Union Telegraph notes and scattered global briefings
News tidbits include stock dividends, Gen Grant resting in Colorado, Chicago photographers in session, Illinois militia in Rockford, a train collision at Long Branch injuring several, and various obituaries and dispatches on international affairs.
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Union Telegraph Com
The
Grant
Colorado
United States
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Illinois
Rockford
Wisconsin
Long Branch
Alliger
New York
Galveston
Texas
Victoria
Col. Grierson
Gladstone
Ireland
Miss Neilson
Glyn
Edward Compton
Freedmen’s Bank
de Lacy
Los Pinos
Ute
Ouray
Kansas City
Benjamin Dean
Boston
Senator Withers
Virginia
San Francisco
Disarmament of Mascalero Indians at Muscalero agency
Col. Grierson reports on the Muscalero agency disarmament in New Mexico after Indian raids into Texas. About 320 Mascalero Indians with 400 horses and stock were gathered for the process amid troop pursuit and a lively encounter, while concerns are raised about agency roles and humanitarian aims.
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Mascalero Apache Reservation
Mascalero Agency
Col. Grierson
Atch
Sheridan
Col. Valle
Chihuahua
United States
Candelaria
Caddaria Mountains
Fort Bliss
Victoria
Sierra de la Candaria
el Paso
Bunta Deventanas
Texas
Col. B. Hi. Grierson
10Th Cavalry
Adjutant General
Muscalero Agency
New Mexico
RAND
Indian Department
San Carlos
Hatch
Interior Department
Grierson
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Rosebud Agency
Spotted Tail
Fort Randall
Arizona
Board of Inquiry
Schurz
Beach
J. J. Gasper
Arizona Territory
Bell
China
Pacific
Department of State
Local bitters debate and liquor licenses in question
Revenue officials face difficulty classifying alleged medicines as beverages or medicines in bitters samples. Many cordials sold in bars consist of bad whisky with gentian or calamus. If insufficient medicinal content exists, vendors must hold a liquor license to sell it.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Virginia
Washington
Internal Revenue
Movement to abolish the Lords gains momentum in Britain
Reports say widespread agitation to abolish the House of Lords will begin this winter as meetings across the country mobilize against the unelected chamber. A Foreign Office reply notes ongoing Britain US fisheries talks with no immediate disclosure of correspondence.
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Ireland
Leo
Feir
Senor
Emilio Castellar
London
Atlantic
England
Azores
America
Savannah
Porte
Count von Hatzfeldt
Miss Moulton
Marshal Dake
Arizona
Marquez
Chung How
Russia
Silesia
Posen
West Prussia
Peru
Lima
House of Lords
Great Britain
United States
Fortune Bay
Market Trading Ledger August 26 1380 Chicago Wheat to Cattle
Prices show CHICAGO grain futures with August September and October closes across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley. Provisions and cattle market brief note steady to firmer hogs active with quotes for various steer and hog categories.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts and Price Ranges Report
Weekly cattle totals show 4 947 through and 3 775 local head, up from 4 325 through and 2 341 local. Prices span good shipping steers 4 90 to 5 10, fair to good 1 65 80, common butchers 3 50 4 00, stockers 2 50 3 50, bulls cows and stags 2 10 3 50, with Haas Yorkers 5 15 5 25 and Philadelphias 5 40 5 55. Sheep higher at 5 50 to 3 70 by quality. Cincinnati flour quiet at 4 50 4 85. Wheat and corn advance with No 2 Amber 92, No 2 Red 77, Corn No 2 Mixed 45, oats firm 3 9. Toledo futures: Wheat No 2 Red Wabash cash 97 today, August 97, October 99. Corn steady 4?46 60, No 2 seller Sept 4, Oct 4 44.
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East Liberty
Philadelphias
Cincinnati
Market wire grain and flour price notes from Milwaukee and New York
The report lists unsettled quotes across grains and flour in Milwaukee New York and Baltimore. Wheat corn oats and rye show varied bids and monthly futures with No 2 and August delivery terms. Prices include Wheat at roughly 1 03 to 1 04 in Chicago and Milwaukee levels. flour varieties priced between 3 to 8 75 and 5 00 for family. oats and rye show firmer tones. June and August terms noted.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wool market holds firm amid cautious trade in Boston
Boston wool dealers report a quiet week with manufacturers delaying purchases until the goods market strengthens. Demand remains steady for combing and delaines while fine fleeces and other wools are neglected. Prices vary by grade from 31 to 50 cents, with washed, scoured, and foreign sales showing fair activity.
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Woo.t
Ohio
Michigan
California
Eastern
Maine
Moffat’s Life Pills and Bitters Advertised in Grey York Ad
Moffat’s Life Pills and Phenix Bitters claimed to regulate the stomach and liver and cure numerous maladies including malaria jaundice dyspepsia and fever. The ad touts certificates of cure and urges trial. It lists Page’s Climax Salve and prices for pills and bitters with J P Mills as soles proprietor at 85 Liberty Street New York.
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Moffat
Page
J. P. Mills
Liberty Street
New York
Craig
Warner
Bright
dEvTek
N.Y
Township funds ready for disbursement in Van Wert County
Auditor W T Exline announces the June collection of township funds is ready for disbursement. Township, corporation and special school district treasurers are urged to draw their respective funds before the first of next month. August 20, 1850. Outo, Ohio.
