13 Sep 1871
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1871
Page
1
A fragment from The Enquirer mentions filing specifics with unclear details and stray identifiers. The text suggests a filing process tied to a location code and possible dates, but the readable portion is fragmentary and lacks complete names or actions.
A political note from a radical voice urges Vinton county voters to back T. M. Bay for Representative to help return John Sherman to the Senate. The speaker accuses Sherman of pushing 162,000,000 acres of public lands to corporations and rings, alleging vast tax relief if sold. References to Butler and Ben Butler’s party, Massachusetts spending, and calls to silence opposition close the fragment.
A lengthy appeal urges Grallia county residents to subscribe funds to build the Gallipolis to Logan road, claim the line can be completed for under 300000 with a further 100000 needed for final work. It warns distant control by outside parties could jeopardize local profits, promising rapid growth, rail connection, and new industries if local input is secured.
The President appears determined to place offices for all bid relatives. Although it was believed all had been accommodated, another hawture arose involving a New York letter carrier who is the brother in law of the President's second cousin. The total fish number rises to forty four.
Eye report from the census notes the population of the United States, with about one thousand residents in the Pacific States and a reference to other territories. The fragment hints at demographic details and regional totals.
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