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Screw, Nut and Bolt Industry
See also Alcoholic Liquors - Taxation
See also Alcoholic Liquors; Courts; Temperance
See also Alcoholic Liquors; Farm Products
See also Banks & Banking; Counterfeiting; Markets & Marketing
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See also Bonds & Stocks; Farm Products; Money; specific industries and commodities
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See also Bridges; Tunnels
See also Cables
See also Children. Wars - Civil War (Welfare); Reconstruction
See also Children; Courts
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See also Confederacy; Constitution - Amendments; Negroes; Wars
See also Confederacy; Constitutions - Amendments; Slavery; Wars - Civil
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See also Education; Medical Profession - Medical Colleges; Schools
See also Elections; Campaigns & Candidates; Political Parties
See also Elections; Campaigns & Candidates; Politics & Government
See also Exploration
See also Fairs & Expositions
See also Fairs & Expositions - Sanitary Fair
See also Farm Products
See also Fights & Duels
See also Finance; kinds of industry
See also Finance; Politics & Government - Public Finance
See also Fires & Fire Prevention
See also Foreign Population
See also Foreign Population; Immigration and Emigration
See also Foreign Relations - Mexico
See also Frauds
See also Hospitals & Infirmaries
See also Immigration & Emigration
See also Iron & Steel - Labor; Labor Unions: Newspapers - Labor
See also Juvenile Delinquency
See also kinds of commodities
See also kinds of entertainment as Music, Theaters, etc.
See also Labor; Newspapers - Labor
See also Laws & Legislation
See also Markets & Marketing
See also Markets & Marketing - Produce Market
See also Medical Profession
See also Mortgages
See also Music
See also names of animals
See also Newspapers
See also Piracy; Foreign Relations
See also Political Parties; Politics & Government
See also Political Parties; Politics & Government; subject of legislation
See also Politics & Government
See also Politics & Government - Mexico
See also Politics & Government; Wars - Civil War
See also Privateers
See also Railroads
See also Refuse & Refuse Disposal
See also Schools & Seminaries - Textbooks
See also Sewage & Sewers
See also specific subjects
See also specific subjects as Bridges; Streets, etc.
See also specific subjects; kinds of industry
See also Temperance
See also U. S. Post Office
See also Wars; Weapons
See also Welfare
Seminaries
Sewage and Sewers
Sewing Machines
Shipbuilding
Shipping and Ships
Shipping and Ships | Excursions
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"Auld Robin Gray" (Scotch ballad)
"Barbara Fritchie" (poem)
"Battle of New Orleans, The" (poem)
"Ben Bolt" (song)
"Boots at Holly Inn" (poem)
"Brother, When Will You Come Back" (song)
"Brushwocq" (poem)
"Carriers Address, The" (poem)
"Cauchouca" (song)
"Cavalry Soldier" (poem)
"Charlie Machree" (poem)
"Dick Dockstader" (song)
"Dying Flag Bearer, The" (song)
"Eilan Wannin" (Manx song)
"Evangeline" (poem)
"Favorite Farce," (song)
"Gove and the Lions, The" (poem)
"Heart of the War, The" (poem)
"High Tide, The" (poem)
"Irish Picket, The" (poem)
"John Brown" (song)
"La Belle Styriene" (song)
"Last Rose of Summer, The" (song)
"Lay His Sword by his Side" (song)
"Little Jim" (poem)
"Little Red Riding Hood" (song)
"Lorena" (song)
"My Baby" (poem)
"My Country 'Tis of Thee" (song)
"Now Pray Thee" (song)
"Ohio Soldier, The" (poem)
"Our Defenders" (poem)
"Peace (Civil War)
"Queen Mab" (poem)
"Red White and Blue, The" (song)
"Ruined Cottage, The" (poem)
"Sacred Harp of Judah, The" (song)
"Seven Ages, The" (poem)
"Sheridan's Ride" (poem)
"Sleeping Sentinel, The" (poem)
"Song of the Forge, The" (poem)
"Spirit of 1812" (poem)
"Star Spangled Banner" (song)
"Thanksgiving" (poem)
"Toast, The" (poem)
"Vagabonds, The" (poem)
"When the Cruel War is Over" (song)
"Where the Bee Sucks" (song)
"Wounded" (poem)
"Ye Air" (song)
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*Elections, Campaigns, & Candidates, 569-715: Cleveland, 569-574; Connecticut, 575; Cuyahoga County, 576-583; Indiana, 584; Ohio, 585-598; Pennsylvania, 599-600; United States
*Emancipation
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*German Population
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*Music
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*Natural History
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*Newspapers
*Obituaries
*Officers (Civil War)
*Oil City, Pa.
*Operas
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*Persons & Personages
*Petroleum
*Photography
*Physiology
*Piracy
*Plating Industry
*Plumbing & Plumbers
*Poetry & Poets
*Poisoning
*Police Court
*Police Department
*Political Parties, 1511-1626: Democratic, 1515-1574; Fremontites, 1575- 1592; Union
*Port List
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*Postal Service
*Prices
*Printing & Publishing
*Prisons & Prisoners (Civil War)
*Privateers
*Produce Markets
*Profiteering
*Public Lands
*Railroads, 1720-1774; Accidents
*Randits & Guerrillas (Civil War)
*Real Estate
*Receptions & Celebrations (civil war)
*Reconstruction
*Refrigerators & Refrigeration
*Refuse & Refuse Disposal
*Relief
*Restaurants
*Retail Trade
*Rivers & Harbors
*Schools & Seminaries
*Scotch Population
*Screw, Nut & Bolt Industry
*Secret Organizations
*Sewage & Sewers
*Sewing Machines
*Shipbuilding
*Shipping & Ships, 1852-1959; Accidents
*Shoes
*Skating
*Slavery
*Sleighing
*Social Events
*Social Organizations
*Speculation
*Spiritualism & Occultism
*Sports Equipment
*Stereopticons
*Stock Market
*Street Railways
*Streets
*Suburbs, Districts, & Annexations
*Sugar
*Suicides
*Swimming
*Tariff
*Taxation, 2040-2050; of Alcoholic Liquors
*Taxicabs & Hacks
*Teachers
*Telegraph
*Temperance
*Theaters
*Tobacco
*Traffic
*Travel
*Tunnels
*U. S. Coast Guard
*Veterans
*Volunteer Companies & Militia (Civil War)
*Warehouses
*Wars
*Water Supply
*Weapons
*Weather
*Weights & Measures
*Welfare
*Welsh Population
*Wholesale Trade
*Women
*Women's Wear
*Yachts & Yachting
Abbey, William
Abbott, Rev. John S. C.
Abell, Edward S. (manufacturer)
Abley, Judge
Academy of Music
ACTRESS OF PADUA, THE (play)
Adams, Charles Francis (U. S. minister to London)
Adams, Edwin (actor)
Adams, Jack
Adams, Rev. S. W., D.D.
Adams, Reverend Mr.
ADWOCATE'S LAST CAUSE (play)
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Agasiz, Louis
Agner, Judge
Aiken, Rev. S. C.
Alabama
ALABAMA (ship)
Alabama HERALD
Alabama river
Alabama st.
ALADDIN OF THE WONDERFUL LAMP (play)
Albany EVENING JOURNAL, The
Albany, N. Y.
Alcott
Alden, George (locomotive engineer)
Alden, Silas B. (locomotive fireman)
Ale, William (Rockport)
Alexander Wilson and Co. (oil refiners)
Alexander, Scofield and Company (oil refineries)
Alexandria, Wa.
Alford, M.
Allan, Sheldon
Alleghenians, The (vocalists)
Allegheny arsenal (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Allegheny mountains
ALLEMANIA (ship)
Allen, E. H. (Chillicothe, O.)
Allen, J. S.
Allen, Professor C. G.
Altoona Ridge, Pa.
American building
American Emigrant co.
American Express co.
American House (hotel)
Ames, . Hiram
Ames, Bishop (Methodist)
Amodio, Seignior (opera star)
Amoor river
Anderson (councilman)
Anderson, Lieutenant Governor (Ohio)
Andersonville, Ga.
Andrew, Christopher
Andrews, Mrs.
Andrews, Stephen Pearl
Andwine, Anthony
Angier House (hotel)
Annapolis, Md.
Antietam, Md.
Appleton, Miss
ARCTIC (ship)
Arctic refrigerator
Arguelles, Senor
Arkansas
Arlington, Leon and Kelley (minstrels troupe)
Armstrong, W. W. (Ohio Sec. of State)
Army, Mrs. E. G. (author)
Arnold, Major G.
Arthur, T. S. (author)
Asbotharo, General
Ashland UNION
Ashland, O.
Ashtabula county
Ashtabula, O.
Associated Press
Atheneum block
Atheneum music hall
Athens, O.
Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTIC (ship)
Atlantic and Great Western railroad
Atlantic cable
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, The (periodical)
Atwater. block
Auber, Pierre (composer)
Audience hall
Augusta, Ga.
AURORA FLOYD (play)
Aurora, O.
Austria
AUTUMN SCENERY (painting)
Averill, Captain
Avery, C. (Ashtabula, O.)
Avery, Reverend Mr.
Ayer, Mrs.
B0X AND COX (play)
Babcock, Lieut. C. H.
Bachelor
Bachus, Henry
Backus, F. T.
Badger, John
Bailey, Bishop (New Jersey)
Baker and Bowen (tannery)
Baker, Frederick
Baker, K. C. (Detroit, Mich.)
Baker, Mrs.
Baker, W. D.
Baldwin farm (Brooklyn, O.)
Baldwin, Adj. H. M.
Baldwin, Dudley
Baldwin, E. I. and co.
Baldwin, Elijah
Baldwin, N. C., (president Cuyahoga Agricultural society)
Ball, Black and co. (jewelers)
Ballard, C. J. (customs collector)
Ballou
Balmoral skirts
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Baltimore, M.J., (Cont'd)
Baltimore, Md.
Bank of England
Bank st.
Banks, Gen.
