Slander Refuted and Reform Debate Across States
The Auglaize County Catholic community defends common schools while noting Catholics as patriotic despite controversy. The piece criticizes counterfeit currency schemes, Navy funding debates, and fee abuses in estate settlements. It argues for federal restraint on Reconstruction and denounces military coercion. attention is given to growing sympathy for imprisoned Americans in Britain and discomfort with presidential vetoes and radical policy.
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Aughus Democrat
Catholica
Ohio
Jackson Township
Auglaize County
Wm. B. Finck
Perry County
England
Durance
Great Britain
Grant
Victoria
Arthur
Pennsylvania firm unveils tiny iron sheet
A Pennsylvania firm introduces a finely polished sheet of iron measuring three feet in length and twenty inches in width, weighing only three and a half ounces. The sheet is thinner than standard writing paper and showcases unusual material engineering.
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Pennsylvania
Connecticut farmer finds eleven perfect eggs inside turkey
A Connecticut farmer who killed a nonlaying turkey discovered eleven fully formed eggs with intact shells inside the bird. The unusual find included full sizing and intact shells, suggesting an unexpected reproductive anomaly.
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Connecticut
Death Ex Governor Trimble and Fifteenth Amendment Critique
Obituary and opinion piece recount the life of ex Governor Trimble of Ohio who died at 87 in Hillsboro after a long public career. The article critiques the Fifteenth Amendment as fraud, arguing Congress manipulated ratification and condemning race based voting rights as Trojan horse in political power. It also warns that millions of skilled workers face unemployment and calls for voting reform to prevent wealth disparity.
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Tavtindie
Allen Trimble
Hillsboro
Virginia
Ohio
Adams
John W. Campbell
Jackson
Trimble
United States
Congress
Georgia
Dayton Ledger
Peach Trees Bloom Near Richmond Cambridge Jeffersonian
Peach trees are blooming near Richmond Virginia. The Cambridge Jeffersonian newspaper page presents a terse note on seasonal bloom patterns and local horticultural remarks.
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Richmond
Reduction of Taxes and Revenue Reform Proposal
A discussion of tariff cuts and internal revenue reductions aiming to ease federal expenses. The text argues for lowering duties from 48 percent to 40 percent, reducing internal revenue by 50 million, taxing bonds, and abolishing National Bank notes in favor of greenbacks to free up about sixty million dollars. It urges citizens to press Congress for these revenue reforms.
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South
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Kentucky oration on relief funds stalls debate on race voting
Mr Knott of Kentucky spoke during a Washington relief debate urging $30 000 for the poor in the District of Columbia. He was interrupted as he criticized decorum on the House floor. Wendell Phillips claims that enfranchisement for colored voters requires land ownership, warning of a new Radical party tactic to imply farm grants as a voting condition.
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Grant
Congress
Mr. Dawes
Grant Sheen
Radilson
Mr. Knott
Kentucky
Kney
District of Columbia
Wendell Phillips
United States
Radical Party
Supreme Court Rules Greenbacks Not Backdated Contracts
The decision by Chief Justice Chase and a majority of the Supreme Court states that the Legal Tender Act of February 22, 1862 applies only to contracts entered after that date. Democrats faced denunciations as disloyal, but the ruling aligns with their past views. The ruling could affect creditors who settled with greenbacks versus gold, and raises questions about retroactive claims. Also noted is a Maine trial remark about hog yard posts and that the U.S. Sergt refused to confirm Attorney General Hoar for the Supreme Bench.
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