Death and war notes and a change in publishing houses
An 186? European news item reports a Prussian retreat from Pana and questions its purpose. Obituary honors Gen Robert E Lee as a distinguished and generous leader. The Hearth and Home paper changes ownership to Orange Judd & Co., publishing new affiliations with American Agriculturist.
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Pana
Paris
Robert FE. Lee
Telegraph
Robert E. Lee
Messrs
W Peltingill, Bates & Co
Orange Judd & Co
Broadway
New York
Mesare
M. Pellengill, & Co
Transfer of Trent's Hawks to New Publishers and Rates
The article reports the transfer of Trent's Hawks to a new publisher with extended facilities to maintain and enhance the paper's character. Terms drop to 3 per year. American Agriculturist remains independent. Subscriptions cover 15 months, with options for Weekly Hearth and Home, American Agriculturist, or both. Also mentions Litter's Living Age offerings and various periodicals, plus rail line work and Indiana politics.
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Trent’ Sing Haws
American Agriculturist
Litter
Std
Prof
Seeley
Macmilans
Blackwood’s Magazine
Thea Planet Saturn
Fraser's Magazine
Germany
Economist
Spectator
Bart
Sidney Smith
43Entleman’s Magazine
Sainte-Beuve
Edinburgh Review
Poortraite
Alemoirs
Macasillo's
Baltic
Russia
Hawthorne
Pall Mall Gazette
Lirreth & Gay
Boston
Indiana Redeemed Conveys Democratic Victory News
The Indiana Ledger proclaims a Democratic landslide with the state majority over 2000 and the Senate tied, House majority about five to two, hoisting joyous celebration in Indianapolis. Reports late details of a 2500 vote margin for the state ticket and calls for jubilation, denouncing Grant administration and Morton, endorsing honest officeholders.
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N. A. Ledger
Senate
House
Indianapolis
Grant
Congress
Morton
Baker
Jas. B. Ryan
Jas. Eh, Rice
Major Democratic gains in Martin County returns
Official returns from multiple counties show Democratic advances in the 19th century election. Martin County reports Democratic majorities for Congress and state tickets, with Coburn and Wilson among expected winners. other counties list varying Democratic gains and Republican margins.
Democracy Wins County and Crawford County Majorities
From Seymour a correspondent reports Jackson county favoring the Democrats by about 850 on average. Mr Kerr's majority stands at 855. Dems rejoice over the state results with Crawford county carrying by 67 on average for county offices and likely a larger state-wide majority.
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Seymour
Jackson County
Kerr
Niblack Reelected to Congress with Wide Victory
Special despatch from Evaxsville reports Mr. Niblack reelected to Congress by a margin over two thousand, with majorities in every county of the First District. The Democratic triumph is celebrated as a grand victory for democracy.
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Wolfman
Stee
Noble County
Lendricks
Sioner
Billy Williams
Congress
Evaxsville
Democrats Sweep Grange County in State Ticket Vote
Special dispatch reports in Grange County the Democrats carried the county by an average majority of two hundred fifteen on the statewide ticket as the party secured another splendiferous triumph.
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Hal
Jackson County
Disordered Liver Symptoms Promise Health Return
A historic medical ad promises liver and digestive ailments tied to impure blood will improve with bitters or tonic. It lists feverish signs such as acid stomach, nausea, heartburn, sour eructations, dizziness, breathlessness, yellow skin, and mood decline, claiming recovery with its remedy.
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Ghas. M. Evans
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Busiacse
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