Fenian War Dispatches Stir Ohio County Benches
The Enquirer reports ongoing Fenian activity with dispatches from Ohio and other states. Gen O Neil allegedly moved toward the Canadian border, was reportedly arrested, and disputed. accounts vary and may be unreliable. Canadians and Fenians clash near Freligsburgh with casualties cited by opposing sides. President Grant issues admonitions and authorities move to counter raids as chaotic telegraph reports pour in.
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Oho
Canada
O'Neil
Ttia
St. Albans
New York
United States
Burlington
Gyn. O'Neil
Freligsburgh
O’neil
Fitzhugh Lee
R. E. Lee
Mosby
Grant
Fossaerts
Dominion of Canada
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Hardware bargains from Lantz and Praner store
A Vincentown New York gentleman bought a fine horse for his daughter who grew fond of it. Fearing she was moving fast he sold the horse to a neighbor. The daughter, angered by the sale, called the horse and cut its throat in the pasture. She paid damages to escape punishment.
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Hamilton Democrat
Hamilton
Lantz & Praner
Vincentown
N. Y
New York
John Sherman slandered Democrats in U S Senate speech
The United States Senate debate over the reconstruction bill features John Sherman of Ohio denouncing Democratic strength as lie bred in pest houses of cities. He defends Democrats as loyal citizens while condemning Sherman's colleague for the remark. The piece also notes related political actions, local notices, and the upcoming Fourth of July celebration planning at Zaleski.
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United States Senate
John Sherman
United States
Ohio
Sherman
Senate
Thurman
California
New York
Seymour
Democratic Party
Nevada
General Crrant
J. Seymour
Tam
General Grant
Mr. Seymour
Breeda
Appa
Law extends term of county auditors in many counties
The legislature approved a measure extending auditor terms just before adjournment. It keeps incumbents until the first Monday in November instead of March. It also delays the election of new auditors by a year, with Vinton County delaying until October. The change shifts office possession and closing of accounts to align with the new schedule.
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Ita
Prevent Incu Benta
Vinton County
Auditora
Fragmentary 1870 Vinton County court sale notice
A highly garbled 1870 Vinton County court entry directs a public sale in MeAst bur towards the Loned Honey building. The document lists a long chain of property parcels and a sequence of tasks including wells and stone, with names Joseph Taker and TANIEL HOOTTI noted amid the disorderly legal proceeding.
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ONO
Tinton
Anmantian Tirvaote
Joseph Baker Iigh
Vinton
Tsmamon
MeAst
Salt County
Vins
A. D
Celebrated Stomach Beters and Western Remedy Ad
An 19th century broadside touts the efficacy of stomach bitters as a superior cure for diarrhea dyspepsia and other ailments. It extols travel use, family necessity, and notes Waters pianos and organs alongside instrument advertising woven through the text.
Fall of Snags and Radical Row in Congress
The piece discusses disarray among Radicals in Congress over tariffs and policy. It notes leaders avoid caucuses, factional divides between New England, Pennsylvania, and Western members, and a postponed tariff fight. It critiques Radical unity on other issues and hints at political maneuvering and financial impositions under the act.
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Congress
Senate
Honce
Hast
Weat
New Eagland
Pennsylvania
New York Tribune
Radical
Era Ag
Sisson's Pure Drugs and a Political Rant
Excerpt from Gallipolis Journal denounces Congress and Free Traders. It laments tariffs and labor suffering while attacking Democrats and radicals. The piece mocks negro voting rights and portrays racial tension as part of political conflict. The language reflects 19th century partisan rhetoric.
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Jackson Shedd
Congress
Gallipolis Journal
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Ohio River
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