reverend Peter Cartwright, veteran Methodist preacher, died at Pleasant Plains Sangamon Co Illinois. born 1785 in Amherst VA, age 87. He lived frontier ministry from 1802, joined the conference in 1804, served fifty years as Presiding Elder, and shaped early church expansion amid rail and telegraph era changes.
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Waters
Ihoys
Perre Cartweaicat
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hits
Pleasant Plains
Sangamon County
Cartwright
Amherst County
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
United States
Dr. C
Illinois
Wippi
Rovian
Tay Her
Peter Cartwright
The
West
Peter Cartwright The Great Frontiersman Preacher
A lengthy obituary outlines Peter Cartwright’s influence as a Methodist preacher and legislator. It credits his leadership in church governance and Sabbath laws, notes his Democratic leanings, and highlights his missionary work and education initiatives. The tribute lauds his pulpit style and broad impact on Western history, concluding with his fortune and enduring legacy.
Multiple arrests and crimes ripple through Baltimore and beyond
A Baltimore Third National Bank burglary case leads to grand jury indictments against Chapman alias Washburn, Bartlett, Crandall, Mead, with Clinton as accessory. Across the globe reports detail a river body with head wounds, a brutal axe murder in Havre, riots in New Jersey, and the Meadow Massacre testimony offer. Also noted are a bold Kansas City robbery, a Jersey City homicide, evolving tax refund rules for non residents, Grant’s Philadelphia visit, and labor union reorganizations.
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Joseph £. Chapman
Sk. Washbuasa
Joseph Bartlett
Joseph Crandall
L.A. Mead
Third National
Ank
Baltimore
Henry ¥. Clinton
Lstter
Disastrous Rain Storm in Scotland.
Aberdeen and surrounding areas endured a severe rain storm that flooded streets and ruined crops. The Aberdeen station and nearby roads were impassable, reporting a damaging weather event with regional impact.
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Scotland
Lexpos
Aberdeen
Geneva
Lonpox
Robert Lowe
Glasgow
Lowe
England
Mooney
Fulton County Fair Attendance and Sales Hit High
Special to the Quincy Whig Fulton County Fair drew about twelve thousand attendees. Receipts yesterday were two thousand dollars, today about three times that amount. Floral Hall showed extraordinary display of ladies fancy work, pantry stores, and farm products beyond prior West records. Stock and machinery shows lagged. Sarge Gooding was chair for evening events as discussions urged enforcement of the Sunday liquor law and a committee was appointed to present the issue to the mayor.
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Quincy
Fulton County
Cantos
His
Floral Hall
Sarge Goodinge
N.S. Devs
Bax
California wine crop and other midwestern notes
One compilation item notes the wine crop in California shrinking by a third, plus emigration from Alsace Lorraine rising and various political and social updates. Observations include Gambetta seeking dissolution of the French Assembly, audits in Louisiana, an asylum fire with fatalities, state fairs drawing large crowds, appointive and electoral moves, labor and fraternal gatherings, and local incidents such as a serious injury at a traveling show and a bank note on deposits.
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Alsace
Loraine
Fall and Winter Silk and Velvet Stock Draws Buyers
Fall and winter goods feature Black Crossrain silks from celebrated manufacturers at prices as low as anywhere in the East or West. Fancy silks and Japanese silks in choice styles and colors, velvets velvets velvets and velvets in black and colors, with an extraordinary low price and superb finish. A magnificent assortment of
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America
Hoee
JACCARD Jewelers Catalogue in St Louis Listing
Bend for D C Jaccard and Co catalog of watches jewelry and silver ware invites inspection of their magnificent jewelry establishment at Nos 401 and 403 North Fourth Street corner of Locust in St Louis near Odd Fellows Hall.
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Waltham, Howard
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St. Louis
N. Fourte St
Locust
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Democrats for Grant Move to Unite in Support
In New York a convention of Democrats dissatisfied with the Pierce pintina press gathered to back Grant and Wilson. J H Wilson of Alabama was appointed secretary. Resolutions urged Democrats to vote for Grant and Wilson and to organize state committees to unite behind approved candidates. An address for Dix and others on the Republican ticket was ordered. A National Committee with J H Gilmore of Virginia as chairman and H C Page of New York as secretary was named. B F Parks and Peter Sharpare represent Illinois. Charles O Connor replied to Thomas Carroll regarding his Louisville nomination acceptance.
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Grant
Wilson
National Committee
Dix
Republicas
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Virginis
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Illinois
Schwebel and Gravelle Machinists Dissolve Partnership
The partnership between Wm. Schwebel and Edward Gravelle doing business as Schwebel & Gravelle machinists dissolves by mutual consent. All accounts due will be collected by Wm. Schwebel who will settle claims against the old firm. J. Schwebel will continue the business at the front street location between Maine and a harbor. WM. SCHWEBEL EDW.GRAVILLE Gainey Sep. 23, istr.
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