Rural American 1868 Premium Subscription Offer
The Rural American promises monthly issues at $1.40 with gratuities including steel plate engravings of grape vines raspberries and strawberries and Potatoes sent free. It touts large circulation as the leading practical agricultural paper and seeks club agents nationwide with premium lists and solicitations for subscribers and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien No
Existance
United States
Tsgr Tory
Ita
Concord
Roper
T. J. Mener
Clinton
Ferry Project Proposed Across Ohio at Mauckport
H. K. SteepelTan gives notice to Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners seeking permit at the December term to establish a ferry across the Ohio River at Mauckport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neree
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Mauckport
James Gray
Gustavus A. Marsh
Ohio River
Maucekport
H. K. Steepletan
Administrator sale of estate of Jonathan Shireman dec'd
Notice of appointment of administrator for the estate of Jonathan Shireman deceased of Harrison county Indiana. Public auction at four miles south of Corydon on December 5 1867 of all personal property including horses cattle hogs sheep wagon crops and household goods with nine month credit on larger sums and cash on smaller items. Joe M Baxley administrator.
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Jonathan Shireman
Harrigan
Taviana
Corydon
Court of Catumen
William J. Poe
Amos Poe
Plaintif
Jiames BR. Temple
Viarrison Circuit Court
William J. Irvin
Corilla Irvin
James HR. Temple
Walter €. Temple
Corilla Temple
Charlton D. Shean
Norrison
James R.temple
Harrison County
Indiana
Towit
Ohio River
Corilla Ergin
Sale Offer of Real Estate and Profits by Henry Cenor
The offer describes selling the renewed profits of real estate for up to seven years and, if not sold for enough to satisfy a writ, offering sale of fee simple or all rights of the defendant in the property named Henry Cenor.
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Henry Cenor
Upton Wilson Seeks Court Approval to Sell Decedent’s Real Estate
In Harrison County Indiana the Court of Common Pleas hears Upton Wilson as executor of Matthew Wilson deceased. He petitions to sell the real estate to satisfy debts, personal assets being insufficient. Petition set for hearing at the next term of court.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Court of Common Pleas
Nolee
Upton Wilson
Matthew Wilson
New Corydon Seminary Plans Promising Future
The Corydon Hemocrat reports plans to vacate the old seminary building and erect a new one funded by a local tax. It urges citizens to support a first class school, praises Bradley Peck Co. of New Albany, and notes the Corydon Lyceum’s growth and Tuesday meetings with officers. It also endorses Mr. Kendrick of Louisville for repair work and goods.
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Gen. Harrison
Gov. Jennings
Jackson
Monroe
Corydon
Corydon Lyceum
Henry Jordan
George W. Denbo
Wm. C. Green
W. C. Green
D. F. Lemmon
United States
Andrew Johnson
American Congress
God's
Mr. Kendrick
November Dividend and School Revenue Ledger 1867
Records show November school revenue from the state amounting to 3 492 23 with townships receiving listed shares. Total on hand for distribution stands at 4 135 41, detailing allocations for Harrigan, Boone, Posey, Franklin, Morgan, Blue River, Washington, Taylor, Webster, Jackson, Spencer, Scott, Corydon, and Elizabeth townships.
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Harrigan- Seer Ese
Boone Eeer
Rene Reeveees
Posey Vere Treeeerr
Franklin
Morgan - T
Blue River
Washington
Taylor
Shale
Webster
Spencer
Corydon
Sereree
Esee Elizabeth
Tlarkson
Koon
Heth
Posey
Morgan
Mail Eae
Jackson He
Spencer Oi
Ge Fogha
Scott
Harrison
Heth Pee
Franklin Morgan Etcababyh
Breacs
Ae Washington
Taylor Vis Vee Te Abel
Webster F
Habe
Jackson Spencer
Scoott
Elisabeth
New Fur Making Enterprise Opens in Louisville
Green and Green, at Majin and Fourth streets, begin a new fur making and repair business offering all styles for ladies and gents. They also stock fashionable hats and caps for retail. Corn price noted at sixty five cents per bushel from the wagon.
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Messrs
Green & Green
Majin
Fourth Streets
Louisville
Neat fitting suits from W. E. Allison & Co.
Neatness style and perfect fit define garments at W. E. Allison & Co. New Albany. The firm offers a splendid stock of clothing and furnishing goods at the lowest rates and warrants satisfaction in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Allison & Co
New Albany
Messrs. A. & Co
Hats and Caps Stock Highlighted by F. A. Slicks Co
WootrsaLs Hats Caps and Furs and F. A. Slicks Co of New Albany advertise a splendid stock kept to the highest styles and quality. Frank Slicks, a popular trader around the Falls, is noted for careful order fulfillment and business success. Hope for liberal Harrison county merchant patronage.
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F. A. Slicks & Co
New Albany
Frank
Falls
Harrison County
Bankrupt Act reminder and creditors voting rule
The notice warns that the 50 percent clause of the Bankrupt Act takes effect on March 2, leaving about 110 working days to claim exemption. It states that after March 2 a discharge is denied unless a majority in number and value of proved creditors agrees in writing. Also mentions local merchants Jordan & Wilson stocking stove ware and domestic goods to meet demand amid epidemic, and Dr. Wm. Reader adding medicines to his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Messrs
Jordan & Wilson
Wm. Reader
John KIntosh Takes Over Local Commercial House
The article notes that the house is now under the management of John KIntosh, described as an experienced caterer to travelers and as someone who understands hotel operations.
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John
Negroes in the Cars Sparks Court Ruling
The Philadelphia Age notes Judge Agnew’s reversal in a West Chester Railway car case. It quotes his view defending racial separation as a natural, legal distinction and upholding a carrier’s right to seat passengers by race to preserve order and comfort.
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Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
Allison
Philadelphia
West Chester
Supreme Court
Agnew
Judge Agnew
Mary Miles
West Chester Railway Company
Courts of Justice
Gibson
Commonwealth
Wisdom in Small Lots by Job Blane
A humorous column riffs on wisdom and honesty, noting no man is truly wise and many claim rare judgment. It mocks betting, greed, and corruption, while contrasting virtuous restraint with flawed officials and the folly of lotteries.
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Elizabeth i
Edward T. Bowling
Elizabeth
Larrison County
Charles Turber
Court of Common Fleas
Eleima
Joe M. Baxley
Joe M, Baxley
James Grant
Sheerepe
W.hwancocek
Amzi W. Brewster
Corydon, Indiana
Mesars. Bradley, Peck & Co
Geo. Ebrhart’s
Efsiso
A. D. Leydon & Co
Depauw’s Block
Philadelphia Age
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Kongress
Judas Iskarriot
Karry
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