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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1871
Page
1
Our order from a fine photograph furnished by Mon J TH Purwas editor of the Chillicothe Advertiser will be making avory which we will present to.
A sale ad notes suitable for framing and handsome parlor or library ornaments priced at 62 cents each, highlighting the good value and wide appeal of these decorative items.
The Democratic Enquirer announces a March 1571 deadline offering a large lithographic Portrait to every subscriber who pays arrears or subscribes in advance. It promotes Hon. Annan G. Tammay as a rising national figure and notes Paris surrender shaping postwar sentiment, urging readers to enlist by March 16.
The Living Age is praised by critics and periodicals as a premier weekly compilation of essays criticism poetry science biography and history drawn from foreign literature. It offers fresh, complete selections by top writers and is marketed at 8.00 a year with free postage and club incentives through Littell & Gay Boston.
For sale Dockola of the above description for the use stated of the Ponce. The form is simple and concise and paper printed in the best style. A writeable docket that resists ink and pen scratching. Printing, ruling, and binding are finished in the final style. Dockets arrive in better style than old blank papers and are sold at same prices. Call this office to obtain them.
A Kansas era style debate shows General PB M Young, a Confederate veteran elected from Georgia, challenging Thad Stevens over seat qualifications. The piece notes Stevens’ stance on loyalty and party alignment as Young declares himself a straight-out Democrat while recounting a wartime dispute. It also mentions Champaign county land sales and reports of negro outrages prompting farmer mutual protection efforts in Kentucky counties.
Brownlow and Morton, steadfast Grant supporters, are paralyzed and carried into the Senate Chamber by enslaved servants. The scene presents a stark image of African Americans bearing the pale angel party in their arms.
Letter from J. W. Bowrn, Esq., and S. C. Steinbrook describes Southern Kansas and Osage purchase, wheat and corn prices, beef and pork costs, prairie land for sale, climate, timber and stone, Wells and springs, railroads reaching Fort Scott and Leavenworth, and general prospects for settlers with notes on agriculture, stock, and housing.
Grant's Presents notes U S G has found a friend in England to aid a speedy settlement of the Alabama claims. A hatter bravely presented U S G with a hat, which was accepted. The hatter published the letter he received in response.
There is good reason to believe Mr Fish will stay in Washington and Senator Morton will not be asked to act as Secretary of State next spring.
It is expected that a bill for the admission of Colorado as a State will shortly be introduced into Congress. The chances are believed to be against its passage during this session.
The January issue of this paper is offered in new dress and enlarged form. It appeals to lovers of gardens, vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Editor owns over two hundred acres of fruit and flowers and promises a specimen number. sixteenth page monthly with a dollar yearly subscription.
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