Baptists
BARBER OF SEVILLE (opera)
Barber's silarpshooters
Barger and Brothers (bakery & grocery)
Barher, Captain G. M.
Barilli, Seignior (opera singer)
Barkeley, Gov. (Virginia)
Barlow
Barlow (quartermaster general)
Barnesville, O.
Barnett, Col.
BARNEY THE BARON (play)
Barr, Judge
Barras, Charles (actor)
Barret, Lieut. Col. N. A.
Barris, S. S. and co. (oil refinery)
Bartlett, George
Bartlett, Joseph B., See also Cleveland city auditor
Bassett, Postmaster (Toledo, O.)
Bates, William
Bath, O.
Batler, Captain
Baxter, Morris
Bazaine, (French General)
Beaureguard, Gen. P. G. T.
Beck, George D. (grocer)
Beckenbach, William
Beckwith and co. (carpet store)
Beckwith, Dr.
Bedford, O.
Bedouin Arabs (entertainers)
Beecher, Henry Ward
Beimler and Smith (oil refinery)
Belden st.
Belden, Silas
Bell, George
BELLE OF THE SEASON (play)
Belle Plain landing
Bellefontaine and Indianapolis railroad
Bellini, Vincenzo (composer)
Belmont, August
BELPHEGOR, THE MOUNTIE BANK (play)
Benidict, L. and Sons
Bennett, Gordon (editor, New York HERALD)
Bentley, Maj. Charles H.
Benton, Bros. (druggists)
Benton, J. J. (hatter)
Berea, O.
Berkshire hogs
Bermuda Hundred, Ga.
Bernard, Miss Laura (entertainer)
Berry, G. W.
Berryer (orator)
BETSY BAKER (play)
Bettberg, A. (jeweler)
Bettberg, G. (jeweler)
BEULAH (book)
BIBIO (play)
Bill, U. S. Marshal
Bingham, Captain
Bingham, W. E.
Bingham, Willian (director Cleve. Iron & Nail Co.)
Bird
Bisbee
Bishop, E. F.
Bishop, Judge J. P.
Bishop, Madame Anna (singer)
Bishop, Miss Louise
Bishop, Miss Sarah M.
Bishop, Rev. P. P.
Bissell (president emeritus, Western Reserve University)
Black
Black river (Ohio)
Black, James
Blackburn (architects)
Blackburn and Fuller (architects)
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE (periodical)
Bladensburg, Md.
Blair
Blair, Dr. O. A.
Blair, Gen. Frank
Blair, Harriet
Blair, John
Blair, Miss Nettie
Blair, Montgomery (postmaster general)
Blair. (councilman)
Bliss, George (congressional representative)
Boardinan, W. J. (clergyman)
Boardman, H. W.
Boardman, N. J.
BOBTAILS AND WAGTAILS (play)
Boerster, George M. D.
Boggs, Robert
Bolander, Captain (Cincinnati, O.)
Bomgardener, William
Bond (councilman)
Bond st.
Boniface - Newton alliance (play producers)
Boonesboro, Pa.
Booth, J. Wilkes (actor)
Bordley, Julia
Boston HERALD
Boston JOURNAL
Boston, Mass.
Bowes, E. N.
Bowman, James
Boyce (delegate Chicago convention)
Bradburn, Williams and co. (wholesale grocers)
Bradford, Dr. J. J.
Bradley, Moses R. (Ohio comptroller of treasury)
Bradshaw (actor)
Bradshaw, Miss (actress)
Bradshaw, Mrs. (actress)
Brady, Thomas
Brainard's hall
Brainard's hall (Cont'd)
Brainard, Prof. G. W.
Brainard, S. and co. (music publishers)
Bramlette, Governor (Ky.)
Branch st.
Brandish, Charles
Brashear, La.
Brat enahl, Charles
Brayton, H. F.
Brayton, Mary C.
Breckenridge, Gen. John C.
Brecksville, O.
Brewster, Abbie
Brewster, Rev. W. H.
Bridge st.
Bridgeman, Rev. C. B.
BRIDLES OF GERRY OWEN, THE (play)
Briggs, Corporal J. W.
Bright's disease
Brighton, Mich.
Brighton, O.
Brignolis (opera stars)
Brinsmade, A. T. (assistant city attorney)
Bristol station (R. R. depot)
British Ethnological society
British India
Britton (billiard player)
Brock, Theodore
Brokenshire, J. (county auditor) See also Cuyahoga county auditor
Bronson, A. White (author)
Brooklyn rd.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn, Ohio
Brooks, B. H. (California)
Brooks, Dr. N. L. (surgeon)
Brooks, James (New York Sen. )
Brooks, Martin Luther
Brooks, S. O.
Brooks, T. W.
Brough, Governor (Ohio)
Brown (Superintendent of Arsenal, Washington D. C.)
Brown, B. Gratz (vice presidential candidate)
Brown, Chartes E. (policeman)
Brown, Francis A.
Brown, Governor (Georgia)
Brown, Henry S.
Brown, J. R.
Brown, Jackson
Brown, Senator (Mississippi)
Brown, Thomas
Brownell st.
Brownlow, James (Union officer)
Bruff, Captain
Brunette, A. (painting)
Brush, G. E.
Brush, Miss Hattie K.
Bryant, William Cullen (author)
Bube, E. (collector)
Buchanan, James (ex-president)
Buchanan, McKean (actor)
Buchanan, Virginia (actress)
Buckeye Mutual Insurance co.
Bucklew, Senator (Pa.)
Budwig, Edward
Buffalo and Erie railroad
Buffalo, N. Y.
Buffum, Lieut.
Buhrei (distiller)
Bull Run, Wa.
Bunker hill (M3.)
Burgess block
Burgess, Cool
Burglaries
Burke
Burke, Milton
Burns, Robert (poet)
Burnside, Gen.
Burridge and co.
Burt, M. (jeweler)
Burton (inventor)
Burton, Rev. Lewis
Bush, C.
Buskirk, Gecrge (constable)
Butler county, O.
Butler, General
Butler, Major
Buttles
Buttles, Mrs. Levi
Butts, B. and co.
Butts, Bolivar
Buzzard Roost, Ala.
Byery 1
Cady, Miss
Cain and Lawrence
Cairo, Ill.
Caldwell, H. J. (Warren, O.)
Calhoun, John
California
Calkins, G. W.
CAMILLE (play)
Camp Chase
Camp Cleveland
Camp Dennison
CAMP FIRE (painting)
Camp, Charles
Campbell's minstrels
Campbell, (railroad watchman)
Campbell, John
Canada
Canal bridge
Canal st.
Canby
Canfield, Jasen (29th O. V. I.)
Cannon (Austin, O.)
Cannon, F. H. (Bedford, O.)
Canterbury, England
Cape Clear, Ireland
Cape Race, Newfoundland
Carben, Lieutenant (124th reg.)
Carey, Major W. F.
Carey, P.
Carey, W. F. and co. (iron traders)
Carmichael, George S. (Chicago. Ill.)
CARPENTER OF ROUEN, THE (play)
Carroll (actor \
Carswell, E. S.
Carter, Barry (Irish singer)
Carter, W. L. (church vestryman)
Cary, S. F.
Case ave.
Case, Leonard
Casement, J. S.
Caspor, Miss.
Castle, M. S.
Castle, William B.
Castri, Mademoiselle (opera star)
Catholic orphan asylum
Catlin, Miss.
Cedar Creek
Cedar st.
Center block
Central railroad
Centre St.
Centre st. bridge
Chalfant
CHALLENGE (ship)
Chamber st.
Champlain st.
Chandler (Michigan)
Chandler, W. W. (freight agent)
Chapin's hall
Chapin, Dr., (lecturer"
Chapin, H. M.
Chapin, H. M., and co. (packing house)
Chapman
Chapman, Bird B.
Charity Hospital medical college
Charleston, S. C.
Charter Oak Fire Insurance co.
Chase's New York minstrels
Chase, Salmon P.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chazournes and Son (wine dealers)
Cheatham, Gen.
Cheney, Sarah W.
Chester (lccturer)
Chester, N. H. (business manager)
Chestnut st.
Chicago and Cincinnati railroad
Chicago POST
Chicago TIMES
Chicago Workingmen's association
Chicago, Ill.
Chickahominy, Va.
Chickering piano
CHILD'S EVIDENCE, THE (play)
Childers, J. H.
Chili (South America)
Chillicothe, O.
CHIMNEY CORNER, THE (play)
China
Chipmen, George A.
Chittenden, L. E.
Christien and Marshall (harness shop)
church; Second Presbyterian church; Euclid st. Presbyterian church
Churchill and Brother (druggists)
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL (newspaper)
Cincinnati ENQUIRER
Cincinnati GAZETTE
Cincinnati TIMES
Cincinnati VOLKSFREUND, (newspaper)
Cincinnati, O.
Cisco, J. J. (assistant secretary of the treasury)
City hotel
City mills
CITY OF CLEVELAND (ship)
City Point, Va.
Cl ly, James D.
Claflen, Jerre, G.
Clark and Rockefeller (flour dealers)
Clark, Albert B. co.
Clark, G. W. (druggist)
Clark, Graham and White (pail manufacturers)
Clark, H. W.
Clark, Henry Fair lamb
Clark, James
Clark, James F.
Clark, L. N. (Brighton, Mich.)
Clark, Lieut. Col. Merwin
Clarke, Rev.
Clarkson, Reverend Dr. chaplain (Democratic convention)
Cleveland Agricultural works
Cleveland and Detroit Line (shipping company)
Cleveland and Erie railroad
Cleveland and Mahoning railroad
Cleveland and Toledo railroad
Cleveland Bar association
Cleveland board of education
Cleveland board of enrollment
Cleveland board of improvements
Cleveland board of trade
Cleveland Central High school
Cleveland Charity hospital
Cleveland Cherry Walley Oil co.
Cleveland city building
Cleveland city council
Cleveland City Forge
Cleveland city police department
Cleveland Clty prison (Champlain st.)
