Democratic State Central Committee Meet in Columbus Dec 10
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Columbus on Friday December 10 with full exchange of views on the political situation. It was decided that the next State Convention will be held in Columbus on the first Wednesday in June 1870 and will select one delegate from each county plus additional delegates for votes cast. A resolution urged counties to appoint their county central committees when electing delegates.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Pendleton
Butler accuses Wood of New York fraud and corruption
Ben Butler stated that Fernando Wood represented fraud and corruption in New York. Wood retorted that a person fond of spoons cannot be expected to act gentlemanly or ladle like, signaling a heated exchange over the integrity of political figures.
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Congress
Ben. Butler
Fernando Wood
New York
Wood
Tax and power tensions in early Congress era
The administration's policy as developed since Congress began seems to push no tax cuts, reducing the mint, favor bondholders, and turn the Supreme Court into a ruler for Radien politicians while overturning state governments and placing people under military rule.
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Congress
Svema
Supreme Court of the
United States
Advertising Pays: Chronicle Urges Honest Promotion
The Germantown Chronicle argues that advertising is vital for new and struggling merchants. It claims ads reach thousands, boost patronage, and often determine business success, citing examples of fortunes built through timely newspaper promotion.
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The
Germantown Chronicle
Haines
Emul
Newrly Illustrated
Treasurer of Ohio in town two weeks ago questioned
Local records show the Ohio state treasurer visited the area two weeks ago amid routine duties. No further details on purpose or outcomes were released.
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State of
Ohino
Lowekh
Education and Reformers Endorse New Appointments
A letter to Grant shows Radical Tend lers pressing for costly schemes. He notes he will endure the effort and avoid profane approval. Appointments have been given to the appointees from Chillicothe, who express strong approval. They dispute remarks about a $2,200 sum.
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Endeagor
Te Hag
Radical Mississippi politics and debt statements cited
A Mississippi political debate is cited with a Radical governor candidate Alcorn’s shifting loyalties from Whig to Unionist to secessionist to Radical, ridiculed by a Mississippi paper. The St Paul Pioneer notes alleged bond fraud and national indebtedness while Mississippians rail against reformers and Reconstructionists.
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St. Paul
Missinsi
Mcorn
Mississippi
Grant
Amcorn
The Virtious and the Vicious: Life in Empire City
A catalog of contrasts in the life of women across social strata within the United States. It surveys virtue and vice, happiness and misery, fashion and folly, highlighting both famous figures and the unknown.
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Empire
Unitul
The Queen of Fashionand Society Portraits Book Review
By George Ellington the work describes a richly illustrated volume titled The Married Women Fashionable Women Women of Pleasue Women of all work Lady Physicians Concert Saloon Girls and Female Life in the Slums Topics cover diverse women roles across class and profession in a period setting.
Holiday Presents at House of Willand Co
Holiday shoppers in Zaleski and nearby areas are urged to visit the House of Willand Co for an attractive new goods assortment at low prices. Also, widening political tension in Tennessee over alleged ballot box manipulation and oath requirements may trigger federal action and affect the state’s legislative quorum. The Post Office plans a new stamp series with renowned American portraits and designs.
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Zaleski
House of Willand Co
Not Guilty verdict amid race bias claims in Ohio case
The Ohio case against Job W Lucas drew attention for alleged race bias as the jury acquitted Lucas, while civil action against Trustees for receiving a negro vote proceeds. Nearby notes mention Joseph Wallace’s move to Kansas, John Russell’s death and a radical district, and a Charleston circus speech mockery of a legislative session.
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Ohio
Vinton County
Post-office Deficiency and Abolition Debate
The Post-office Department once self-supporting now seeks five million dollars annually to balance accounts. The Postmaster General targets abolishing the franking privilege for Congress and about thirty two thousand others. Critics question anticipated revenue gains and call for thorough reform or elimination of the system, favoring private express and postal services.
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Congress
Washington
Leasehold Treasure from Berea Ohio 25 Cents Yearly
A brief notice announces Val. L No. 3 of a small instructional paper titled Leasehold Treasure published in Berea Ohio priced at 25 cents per year.
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Berea
Ohio
The Cincinnati Gazette Taper for Thu People
The Cincinnati Gazette outlines improvements and expansions for 1870 edition. It promotes larger folio, increased advertising, and a country edition with agricultural content. The paper pledges front rank status, extensive reader access, and a premium annual volume offering government and historical data.
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THE
Cincinnati Gazette
Muller
United States
Wil
Il Cael
Iain
Cincinnati Tor
Uivistinnal Society
Amey
van Doertate Purine
Norlieg
Ana
Penvere
Daily Gazette
Erie
Donley
Maia
Welllett
Ohio
Taina
Kentucky
Congress
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United Retates
Tip Hill
Chillicothe
the Women OF
George Ellington
Women of Pleasue
Bowen
Vinton, Mhoalsing
Dackson
Radical Party
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Liem
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Walk
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Clay
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Webster
Clerenge
Scott
Coffie
Hamilton
O. H. Perry
William Walcutt
Treasury
Montreal
Blatchford
Elk Township
Ian
Jos G. Thompson
Democratic State Execcutive
Gaya
New England
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Uty
Supreme Court of Ohio
John G. Peebles
Ux R
Tamilton
Solomon Tsiminger
I District Court
Jackson County
Wesen J
Atfool
Chillicathes
S' Lockwood and Co
Joseph Wallace
Cherokee County
Kansas
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Mailison
Urbana
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John Robinson
Charleston
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