Who Pays Internal Revenue Taxes in Coshocton County 1868
An examination of the Assistant Assessors of Internal Revenue in Coshocton County reveals how taxes were levied for 1868 on licenses whiskey tobacco legacies and other items. The piece argues the burden falls on wealthier individuals and business owners while criticizing Democratic policy and paying emphasis on the tax schedule and its changes through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Democratic Party
Ensey
Licenaea
Bedford
Jdackson
TEL OG Vinton. Co
Ganfingelts
Cece
Oxford Co
Virginia
Washington
New Castle
Monroe
Adams
Crawford
Bethlehem
Wiserton
Jefferson
Ricky Linton
Lea
Gattinges
Salon
Congress
Aforgan
Barbara Fritchie Poem Recalled in Frederick Town
A vivid Civil War era poem recounts Barbara Fritchie defending a Maryland town. It depicts Stonewall Jackson leading rebel troops and her raising the flag from her attic window, inspiring Loyalist resolve as Union forces prevail in Frederick.
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Frederick Sind Orean
Maryland
Harde
Frederick Town
Norty Husa
Barbara Fritchie
Stonewall Jackson
Iku
Dave Barlara
Beedebeck
Dritchie
Sayer Pouce
Fiederick
Soldier vs Fire Traitor in Dayton Speech Over Union Duty
General Scua sca draws clear line in Dayton speech on Union wins and rebellion, arguing the election hinges on support for continuing the war effort and keeping the rebellion down. He frames Vallandigham as opposing the government and stresses the stakes in the Third District race, urging voters to endorse his stance to preserve the nation’s integrity. Robert J. Lincoln marries the daughter of Secretary Harlan.
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Paris
Seymour
New’ York
Democratic Party
Jahonkd
Orerard
Seymour ‘Fter
Chicago
Silas Wright
Lewis Casa
Stephen A. Douglas
General Grant
United States
Susie
Grant
Vicksburg
Trymich
Goftys
Fritiomes
Seymone
Seymourney
Washington County
New York
Vickaburg
J. P. Binny
Vinksburg
Ulyssos
Grn
Gran
Ela
John 4. McClernand
Ilinois
Fartung
Ghigf
Presbury
Hogan
Jeff
Davis
Anil
Scu
Sca
Dayton
Ig Apponente
Molti Poxesy
Republican
Mr. Vallandigham
Myself
Boston
Copperhead Economy Expenditure in Coshocton County Hit
The Coshocton Democrat of October 29 1867 prints an Annual Exhibit of county receipts and expenditures for the year. It shows receipts of 228003.48 with state treasurer payment 31202.065 and remaining treasury 36325.34, yielding county spending of 152472.49. Critics flag large printing costs and inflated salaries, question the use of funds for the infirmary and jail, and demand accountability amid postwar finance debates. The piece mocks and questions bureaucratic waste, urging transparency and economy.
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Coshecton Democrat
Afi Creek, Bridge
Night Watch Freasurer
C. Burrell
Apecimen
Solich
Cacle
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Linton TaNelie
Coshaston County
Ohio
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C. Pomnene
Spangler & Pomrene
Amtors
Coshocton
Ohie
Ofier
Cadiz
Duy Ul Spaugher
BS. Lee
Oxleo -South Koom Wader
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Ghig
Nicholas & Jamucs
Ttorney
Coshseaton
Ghis
Collectionz
Olhgy
de J. B. Ingraham
Dent Bawes
Jacobs
Harbaugh's Hall
Goahectun
Pyaar Eating House
Dexsisoy, Tiscanawas Corsxty, Otton
Hoover & Sons
Tye, S. Ul, Lee
Moyfit
Rae Maa
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Jane Ub, Btu
J. & W. B. Broges
Warner of Rich and High
Virginia Tobacco
Coshocton Coat Company
Coshocton Otl
Sharpgin
Weintae Ct
Coshueton
Campnell
Steele & Uro
Pittsburgh
Prue
W. B. Fritchey
Cashocton
Livia
North St. N.Y
East Town Street
Columbus
POM
GO. B. Messenger & RC
Strong
Nanstven
G.tl
Asprisoy
Socral
Jon Sas
Haautacterng
Generial Office
Seventh St
Krigsptran
Newmyer
Pros T
Wolf
G. Mysor
Coshocton County
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Honnon
Dafaylus
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Jacenses
T'd
Tohicco
Ouletga Ok
Dix
Newarl
France
Rage Apade
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Mr. Finck
Mitch
Pryova
Petallia
Hedyford
Powerse Clark
Franklin
Seeenes
Hee
Tobe
Snes
Oxford
Gold & S. P
Bern
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Caser
Belectel Boetry
Robert J. Lincoln
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Uaid
Phos. Campbell
Spangler
Johnston
Galmy
Suma
Millcreek Bridge
P. Blair
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