Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
Blanes office details advertising rates for weekly classifieds. Displays cost eight cents per line, special notices per square, 81 cents each, notices per inch 15 cents, wants and other lines priced per line at six cents.
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Protection and Unity in the Republican Platform Debate
The piece argues for party unity amid ongoing protections versus free trade disputes as the nation faces war-era legacies. It critiques administration choices, discusses tariff policy, and notes a proposed revision of party lines with attention to leaders and public sentiment. It references Mr. Gwegstry and a forthcoming text on protection.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Fats
Gwegtry
P Yo
New York Tribune
Bert Mariemernier
Eka Raed
Res Gian
Curene Crane
Ronson
McConnen
Ja Ksonville
Law change on marriage age explained by editor clerk
Columbus Statesman editor and Ohio Senate chief clerk explains the change in the marriage law. He notes the act altered by the enrollers omits the twenty one years requirement for consent and guardian license, affecting who may marry without court action.
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Muskingum Judicial
Europe
United States
America
Ohio
Essox
Columbus Statesman
Ohio Senate
Treornrtus Parsons
Ll.d
National Pubishhing Co
Elmstrest
Cincinnati
Parsons
Harvard University
Shipping
Admiralty
Consolation of Reverdy on Alabama Negotiations
Reverdy argues there is no middle ground between Sumner’s hard line and England’s stance. He claims Seward directed all actions and that Clarendon will not yield, predicting war if demands are pressed. He notes Moriry Motley and Porttek’s pacific rhetoric and urges acceptance of a lower position.
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England
Southampton
Mr. Johnson
Sumner
United States
Pacific
Senate
Lumnmver
Beverly
Motley
Clarendon
Porttek
Semner
Alabama
Kansas
Grant
Commission On Indian Affairs
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
Perthereto
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Republicans Cite Econ Evidence To Defend Canvass Claims
The piece argues that figures from Wells and Seymour illustrate the financial situation, contrasting exaggerated claims with official estimates. It notes deficits for the current year, receipts and expenditures, and asserts the Republican party has vindicated its economic pledges and will maintain fiscal restraint.
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Sermour
Detmar
Bureau of Statistica
Wells
Seymour
DruiMaRn
New York Evening Post
Ucting
Ae Brot
Wxitts
McCartocu
Republican Party
Britain Faces Irish Bill Clash and Changing Aristocracy
The Times argues the Lords must yield to Commons will, urging swift reform and broader power sharing. It notes plans to prorogue Parliament and create liberal peers, while reporting bigamy cases of Groner F and Annie R Gopsor linked to marriage disputes in Salisbury and New Hampshire.
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London Times
England
House of Lords
House of Commons
Guap- Stonf
Great Britain
Massachusetts
Groner F
Annie R. Gopsor
Sarah Lizzie
Salisbury
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Gopson
Lowa
Lowk
Gopser
Low- Ell
Haverhill
Canter
Low
Amesbury
House of Peers
Commons
Dursy
Carnns
Seventeenth Ohio Conference Meeting Closes at Akron
The Ohio Conference of Congregational churches held its seventeenth annual session in Akron, closing Friday at noon with almost 300 pastors and delegates in attendance. The gathering filled the spacious hall with cordial enthusiasm and strong participation.
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Ohio Conference of Congregational Churches
Akron
Jackson Tragedy Details in Yerger Crane Killing
Contested accounts of Col. Joseph G Crane’s murder by EE M Yerger in Jackson Mississippi are reconciled via Jackson Clarion testimony. The report describes a June 1869 coroner’s inquest and a prelude involving Yerger’s warrant of distress, a street meeting offer, and warnings from Dr Harrington about Yerger being armed, ending with a fatal encounter.
