Revenue loss debate over federal tax leaks and bond ideas
A wartime era pamphlet discusses alleged $100 million annual revenue losses due to tax collection leaks. It critiques Republican leaders Dawes and Lincoln era spending, questions public debt handling, and jokes about mortgaging whisky taxes to bondholders while proposing possible compromises to address the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Jom Om Rhodelstimd
Internal Revenue
Customa
Dawes
Massachisetta
Jonckus
THANKS to Hon P Van Tanap for impeachment volumes
The Enquirer notes thanks from Hon P Van Tanap congressman for the five volumes of the impeachment trial of Axpnuw Jonneon, President of the United States. It also records the death of RE. B. Olds and Apson B. Oxps in Lancaster Ohio as a victim of tyranny. The item continues with satirical remarks on a New York figure and critiques a political climate focusing on negro suffrage and radical movement. It mentions the Pennsylvania Central Railroad buying the Cincinnati Wellington & Zanesville Railroad and Judge Vaensas purchasing land in Washington for a Senatorial tenure residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. van Tanap
Congress
Fairfeld
Axpnuw Jonneon
United States
RE. B. Olds
Apson B. Oxps
Lancaster
Ohio
Senay
Port Lafayette
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company
Cincinnati, Wilington
Zanesville
Fanesville
Dresden
Cincinnati
Praying and politics mix in war era rhetoric and finance
The piece satirizes clergy prayers for Lincoln then Gran as president while noting postwar prayer attitudes. It lists mining yields by state totaling 66.5 million and argues retaining gold in the U S would stabilize currency, noting 46 million annual interest on American securities held in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jownson
Gran
Hiau Financial and Mining Authority
California
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Oreon
Colorado
Wash'nton
Ariwona
New Mexico
Europe
New Low Prices for Dry Goods in Vinton County
Local merchant J. A. Faerow travels to the city to secure a large, fashionable stock of goods. He promises lower prices than rivals and a wide range from dry goods to boots and clothing. New arrivals expected this week, urging shoppers to trade for the best bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Vinton County
J. A. Faerow
Merobhat
Agus Heg
Mustina
Pautox
Goode
Repudiation and debt repudiation history commentary
The piece argues that repudiation is not new and cites the Civil War era actions on gold payments, Legal Tender, and promised bounties. It accuses radical legislators of removing value from soldiers pay, misusing land bounties, and criticizes the government’s handling of debts and wages with historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Abraham
Kentucky
The Way the People are Robbed
In a congressional report Secretary Harlan describes Pacific Railroad costs and subsidies. He notes total outlay for locating, constructing, and equipping spanning 110 miles at 28.8 million and lands subsidies at 39.5 million, with bonds yielding over 27 million. He cites large land grants and Radical congressmen profiting, accusing theft as a congressional practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harlan
Pacific
Pacific Railroad
Ohio Supreme Court Case Fragments and Motions 1869
Fragmented Ohio Supreme Court record from January 19 1869 discusses motion to file petition in error and offers to compromise judgments under sections of the code. Notes include overruled motions, mandamus issues, and various cases such as Lambert v James Mustard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turepay
Luther Day
William White
Jacob Brinkerhoff
Josiah Scott
Tion
John Welch
L. J. Critchfield
Tion Dockee
William Ms
Molida
Tacob Lambert
Tames
Mustard Et al
District Court of
Ardin County
The
Common Pleas
Huld
Court of Common Meas