Cleveland commercial college
Cleveland court house
Cleveland custom house
Cleveland EVENING DISPATCH
Cleveland female seminary
Cleveland Fire dept.
Cleveland Grays
Cleveland HERALD
Cleveland industrial school
Cleveland institute
Cleveland Iron & Nail co.
Cleveland Iron Mining co.
Cleveland LEADER
Cleveland Library association
Cleveland Literary and Social club
Cleveland medical college
Cleveland mills
Cleveland Omnibus line
Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad
Cleveland PLAIN DEALER
Cleveland police court
Cleveland police station
Cleveland post office
Cleveland public library
Cleveland railway
Cleveland sanitary department
Cleveland Sunday School union
Cleveland Typographical union
Cleveland Union club
Cleveland university
Cleveland Woolen mills
Cleveland WORLD (newspaper)
Cleveland, Capt. C. R.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati railroad
Cliff mine (copper mine)
Climax saloon
Clinton st.
Clinton, Thomas R.
Clough (artist)
Cluseret, E.
Coal Harbor, Wa. See also Cold Harbor, Va.
Coal Oil refinery
Cobb (factory owner)
Cobb, Howell
Cobb, J. B. and co. (booksellers)
Cobden
Cochran, J. L.
Cochrane, General George
Coe (of Coe, Ely and Harmon)
Coe ridge
Coe, Amos
Coe, Judge Asher H.
Coe, Pelton and Breed
Cohen, Rev. G. M.
Cold Harbor, Va.
Coleman, Ben
COLLEN BAWN (play)
Collins (Pacific Cable)
Collins, Captain (captain of the ARTIC)
Collins, Major (Cleveland Iron and Nail co.)
Collins, W. A. (editor)
Columbia, S. C.
Columbians, . The (singers)
Columbus rd.
Columbus st.
Columbus st. bridge
Columbus turnpike
Columbus, O.
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie
Commercial hotel
Commercial Mutual Insurance co.
Confederacy
Confederate Army
Confederate Congress
Congregational Sabbath school
Conie, D. T. (entertainer)
CONJUGAL LESSON, A (play)
Conkle, Captain (1st Ohio artillery)
Conneaut REPORTER (newspaper)
Conneaut, O.
Connecticut
Connolly, John, See also Campbell, John
Conroy
Constantine, Signor (dancer)
CONSTITUTION (newspaper)
Continental co., The
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, THE (periodical)
CONTRABANDIST, THE (pantomime)
Coon
Cooper institute (N. Y.)
Copeland, John W.
Copperheads
CORAL (boat)
Cordier, Mlle. Angiolina (opera star)
Corlett, Philip (Manchester, O.)
Cornstock, C. J. (church junior warden)
Cornstock, Frank A.
Cornstock, J.
CORPORAL'S WEDDING (play)
Coss, P. J.
Costar's vermin exterminators
Couldock, C. W. (actor)
Couldock, Miss
Couldock, Miss (actress)
Coursal, Judge
Course, Philip
Courtland st.
Covington, Ky.
Cowden, H.
Cowen, Adj. Gen.
Cowles, E. (editor and postmaster)
Cowles, E. and co.
Cowley, Patrick
Cox, J. B.
Cox, Saul
Craig (N. Y. Associated Press)
Craig, H. (microscopist)
Crane, Lieut. Col.
Cratty, John
Craw, David
Craw, James A.
Craw, William W.
Crawford county, O.
Crawford, W. S. (railroad conductor)
Craſser
Creighton, Col. W. R.
Creighton, Richard
Crestline, O.
CRISIS, THE (newspaper)
Critchfield, L. B.
Critchley, D. S. and co.
Crocraft, Lieut. John W.
Cross st,
CROSSING THE LINE (play)
Croswell, Edwin (artist)
Croton st.
Crowell, G, W. and co.
Crowell, Gen. John
Cryer, John N.
Cuba
CUDJO'S CAVE (play)
CUMBERLAND (ship)
Cumberland river
Cunningham, Shaw and co., (Liverpool, Eng.)
Curtin, (governor of Pa.)
Curtis, George W.
Cushman, William
Custer, General
Cutler, Miss Lucy (actress)
Cutter, Charles Lang
Cutter, Helen P.
Cutter, Lieut. John
Cutter, O.
Cutter, O. and Son (auctioneers)
Cuyahog county infirmary
Cuyahoga county
Cuyahoga County Agricultural society
Cuyahoga county court house
Cuyahoga County fair
Cuyahoga county fair grounds
Cuyahoga county house of correction
Cuyahoga county jail
Cuyahoga county military committees
Cuyahoga county probate court
Cuyahoga Mining co.
Cuyahoga river
Cuyahoga Steam Furnace co.
Cuyahoga works (marine engine firm)
Cuyler, General (Medical Inspector)
CYNTHIA OR THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST (play)
Cyrian, Fred
D'Hericourt, Madame (author)
Dahler, Mrs.
Dahlgren
Dallas, Ga.
Dally, Martin
Dalton, Ga.
Daly, James (watchman)
Daly, Miss Julia (actress)
DAN CAESAR DE BAZAN (play)
Dana, Captain (Union officer)
Dangler, D. A.
Dannell, Thomas
Danville road
Danville, S. C.
DARING AND SUFFERING (book)
Davenport, G. W. (Barnesville, O.)
Davidson, R. A.
Davidson, T. M.
Davis, A. W.
Davis, F. K. (bleacher)
Davis, Garret (Kentucky)
Davis, General
Davis, H. W. (clerk)
Davis, Henry Winter (senator)
Davis, Jeff
Davis, Thomas
Dawnie, William
Day (Rockport)
Day, Luther (Ohio supreme court judge)
Day, Miss Clara
Day, Mrs.
Day, William (bairdresser and wig maker)
Dayton, O.
Dayton, William L. (minister to France)
DEAD HEART, THE (play)
DEAN RICHMOND (ship)
Dean, Miss Kate
Deforest, Captain (105th national guards)
Deimer, Peter
Delano, Columbus
Delaware
Delaware river
Deming, Mrs.
Democratic press
Dempsey, Lieut. Terence
DeMunn, Professor
Denham, J. L. (president of St. Andrew society)
Denin, Kate (actress)
Denmark
Dennis, Lottie
Dennison, William (U. S. postmaster general)
Detroit Board of Trade
Detroit st.
Detroit st. Congregational church
Detroit, Mich.
Deveaux Neck, S. C.
Devereux, J. H.; (superintendent Cleve. & Pittsburgh railroad)
DEVILISH JOKE, THE (play)
DeWitt, J. H.
Dewitt, William
DeWolf, H. B.
DEWOTEE, A (painting)
Diamond
Dickens, Charles (author)
Dickenson, Anna E.
Dickenson, E. W. (teacher)
Dickin, Daniel S.
Dickinson, Daniel L.
Dickson, James (actor)
Dickson, Mrs. James (actress)
Diebolt, Lieutenant
Diehl, Captain (Garibaldi guards)
Dilley, Lieut. L. S. (123rd reg. OVI)
Dillon, Charles (Canterbury, England)
Dillon, Miss Emily
Dilly's Grove
DINORAH (opera)
Disciple church of Euclid
Ditch Cap canal
Dix, General
Dobbs, Reverend Mr.
Dodge st.
Dodge, Gen. H. H.
DOMESTIC LIFE (painting)
DON GIOVANNI (opera)
Dora st.
Dorsey (delegate to Union convention)
Doty, R.
Douglas, R. B. and company
Douglas, Sephen A.
Douglass, Captain
Douglass, Fred
Douglass, James (brakeman)
Downey, William
Draz, Humbert (watchmaker)
DRUNKARD (play)
Dubuque, Iowa
Dudley (Yourglove and De Witt and co.)
Duffy, Mrs. Bridget
Duffy, Patrick (assistant hospital steward)
Dufresne and Girard (Metal work)
Dugan, William
Duke of Malakoff
DUMB BELLE, THE (play)
DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER (play)
Duneau, Wis.
Dunn and Ward (merchants)
Dunn, James (saloon keeper)
Dunnon, John (shopkeeper)
Duparc, Dr. (London)
Duprez and Green (minstrel troupe of)
Dutcher, Prof.
Dutton mill
Dyer, Henry
Eagle River
Eagle st.
Eagle st. synagogue
Early, Sergeant
East Cleveland
East Cleveland railway
East High school
East Indies
EAST LYNNE (play)
East river, Va.
Eastman, Miss Helen (actress)
Easton, John
Ebinger
Eckhart
Eddy
Edwards, Rev.
Edwards, William
Eells, Rev. James, D. D.
Eighth Ave.
EILA (ship)
Eldridge, Mrs. A.
Elise, Mademoiselle (dancer)
Elliot, E. B.
Elliot, George (London)
Elliott, F. R.
Elliott, Rev. Dr.
Ellsler's (theatrical company)
Ellsler, John (actor)
Ellsler, Mrs. Effie (actress)
Ellsworth, Allen
Ellsworth, George
Ellsworth, Jennie
Elm St.
Elmer's hall
Ely (Forest City Forge co.)
Ely, George H.
Ely, Herman (Elyria)
Elyria DEMOCRAT (newspaper)
Elyria, O.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Emmettsville, O.
Empire billiard rooms
ENDYMIOUS DREAM (play)
England
English
Episcopal church
Erie railroad
Erie st.
Erie st. cemetery
Erie steamboat company
Erie, Pa.
Esten, T.
Euclid church
Euclid place
Euclid st.
Euclid st. Baptist church
Euclid st. Presbyterian church
Euclid st. station (Cleve. Pittsburgh railroad station)
Europe
Evans and co. (show)
Evans, Augusta J. (author)
Evans, Evelyn
Evans, John
EVENING POST (newspaper)
Everett, Dr.
Everett, Edward (Gettysburg address)
EWADNE OR THE STATUE (play)
EXAMINER (newspaper)
Excelsior jr. (horse)
EXCIIANGE (ship)
Fairfield
Fallen stereopticon
FAMILY JARS (play)
FANCHON THE CRICKET (play)
Fanny (horse )
Farmer and Painter (bankers)
Farmer and Walton (coal dealers)
Farmer, James F.