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Col
Joseph -G. Crane
EE. M. Yerger
Jackson
Mississippi
City of
EF. M. Yerger
Bloom
A. D
W.S. Freeman
Miss
E. M. Yerger
Memphis
Col. Crane
Harrington
Crane
Yerger
Verger
Isler
President Street
of State
Tol
Colonel Crane
Cot
Nartera
John K. Yer
Cok Crane
G Yerger
John Ye
Georgs Yerger
John K. Yerger
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Weekly Chronicle
The
Cincinnati Chronicle Company
BET
Blanes
Argat Ot Th
Lane
Onderdone
Ted
Supreme Court
Werst
Jawa
Puan
Commonwealtha
Papa
Brain
Inn
Indiana
Morton
Williamson
Supreme Court of Indiana
Boloto Gazette
B. F. Pomp
Morgan County
Ues
Saonidi
Anan Seli
Champaign
Clarke
Madison
Joan Russext
Urbana
Citizen and Gazette
Gazette
Russ Sell
Houston
Texas
A. J. Davis
Jack Hamilton
Georgia
McMahon
Lermz
Oats
Virginia
Rost
E. Skr
Joszpu Haines
Gov. Szatee
Stokes
Nashville
Poplemina Nie Vis
Rebela
Henoviae
Galena
H.C. Bunchan
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Col. Ponp
Joseph-G. Crane
Gratger
Thomas Green
K. M. Yerger
Jomo
W. J. Brown
Erger
Col. Netore
George 8
Green
W. J. Brow Wines
Brian — Crane
ROBERT _ISLER
Mrsf
Anne Vine
Ander
Mia
Ben, Wade
Omaha
West
Robt. Schenck
Java
Edwin Booth
Mary McVicker
Wm. H. Seward
Geary
Navy
Borie
New York
Rogers
Boston
Memphis & Salem
Ned Forrest
James M. Gregg
Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Colfax
Morristown
New Jersey
Freddy Kopp
Dayton
Petersburg
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Little Rock
Ilegal
Word
Henryville
Jones
Thos. J. Kelley
Manchester
Larken
Gould
O'Brien
New York City
Patrick Buckly
Ottawa
Canada
D'Arcy MacGee
American Institute of Homeopathy
Institute
Schofield
Hendricks County
Peor Asylum
Sheenys Sabe
Worthington
Andrews
Wallace Opera House
Newark
E. Murdoch
Black
Louisville & Washville
Miami
Miamisburg
North German Park St. Barnard
Bremen
Boyd Williams
Joseph Evans
Muskingum
F. W. Wood
O'Key
Gel
D.G. Rose
District of
Lincoln
Andy Johnson
Washington
Laporte
Wm. T. Smithston
Jeff. Davis
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
E. M. Stanton
Cin. Chronicle
Granger
Swift
Commission
Utah
Salt Lake
Desert
Istersly
Salt Lake City
William Scott
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Leavittsburg
Trumbull County
Dubuque
Missouri Democrat
F.G. Sisler
East St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Connell
Toledo
Georgetown
G. E. Trimble
Deposit Bank and Times Printing Office
Bureau of Internal Revenue
War Department
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
Delano
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
London
Rush RB. Sloan
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Madison County
Georgesville
Delphos
Enos Bryan
John W. King
Mr. King
Bryan
Montgomery County
EB. A. Parrots
R. Brandett
J. W. Sykes
Samuel Rohrer
W. D. Bickham
John M. Coover
C. A. Color
J. J. Antrim
Dan Kiser
L. &. Gunekie
J. T. Patton
H. W. BR. Brunner
A. J. Eminger
Henry
Chicago
Odd Fellows, Good Templars
Masons
Norfolk & Petersburg
Cameron
Hughes
Marietta
Wm. B. Mason
Sylvester Mason
Adams Township
Mra Maron
Scotland
Austria
South America
R. M. Bishop
W.T. Moore
John Shackleford
Church of the Disciples
Sam. Hildebrand
St. Andrews County
Sherrif Breckinridge
Hildebrand
James McLean
Covington
Troy County
Frederick Remster
John Foosher
Remster
Local Intelligence
Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Wesley Chapel
M. E
Pine Street Mission Church
York Street Church
Mount Washington Church
Stanley Matthews
Glendale
Glendale and
Sharonville
Incorporated
Green Fruit Market
Messrs. Corbly, Cox , Co
Bhiey & Baldwin
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Terry
Wihart
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