State En Rel
Novina & Myersky
Commissioners of Printing
Mandamus
Aebeff Education
Union Town
Pak Hocket
Pismane
Imerror Wofaned
Co. Jy
Diane Young
Merron
iWon
Hamilton
Iran
Jamon A. Sweet
Ted
Aie de Rey
Okla
Ator
Lamia
Ohio
Prospectus for the Weekly Plain Dealer 1869 reduced rates
The Plain Dealer offers reduced club rates and promises improvements for the coming year. It highlights telegraphic access, earlier market and news reports for Northern Ohio and the West, and a plan to provide general news, political information, and concise news summaries along with legislative and congressional notices. A specimen copy is available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleveland
Plain Dealer
Weekly
Cincinnati
New York
Ohio
West
Wonbhall
Phain
Legisla
Ture
Congress
Wopiald
Copton
Addrens Armstrong
N Publishers Plain
Sale of land in Vinton County Ohio in 1809 foreclosure
Notice of a chancery sale in Vinton County Ohio directing a sheriff to sell land belonging to Daniel Dine and others to satisfy a court decree. The proceedings detail the timing on February 19, 1809 and describe the route from the residence of Samuel Brats to the State Road, the property of Barnal V Odeon to be sold for payment of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamel
Daniel
Mate—teth
Tate
Union Coun Olin
Jackann
Wal Counky
the Smith
Henry Yaple
Pteikon
Rial
Vinton County
Ohib
Mareh Hoxt
MeArthur
Athoum
Ellie A. Simon
Ald Taven
Mostthir
Worths Pasterly
Vinton Furnace and Coal Company
Vinton
Zabeiel Company
Zlerkt
Jntaovnet
Haroly Mlzen
Ohio
Pero
Amit Toulon
Xownty
Heginning
Humdep
Wilkenville
Auoh
Eid Road
Awan
Phamae
Iwady
Strawambaugh
Daniel Howe
Akin Milla
Big Hianenou Creek
Vintonea Township
State of Ohio
Witt, Brown A Co
PVM
Dowd
Sheton County
Vine
Vinian County
Ohie
Ieee
Fragmentary Virginia town land sale notice from unknown era
A distorted notice proclaims a land lot sale in Virginia city near rivers and towns. It mentions opening bids, a map request, and records of deeds and titles kept at an office. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and fabrications, though it signals a town plan and property offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Tole
Inewan
Siovaland
County road petitions seek surveys in Vinton County Ohio
A flood of petitions to the Vinton County Commissioners requests road view and survey for routes across multiple townships. Proposals cover from McArthur to Wilkenville and other points, with detailed paths along creeks and private lands, showing numerous petitioners.
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Cinedanaté Engiiver
the Enquirer
Vaensas
Washington
Supreme Court OF Ohio
Rapor
Ommmelal Deporte Ue Eee
the Supreme
Reina
Armen
Tanta Cui Sn
Fe Paik
Ite
Speripe
Vion County
Daniel 3
Beta
Walt
Rom Hotior
City OF Virginia
Osball County
Woot
Virginia
Cabell County
West Virginia
F. AL
Ohio River
Thiawity
Chmnopaun
Iment
Guy
Oholic
of Thie Mn
Aire
Alea
Bert
Wesser
Rhat Bitters Ifier
Pomertien
Hopeley
Promt Street
Philadelphia
Porter
Pennsylvania
Smalls
Business College
Corner Main and
SD Streets
Zanesville, Ohio
Husinews Mou
Cad Wotrch
A. Y. Teti
Miore County
Big Taccoon Creek
Brislee
Uhm
Frcad Warren
Qherdf
O'Olock P. Nt
Ossett
Medrthis
Minton
A.C
Will, Brown
Waloners
Megston Marly A
McArthur
Wilkeaville
Neety
Clinton Township
Taawary
Fea PN
National Life Insurance CO
United ‘States of America
Brandu
Finnt National
Mane
Pany
Ita Chorictar
Premiuns
Isdrew Lillem
Alfred
Pvideniix
Bih & Cinematt
Cantral
Southers
Indiana
Hawk
Zoe Wintos County
Oln
Rowpenttully
Fitteen Avsbothoe
Ikeakhee Ney Operat
Wursery
Quince Tanea
Phar
Chesry Treys
Enemine Ik
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
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Avery
Daily Aquirers By Mail
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Evacy Club
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