Farnsworth, Thomas
Farragut, Admiral David R.
Father Kemp's Old Folks. Troupe (entertainers)
FAUST (opera)
Favierer, Jules (orator)
Fay, Auguste
Fay, H. Melville
Fay, John G.
FELON's DREAM (play)
Ferrand, Frederick
Fessenden, William Pitt (senator)
FESTIVAL OF BEAUTY (tableaux)
Field, Alfred S. (Columbus, O.)
Fifth ward
Fifth ward Democrats
Fillmore, Millard
Finch
Finch, Colonel
Finch, Mrs.
Fine arts hall
First Baptist church
First Congregational church
First Congregational church (Negro)
First Presbyterian church
First st.
First ward
Fischer, Madame (opera star)
Fish (contractor)
Fisher, George
Fisher, John
Fisk, G. G.
Fiske, Rev. W. Allen
Fitch, Colonel
Fitch, J. W.
Fitzhugh, Gen.
Flannery, Charlie
Fleck (washing machine inventor)
Fleming and Ney (grocery firm)
Fleming, Horace
Fletcher, Rev. J. C.
Flint, E. S.
Florida
FLORIDA (ship)
Flotow, Frederick von (composer)
FLYING DUTCHMAN, THE (play)
Fogg, C. P. (refrigerator dealer)
Fogg, Mrs. W. P.
Fogg, William P.
Foljambie, S.
Folsom, G. (superintendent of markets)
Force, Charles (Commissioner)
Ford (construction engineer)
Ford, Mrs.
Forest City band
Forest City Forge, The
Forest City House
Forest City House (hotel)
Formes, Carl (opera star)
Formes, Herr (opera star)
Forrest (rebel raider)
Fort Jackson, La.
Fort Lincoln, Md.
Fort McAllister, Ga.
Fort Morgan, Ala.
Fort Paducah, Ky.
Fort Pawhattan, Wa.
Fort Pillow, Miss.
Fort Sumter, S. C.
FORTY THIEVES, THE (play)
Foster
Foster, Gen.
Foster, Morrison
Foster, Nicholas (Columbus, O.)
Fouargue, O.
Fourth ward
FOX OF ALEY BOTHEREM, THE (play)
Fox, Professor
France
Franchetti, Mademoiselle (opera star)
Francis, Mrs. Harriet E.
Frank, Jacob (merchant)
Franklin st.
Franklin, Pu.
FRASER'S MAGAZINE
Frazee, Lieut. Col. John N.
Frazee, Marshal
Freedmen's Aid Commission
Freedmen's Aid society
Freedmen's Relief association
Fremont club
Fremont, General John C.
Fremont, O.
FRENCH SPY, THE (play)
French, E. P. (Elyria)
French, Maj. Gen.
Frink
Front st.
Fuller
Fuller, John I.
Fuller, William
Furnal (policeman)
Gage, Mrs. Francis D. (1ecturer)
Gale, Rodney
Galion, O.
Gallegher, M. (detective)
Galloway, Samuel (Columbus, O.)
Gantt, General
Garden st.
Gardner, Charlie (minstrels troupe)
Gardner, Eugene
Gardner, John
Gardner, Theodore Yale
Garfield, Maj. Gen. J. A.
Garibaldi, Gieuseppe
Garrett, S. W.
Garrison, Henry Lloyd
Geauga county
GENERAL BANKS (ship)
General Grant (horse)
Geneva, O.
George st.
Georgia
German Insurance co.
German Singers
German theater
Germany
Gettysburg address
Gettysburg, Pa.
GHOST, THE (play
Gibbons, Edward
Gibbons, Edward, Jr.
Gibbons, James
Gibbs, Miss
Gibson, Dr. A.
Gibson, Francis
Giddings, Joshua R.
Gifford's injector (engine)
Gift, Captain Abram (169th Ohio guards)
Gilbert, David
Gilbert, E.
Gillett, Miss C. J.
Gillette, Rev.
Gillmore (25th) Regiment)
Gillson, William F. (Newburgh, O.)
Gipson, R., (Shelby, O.)
GIPSY, THE (play)
Givens (street commissioner)
Gladstone, William
Goddard, Col. C. C.
GODENSKI, OR THE SKATERS OF WILNA (play)
Goetler's (barber shop)
Golden, T. G.
Goldsmith, Oliver (playwright)
Goodale, Dr. R.
Goodrich, Rev. W. H.
Goodwin, William
Gordon, W. J.
Gorman, C. E.
Gottschalk, Louis
Gough, John B.
Gounod, Charles F. (composer)
Grace church
Graham, W. A.
Grand Haven, Mich.
Granger st.
Granger, Mrs.
Granger, O.
Grannis, John C.
Grannis, Mrs. J.
Grant, Gen. U. S.
Grau (impresario)
Gray (gardener)
Gray, Jonathan. See also Miller, Frank
Great Britain
Great Broad Gauge railroad
GREAT REBELLION, THE (play)
Greeley, Horace
GREEN BUSHES (play)
GREEN MONSTER, THE (play)
Green, B. S.
Green, E. P.
Green, J. M.
Green, James (county commissioner)
Green, John
Greuninger, Lieut. Fred
Gries, Albert
Griffith (New York)
Griswold, A. M.
Griswold, S. O.
Grover and Baker (sewing machines)
Guardian bank
Guild, Lawrence W.
Guiot, Prof.
Gunckel (Ohio senator)
Gunther's P. (bakery)
Haase (delegate, Chicago Workingmen's convention)
Hagerstown, Pa.
Hall oran, Capt. John
Hall, Captain (Arctic explorer)
Halle, C. K.
Halliwell and Daniels (dentists)
Haltnorth
Haltnorth's hall
Hamilton, Eliza
Hamilton, Gail (author)
HAMLET (play)
Hammett and co.
Hampson, Maj. Gen. James B.
Hancock, General
HANDY ANDY (play)
Handy, T. P.
Hannon, J. (South Lyon, Mich.)
Hanover (House of )
HAPPY HOME FAR O' ER THE SEA (play)
Hardes, Gen.
Harlow, Merril 1
Harmon
Harmon st.
Harris, Capt. W. H. (U. S. Army)
Harris, Colonel S. D.
Harris, Miss Adeline
Harris, Miss Laura (singer)
Harris, S. D.
Harris, William
Harrisburgh, Pa.
Harrison st.
Hart, Dr. A. G.
Hart, Miss
Hart, Miss Helen M.
Hart, William (furniture dealer)
Hartford, Conn.
Hartnagle, Walentine
Hartson, Miss
Hartwell, George
Harty, Captain (U. S. Navy)
Harvey, H.
Harvey, Jacob
Harvey, T. W. (Massi 11on, O.)
Hasempflog, Anton
Hass, A.
Hassard, William
Hastings, Samuel D.
Hattersley, H.
Hawks, Rev. T. W.
Hawks, T. H., D.D.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
Hayden, Rev. A. S.
Hayes, John, (coal dealer)
Hays
Hazen, Brigadier General W. B.
Heard, C. W.
Hecker's band
Heilscher (delegate to Chicago Workingman's convention)
Heintzelman, Major General
Heisel, Louis
Hemlock grove Olmstead, O.
Hemmis, Peter
Henrietta, O.
Henry (contractor)
Hentz, Carolina
HERETIC AND BLACK EYED SUSAN, THE (play)
Heron Matilda (actress)
Herrick
Hessenmueller, Judge
Hester, George (justice of peace)
Hewett, Martha Ann
Hickey, Dennis
Hickox, Charles
Hickox, M. H.
HIDDEN HAND, THE (play)
Higgins, T.
High st.
Hildreth, Willis
Hill, A.
Hillard and Hatch (liquor store)
Hills, James (chief engineer)
HILLSIDE, THE (play)
Hilton (printer)
Hilton Head S. C.
Himalayos, The
Hinebouth, Mrs.
Hinman
Hiram, O.
Hirons House (Windsor, Ont.)
HISTORY OF THE REBELLION (book)
Hodges, S. W.
Hodson, J. D.
Hoffman's block
Hoffman, Edward (musician)
Hoffman, Madame Warian (musician)
Hoffman, W.
Holden, W. W. (N. C.)
Holland, Dr. J. G.
Holland, J. C. (poet)
Holloway, J. F. (engine designer)
Holman opera troupe
Holman, Alfred (cpera star)
Holman, Sallie (opera star)
Holstein
Holt (Judge Advocate)
HONEY MOON (play)
Hooker, Gen. Joseph
Hope, J. H.
Hopkins, E. A. (organist)
Hopkinson, A. G.
Hopwood, John
HOTSFUR (book)
Hough, Daniel (Cincinnati, O.)
Hough, II. A. and co.
House of Commons (England)
House of Lords (England)
House, Mark
Howard, Alfred
Howard, Lord
Howe sewing machines
Howe, George W.
Howell, James and co.
Hower and Iligbee
Hower, H. T. (storekeeper)
Hower, J. M. (storekeeper)
Hoyt
Hoyt Rev. Wayland (Cincinnati)
Hoyt, George
Hoyt, Henry J.
Hubby, F. W.
Hubby, L. M.
Hudson St.
Hudson, L. D.
Hudson, O.
Hughes (minstrel)
Hughes and Rockefeller (Oil refiners)
Hughes, Bishop
Hughes, Dr. J. W.
Hugo, Victor (playwright)
Hull, Trulove S.
Hume, Mark W.
Humiston's institute
Humiston, Professor
Hump'hrey, Judge Wan R.
Humphrey, John P. (boot & shoe manufacturer)
HUNCHBACK, THE (play)
HUNTER OF THE ALPS (play)
Hunter, Dr.
Hunter, General
Hunter, Mademoiselle Arabella (fortune teller)
Huntington, John (councilman)
Hurlbert, Samuel H.
Hurlburd, Emily L.
Hurlburt, H. B.
Hurlburt, S. G. (Shaker Willage, O.)
Hurlbut, John E.
