Mortification and relief amid Senate re admission bills
The Evansville Journal laments Republican extremes and proclaims relief as North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee and Arkansas move toward admission. It predicts twelve new Senators and a two thirds majority, rebutting support for acquittal and mocking carpetbagger allies while condemning party folly.
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Ohio Indiana Delegates Book Rooms at Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Ohio and Indiana delegates to the Democratic National Convention have secured rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. Weston delegates are provisioned to stay there as well, making the Fifth Avenue their Pendleton headquarters during the convention. The Sentinel’s hint that Indiana supports G. H. P. seems unlikely and perhaps playful.
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Misuse of Words in a Pulpit and Playful Misadventures
A humorous collage shows word misuse in a Reverend Doctor sermon about the Maternal Society. It contrasts with a tale of Esau’s birthright for a pot of message and a ball fight scene where a blacksmith imitates a ball, prompting a father’s comic reaction.
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Geotleman
Esau
Land of Promise for Young Men Seek Homes in West and South
The paper argues there is no single best region for homesteaders. It cites Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Western Michigan, and the South as viable, with groups of 20 to 40 pooling resources to buy and develop estates. It warns against lone migration and emphasizes frugality, skill-building, and rapid move to independent homesteads.
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Body Recovered After Cannelton Drowning
The Rockport Democrat reports the drowning of Christ Hafele’s son at Cannelton Indiana. The body lay in water about four weeks before being found at the landing. Coroner John Stevenson conducted an inquest and notified Cannelton. Hafele and his brother arrived by the Morning Star and paid all inquest and travel costs. He thanks the Coroner and Rockport residents for assistance.
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Julia Stevenson
Provisional OCFA Meets in Blackboro Over Irish Church Crisis
A Thursday evening gathering aimed at opposing Mr Gladstone's resolutions and free speech. A Dissenter town councillor was seized and dragged out. another, a Gladetonian, was kicked and beaten and had his watch stolen. a third man was expelled amid maltreatment.
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Daily News
Muna’s Grief Turns to Bills as Grave Digging Sparks Debate
A widow Muna mourns her late husband and faces a sexton’s bill of 62 for grave digging. She objects that the price is high for a soft spot and jokes she would have done it herself for one dollar. The quip reflects a skeptical, resigned mood in the piece.
Was it You That Said So Political appeal and foreign intrigue fragment
A mid nineteenth century letter page blends political denunciations with international gossip. It debates party switches over suffrage, criticizes police and espionage plots around Buckingham Palace, and touches on Disraeli's baptism and church ties. The column cites the Warrick County GOP, London cab accident, and satirical banter about public figures.
Adroit Pulaski and a Grim Sword Duel in Retreat
The narrative recalls Pulaski outwitting a larger British cavalry force at dawn in a narrow lane. His timing and shadow calculation allowed a decisive stroke, ending with the officer's headless fall before the pursuers realized the danger.
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Hunter explains scent tricks by young prey in Canadian tale
An elderly Canadian hunter recounts that prey animals like deer and dogs can detect danger by scent while still young. He notes observations of tracks ignored by mature creatures, suggesting age alters instinct and how animals respond to scent cues.
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