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Government bonds sale and scattered mid 19th century events
Washington notes report the government sold 1.5 million dollars of bonds in New York at yields between 16.78 and 116.91. The Freedmen's Bureau finances are scrutinized for irregularities, while Navy officials defend actions after Polaris incident. Sheridan supports uniform US Mexico boundaries for citizen protection. A Humboldt Fire Insurance dividend is declared and cotton brokers suspend payments amid market shifts. Multiple local incidents follow, including murders, suicides, accidents, cholera outbreaks, and political shifts across major cities and territories.
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Washington
New York
of War
T of Justice
Freedmen's Bureau
Prosecat
Tioe
Jane
Oer
Secretary of the Navy
Sheridan
United States
Mexico
Vic
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company
Crenshaw & Co
Pearl Street
Jane McArdle
North Second Street
Brooklyn
Wm. Ross
Cosmopolitan Hotel
San Francisco
Milton
N. H
Gillen
Ellen
Fleetwood Racing Park
New London
Havana
Yeldyke
Maine
Gordon
Z. Robbins & Sons
Philadelphia
Char. A. Dona
The
Gray
New Zealand
Oakland
Alon
Berrell
Oddie
Indianapolis
Insane Asylum
Sioux Country
Henry Ewing
St. Louis
Charles Hahrenmann
Indiana
Heat Evanston
Charles Brantz
Edward Benham
Goshen
Ind
I. A. Wheeler
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peru
Wabash
John Herrester
Kautner
Herrester
Godfrey
Sangamon County
Ilinois
Breabenville
Northern
Lincoln
Oereka
Jack
Ab Fairchild
Bhach
Perala
England