First Campaign Speech by Gen Geo W Morgan in Belmont County
Gen Geo W Morgan will address Belmont county Democrats on Tuesday June 20, opening the campaign for Grant and Wisconsin. Grant's Mobile excitement rises after appointing carpetbagger Pullan postmaster, accused of misusing six thousand dollars from a school fund, a figure touted by critics as a rallying point for anti Grant elements.
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Mobile
Ala- Laut
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Wastiyarom
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Butler
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Davis
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Ax Butler
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Tax Burden Compared to United States Weighs Down Economy
The piece argues taxes across national, county, and city levels total 85 million dollars, equating to about 15.97 per person, and contrasts with U S tax totals of 60 million dollars or 16 150 per person, highlighting business prostration and capital flight. It then advertises Die Moden Helt May numbers, an illustrated fashion magazine from Ber fo, with details and price.
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Post Office Letters Remaining at Zaleski June 1 1871
A list shows letters left for patrons at the Zaleski post office dated June 1 1871. Names include Lever Patrick Terry Stevenson Murray Lanett Mitchell McConnell Rowe Maunerning Stevenson Cullen Builn Sweety Wennham Mier Tink and others. The notice also urges residents to secure doors and windows at night.
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Zaleski
A. Lever
Patrick Terry
W. G. Stevenson
Samuel Murray
Franklin Lanett Miss
Tilda Mitchell
Eliza McConnell
Martin Rowe
W. W. Maunerning
Charles W. Stevenson
Mary Cullen
Ames Builn
James Sweety
Joseph Wennham
Sune ‘Mier
Samuel Tink
Chiddistric Chase and McCook Route in Republican Notes
The Logan Republican and Athens Journal excerpt discuss political alignments around Chief Justice Chase and the Democratic platform, with a route proposal via Mt Peasant and Kayings Ay, plus remarks on the McArthur era and local grand jury activity regarding liquor law indictments. It notes a jail incident involving Sylvanus Coe and recounts a will passage stressing Christian religion over property.
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Ibid Giao
Atyl Kayings
Scott's Creek
McArthur R. I
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Montgomery
Logan Republican
Weike
George Johnson
Maveman
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M. Gould
B. R. Tfiggins
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Alexander Guess
David Buen
Elijah Swachhaimer
W. D. Mauk
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Kline
Mathias Byerly
Mathias
Theracher
Samuel K. Wagland
Josiah Angle
Adam Strahl
Logan
Fragmentary Victorian Social Scene On a Quiet Evening
A misty fragment from a 19th century social vignette shows a young man attempting a cordial, entertaining visit with a young woman. The exchange grows awkward as a stern retort interrupts the mood, leaving the gentleman’s hopes unsettled and the scene abruptly ended by a suggestion of rest and propriety.
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