Hurlbutt, H.
Huron county
Huron st.
Hussey and McBride (manufacturers)
Hutchins, Simon
Hutchinson, Captain (U. S. Army)
Hyde, W.
Hyer, Thomas (prize fighter)
Hyman, S.
HYPOCIIONDRIAC, THE (play)
Ice Top refrigerator
Iceberg refrigerator
Idaho
IL TROWATORE (opera)
Illinois
Independence, ().
INDEPENDENT (newspaper)
Indiana
Indianapolis, Ind.
Ingersoll, Rev. E. P. (Sandusky)
Ingham and Bragg (booksellers)
INGOMAR (play)
Iowa
Ireland
IRISH EMIGRANT, THE (play)
IRISH LION, TIIE (play)
IRISH TUTOR, THE (play)
Irkutsk, Siberia
IRON CITY (ship)
Iron Rolling Mills co.
IRONSIDES (ship)
Irving, Lieut.
Isaac, Isaac A.
Isaacs, Mrs.
ISLAND QUEEN (ship)
Ives brewery
JACK SHEPPARD (play)
Jackson House
Jackson, General Andrew
Jackson, S. B.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacobs, John J.
Janies river, Wa.
JANUARY AND JUNE (book)
Japan
Jassawd
JEAN WALJEAN (play)
Jefferson, Thomas
Jeffrey, Charles (songwriter)
Jenkins, O. F.
Jenner, Miss
Jennings, Juhn G.
Jenny Lind (horse)
JENNY LIND (play)
Jersey st.
JESSIE BROWN (play)
JESSIE McLANE (play)
JEW OF FRANKFORT, THE (play)
JEW'S DAUGHTER, THE (play)
Jewetts ice boxes
John C. Heenar (horse)
Johnson House
Johnson st.
Johnson St. station house (police station)
Johnson's island
Johnson's marine block
Johnson, Edward
Johnson, Gov. Andrew (Tenn.)
Johnson, H. and co. (freight house)
Johnson, Henry N.
Johnson, Junius
Johnson, Mrs. Junius
Johnson, William
Johnston
Johnston, Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston, John
Jones (councilman)
Jones, Dr. (oculist)
Jones, Flora
Jones, G. W.
Jones, James
Jones, R. C. (photographer)
Jones, Thomas
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (newspaper)
Joyce, James
Juarez (diplomat)
Juch, Herr Justin (pianist)
Judd and Ensworth (insurance agency)
Julia Day (horse)
Kagar, Miss (pianist)
Kately
KATY O'SHEAL (play)
Katzenstein, Abraham
Kauffman (artist)
Kautz, General
Kavanaugh, Thomas
Kearney, Gen. Philip
KEARSARGE (ship)
Keating (Ohio legislator)
Kedney and co. (manufacturers)
Keene, Laura, (actress)
Keiley, J.
Kelley, Judge
Kelly, Frank
Kelly, Irad
Kelly, Michael
Kelsey, S.
Kendrick, O. C.
Kenesaw Mountain, Tenn.
Kennard, T. W.
Kennard, William (hotel proprietor)
Kentley, David
Kentley, George
Kentucky
Kentucky st.
Keppner, L. A. (storekeeper)
Kerruish, Mrs.
Kerruish, W. S.
Keys, Sam (Pittsburgh)
Kiely, Edward
Kilpatrick, Gen.
Kimberly's stable
Kimberly, F.
Kimberly, Lieut. Col. Robert
KING OF THE COMMONS (play)
King, Rufus (Cincinnati, O.)
King, Zenas (inventor and builder)
Kingsley, Bishop (Methodist)
Kinsman st.
Kinsman st. railway
Kirk, Edmund
Kirkpatrick, Commissioner
Kirkwood (manager of Weddell House)
Kirtland, Dr. J. P.
KISS IN THE DARK (play)
Klein and co. (womens wear)
Knapp, Clara
Knight, Robert
Knights of Malta
Knights Templars of Ohio
Knoxville, Tenn.
Koch, C.
Kolbe, George A.
Kregar, Rosa
LA SOMNAMBULA (opera)
LA TRAVIATA (opera)
LAC LA BELLE (ship)
Lace
Ladd's farm, Va.
Ladies Aid society
LADY EDITH (play)
LADY OF LYONS (play)
Lady Riley (horse)
lady Sherman (horse)
Laffer
Laffrinier's ship yard
LaGaurgue, Helen C.
Lake county, O.
Lake Shore depot
Lake st.
LAKES OF KILLARNEY, THE (play)
Lalor's sheep remedy
Lamam, S. H. (Willoughby. O.)
Lampson, Benjamin (Bedford, Ohio)
Lancaster, Pa.
Lance, Rev. R. T.
Lanckton, Edward
LAND OF OUR FOREFATHERS (play)
Landis, J. M.
Langston, John M. (Oberlin, O.)
LARE'S OLIO OF ODDITIES
Larue, D. C.
Lathrop, Rev. D. W.
Laurel st.
Lawndon, Maj. H. C.
Lawrence, Dr. J. F. (oculist)
Lawrence, J. F.
Leach
Leach, Lucilius
Leach, Mrs. E. P.
Leavenworth, Kan.
Leavittsburgh, O.
Lee, Gen. Robert E.
Lee, Simcoe
Lefevre, Shaw
Legoyt, Monsieur (France)
Lehr, Andrew
Leicester (breed of hog)
Leland's band
Leland, Jack (band leader)
Lenty, Abner
Leonard, Miss Leonora M.
Leonard, Rev. H. R.
Leopold Brothers (furniture store)
Lester, S. F.
Letcher, Gov.
LEVEE OF LILLIPUT (play)
Lewis, Captain George (124 Ohio volunteers)
Lewis, James (actor)
Lewis, Judge
Lewis, Mrs. S.
Lewis, N. B.
Lewis, Sheriff
Libby prison
LIFE IN THE IRON MILLS (book)
Lighthill, Dr.
Lighthouse st.
Lighthouse st. bridge
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln, Robert
LINNET’S TRIAL (book)
LITTLE TREASURE, THE (play)
Little, Brown, and co., (booksellers)
Little, G. H. (grocer)
Liverpool, Eng.
Lizzie Miner (horse)
Lockwood, E. B.
Logan, Gen.
LONDON ASSURANCE (play)
London HERALD
London JOURNAL
London TIMES
London, England
Long
Long st.
Longfellow, H. W. (poet)
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Loomis, S. T.
Lorain county, O.
Lorain st.
LORD AND THE COBBLER, THE (play)
Lorini, Mme. Wera (opera star)
Lotti, Seignior
LOUIS THE ELEVENTH (play)
Louisiana
Louisville JOURNAL
Louisville Ky.
LOVE CHASE, THE (play)
Lovejoy
Lovetto, J.
LOWELL'S BRIDE (book)
Lowell, Col. Charles Russell
Lower, Henry (Brooklyn, O.)
Lowrie, William
LUCIA D'LAMMERM00R (opera)
LUCREZIA BORGIA (opera)
Ludlow, Fitz Hugh
Luetkemeyer, H. W.
Lyman st.
Lyman's hall
Lyman, John (tobacco mfg.)
Lynch, Captain
Lynch, E. Mrs.
Lynchburg, S. C.
Lynde and Friend (law office)
Lyon (Confederate officer)
Lyon, Dr.
Lyon, L. L.
Lyon, R. T.
Lyons, James
MACAR10 (book)
MACBETH (book)
MacGowan, Dr.
Macon, Ga.
MAGIC TRUMPET (pantomime)
Mahan, Charles
Mahan, Miss
Mahoning county, Pa.
MAIL DAY (painting)
Main st.
Main st. bridge
Maine
MAINE WOODS, THE (book)
MAINSTONE'S HOUSEKEEPER (book)
Malvern Hill
Malvern, J.
Manchester, O.
Manderson, Col. C. F.
Manly, Miss Lavinia
Mann
Mann (shopkeeper)
Mann, S.
Manning (entertainer)
MAPLE LEAF (ship)
Marble, Manton (N. Y.)
Marblehead, Mass.
Marford, J. H. (railroad transportation master)
MARGOT, THE POULTRY DEALER (play)
Mariam, H. H.
MARIAN'S CRIMES (play)
Market block
Marklovo, John G. (Utica N. Y.)
Marquette, Mich.
MARRIED LIFE (play)
Marshall (policeman)
Marshall, Dr. J. H.
Marshall, Seth A. (Lake county, O.)
MARTHA (opera)
Martin (Ohio legislator)
Martin, Robert
Martinetti - Marzetti (theatrical troupe)
Martinetti, Ravel
Marvin, Samuel P.
Maryland
Mason, George
Mason, James
Mass, Colonel (Mo.)
Massachusetts
MASSANIELLO (opera)
Massillon, O., 1025
Masters, Mayor I. U.
Mather, S. L. (church warden)
Mathews block
Matt and Haight (haberdashers)
Max, Mrs.
Maxmi ilian the First (Mexico)
May, C. A. (railroad superintendent)
Mayfield township
MAYFLOWER (ship)
MAYFLOWER, THE (painting)
Maynard, Alloyus
Mazurka club
Mazzoni (magician)
McAllister, Prof. J. W. (prestidigitator)
McBride, Captain
McCann, P.
McCarty, B. (saloon owner)
McCarty, Rev. John (Cincinnati, O.)
McClellan, George B.
McClelland, Samuel
McCloskey, Bishop (Catholic)
McClure, Captain
McCollom, J. C., (actor)
McCollough, Mary
McCook, Gen. F. D.
McCord, J. W.
McCullen, (Va.)
McCullough, J. N.
McDermott, John
McFarland, W. C.
McG (horse)
McGinnes, Lieutenant, J. R.
McGowey, J.
McGrath, Wallace
McGraw, John
McHenry, James (builder)
McIntosh, David (treasurer of St. Andrew society)
McKay, Captain G.
McKean (actor)
McKinstry, Sheriff
McKissen
McMillan, S. D.
McNani, B.
