Gallipolis to Dan das railroad funds urged by stockholders
The Gallipolis McArthur and Columbia Railroad stockholders are urged to pay the third installment of 10 percent by June 29. President Langley notes that if enough stock is paid, fifty to seventy five men in Vinton County will work on the line between Dundas and McArthur. The paper argues money is needed to build the railroad and calls for immediate payments. The Washington Patriot cites a Civil Service Commission report totaling 375 million in alleged grant era theft over three years. A Radical Congressional Convention is planned at Portsmouth on July 4, 1872 to nominate a candidate, challenging Hare abreaction.
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Ohio
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U. S. Claypoole
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Dan. Will
A. Wolf
Sail Committee
Elk and Swan
Half fare delegates to National Democratic Convention
Balti more and Ohio Railroad along with Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad offer half fare tickets for delegates from the west to attend the National Democratic Convention in Baltimore on July 9. Tickets are valid twenty days from issue and include a free Washington City trip, Cincinnati to Baltimore fare plus Washington City trip and return to Cincinnati, total $16. The Baltimore and Ohio Railway touts its scenery and quality. Congress ends session with all States and districts represented. The Senate recently admitted General Ransom of North Carolina, and the House welcomed Mr. Rogers, expanding the Democratic hold to 166 members. A 19-member shift would grant a majority. the House will be 203 after the new apportionment and supplemental bill.
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Tennessee Republicans Nominate Governor Despite Slim Chance
Tennessee Republicans concede no viable path to victory, pivoting to nominate a candidate for governor as the party recognizes the odds are unlikely to win.
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Tennessee
Meeting on Gallipolis McArthur and Co lumbus Railroads
A large town meeting, held after President Langley’s arrival, discussed creating the Farmers and Miners railroad linking Urbana to McArthur and coal regions. Speakers described tax financing under a 1859 railroad law, urged a 5 member committee to gather 100 Hill township taxpayers to petition Trustees for a rail election, and planned a Friday follow up report.
Duty of the Day in Pomeroy’s Democrat May 18 1856
Pomeroy's Democrat urges Democrats to attend the May Baltimore convention and resist factions seeking to sell the party. It calls for unity, the endorsement of a Democratic candidate for President and Vice President, and a reorganization on principled lines. It condemns supporting Greeley or any Republican, stressing loyalty to Democratic principles over office or personal gain.
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Democrat
New York City
Haltimore
Democratic Party
Greeley
Greer Ley
Nforico Greeley
First Victory and election notes in 1867 report
The piece records Hon. 0. Percy’s local win with 150 votes and Gen. Hawley’s loss, describes Berry’s political shift and Liberal Democrat coalition victory, then shifts to a Britain population note with weekly births and deaths, and ends with scattered political commentary on senators and conventions.
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Hawley
Berry
Republicat Party
Scharz
Trumbull
Grant
Raliscal
Aia
Grant Party
Gen. Hawley
Demerat
Mr. Berey
Universal debt payments could revive national markets
The author argues that widespread payment of small debts would animate commerce. By collecting overdue bills while keeping cash in hand, creditors would ease financial strain and stimulate activity, potentially restoring confidence and liquidity across the country.
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Jay
Turkish farmer reports orchard losses near Chillicothe
Gen el Horstp reports spring planting of 8000 peach and 4600 damson plum trees near Chillicothe in 145 acre acreage. He lists 238000 rava with 18000 peach and 6000 damson plum trees. Trees described as in excellent condition but peaches mostly killed in December frost.
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Genel Horstp
Presidential purge shakes Liberal party ranks in Washington
The political scene in Washington sees General Colburn dismiss H W V Smalley, who served as clerk for the Lense Military Committee, for his support of Greeley. The move signals a tightening line against factional backers within the party.
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Washington
Colburn
H W. V. Smalley
Lense Miliary Committee
Greeley
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Vitality Claim
An 19th century promotional piece touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a cure for numerous diseases and conditions. It extols purity, vigor, and renewed vigor, claiming benefits from blood cleansing to bodily resilience and extended life.
Stalls Hair Stalls Evern Lester Hair Viewers
Stalls claims popular demand for its Valuable Hair Preparations. It pledges high standard and reliability as an oil for restoring gray to youthfully colored hair, making it soft and lustrous. It promises scalp cleansing, dandruff removal, and prevention of hair loss, with new growth except in extreme old age.
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A. A. Hayes
M.dy
Massachusetts
Prioa
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
Buckingham's Dye offers a quick, lasting dye for gray or faded whiskers. The one ration preparation works easily and produces a color that will not rub or wash off, marketed by Draggisty Price Pitty Conta and manufactured by R P Hall & Co NasHvA WH.
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Price Pitty
R, P, Hall, & OO ' Nashva
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