Georgia Reconstructed Status Debated in Congress
The article discusses presidential and congressional moves to declare Georgia out of the Union despite its reconstruction and return to statehood. It notes Georgia’s ratification of laws limiting black officeholders and the political clash over counting its electoral votes, arguing the danger to state sovereignty and federal overreach. The piece also lists local Democratic committee actions and fundraising appeals.
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Rhee
Georgia
Congress
Union
Washington City
Indiana
New York
Gatlaps Pope
Meade
House of Representatives
Mmeimbere
Seymour
Lius
Senate
House
Georgies
Bueger
Immersion at Bradford and local notices recap
Bradford items recount a Baptist immersion at a creek near Bradford with Elder Nathan Weils leading seven converts amid a large crowd. Also noted are local school reports, merchant updates, and notices about Catholic church expansion and gardening literature imports from Purdy and Hunce.
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Democrat
Bradford
Nathan Weils
Christian Church
Mt. Tabor
Gradford
Jordan
John the Baptist
Vweils
Morgan
Win
Harper
Manuka
Wagner
E. Poenises Usc
Congressional actions and county notes from the era
The report covers proposed constitutional amendments, state ratification procedures, and Reconstruction measures referencing Georgia. It also notes local county business including tax policy, bridge and road cases, railroad elections in Spencer and Jackson townships, and a Posey township petition in Harrison County with references to the New Albany Ledger.
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Democratic Central Committee
Democrat
Corydon
Harrison Township
Ion
K. Wolfe
Benjamin Jordan, Sr
Thos. McGrain Jr
B. BP. Douglass
Dennis Hickman
W. Kintner
Boone Township
Thomas Pattinson
James P. Kintner
Heth
J. W. Lopp
Ss. M. Stockslager
Posey
Lewis W. Bowling
Yon
P.M. Zenor
Freoklin
Edward Harbinson
William Benson
Morgan
Alexander Floyd
Abstrom Fouts
Blue River
William Hancock
Henry B. Utz
Jackson
Joseph Dewese
John Harbaugh
Spencer
David Summers
Peter Hottell
Washington
Amos Sonner
John Staler
Sesit
Noah Rhoades
Isaac Mauck
Layvlor
John P. Zenor
Daniel Sittarin
Webster
Robert Sirkham
John Flerter
Posey Township
New Albany Ledger
Harrison County
Contigudue
Louisville Markets Prices from Louisville Courier Listing
The Louisville Courier lists market prices for commodities including apples beeswax butter and various staples. It notes hogs weighing good to delivering and cattle prices with receipts by river and rail exceeding 4 000 head, and suggests the hog crop may be short for the season affecting packing.
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Louisville
New Albany
Louisville Courier
Chesgrass
de Phey
Eteens Perth
Alcolioh
Iron and metals buyer seeks old iron and brass
Mr. George W. Lane of this town offers the highest market price for old iron machinery castings old stoves and all copper and brass of every kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
George W. Lane
National Rural American offers free paper to club agents
The Rural American announces a January start for its fourteenth volume offering free subscriptions with premiums. A $150 club price grants a free initial sewing machine and other gifts to agents who recruit readers. The ad markets a national circulation and urges club agents to begin work immediately in New Jersey and nearby states.
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New York
Imila
Club
United States
Corydos Democrat
Corydon Democrat
A.W. Brewster
Harper's Bazar overview and subscription details
Harper's Bazar is a weekly supplement with patterns and fashion plates for family use. It highlights health dress and housekeeping articles plus stories and literary merit. Subscriptions to Harpers Magazine Weekly and Bazar are offered with various multi‑copy pricing and bound volumes available plus 20 cent postage per year. New York address for Harper & Brothers.
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Harper's Bazar
Harpers Weekly
New York Evening Post
Hutchman and Reflector
Trarper
Harper & Brothers
New York
Hurley’s Ague Tonic touted as remedy for chills
A letter from New Albany Indiana dated May 28 1860s praises Hurley’s Ague Tonic as a reliable cure for ague or fever after other remedies failed. Vincent Kirk reports long illness ended after starting the tonic and recommends it to others suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Jus.huddle & Co
mrRs
Vincent Kirk
Harley's Sarsaparilla testimonial by Jos. Clement
In February I suffered inflammatory rheumatism with lung involvement and severe weakness. After using Dr Hurty’s Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla for over two months and five bottles my cough, chest tightness, and rheumatic pains improved markedly, and I urge others to try it.
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Jos. Clement
Worm remedy praised by parents in Louisville notice
James Pravis of Louisville testifies on July 3 1863 that Dr Hurley's Worm Candy is tasteless safe for children and superior to other warm remedies. He notes children eagerly eat it and recover quickly, urging others to try the preparation from James Ruddle & Co.
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State OF
Indiana
Harrison County
Circuit Court
Aaid County
Hester Ann Humphries
Eliah Slumphries
Cyrus L. Voyles
Sarah Stevens
Enoch P. Steve
Martha J. Hancock
Mary Catherine Hancnck
Charles William Hancock
John A. Hancock
Nancy A. Seacock
Thomas J. Voyles
Willan H. Voyles
3. K. Wolfe
Wmn. H.voyles
Corsdon
Messrs
James Ruddle
T. A. Hurley
John W.dixson
Lovisertin
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Amit W. Brewster
Cory’ ON
Jacobs Graunl
Tee Wees
Philo Ruthrock
Francis Stevens
Eae Tereel
New Albany and St. Louis Air Line
Gullant
James N. Keen
Lewis Wiseman
Cree
Joan S. Coleman
John M. Euglena
Calvin Caughilue
Scree
John Craudh
Jacul Rigdea
John Rhodes
Esse
Bie
Bo Terre
Nathaniel Eilioth
Taban W. Brown
Peter D. Miller
Lucy J. Hisey
Abraham Hiseys
Cesses
Janae Crabill
Samuel B. Davis
BO John Swearengs
Frederick Musler
Sss
Wallis
Emanuel Rosenbarger
Eees
Thomas Puttinsom
Julip H. Cline
Henry Ward Beecher
Bradford, Inc
Otmarks Fruit Recorder and
Cottage Gardner
A. M. Purdy
Purdy & Johnston
Palmyra
N.Y
Purdy & Hunce
South Bend
Wm. I. Jones
Avai
Kingman
Sweetwater
Batwick
Cheyenne Tribune
Congressional
Williams
Secretary of State
Morgen
Shanks
Reconstruction Committee
Legislaure
Sumner
District of Columbia
Medical Society of
Commissioner's Court
the Courier-Journal of
Gays
Corydon Market
Avent Frea
Bbaral American
Sun
Beat
F. Miner & CO
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Ernest
Annebeck
Sheep&c. Ife
Hwedes
Pat Piers
Mickey Market
Ernest Xannebeck
Sone
Harper’s Bazar
Ben. Doll
Main Street
New Albany, Ind
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WE. Bavis
Cuisto
Jacob Deutsch
Tueap
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B. TP. Douglass
Hiurleys Ague
Hurley
Harley
Sarsaparilla Witn
Dr. Seabrook
Seabrook’s
Plegsant
Nasavinti
Tony
Janes Ruddted& Co
Loucsville
Dr. Selbrook
Expresa
Sarah L Randolph
L. W. Shuut & Co
Llurley
James Ruddle & CO
Sexabrook
Bullett Street
Louisville, KY
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