McNeil, Charles
McNeil, William
McPherson, Maj. Gen.
McReynolds
Meade, Gen. George
Meadow st.
Meadville, Pa.
Mecump's Creek, Va.
Medary
Medill, James C.
Medina, O.
Meehan, Michael
MeElroy, John
Mellan
Mellan, Crawford and co.
Mellan, Louis
Mellon, L. F.
Melodeon hall, 240. See also Brainards hall
Memminger
MEMORIAL OF THE REW. BIRD WILSON (book)
MERCHANT OF VENICE (play)
Merchant's bank
Merchant, Silas
Merchants' Insurance co.
Meridan, Ala.
Merriam, J. B. (insurance agent)
MERRIMAC (ship)
Merwin st.
METEOR (ship)
Meteyard, Eliza (author)
Methodist Episcopal church
Metropolitan Gift. Book store, The
Metropolitan hall
Mexico
Meyer, Dr. William
Meyerbeer, Giacomo (composer)
Meyers, Henry
Michigan
MICHIGAN (ship)
Michigan st.
Middle st.
Middleburgh, O.
MIDDLESEX (ship)
Miles, William and co. (store)
Mill (inventor)
Mill, John Stewart
Miller, Amelia
Miller, Barbara
Miller, Frank
Miller, Frederick
Miller, George
Miller, Levi
Miller, Mrs. J. S.
MILLINERS, THE (play)
Milton, John (poet)
Milwaukee, Wis.
MINERAL ROCK (ship)
Minnesota
Minutes of Circle 16
Mission church
Mississippi
Mississippi river
Missouri
MISTLE TOE BOUGH (play)
Mitchell (actor)
Mitchell, Maggie (actress)
Mitchell, William
Mobile harbor
Mobile, Ala.
Mollenhauser, Herr (violoncellist)
Molyneaux, J. B. Capt.
Monroe doctrine
Monteith, Rev. John, jr.
Montgomery, Ala.
Montreal, Canada
Moore, John
Moran, Pat
Morelli (opera star)
Morensi, Mademoiselle (opera star)
Morgan, A. L.
Morgan, E. D. (N. Y.)
Morgan, Gen.
Morgan, Henry C.
Morgan, L. P.
Morgan, William
MORNING STAR, THE (ship)
Morran Root and co.
Morrell, Phillip (Brooklyn, O.)
Morris and Essex railroad
Morrissey (horse)
Morse, F. A.
Mount Vernon, O.
Mozart, Wolfgang A. (composer)
MR. & MRS. PETER WHITE (play)
Mt. Union college
Mueller (saloon keeper)
Muirson st.
Murdock, James E. (elocutionist)
Murphy
Murphy, Eugene
Murphy, Thomas (ship captain and engineer)
Murray, John
Murray, Marshal
Mutual Benefit society
Mutual Life Insurance co.
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE (play)
MY WIFE'S COME (play)
Myer, R. P. (foundry)
Myers
Myers, A. C. (quartermaster general)
Myers, Lawrence, and Scn (wine dealers)
N. P. Payne No. 5 (fire ship)
Napoleon, Louis
Nash, Captain
Nash, Maj. J. M.
Nash, Marshal Provost
Nashville, Tenn.
Natchez, Miss.
National Combination and Wariety (show)
National hall
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
National mine (copper mine)
National Union convention
Natt, Rev, , D. D.
Nayes," Col. Edward F.
Needham and Nelson (Rockport, Ill.)
Neff, Melchior
Nelson, B. F.
NEUEZEIT, THE (German newspaper)
Nevine, Capt. John
Nevison, W. W.
New Hampshire
New Jersey
NEW LONDON (ship)
New Marietta, Ga.
NEW NATION, THE (newspaper)
New Orleans, La.
New York
New York Academy of Music
New York Associated Press
New York Central park
New York Central railroad
New York city
New York DAILY NEWS
New York HERALD
New York NEWS, The
NEW YORK PRIZE FIGHTER, THE (periodical)
New York Sanitary fair
New York TIMES
New York WORLD
Newark, N. J.
Newark, O.
Newberg, A.
Newberry (manufacturer of concentrated meat)
Newburg rd.
Newburgh Ileights
Newburgh, O.
Newcomb's minstrels
Newman, Catherine Hannah
NEWS (newspaper)
Newton, II. H. (dentist)
Newton, Maj. Gen.
NIAGARA (ship)
Niagara falls
NICK OF THE WOODS (play)
Nicola, F. (sheriff)
Ninth ward
Noble
Noble, C. N.
Noble, Conway W.
NORMA (opera)
Norseldorfer, Joseph (confectionery store owner)
Norten, Miss
North
North Adams bank
North American Fire Insurance co. (Hartford, Conn.)
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, THE
North Amherst, O.
North Carolina
North Royalton, O.
NORTHERN LIGHT (ship)
Northern Ohio Iron co.
Northern Ohio lunatic asylum
Northern Ohio Sanitary commission
Northern Ohio Sanitary fair
Northern Ohio sanitary fair building
Northern Ohio Sanitary fair commission
Northern Transportation co.
Northfield, O.
Northrop's store
Nove Corners
Nyce, Shiik and co. (fruit merchants)
O'Brien, Lawrence
O'BRIEN, THE LAST OF THE RACE (play)
O'Hassett, Darnell
O'Neil, James
Oberlin, O.
OCTOROON (play)
Odell, Jay
Odell, Samuel
OFF TO WAR (play)
Ogeeches river, Ga.
Ohio
Ohio (Cont'd)
OHIO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY, THE (periodical)
Ohio House of representatives
Ohio river
Ohio st.
Ohio state board of public works
Ohio State fair
Ohio state penitentiary
OHIO STATESMAN, THE (newspaper)
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Teachers association
Ohio university
OLD WIRGINIA (play)
Olds, Dr.
OLIVER TWIST (play)
Ollivier (orator)
Olmstead, Henry S.
Olmsted, O.
Olustee, Fla.
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE (play)
Ontario st.
Ontonagen, Mich.
Orange court house, Wa.
Orthner (37th O. W. I.)
Ottawa county
Ottawa, Canada
Ould (Confederate commissioner)
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN (play)
OUR COUSIN JOE (play)
OUT IN THE WORLD (book)
Outwaite, John
Oviatt's exchange
Oviatt, Albert C.
Oviatt, O. M.
Owen, John
Owens
PACIFIC (ship)
Paddock, Captain
Page, Rev. S. B.
Paine (U. S. District Attorney)
Painesville, O.
Palace refrigerator
Palm, J. (editor)
Palmer (councilman)
Palmer, C. W. (prosecuting attorney)
Palmer, E. W. (church warden)
Palmer, J. (county recorder)
Palmer, Lieut. Col.
Palmer, Maj. Dwight
Pamunkey River, Va.
PARADISE LOST (painting)
Pardon, A. B.
Paris opera house
Paris, France
Park
Parker's livery stand
Parker, Frank (Chicago)
Parker, J. H. W.
Parkers, T. L.
Parma, O.
Parmeles, Ed (band leader)
Parsons, J. Burt (U. S. army)
PATHFINDER, THE (periodical)
Paton, James
Patterson
Patton, Captain
PAUL PRY (play)
Payne (councilman)
Payne, Col. C. H.
Payne, Col. O. H.
Payne, H. B.
Payne, H. W.
Pearl st.
Pease, Alfred H. (pianist)
Pease, Capt. W. H. (1st Ohio Artillery)
Pease, Charles
Peck and Masters (shipbuilders)
Peck, John L.
Peck, Prof. H. E. (Oberlin, O.)
Peixotto, B. F.
Pelee, O.
Pelton and Breed (railroad agents)
Pelton, Lysander
PENALTY OF DISOBEDIENCE, THE (play)
Pendleton, George H. (Cincinnati)
Pennsylvania
Periodical Publications
Perkin's block
Perkins, Simeon
Perley, Joseph S. (optician)
Perrine's war map
Perry st.
Perry, Oliver H.
Perry, Stephen
PET OF THE PETTICOATS, THE (play)
Petersburg and Weldon railroad
Petersburg, Va.
Peterson, Henry (author)
PEWABIC (ship)
Philadelphia PRESS
Philadelphia Sanitary fair
Philadelphia, Pa.
Phillips
Phillips, L. S.
Phillips, Miss Ada (opera star)
Phillips, Wendell
Philpot, Captain J. T. (U. S. Army)
Pickands, Lieut. Col. (124 Ohio infantry)
Pickersgill (constable)
PICKWICK PAPERS (book)
Pierce (entertainer)
Pierce, Captain
Pierce, G. T.
Pierce, Miss Frankie M.
Pikes Opera House co. (Cincinnati)
Pill, Frank (minstrel)
Pitkin, Judge S. H.
Pitkin, Lucius M.
Pitkin, Rev. Caleb (Summit county)
Pittenger, Lieut. William
Pittsburgh and Cleveland railroad
Pittsburgh and Erie railroad
Pittsburgh Firemens' association
Pittsburgh Sanitary fair
Pittsburgh st.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pius IX, Pope
PIZARRO AND COLLEEN BAWN (play)
Placer, George
Plank rid.
Platt, Dick
Plunkett, Bernard
POEMS (boolz)
POISONER, THE (play)
Poland, O.
Polish Brothers (entertainers)
Politics & Government, 1627-1696: Canada, 1636; Cleveland & Cuyahoga County, 1637; England, 1633; France, 1639; Illinois, 1640; Kentucky, 1641; Mexico, 1642-1644; Missouri, 1645; New York, 1646-1648; Ohio, 1649-1653; Pennsylvania, 1654; Public Finance, 1655-1674; United States
Pollard (editor)
Polopticomorama
Pond, C. N.
Pool, Lieut. Tra H.
Poole and Johns (hardware store)
Poolen, Pa.
Pope (merchant)
Portage county, O.
Porter, Gen.
Portie, Madam
Post, Nathan (harness shop)
Potomac river
Potter, Col. J. H. (provost marshal general of 0.)
Potts, W. H.
Powell
Prentiss, Loren
Prentiss, Mrs. F. J.
