Convention to Nominate Ohio Democratic State Officers
The Democratic State Central Committee of Ohio announces that the next Democratic State Convention will meet in Columbus on June 1, 1871. Delegates are allocated by county and two hundred fifty vote thresholds, with nominations for Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Auditor of State Treasurer Supreme Court Judge Commissioner of Public Works and Superintendent of Common Schools.
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Aprilia
Democratic State Gunteal Committee
Olvio
Democratia Suite
Olio
City of
Columbus
William Tetley
Gayl
Ohio
Tollowier
Avowe
Tihanes
Delopatos
Athatney Generil
Suite
Ainloy Supreme Jules
Dour
Public Works
Coninan Schools
Mda
Union
Democratic State Central Committee
Charles N. Allen
Crain
Hell
Ole
O. B. Chapman
Pomeroy Telegraph
Gen
Noyes
Ben
Wade
Ohio State Journal
Galloway
Marietta
San Domingo
Hayti
Joe Gieger
Drug Printing Offering Job Printing Services
A historic ad promotes printing services with emphasis on quality drug prints and job printing. It touts top quality paper and the best work available, inviting customers to choose their printing for high standards.
Grant's Grants and Loyal Grantees Prayer
Fragmented text praises Grant and his grants and begs continued reelection to grant office for loyal supporters. Mentions obsequious grantees, servile slaves, and the aim to show devotion to Grant through grants. Contains garbled insertions and unrelated phrases about remedies and adaptions.
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Grant
Leas Grantesa
Good Advice From Spurgeon On Practical Caution
A passage of advice gratia presents aphorisms about trust and character. It warns that a religious display may mask hollow faith, warns against judging by appearances, urges caution in friendships and business, and counsels transparency, restraint, and self-respect to avoid being cheated or harmed.
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Spurgeon
A Cracle Song and Miscellany of Proverbial Snippets
A fragmentary 19th century style miscellany touches on playful lines and morals. It includes a mock dialogue about a husband as a price, a moral urging restraint, an August reference by an emperor, Connecticut Radical politics, and a California fruit crop note with cherries and strawberries in market.
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August
California
San Francisco
The Son of Hegel Becomes Erlangen History Professor
The son of the famous philosopher Hegel is a history professor at the University of Erlangen, though he is noted as a dull lecturer with few hearers. The item also mentions PurA Drugs and Mativines at Sisson's.
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Hegel
University of Erlangen
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Pura
Sisson’s
Republican Editors Attack Republicanism in Editorial
A New York Independent editorial labels the Republican party as the “party of organized rascality.” It claims pirates aiming at the national treasury run under the Republican flag, masking theft with loyalty. It condemns robbery and corruption as defining the current administration.
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Republican Standard
The
New York Independent
Ral
Republican Party
Countryman and Gentleman Share Wine at Tavern
A countryman sits at a tavern table opposite a gentleman drinking wine. Assuming the wine was common property the countryman helps himself with the gentleman's glass. The owner protests and the reply is that there seems to be a five in it.
Political Awakening and Labor Party Unity Urged in Pomeroy’s Democrat
A call to action for American voters to unite laborers, farmers, and mechanics against taxation and corruption. Advocates open battle for reform, club building, and canvassing ahead of elections, urging cheaper provisions and housing, while condemning bonds and mismanagement. Mentions Col Ruger at West Point, Philadelphia art collections, and Treasury practices as context.
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Pomeroy
Democrat
Avery Cross-Road
America
Congress
White House
Amerive
Lepid
Ant'vicay
Tiis
Freddys Growth and Parsonage Tale in New Field Labor
A seven year old named Freddy and his wife arrive at a new church field. The boy mocks his father over a parsonage misstatement claiming a three story house when it has two. The kitchen is one floor, the floor two, and the third story a tale from a pastor. Also noted are a trotting stallion sale at 100000 dollars and foreign lead imports. Worth the Paris milliner visits New York with a house being prepared for him.
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Freddy
Fredly Sid
Fredily
Pape
Indiana Woman Divorces In Five Minute Marriage
An Indiana woman quickly ends a short marriage, securing a divorce within minutes of the wedding. The abrupt action follows the union and concludes with a judge’s acknowledgment of the dissolution.
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Indiana
Rhode Island Clam-Bakes Increase to Par This Year
Rhode Island reports a shift from thirty four clam-bakes across eleven acres last season to a higher level this year, signaling a planned expansion in local seafood gatherings and agricultural use.
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Rhode Island
Radical presses attack General Sherman in heated stance
A dispatch notes Radical presses vociferously criticizing General Sherman, calling for firm measures as the conflict escalates. The rhetoric centers on strong opposition and demands for action amid growing partisan tensions.
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Metropolis
Devlin & Co. Clothiers
New York
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High Prairie
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Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
C. H. Cushing
Washington Street
Chicago
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Connecticut
Pill
Thomas
N. Harris
BISON
McArihar
TLS
Wilcox & CO
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Pelao
Lena
Flei
Rowan
Caupron
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St ‘Ikaio
Bisilop & Son
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Henry County
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Creme
Col. Ruger
West Point
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gen. Spinner
United States
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Lancaster
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