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van Wert County
Outo
W.T. Exline
Board of Commissioners
Ohio
James Pettiford
F. C. Carlo
Town Creek
Hoaglin
Union
Pleasant
Ridge
Liberty
Wiltshire
Hoaglin Township
Merrick
Paulding
van Wert
Celina Road
Samuel Collins
Iaid Celina Road
Ditech Improvement
Said
William Heath
Auglaize River
Washington
Jennings
York
Middlepoint
Pollock Road
WM. BL. Jones
Yancy Roush
Philip Roush
Sarat J. Neely
James H. Neely
Aniiles
Laura Long
Creorge Long
Aldan Mason
Zalman Mason
Marcus Mrou
Helen Mason
Peter Reubin Grand
Promas Owens
Dp. J.wens
Court of Common Pleas
Franklin Mason
Maude
Hin
Franklin Siason
A.D. II
Nuancy Mason
Laura Miason
George Louis Eliza Ann Mason
Almond
Harringtom
Sarah HH. Mason
James. Hf. Neely
Marcus Mason
Jennett Mason
John Shinebury
Kate Mason
Low
Nati Startshorn
Sumner Mason
Eliza Ann Harrington
Harrington
Jennett Shinebury
Summmer Mason
Nathan Hartshorn
Nancy Roush
Sarah J. Neely
Thomas Owens
PD. L.owens
Alexander & Wialfulle
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Supreme Lodge of
K. P
St. Louis
Southern
Lodge
Colored Masons
Home Intelligence
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Coopers
James A. Sedden
Gooshland County
Adelaide Neilson
Brompton Cemetery
Marshal Bazaine
Ole Bull
Bergen
Norway
Sara Thorp
Madison
Wis
Albert J. Myer
United States Army
Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Myer
Government Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Saginaw Bay
Mulberry and
Worth Streets
New York City
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan
Marion
Ind
Sandusky, C
Lake
Simley
East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia
Knoxville
Criminal Bulletin
Jeremiah Ford
Sunnyside
Marburger
Denver
Fostier
Muskexon
Mich
Dr. Cadieux
Hagerstown
Berry
Lexington
Louisville
Henry Wilson
Selina
McLean County
Hle
John C. Snell
Crane
Ile
Milton Carter
Columbia
Tenn
John Holcombe
John
Holcombe
Milton
Louis Emmons
Oshkosh
Appleton Road
Luxley
Emmons
Buchanan
Philadelphia
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Canada
Jon
Miles North
Constantinople
Kadir Pasha
Thomas McGraw
Michigan Savings Bank
Detroit
Walker, McGraw & Co
Philadelphia and
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John W. Goodman
Pittsburg
Garfield
Goodman
Washington Notes
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Fiscal Statement
Treasury Department
War Department
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the Indian Bureau
Brooks
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Hayt
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Trowbridge
Patents
Marbie
Foreign News
Paris
Panama Canal
Collinson
Dr. Tanner
France
Premier de Freycinet
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United States of Europe
Afghanistan
Cabul
Ayoob
Abdurahman
Ayoob Khan
Candahar
Shika
Turkey
Standard
Bucharest
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Roumelia
Bulgaria
Greece
Germany
Herr von Benningsen
Bismark
Berlin
General Markets
Toledo
COORN
Pearley
Baltimore
Wesern
Bulge
West
Hiili & Wilson
Express
John C. West & CO
Madison Street
J. G. Starkey
Iowa City
L. F., Gackenheimer
E. Noble
Trauman
York Township
Fult
Washington Street
Cherry
Walnut
East Main Street
D. A. Hackecorn
Glimaya & R Page
North
South America
Ida Beamer
Henry J. Beamer
Fred Reed
Elizabeth Reed
Elizabeth Brey
Absolom Brey
Thomas A. Alban
John W. Jones
Thomas T. Jones
Thomas S. McKim
Dora Troup
Joseph Allen
James F. Rogers
Jacob Germann
Louis J. Germann
W. H. Mozier
WM. B. Jones
Noticpr
Board of Commissioners of
H.C. MI
Tatias
ATL
KIM & Son
St Ees
H. Y. Olney
Root & Company
R ‘Tate
X Wan Whet
Valitarlye Wesidence
Convoy
Thotlin Township
Tully Township
Yes Acres
Oot ‘Bally Township
AOAY
Zunten Township
Paulding County
Bally 4
S Township
Ohis
Union le i Township
UN Jon
Jackson
Aultman & Taylor
Hallerta
Gur
Mansfield Atd
Ab Mendon
Heppeard
Mendon
Oitio
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne
Sirisios
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
Spirit
A.J Philadelphia
Weet
J. P.malick, van Wert, O
Acob Bevo
Sego
Apna
Fanna V. Bevo
John Kine
G. Riddle
A. G
Tyler & CO
State St
Its
C.O.D
R.R
Mississippi River
Mason and Dixon’s
Minn
Iowa
Hermon W. Ladd
Fulton Street
Canal St
North Second St
Market St
Dicine
Bitters CO
Mass
Fe Ae, A.i
O.P. Clark & Son
Lito
Leibig
Mataria
Messrs. Evans
W. H. Pennell
Hill & Wilson, Pruggists
Wert, O
U. S
CLA. Snow & CO
Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Reachers
McGuffy
Sid
M.H. Tuttle
Tresiaert
Webster & Wise
St Jrrms
Toe
Jas, Boss
Ollowins
Hwartivone
March Ltd
Lowa
Leades CO
Wataska
Inis
Ess
M. H. Peters
Lroquis Co
Pinies
Warsatt
Psst
Mark H. Barnum
Woreh
Po Young Bien
Price
Robert J. Culver Wise
M.D
Culverwell Medical GO
Ann St
Ina Pinin
L. F. Gackenheimer
van West
Sanworp
Chigan
Cemier
Gioia Es
Warthiwat
Charles Foster
State of
John Stewart
Mary Stewart
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