District Offices and Court Officials Listed
District Offices list includes Hon. Michael C Kerr for Congress Hon. George W Denbo for Senate Hon. Peter M Zenor for Representative with Crimevirr Court Judge George A Bicknach Robert J Shaw Prosecuting Attorney Meets fourth Mondays in March and september Common Pleas Patrick H Jewett Judge Jol i McCarty District Attorney Meets fourth Mondays in April August and December Commissioners Court Meets first Mondays in March June September and December
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Michael C. Kerr
Congress
George W. Denbo
Senate
Peter M. Zenor
Crmevirr
George A. Bicknach
Robert J. Shaw
Attourney
Common Pleas
Patrick IH. Jewett
Joli McCarty
Commissioner's Court
Fraternal Lodges Meet Weekly In Local Rooms
R C F Greece Lodge holds Friday evening sessions in a lodge room above Gritha and McQivain's store with James Morris-Noble Grand and WL eth Secretary. Pinch Lodge meets Tuesday evenings in a lodge room above Denho Bike and Co marble shop with George W Denby W M and Samuel J Wright Secretary.
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C. F. Greece Lodge
Gritha & McQivain
James 1. Morris—Noble
Eth
Pinch Lodge
Denho, Bike & Co
George W. V Denby
W. M
Samuel J. Wright
Church Schedules and Local Mails for Corydon Area
The notice lists church services for Christian, Methodist, and Presbyterian congregations with pastor names and meeting times. It also details trustees and officers for Comypon Congregation. New Albany and county mail routes show daily and selective weekly departures to towns including Lanesville, Palmyra, New Albany, Georgetown, and Rothrock's Mill, among others, with specific mornings and days.
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Lista
Siz
Willian Reader
Samuel B. Lucket
N.S. Reynolds
Ephraim Mowrer
George W. Miller
E. E. Liseher
Marshall
Wm. T. Reott
Henry M. Heth
New Albany
Corydon
Lanesville
King’s Cave
Palmyra
Marchport
New Amsterdam
Rosewood
Bradford
Georgetown
Burnville
New Salisbury
Valley City
Barren
Milltown
Saliva
New Middletown
Elizabeth
Laconia
Rothrock
Mille
Sharp
Gorrilon Hemorrat Subscription Terms at Corydon IN
In Corydon Indiana subscription terms one copy for one year six months four cents for three months. All subscriptions due in advance and no paper will be discontinued unless notice is given and arrearages paid. Not taking paper out of office without notice or payment will not discontinue and subscriber charged to notice date and arrears cleared.
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Uaving
Harrison County
Ind
Stockslager
N. W
Corydon
Wolfe
Pearl
Market and
Spring Streets
New Albany
Circuit
Common Pleas
Indiana
Nelson Street
Keeavenvworth
Witt
Harrison
Crawford
Iesa
Tae
Igfno
Local notices and reader items from a 19th century issue
The page lists advertising rates for columns and legal notices, with rules on payment and placement. It also includes short local items such as a standmamma in Nahant, comments on Corydon, political notes on Wisconsin elections, and a list of grocer licenses granted by the county board.
Senator Sherman Declines Canvass Invitation in Ohio
Hon. John Sherman of Ohio declines a joint canvass invitation from Sen. Lewis D Campbell to present both sides of issues. He cites concern over the Butler County Pony as the reason for refusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Ohio
Lewis D Cambell
John
Butler County
Rascals and Political Turmoil Across States
A published card accuses Walsh of offering Governor Yarmouth fifty thousand dollars to sign a water works bill, demanding seventy five thousand instead. Grant’s allies are framed as spoils seekers. The Pennsylvania Evans defalcation fuels Republican fears of losses and forthcoming fraud revelations in the Tariff State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Grant
New Orleans
Black Cat Gloves and Political Tone in Ledger Extracts
The Louisville Ledger quotes a Louisville Democratic stance noting kid gloves are made of black cat skins at Indianapolis and remarks on the moral outlook at Todisnapo. The clipped items read like satirical or pointed editorials from a party publication.
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Louieville Ledger
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Todisnapo
Black Cats and Dark Tales from Indianapolis
Fragments describe a gloomy scene in Indianapolis with a distressed black cat and a minstrel image. The text recalls a cat’s suffering and a uneasy mood amid a peculiar fiddle performance using improvised material.
