Allen repudiationist critiqued as danger to government
The piece argues Gov. Allen’s repudiation doctrine seeks to pay bonds only at a discount and expands to a general attack on creditors, bankers, and bondholders. It criticizes the demagogic rhetoric and warns of harm to the union, citing varied holders of United States bonds and their roles.
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Scarred reunion at Boston saloon over buried hatchet
A South Carolina veteran spots a stranger in a Boston bar and recalls their shared war past. The man confirms his identity with a sabre scar, prompting a symbolic toast to bury the hatchet and seal a fragile reconciliation.
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Post Office Courtesy Recalled in Short Exchange
A stranger asks a stamp clerk for stamps and to mail a letter at the post office. The clerk helps him with patience and kindness, praising the simple courtesy that moves the man who says he has seen hard times and is not drunk.
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Cary challenged over Jefferson Calhoun extracts and paper currency claim
The Pugh National Democrat notes Cary cites extracts from Jefferson and Calhoun to defend government issued paper money and asks for page and volume. Pugh offers access to his library to verify facts. Cary has not replied. The Telegraph calls Cary a demagogue and liar. Also August will have two new moons on the 1st and 30th, an event unseen since 1555.
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Co and H V R R Time Table Athens Express Trains
Two daily express trains leave Athens for the west and mail and express schedules show departures at 4.30 AM 11.00 AM 1.25 PM and 8.01 PM with connections at Lancaster and Columbus to Cincinnati Circleville and all points west and east. W A Mills and M M Green sign this timetable.
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Train Schedule Note From Columbus Partners 1871
Passenger trains begin May 28 1871 with through tickets at the depot. The Neo 4 leaves Columbus 4 10 pm for Delaware Spetne field Springfield without change arriving 7 20 pm. The No 6 departs Columbus 2 25 am Sunday and runs through to New York. Palace Day and Sleeping Cars available on all trains. Columbus, James Paine, Passenger Agent.
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