Democratic State Ticket and Race for Rights Stir Ohio
The Enquirer reprints political ticket names including A Richard A Hamnson and Heaton with strong editorial notes praising Grant and railing against Mongrelism. It also notes Sumner's railroad equality bill and a general push for desegregation in public spaces. A railroad fare reduction from Cincinnati to New York to 20 10 is reported.
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Cincinnati
New York
Panhandle
Atlantic
Baltimore
Nnl
Ohio
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Mongrel Convention Called by Ohio Mongrel State Committee
The Mongrel State Executive Committee of Ohio calls a convention to be held in Columbus on August 10 with 473 delegates. Vinton county is allotted three delegates, and two African barbers and the county hotel cook would represent the party, though they may not be sent as delegates due to editoral charges of stirring up the town.
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Ohio
Columbus
Vinton County
Teecord
Dan Wrz and Bros
Aanon Wit
Our Railroad Incorporators Meeting at Keystone Furnace
Report on the incorporators meeting of the railroad company at Keystone Furnace on the 2d inst. A committee of Davis of McArthur and Langley of Gallipolis was appointed to open subscription books on the 20th and to procure capital stock, with work to become permanent. Also notes abundant rain and renewed hope along the line as subscriptions are urged and orders to commence within three months.
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Keystone Furnace
T. B. Davis
McArthur
W. H L. Langley
Gallipolis
Gallipolia
McArthur Columbus Rail Road Company
Dan Will
J. Dellanike
Wm. Shober
C.D. Bailey
Lewis Moon
Andrew Wolf
Thomas B. Livis
Bundy
J. W. Dalay
Linda
TW. Langlay
Gallipalia
B. Dievin
Tncorperatora
Committee On Survey
Graves
Langley
B. Davis
Das
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Pres
Sironmn
Seo'r
Price of Wool and Trade Notes From Chester
The article reports wool price ranges for the season from 35 to 44 cents per pound in Ohio fleece sales and notes expected changes for combing wool. It also covers a dull city trade in dry and fancy goods, with J. A. Felton traveling to buy low, and a pig sale advertisement for full-blooded Chester White Pigs at J. Dillon’s residence near McArthur.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
J. A. Felton
W. F
Chester
McArthur
Dillon
Fourth of July Picnic and Dance at Davis Grove
The 4th of July 1870 celebration will be at McArthur with an old fashioned picnic and a dance in Davis Grove near town. People from Vinton and adjacent counties are invited, with the Declaration read and an oration to be delivered. Price's String Band will perform, refreshments available, baskets urged, and planners promise a day long remembered.
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McArthur
Davis’ Grove
Vinton
Price
Opposition to extending the income tax in Congress
A public voice argues against renewing the income tax, deeming it war time, unconstitutional, and unfair. It calls for abolishing the tax or letting it expire by its own limit, urging Senate to strike the income provisions and let the law lapse. It warns continued tax policy could aid Democrats and alienate Republican supporters.
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New York
Congress
House
Washington
Senate
Tw Houses of Congress
Republican Party
United States
Town notices and promotions stir in McArthur era
In a lively town column residents read of new goods arriving from the city, a grand Fourth of July celebration planned in McArthur, and an invitation to attend a wine cellar feast. A railroad contract from Hope Station to Hope Furnace is announced with a controversial note about labor use and race.
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Hope Station
Marietta & Cincinnati
Hope Furnace
Court Docket Report Shows Several Dispositions
A list of cases from a court session notes disposals and continuances including State v Winn Wickline and Abraham Freeman. Verdict for the defendant in Bowen v Triston. Real estate sales and sheriff deeds in several matters. Damages awarded in England v Vinton Furnace, and other judgments noted with adjournment details and a new Humorist publication announcement.
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Wickline
Abraham Freeman
Benson Dunkle
Mareny Dan
Kle
Thomas Bowen
Tristons Vinton Township
Martha Carr
Charles McKinnison
Abraham Wilbur
Henry Reyolds
E. D. Dodge
Alex Ward
McArthur
Sanford B. Dill
Elijah Whitlack
Vinton Vurnace & Goal Co
Plain Tim
Thomas Dolen
Patrick Kelly
Sait
J.J. Allison Va
D. A Brooke
Vilage
Prateville
Patrick Gormley
Henry Slavens
Putiam, Welsh & Co
Jone
Hope Furnace
Taremiah Raceliff
Nancy J. Rising
S. England
Vinton Purnace & Coal Co
BR. B. Guthrie
Tornt
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