Diverse 1860s News Snippets Cover Trade, Crime, and Rail Accidents
Memphis ships five hundred barrels of fruit daily to North. Chicago emerges as a major mail hub for Asia Pacific trade. The German Society of Chicago seeks to build an immigrant house for about 1,000. A Russian paper reports a 101 percent rise in alcohol consumption since 1863 and 2,748 drunken deaths last year. Virginia wheat abundance lowers flour prices to about $5-$6 per barrel. James Stapp, son of U.S. tax collector General Milton Stapp, was murdered at Goliad Texas on June 11. body found with eleven bullets, no clues. Near Cheyenne an immense tract of land yields oversized edible mushrooms, one seven inches across. U.S. Mint Philadelphia June coinage totals $1,089,650 with 1,949,160 pieces minted. An immense shoal of speckled brook trout observed in Lake Superior near Duluth. Buffalo Concert Club members report catches. The New York Tribune discusses Virginia’s ironclad oath. supports fidelity to government and Constitution, without ban on aiding rebels. Baltimore reports a derailment near Havre de Grace injuring several. no fatalities. English papers note ladies in first-class carriages removing silk curtains to fashion aprons, curating a trend in window coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Chicago
China
Japan
Sandwich Islands
Pacific
German Society of
Russia
Virginia
James Stapp
United States
Milton Stapp
Goliad
Texas
Cheyenne
Philadelphia
Lake Superior
Duluth
Buffalo Concert Club
Guardianship duties and penalties under probate codes
A compilation of guardian obligations under civil procedure including compelling returns for default, new asset reporting, annual accounts, and renewal of bonds. Provisions authorize attachments, removals, and successor appointments, plus court powers over abused estates, receiverships, solicitor compensation, and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge of Probate
Court of Probate
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the Wilmington Post
Wilmington, B.C
Wilmington Market
Wilminetor
N. C
Peives
Spis. T
New
Abe Hhd
N. Vd
Aleueat House
Domingo
Mamantiin
Nova Scotia
N.C
Goshen
Corn, Bus Co
Carolina
Cuba
Grano
Porto Rico
Poter
Ray
War Ashio
Havana
Hoop
Limbrn
Apple
The
New York Tribune
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Havre de Grace
Public Laws of
North Carolina
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Courts of Probate
Pete Ee i
Perior
Superior Court
Proba
Probete
Lata
Renovator
Covery
Pharmacy
DR. Lawrence
Buch
Jaun
Morning Star
Wilmington
WM. H. Bernard
John D. Love
North Front Street
Edward Cantwell
Oseph C. Abbott
Abbott & Cantwell
Princess St
Geo. Z. French
Commission Merchant
Ncu Real Estate
South Front
S§t
New -York
Joseph H. Neff
Dock Street
James H. Carraway
South Front Street
Banking
First National Bank OF
Wilmington, N. Y
United States Depository and Financial Agent
W. H. McRary
Jas
H. Cearonns
D. Wantacz
Eli Murray
Eowin E. Beiskoss
Asa K. Watkex
Cushier Wa
Larkins
Teller
A. M. Bowpen
D. Wautner, Jr
FUR Iit
Huron
Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company
Chartered
Act of Congress
Banking House
Pennsylvania Avenue
19Th Street
Washington, D.C
Wilmington, N.C
Price
J. J. Lawrence, M. D
Orgaaric
Main Street
Norfolk
Eale
Geo, R. French
Benjamin Durfee
WM. Whittlesy
JAY Cooke & CO
New Ouk
United States Internal Revenue
Econ
Northarolina
M. L
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