Our German Citizens and the Railroad Move in Ohio
The Enquirer discusses German American rights and unity, critiques political demagoguery around President Grant, and advocates immediate action on building a railroad from McArthur to Logan. It highlights local funding progress toward finishing grading and laying ties, urges residents to participate, and notes election-year tensions over federal appointments and party politics.
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Cincinnati
McArthur
McArthur Bretton and
Dagen
Columbue & Hocking Valley
Columbus
Lancaster
Logan
McArthur Station
Citaens
Etralesville
New Lexington
Lexington
Zanesville
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Vanceville
Birmitaville
McArshur
Grana
House
Senate
Washinton
Buracive
N. Y
Grant
Porlupa
St. Louis
Dent
James Longstreet
United States Army
New Orleans
James Casey
Sharpe
United States
New Firm New Goods In Dry Goods Trade
W F Patten and son J A Felton have formed a dry goods partnership in a small town and just received a striking stock of Spring goods at low prices. They invite customers to inspect offerings, win or lose. Also includes editorials about Creswell and party politics and a note on a girls and dogs magazine. Mention of Grant and nervous prostration as a term for chronic inebriety.
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Wensren
Grant
Gnant
United States
Benate
Guant
Gnawr
Ty Fan
W. Fp, Patten
J. A. Felton
Thin Town
Jease H. Grant
Covington
West Pong
Dent
White Woure
Sierseiee
Sharp
Col- Tooter
Wboul
WE Sacha
Loral
New England
Vermont
West
Rowat Fucron
Rosident
Gulliateounty
Framelin
Lea Snd
Tuomas M
McArthur
Eng. Mane
Seanion
Eee
RiaiNa
Sean Hee
Elsia
Arin
Ower
Drnadtit Norrar
Milnes
Wilson
Talinsay
Adidren
United States Authority
C. Thompson & CO
Interest and political fights in the Jackson era
A noisy political letter critiques Radical bondholding and Grant era appointments. It recounts attacks on supporters of Johnson, accuses officials of rewarding relatives, and notes a local horse theft case and a promotional mention of a veterinary book. The piece blends abolitionist-era rhetoric with sensationalized outrage about governance and labor burden.
Inaugural Critique and Local Judicial Shakeups in Rochester
A Free Opinion in The Rochester Union denounces the inaugural address as a critique on wealth and tax policy. The piece notes Judge H A Towns resigning Soluto county court duties to face cases, while urging impartiality and independence in the judiciary amid persistent calls for fair trials.
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Rochester, New York
H. A. Towns
Soluto
Gurnaie
Fedga
Fragments Describe Mental Decline and Health Warnings
A garbled excerpt portrays concerns about mental decline, feeble appetite, and bodily changes tied to infancy to womanhood. It references observers, health fears, and the era’s moral judgement while naming various conditions and sensational symptoms without coherent narrative.
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