Political notices and editorials from Indiana papers
The issue lists Democrats' district committee members in Clay and Vigo counties, commentary on the 1876 campaign, mentions of Boss Tweed’s escape, Sherman resumption bill repeal support, and notes on McDonald and Tuomrson. It also reports on labor strikes in Pennsylvania, editorials praising the Indianapolis Sun, and a reader letter defending Wolfe’s conduct in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Morton
Indianapolis Journal
McDonald
Senate
Turn out the rotten in government in the next fall vote
The text urges the public to dismiss the Grant era allies and corrupt officials, citing 1776 as a precedent and calling for honest government. It critiques Senator Morton and Radical press, and discusses public sentiment affecting votes, including mentions of Joyce and the St. Louis whiskey ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Morton
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
House of Representative
South
Morton and Grant
Moxa
Ulysses
Eveape
Democratic Party
Indianapolis Journal
Joyce
St. Louis
Schenck
Grant Party
Political and financial notes from a late 19th century page
Gen Ben Hargison declines radical governor candidacy and avoids Holman. Ros Scuenex, a court insider, linked to a $300,000 poker frame amid Grant appointments. B Aston dies in New York leaving a $45 million estate despite no religious or political beliefs. Coxerrss convenes with Kerr, Adams, Thompson, Fitzhugh, Stuart filling key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Hargison
Joh
Treasury
Wm. G. Holman
Ros Scuenex
Court of St. James
Grant
B. Aston
New York
Titk Eco Editor Open to Public Correspondence
The Titk Eco department invites free discussion on topics of public interest and the dissemination of news. The editor is not responsible for correspondents' opinions.
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Titk Eco
Local items and notices from Morr Gren Backs era
Health reports and daily life notes mention Henry A. Neal regaining use of crutches after amputation, Lawyer Marshall on professional discretion, Church Puckett moving to a new mansion, M. Neal & Sons mill at Hooker's Point expanding to grind corn, and Woodrow & Strome offering repaired millwork. James Woodrow returns to his store. winter schools praised. a hoped wedding of John and Katy anticipated. Morr Gren Backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Neal
Church Puckett
M. Neal & Sons
Hooker's Point
Messrs
Woodrow & Strome
James Woodrow
John
Katy
Sale of Real Estate in Donaldsonville Indiana
Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Court House Dowling Green Clay County Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of Lot 36 in the Town of Donaldsonville will be offered. If not sufficient sale, the seller will offer all right title and interest of the execution defendant in the same to satisfy the decree. Sale without relief from valuation laws. Dated December 6 1875 Bowling Green Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Dowling Green
Clay County
Indiana
Donaldsonville
Clay
Bowling Green
Towit
County of
County
Price & Morgan
Brazil
Renault
Clay Circuit
Arthur Helton
John B. Kauble
Leah Kauble
Jesse B. Yocom
Martha Keller
Benjamim S. Henderson
Annie E. Senderson
Leavitt
Yocom
Cay County
John Hendrix
Sen
Auction notice of real estate rents in Clay County Indiana
Public auction scheduled for January 3 1876 at ten to four o clock at the court house door Bowling Green Indiana. Rents and profits for a seven year term for Lot 11 in Price Morgans addition Brazil Indiana to satisfy a decree. If needed fee simple interest offered to satisfy decree. Dated December 6 1878 at Bowling Green Clay county.
Auction Notice of Real Estate sale in Harmony town
In favor of Joe Paniel Kimmel and Bauer the sale on Monday December 27 1875 at 4 pm at the Moor of the Court House Bowling Green Clay Indiana to satisfy a decree. Rents and profits for seven years cover Lots 11 and 12 in Zellar's addition to Harmony with a brewery including boiler and engine and fixtures. If insufficient, the sale will include fee simple title to satisfy decree costs. Sale made without valuation relief. Dated Bowling Green November 27 1875 Jesse B. Ocom Sheriff C C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Clay
County
Indiana
Zellar
Harmony
Algo
County of
Clay County
Jesse B.ocom
Sheriff sale notice in Clay County Indiana 1875
The court orders sale of three acres in Clay County Indiana at Bowling Green with due process. The property, described by lot lines, is to be sold at the courthouse door between morning and afternoon hours. The sale is unconditional, without valuation or appraisal relief, under a decree against John B Kauble and Leah Kauble in favor of Arthur Helton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
feGgar Linker
Jason W. Brown
Luther Wolfe
Enterprise
Wolfe
Co. B
97Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Kennesaw Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Tennessee
Brown
Clay Circuit Court
Lemuel R. Johnson
Nathan Johnson
William Leavitt
Macuie Leavitt
Andrew Fleming
George Black
William Bleck
Slomer F. Berger
William Jarboe
Benjamin 8. Venderson
Amands L. Mason
James W. McClelland
Issac H. Riggs
Hannah Talley
William Talley
John B. Renfro
John M. Gemple
A. Crewson
Robert Stapleton
St. Charlee Street
St. Louls
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North Meridian Street
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Congressional Democratic Central Committee
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Cico
D. Ismenger
Munroe
Robert W. Miers
Qowen
Inman H. Fowler
Dillion W. Bridges
Parke
S. D. Puett
Vermillion
J. Jump
Vigo
John E. Lamb
Tween
Ws Peward
Coxeress
Congress
W.S. Horafax
WE. Niblack
David Turpie
Geo. A. Bicknell
Bro. Wolfe
Ohio
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A. G. Porter
Lon Bexton
Geo. W. Friedly
Harrison
Bill Holman
National Democratic Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Joan G. Tuomrson
Sargeatit-at-Arms
House of Representatives
Esoten Coal and Iron Works
Shaykill
Pennsylvania
Bullonists
Indianapolis Sun
L. A. Burshert
Terre Haute
el Paso Hunter
Fita
Nions
Radical Party
Little Brown
Coxerrss
M. C. Kerr
Geo. M. Adams
Kentucky
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L. H. Fitzhugh
Texas
James Stuart
Virginia
Marshall
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John DeCamp
Sophig DeCamp
Robert M. Wingate
Josephine Simpson
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Wiley
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Tate
Adeere
Hezekiah
Wheeler
Dillon
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Thomas M. Robertson
Sarah DeBruler
Willian W. DeBruler
Piss
Joe Paniel
Kimmel
Bauer
Bater
Jezekiah Wheeler
Dillon W. Bridges
George Husher
Sheriff's Sale
John H. Zellers
George Riddle
Knightaville
Mary A. Stewart
William Stewart
George W. James
John W. Stewart
Val. Meier
Madison
South Meridian Street
Indianapolisson
Speci Advocate
Mone
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Dianapolis
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Kentucky Ave
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Bundsys
Pyates
Cuide
Duff
Kentucky Avenue
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Americas
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West Main Street
North Side
Hoosierville
Hoosierville, Indiana
Calland
J. Be, Whittington
Circuit Court
Anna”’B.*Sharp
George Sharp
Conrad “Huffman
Mary Huff
Huffman
Clay, County
Ifory
Joseph Bolinger
McClelland & Cummings
Baining
W. W. Risher & Coa
A. W. Knigh
Wewal End
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