Printed Justice's Dockets and Local Sale Notice
A sheriff sale in Vin ton and Ross counties reports The Rains Estate sold for two thirds of its appraised value of 87 082.86. The notice references Printed Justice's Dockets and urges readers to visit the office to view them. The fragmentary text mentions Parkersburg and legal actions tied to estate disposition.
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Ross
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Yalto
Full of Promises and White Labor Anxiety
A dated political screed denounces the 1860 Republican rise, condemns African American rights and Chinese labor, and argues white laborers must organize in response to imports and wage declines. It attacks Radical claims, cites Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and urges action against supposed inequities and taxation.
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Republican Party
Books for Sale at Office Enticing List of Volumes
Books for sale at the office include Prison Site of Jom Davis Sherman and His Campaigns Stonewall Jackson Morgan and Tis Cators Secrets of the Grented Camp-Site and Cotton-Pield Grant and Colfax Records of Living Officers of U S Navy Red Jacket Ax For Sale Anyone wishing to purchase a Red Jacket Ax the beat now to wse will call at this office.
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Sherman
Stonewall Jackson
Morgan and
Tis Cators
Grented
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Ofice
Congress Delays Force Possible Extended Session
Congress moves slowly as committee chairmen warn the session may need extending past July 15. With the new fiscal year near, only half of the appropriation bills have become law. Delays concentrate in the Senate where a few members dominate debate on key measures including tax, tariff, whisky, tobacco taxes, and currency funding beyond appropriations.
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Congress
Senate
The Cardiff Giant Hoax Exposed Letter From the Man Who Drove
A fragmentary feature presents a Chicago Tribune letter by George Hall detailing the Cardiff Giant hoax. He and others claim they carved a gypsum statue, used deceit, and planned burial to fool geologists. The letter accuses participants of swindle and promises affidavits to prove the hoax.
Public notices and brief items from Dennison to Philadelphia
A young man named Alcorn committed suicide at Dennison Town on Tuesday. A love affair caused the act. About twelve to fifteen thousand Texas cattle are at Schuyler Nebraska or en route for the eastern market. The International Union session began in Philadelphia on the 5th. Grant’s government seeks 398 million dollars this year amid debates on bondholders, Negroes, monopolists, and white male taxation. The South disenfranchises nearly one million white men, while Negroes vote. A Floridian stands nine feet six inches, in good health and near the end of life. Zoologists warn buffalo extinction on the western plains within years. Two Philadelphia papers reportedly print lengthy white-married notices of YY Forrest. Grant’s demise is being discussed as well.
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Liquid grafting wax recipe and a fatal quarrel report
The column shares a homemade liquid grafting wax recipe from B P Ware of Marblehead Massachusetts detailing resin beef tallow spirits of turpentine alcohol and cooling steps. It then reports a brutal killing in Harrison County Indiana where Joseph Himes shot Aultman in the bowels and blinded his son with a resultant skull fracture amid a violent melee.
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Minnesota Democracy Won't Hold State Convention
The St Paul Pioneer counters claims of discouragement by noting no State officers are to be elected this year and thus no State Conventions are required. The Pioneer asserts Minnesota Democrats are vigilant and ready to meet opponents on the stump and address voters directly.
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