Prentiss, S. R. (church vestryman)
Prentiss, W. S. W. (treasury comptroller)
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S ADMINISTRATION (book)
Presley and Stevens (shipbuilders)
Price, William H.
Prior, Captain L. R. (6th Ohio regiment)
Prospect hill
Prospect st.
Proudfoot, John
Providence, R. I.
Prussia
Public Square
Pulaski county, Arkansas
Purdy, Nelson
Put-in-Bay, O.
Quaker Boy (horse)
Quayle and Martin (contractors)
QUEEN CITY (ship)
QUEEN ESTHER AND AHASUERUS (tableau)
Race, Maj. Seymore
Rainbow saloon
Rainer (minstrel)
Raleigh STANDARD
Raleigh, N. C.
Ramsey's minstrels
Randall
Randolph county, O.
Raney, G. (Bedford, O.)
Ranney, Frank W.
Ransom (manufacturer)
Rappe, Bishop (Catholic)
RARY O'NORE (play)
RASINA MEADOWS (play)
Rath
Ravenna, Ohio
Raymond, Henry J. (N. Y.)
Raymond, Henry S. (author)
Read, Buchanan, T. (poet)
Red River
Reddington, J. A.
Reefy, Adj. P.
Reeves, Lieutenant (24th Ohio infantry)
Reeves, T. R.
Regnolds, Miss (opera star)
Reidy, John
Reig, J. P.
Reinkenberger, Charles
Rensen, Casper
Republican convention (Baltimore)
Republican party
Rhode Island
Rhodes, D. P.
Rhodes, J. H.
Ricc, H. (Youngstown, O.)
Rice (U. S. army)
Rice, Don (showman)
Rich Mountain (battle of)
RICHARD THE THIRD (play)
Richard, Prof.
Richard, William R. (super intendent of soldiers home)
Richards, Dr. (lecturer)
Richards, Henry
Richards, Lewis
Richardson, William P.
Richelieu river (Canada)
Richland (engine)
Richmond DISPATCH
Richmond ENQUIRER
Richmond EXAMINER
Richmond SENTINEL
Richmond Va.
Richmond WHIG
Richmond, Dean
Rickets, General
Rider, L. J.
Rider, M. L. (inspector of liquors)
Right Worthy lodge of Good Templars
Riley, S. (carpenter)
Ringgold
River st.
ROBBERS, THE (play)
ROBERT EMMET (play)
Roberts, Ansel (auditor)
Robertson, Dr. (Bedford)
Robertson. George
Robinson and Howe (circus)
Robinson, C. S.
Robinson, Dr.
Robinson, Harbin (postmaster)
Robinson, James
Robinson, John
Robjohn, W. J.
Rochester, N. Y.
Rock island, Ill.
Rockerts, Mauritz
Rockport, Ill.
Rockport, O.
Rocky Face ridge
Rodman, Dr.
Rodmans Point
Roeder, Dr. Philip
ROMAN GLADIATOR (play)
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN (play)
Rome
ROMEO AND JULIET (play)
Root, C. S.
Root, Morgan and company
Root, Morgan L.
Rosecrans, General W. S.
Ross, Colonel J. P. (hotel proprietor)
Rossiter (artist)
Roth, Henry
Rothschilds (financiers)
ROUGH DIAMOND (play)
ROUND TABLE (periodical)
Rounds, Miss (teacher)
Rouse, E. C.
Rousseau, General
ROWENA (boat)
ROXY O'MANE (play)
Royal college of Physicians
Rumsey (entertainer)
Russell (hotel proprietor)
Russell, E.
Russell, George H.
Russell, John W., M. D.
Russell, Mary
Russell, Mrs. A. G.
Russia
Rutledge, John
Ryan, Michael
Ryan, Sam (actor)
Ryder, J. F. (photographer)
Rylance, Rev. J. H.
Sabb, Cassandes
Sage, J. C.
Salamanca, N. Y.
Salisbury, J. H.
Sample, Judge
Sanborn's grocery
Sand's Ale agency
Sandels, Benjamin
Sandford
Sandusky, O.
Sanford, A. P.
Sanford, Capt. J. E.
Sanford, Prof. S. N.
Sanford, S. M. (church warden)
SANITARY FAIR GAZETTE, THE (newspaper)
Santa Anna
SARAH'S YOUNG MAN (play)
Sargeant (art exhibitor)
Sargeants store
Sargent and Brainard (art firm)
Sargent, John H.
SAT IN IN PARIS (play)
SATELLITE (ship)
Satin House
Savannah, Ga.
Sawyer, Colonel Frank
SCARLET LETTERS OF HESTER S. PRYNN (play)
Schenck, General
Schepps, Mrs.
Schiller (poet)
Schleswig
Schmidt
Schmidt (shoe merchant)
Schoger
Schooley (refrigerator dealer)
Schoonmaker, D.
Schuren, F.
Scofield, Miss Mary E.
Scofield, W. C. and co.
Scofield, Willian
Scott, Dr. L. W.
Scott, Frances
Scott, M. B.
Scott, Sir Walter (poet)
Scovill, O. C.
Scoville st.
Scranton ave.
Scranton flats
Seaborn and Hempsey
Seaman, H.
Second National bank
Second Presbyterian church
Seddon, James A.
Sedgwik
See, John
Segar, Joseph
Selden, W. L.
Selma, Aba
Semmes
Senate Finance Committee
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Seneca st.
Seneca street bridge
Senter, B.
Senter, Colonel
Senter, George B. (mayor)
Senter, H. S.
Senter, Mrs. H. S.
SERIOUS FAMILY (play)
Seward, William H.
Sexton's block
Seymour, General
Seymour, Governor
Seymour, Harry
Seymour, Horatio
Seymour, Origen E.
Shafer's saloon
Shaffer, Henry
Shaker Willage, O.
Shaker's quarry
Shakespeare, William
SHANDY McGUIRE (play)
Sharon Center, O.
Sharp, Rev. Andrew
Sharpley, Sam (minstrel troupe owner)
Shauple, George
Shaw, C.
Shaw, Miss Emily
Shaw, Mrs. (mill iner)
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER (play)
Sheeham
Sheehan
Shehan, Mrs.
Shelby, N. Y.
Shelby, O.
Sheldon pond
Sheldon, Captain (124 Ohio reg.)
Sheldon, Mrs.
Sheldon, W. J. (livery man)
Shenandoah valley, Va.
Sheridan, Gen. Phillip
Sheridan, William
Sherman, Damon and co. (nut & bolt manufacturers)
Sherman, Gen. W. T.
Sherman, Senator
Sherwin, N. B.
Sherwood, I. P. (dry goods merchant)
SHIP OF STATE (tableau)
Siebolt, Professor
Simmons, W. R.
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME (play)
SIXTEEN STRING JACK (play)
Sixth Ward Self-Protec. ion Club
Slack, C. W.
Slade, Albert T.
Slaght and Newcomb (planing mill)
Slather, L.
Sloane, Judge R. R.
Smith (surgeon)
Smith and Curtiss
Smith William (Gov. of Virginia)
Smith's cove
Smith, C. M. (superintendent of infirmary)
Smith, Caleb B. (ex-secretary of state)
Smith, Charles
Smith, Emma
Smith, Fred S.
Smith, Gen. A. J.
Smith, George
Smith, Goldwin
Smith, Jacob
Smith, John
Smith, Lieut. H. A. (Co. E, 128th Reg.)
Smith, Major
Smith, Phillip
Smith, Sarah
Smith, William
Smithtown, Pa.
Smitth, W. H.
Smyth, Anson
Snake Creek gap, Ala.
Snickers Gap, Va.
Soap hill (Brighton, O.)
Soirees D'Ethiope (minstrel show)
Soldier's home
Soldiers Aid society
Solomon's Improved Spectacles
Solomon, L. H. and Son (opticians)
Solon, Ohio
Somerville, D. M.
Sons of Malta
Sons of Temperance
SORCERESS, THE (play)
Sosini, Signor, (opera star)
Soule, Charles, (artist)
South
South Carolina
South Lyon, Mich.
Southern Independence association
SOUTHERN PLANTATION LIFE (play)
Southworth (contractor)
Southworth (grocery store)
Southworth and Williams (contractors)
Spain
Spalding, Capt. John
Spalding, Judge R. P.
Spangler, Lieut. B. S.
Speed, James S. (U. S. attorney general)
Spencer and Mellon (shoe firm)
Spencer, John
Spencer, O.
Spencer, Platt R.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (periodical)
SPIRIT, THE (newspaper)
Spiritualists
Spottsylvania, Va.
Spring st.
Spruce st.
St. Alban, Canada
St. Andrew's society
St. Clair river
St. Clair Sallis (actress)
St. Clair st.
St. Clair st. Methodist Episcopal church
St. John's cathedral (Catholic)
St. John's river
St. Joseph, Mo.
St. Louis Sanitary fair
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Nicholas dining hall
St. Old's church
St. Patrick's day
St. Paul's church 1 Episcopal)
Stafford, Capt. A. A.
Stafford, England
Stair, Benjamin
Stair, E. and company
Stair, J. and Son (merchants)
Stair, John (hardware merchant)
Stanley, Miss Maud
Stanton, Benjamin
Stanton, Edwin M.
Stark, Marion
Stark, Rachel
Starkey, Dr.
Starkey, Rev. T. A.
State st.
Staunton
Stearn, Isaac
Stearns, C. W.
Stebbins (New York)
Stedman, Lieutenant (124th Ohio infantry)
Stedman, W. G. (city sexton)
Steedman, Col. Williams
Stefani, Seignior (opera star)
Stephens, Alexander
Stephens, S.
Stephenson, U. S.
Sterling, J., jr.
Sterns, Lieut. (recruiting officer)
Stevens
Stevens (councilman)
Stevens, Alex
Stevens, H. S.
Stevenson, Gen.
Stevenson, Mrs.
Stevenson, Mrs. E. T.
Stewart, Colin
Stewart, K. J. (London, England)
Stone, A. B.