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Lis
Indianapolis
Dick Bright
Melody
Republican Platform Pledges Bond Payment in War Currency
The 1869 platform pledges faithful payment of public debt under the five twenty bonds and repayment in the war currency when the government redeems. The Cleveland Plan quotes Secretary Boutwell stating readiness to redeem 200 million dollars, prompting questions if payment will match present legal tenders dollar for dollar or exceed faces by 25 000 percent or 30 009 500 dollars.
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Republican Party
Cleveland Plan
Boutwell
Dolar
Colored New Jersey Negroes Back Andrews Ticket For President
In New Jersey a gathering of African Americans endorsed a ticket opposing Ulysses Grant. James Andrews of New Jersey would be president with Benjamin Williams of Virginia as vice president, arguing Andrews is a stronger statesman than Grant.
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New Jersey
Scudder
General Grant
D. J. Andrews
Grant
Andrews
United States
Benjamin Williams
Colfax
Williams
Virginia
South
James Andrews
Gran
Radical State Printer graft charges target Indianapolis office
The Vineeknies Sun reports W R Holloway, postmaster of Indianapolis and brother in law to Maxa Morton, has sued Ham Conner and the Douglass heirs over alleged thefts from the State Printer's Office. It claims Radical politicians funded the Indianapolis Journal building with public funds and urges abolition of the State Printer's Office, letting printing to the lowest bidder.
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Vineeknies Sun
W.R. Holloway
Indianapolis
Maxa Morton
Ham
Conner
Dougglas
Dick Bright
State
Journal Office
Douglass
Holloway
Indianapolis Journal
Wipe Out Unlimited Privilege to Prey on Treasury
A political demand calls for an immediate end to perceived unlimited privilege draining the treasury, arguing the arrangement has long fueled corruption and trouble and must be summarily eliminated.
Annual Conference of the United Brethren Church
The forty second session met at Concord Chapel near Manckport with a large list of attendees led by Acting Chairman Bishop Sluch and Secretary Rev. J M Fowler. Licenses to preach were granted to four men, and sermons were delivered by Bishop Edwards and others during the symposium.
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United Brethren Church
Concord Chapel
Manckport
D. Shuck
J. A. Grubb
G. Patrick
J. M. Fowler
Z. Estege
J. Flewer
J. Scammahorn
J. M. Johnson
W.L. Demunbrum
J. R. Haskins
T. Butler
J. W. Dougherty
Wm. A. Richardson
A. H. Chittenden
JL. Funkhouser
Z. T. Funkhouser
Bishop Edwards
Thurman Defends Democrats Against Departure Charge
In a Columbus speech Senator Thurman asserts Democrats never admitted error and defend opposition to Reconstruction. He rejects claims of cowardly confession and argues against radical amendments, noting opposition to the fourteenth amendment was not about equal rights. The Jerre Haute Gazette notes oil well output rising to one hundred barrels daily after new rods.
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Thurman
United States Senate
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Ohio River
Canada
Jerre Haute
French wart cure with raw beef and vinegar remedy
A Frenchman’s wart cure involves applying a small piece of raw beef soaked in vinegar to the wart, covering with plaster if on the forehead, worn nightly and removed by day. The writer claims the wart dies and peels in two weeks and notes the same method cures coins. The passage then mocks assumptions about modesty and mentions a man accused of boasting a forehead reaching to the gable end of his neck.
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Vof
Fragmented Odds and Ends From Courtroom and Town Gossip
A jumble of amusing anecdotes from a Kentucky court scene and various towns, including a Warsaw mother testifying about Washington, odd funeral invitations in New York, and tales of mischief in Charleston and Gatesville. Other quips touch on epitaphs, forgers, love definitions, and humorous wedding charges in Illinois.
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Warsaw
Kentucky
Washington
New York
Jolly Crows
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BE. M. Melton
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Corydon, Ind
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Marebuy
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M. Stockslager
Corydon Ind
Wolfe & Stockslacer
Attorneys AT Law
Corydon Indiana
T. Scott
J.C. McCarty
Attorney’s At Law
E. M. Melton
RB. W. Patterson
A. W. Brewster
Ofbstor
Public Square
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Mauckport
Vicinity
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Rosewood, Ind
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Practical Business, Military, and Lecture College
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Indianapolis, Ind
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E.W. Matytiis
W. T. Zenor
Matthis & Zenor
Attornewys AT Law
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W.T. Zenor
Matthix
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E. M. Tracewell
Tracewell & Low
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Frontier
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