Thitherward Our Steps Ended in a Wild Gulch Murder
A frontier tale unfolds in Loggerhead Gulch where a murdered man Towhead is found. Jack Jeptha is suspected but Mollie Jeptha, his wife, dives into the storm to prove a stranger’s guilt. She confronts the killer, frees Jack, and the crowd halts the hanging as Mollie exposes the true attacker.
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Tilden’s War Record in a Cincinnati Paper Debate
A Cincinnati Commercial piece weighs Mr. Tilden’s Civil War stance amid claims of sympathy with secessionists. It notes no proof he supported the war, mentions meetings attended, regiments addressed, and questions why he did not publish a 1862 position manuscript.
Tilden questioned on war stance and revolution rights
The article argues Mr. Tilden opposed a war opposing revolutionary rights of states and criticizes Marble and others for labeling Tilden as disloyal. It contends Tilden would not publicly push for war and notes his 1864 Chicago trip and convention roles. It warns that if the Union party regains power it will be led by those who opposed the war.
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Tilden Perjury Allegations Split Reform Rhetoric
The article attacks Samuel J. Tilden over alleged perjury tied to his 1860s war stance and Civil War loyalty, linking it to income tax fraud charges. It argues reform papers fail to defend his tax record while demanding prompt explanations to avoid branding him a perjurer and swindler.
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Ohio Election Law Confusion Over 1876 Provisions
A Cincinnati Commercial correspondent questions why Ohio’s elective law, as stated in United States Statutes at Large 1872, would not alter the 1876 election rules after the 40th Congress. He seeks clarification on whether the state can ignore the changes and seat representatives, citing the October 11 deadline and potential violations.
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Millersburg insurer jailed for forging names
M B Peterman an insurance agent from Millersburg is in jail charged with forging his father’s and father in law’s names. Supreme Court rules Nathensl Bank overcharge violates contract and forfeits interest. A A Driesbech, long ministry, dies at seventy. Cholera pans hogs near Fairfeld Greene County. Corbett and Gaskill face burglary arrest in New Lisbon for a separate deviant assault.
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Army pension law amended for commutation of men with lost limbs
The Washington Star reports Congress amended the act to allow army men who lost arms or legs to apply for commutation of the 40s of Habeas under the revised law. Applicants must go through the Surgeon General. A Maine group, the Ooldow Indians near Bangee, is mentioned in a side note. One of the number was caught and faces thirty days in jail.
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