Overland Mail Reported Arrivals and Indian Conflicts
St Louis dispatches detail the Overland Mail arrival, gold dust shipments from Victoria, and military action against Apache and Comanche bands near Belknap and Pawnee Rock. Reports note Texan camps, U S troop deployments, and casualties. Local elections show Republican gains in Kansas counties. Also mentioned are the Utah Mail, Valley Tan transfer, and convict escapes at the State Prison.
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St. Louis
Overland Mail
Sickles
Beale’s
Paez
Utah
Mohave
Victoria
Decatur
San Francisco
Belknap
Cadelo Reserve
Texas
U. S
van Doren
Fort Washeta
Independence
Kian
John Hartnell
Nugent
Caddo Reserve
van Dorn
Two Steamers Consumed in Fire at Pittsburg
Fire broke out about 2 o clock this morning on the steamer Endeavor and another steamer, both burned to the water's edge. Endeavor insured for 1,400 in the Pennsylvania Colony, Quaker City insured for 5,000, Great Western of Philadelphia insured for 5,000.
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Pitrssurg
Endeavor
Gazette
Pennsylvania Colny
Quaker City
Great Western
Philadelphia
Eureka
Pittsburg
Arrival of a Supposed Slaver. Orion Sailed From Congo River
The barque Orion, fifty days from the Congo River, arrived at New York under Lieutenants Dallas and Campbell. Captain Hanna died of a broken heart. Orion sailed January 21 from New York, reached Sharks Point April 10, was examined as a suspected slave trader, and sent home with prize crew. Ardenis and Emma Lincoln may follow. Frosty Reports note Wheat region uninjured, no wheat panic, likely plentiful corn and apples, with steady fruit supply. a rail of favorable weather expectations. The gold lever runs in Pith Valley VT with several good yields. Hankerson reports large finds, while three men earn fair wages in harsh conditions. An old superstition revived describes a mad-stone curing bites, with Mallory and Ward claiming cure after a dog bite.
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New York
Orion
Congo River
Dallas
Cambell
Navy Yard
Hanna
Sharks Point
Triton
Brent
Cincinnati Dispatch
Pith Vt
Hankerson
Henry
Marehall Co
Mallory
Ward
J. P. Evans
Lincoln
Logan County
Chad
Bickerman
Evans
Horace Greely Decends the Scale of Artificial Life
A fragment from Horace Greeley’s correspondence to the New York Tribune traces his humorous progress toward “the powers simplicity of human existence.” He lists dates and places from Chicago to Junction City as comforts disappear, ending with travel in an express wagon and hopes of rain, signed H. Greeley.
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Horace Greely
Greeley
N. Y. Tribune
Chicago
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Junction City
Pipe Creek
Ee H. G
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Black Lake
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Milwaukee
Anton Ingraham
F.q
Wheeler
Johnson
Kitty Grant
Inguakens
Block
Mead
Black River
Ter
Elien
Whitcome, More & Morgan
Mrs. Mead
Ellen
Ame
Iowa
Tepartey
Morrie & Co
Main Street
Dubuque, Iowa
H. Manny
Reaper
Boston Belting Co
Fourth Street
Owa
L. D. Randall & CO
Valibes
Dubuqus
Boones and Stationery
John H. Thompson
É&C
J L. Langworthy & Brothers
J.L. Langwomet, Edward Langwortht
Exchange Bankers
Lucius H. Laxoworthy
SOLON
MM. Langwortht
Ortes
Reiling City
faMar
Commission
Poolittle & Chamberlain
Northwestern Agricultural Warehouse
McCormick’s Reaper
Troy Bell Foundry
Khristman, Farley & CO
Fairbank
mrSsely
M. Singer & CO
NEW Invention
Garmeer
Lake Street
A. W. Tiarria
Willians
Ot Main Street
Ene
W. P. Large
Dabaggen
St. Lewis
Mmorthent of
Ofien
Ianat, Dabagee
Lows
Fixcounace Home
Ieee
Sadler & Son
Main & 6Th Streets
John H. Manny
Reaper and Mower
Rockford
Illinois
Paris
France
United States
Manny
Dubuque Agente
Westphal & Hinds
O. J. Wood
Solomon Mann
Ann Arbor
Mich
Saya
Judge Breese
Linois
H. L. Stewart
J. E
Brookfield
Dency Tessing
J. W. Davidson
Monmonth
Ils
Seventh Avenue
New-York
J.D. Bore
Am. Woolward
M.D. Frankfet
Cars
Bowd
St. Pamt
Morris Gosling
Narket Street
St R. Ya
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Oacy
Medical
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Hooper
Easterly
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Williams & Potter
West
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Fasterly
Gridley
Olemnis
Gridier
Dr. Easterly
Third and
Chesnut
de. Carter
Carter
D. Easterly
Third
St. Louie
Drogcists
Feuer
Toth
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