Stone, A., jr.
Stone, F. B.
Stone, Fred Sanders (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Stone, S. S.
Store's brewery
Stout (minstrel)
Stoutt (actor)
Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratton (minstrel)
Stratton, Col. H. G.
Streator, Dr. W. S.
Strong and Armstrong (druggists)
Strong, H. N. (Detroit)
Strong, Homer
Strong, Mrs.
Stull, J. M. (Trumbull county)
Sturgess (councilman)
Suffolk hogs
Sullivan (singer)
Sullivan, D. K. (Detroit)
Sullivan, Timothy
Summit county, O.
Summit st.
Sumner, Charles
Superior st., 36 52 66 67 95 106 124 218 222 225 226 228 490 528 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 563 801 840 980 1007 1017 1090 1091 1092 1111 1173 1221 1228 1241 2142 1420
Sweeney, Patrick
Sweet, Capt. B. G.
Sweetster (railroad superintendent)
Swift, Dean
Swiss Bell Ringers (entertainers)
SWISS COTTAGE, THE (play)
Sykes, Maj. Gen.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Tait, Mrs. (librarian)
Tait, William J.. (librarian)
TAKING OF THE FLORIDA, THE (play)
Talbot, Alfred
Tamaro (opera star)
Tammany Hall
Tapley, Mark (Richmond, Va.)
Tarry, John (Strongsville, O.)
Taylor and Griswold co.
Taylor, Benjamin F. (author)
Taylor, General
Taylor, Miss
Temperance hall
Teniers (artist)
Tennessee
TERLINA (opera)
Terry, Ellen F.
Texas
Thatcher, Gardner and Burt (warehouse owners)
Thatcher, Peter, Jr.
Thayer and Noyes (circus)
Thayer, Dr.
THERMUTIS (ship)
Thibetan goat
Thieme, . August
Thiers (orator)
Thomas (councilman)
Thomas and Baker
Thomas, E. B.
Thomas, Gen.
Thomas, Henry
Thome, Rev. J. A.
Thompson, Joseph
Thompson, Lieutenant
Thoreau, Henry (author)
Thorpe, Father
Thrall
Thrall and Randal 1
THREE CLERKS, THE (play)
Thumb, Tom (midget)
Tice, C.
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN (play)
Tieman, Phil
Tilden, Judge D.
Tilley, S. L.
Tilton
Tilton, Theodore
TIMES, THE (newspaper)
Timon (Buffalo)
Tinkers creek, O.
Titusville, Pa.
Tod, David (ex-governor)
Toledo post office
Toledo, O.
Toles, Dr., S. H.
Tom (slave)
Tom Thumb (horse)
Toombs, Robert
Toronto, Canada
Torrey
TOWN PUMP (painting)
Townsend, Amos
Townsend, Hosea
Townsend, O.
Trask, Dr. Roswell (Middleburgh, O.)
Travellers Home (saloon)
Tremain, Lyman
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, THE (book)
Trieste
Trinity church
Troy, N. Y.
Trumbull county, O.
Trumbull, James
Trump, Wan (Supreme court judge)
Truscott
Tunnell Hill
Turkey
Turner, Captain Edward (sailor)
Turrell, Dr. M. Y.
Tuttle, H. B.
Twain, Madame
Twinsburg, O.
TWO MURDERERS (play)
Tyler, E. C.
Typographical union
U. S. army
U. S. bureau of immigration
U. S. Congress
U. S. constitution
U. S. custom house
U. S. custom house (Cleveland)
U. S. Customs
U. S. Department of State
U. S. district clerks
U. S. fugitive slave law
U. S. general hospital
U. S. hospital (Camp Cleveland)
U. S. House of Representatives
U. S. Marine hospital
U. S. Military hospital
U. S. navy
U. S. post office
U. S. Post office (Cleveland branch)
U. S. Sanitary commission
U. S. Senate
U. S. treasury department
Udech, Jacob
UN BALL0 IN MASCHERA (opera)
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (play)
Underner, Prof.
Underwood, John C.
Union
Union army
Union central club
Union clubs
Union convention (Baltimore, Md.)
Union depot
Union hall
Union lane
Union party
Union st.
University Heights
Upson, W. H. (Summit county)
Urso, Camilla (violinist)
Utica, N. Y.
Vail, Wilbur
Valender, Captain
Vallandigham, Clement L.
Van Amburgh co. (menagerie)
Van Buren, Martin
Van Husan (police officer)
Vantassel
Vaugham, Miss
Vaughn, Richard William (Stafford, England)
Verdi, Guieseppe (composer)
Vermont
Vermont st.
Vicksburg, Miss.
Victoria, Queen
Vienna, Austria Hungary
Vineyard lane
Vineyard square
Vineyard st.
Virginia
Vleiu (entertainer)
Voohers
Wade, James
Wade, Jeptha H. (representative to Congress)
Wade, R. P.
Wade, Senator B. F.
Wadsworth
WAECHTER, The (newspaper)
WAGSTOFF (ship)
WAITING FOR THE PRESIDENT (play)
Wakeman, D. (postmaster)
Walburn (Philadelphia)
Waldo, Lieut.
Wall st.
Wall, Senator (New Jersey)
Wallace," Dr. E.
Walling, Mrs. (Texas)
Walnut hill
Walsh, J. N. storekeeper)
Walton, T.
Walworth run
Walworth, Mansfield T. (author)
WANDERING MINSTREL, THE (play)
Wansor, Anna
Wansor, J.
Ward, C. (opera star)
Ward, James M. (actor)
Warner
Warren county, O.
Warren, O.
Warrensville, O.
WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE AT MT. VERNON (painting)
Washington county, O.
Washington st., school
Washington, D. C.
Washington, George
Washington, Pa.
Water st.
Waterman, William
Watson, Edward
Watson, Thomas
Watts, Governor (Alabama)
Weaver, J. H.
Webb sisters (actresses)
Webb, Corp. D. G.
Webb, Emma
Webber, Dr.
Webber, Paul (artist)
Weber, Dr. Gustave C. E.
Weber, John
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
Webster, Daniel
Webster, W. Howard
Weddell House
Weddell, Mrs.
Weed, Thurlow
Weisman, J. J.
Weldon railroads
Wells, Dr.
Wells, George S.
Wellsville, O.
Welsh
Welsh choir
WEPT OF THE WISH - TON - WISH (play)
Werl, H.
Wersbach, J.
West Penn hospital
West River st.
West Side armory
West Side High school
West Side Street railway
West Virginia
West, Mrs.
Wester, O.
WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD, THE (periodical)
Western Reserve
Western Reserve college
Western Union telegraph
Western, Helen (actress)
Westinghouse pump
WESTLICHE POST, The (newspaper)
Westminister church
Westmoreland county (Penn.)
Wheeler and Russell (dining hall)
Wheeler's elevator
Wheeler, J. A.
Wheeler, Mrs. H. M.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Whig party
WHIG, THE (newspaper)
Whitback, Lieut. Col.
White House (Washington D. C.)
White Plains
White, Emeron E. (state school commissioner)
White, Mrs.
White, U. S. Commissioner
Whitelaw, John (city civil engineer)
Whitely, Lieut. Col.
Whiting, Madame (opera star)
Whitney (deputy sheriff)
Whitney, G. W.
Whitting, Dr. L. W.
Whittlesey, Charles
Wicks, Alexander
WIDE AWAKE, THE (newspaper)
Wilcox and Gibbs (sewing machine)
Wiley, Col.
Wiley, George
Wilkes (editor)
Willard (councilman)
Willard, Charles
Willard, R. L. (painter)
WILLIAM B. CASTLE (ship)
WILLIAM G. GRANT (ship)
William Hart (furniture dealer)
WILLIAM KELLEY (ship)
William Tell House
William, G. S.
Williams (builder)
Williams, Captain
Williams, Edward Porter
Williams, Lieut.
Williams, Mary
Williams, Morris
Williamson, Samuel
Williamson, Senator
Willich, General
WILLINGTON (ship)
Williston, John H. (sheriff)
Willmarth, Abel C.
Willoughby, O.
Willson ave.
Willson, Dr.
Willson, Judge H. W.
Wilmington, S. C.
Wilson
Wilson's Mill, O.
Wilson, Captain
Wilson, Charles E. (city clerk)
Wilson, Edward
Wilson, General
Wilson, Henry
Wilson, Senator
Wilson, T.
WINDMILL, THE (play)
Windsor, Ont.
Wineburgh
Wingate
WINSLOW (ship)
Winslow, Charles
Winslow, Commander
Winslow, H. J. and N. C. (shippers)
Winter, Kasper (Brighton, O.)
Wisconsin
Wiseman (carpenter)
Wiseman's carpenter shop
Witt, Miss Emma H.
Witt, Stillman
Wizeman's biiliard saloon
Woeher, A.
Wolcott, Rev. Samuel
Wolf, S. (Washington, D. C.)
WOMAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF WOMAN, A (book)
Women's league (New York city)
Womens Loyal league
Wood st.
Wood, Gov.
Woodbury, B. B. (Geneva, O.)
Woodland cemetery
Woods, Ben
Woods, Priscilla
Woolson and Myer (stove manufacturers)
Woolson, C. J. (church warden)
Woolson, Hitchcock, and Carter (warehouse owners)
WORLD (newspaper)
Worth, Mrs. S. A.
Worthington, George
Worthington, John
Wright House
Wright, A. A.
Wright, L. E.
Wyman, Corporal
Wyman, William
Yale college
Yapp, William (builder)
Yates, R. C.
YOUNG ACTRESS, THE (play)
YOUNG AMERICA (ship)
Young love, De Witt and Co. (manufacturers)
Young love, M. C.
Young love, Miss
Young Men's Christian association
Young, B. B.
Young, Charles
Young, Dr. James
Youngstown, O.
Zanesville, O.
Zavistowski troupe (opera stars)
Zavistowski, Madame (opera star)
Zollicoffer Barracks, Tenn.
Zul ig, Jacob
Zuppucci, Mademoiselle