South America
- Argentina – Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, President of Argentina (1868–1874)
- Brazil – Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil (1831–1889)
- Chile – Federico Errázuriz Zañartu, President of Chile (1871–1876)
- Ecuador – Gabrial García Moreno, President of Ecuador (1869–1875)
- Peru – Manuel Pardo, President of Peru (1872–1876)
- Uruguay –
- Tomás Gomensoro, President of Uruguay (1872–1873)
- José Eugenio Ellauri, President of Uruguay (1873–1875)
- Venezuela – Antonio Guzmán Blanco, President of Venezuela (1870–1877)
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