Washburne reports Grant letter on presidential bid
Washington dispatch notes General Grant states he will not seek the presidency on return, though he would respond if the Republican party needed him. Elihu Washburne, summering on the western coast, reports the sentiment and suggests the possibility of involvement if called.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Elihu B. Washburne
Grant
United States
Two Putnam County Leaders Die Within a Month
Russell township Indiana loses two prominent citizens Benton C. Burkett died August 11 1879 at his family home born January 26 1822 in Davisson County North Carolina he owned 1400 acres in Putnam County and was a German Baptist Church member and former Democrat who shifted to the National cause in 1876 John W. Myers died August 28 1879 at his Russell township residence after a brief illness born in 1836 in Davey County North Carolina he left a wife and four children autopsy findings described extensive ileum disease with fecal peritonitis following a malarial fever and bowel obstruction attached to the report by Dr Stanley
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Russell Township
Putnam County
Benton C. Burkett
Davisson County
North Carolina
Indiana
Blakesburg
Willer
German Baptist Church
Peter Cooper
National
John W.miers
Davy County
Mr.Myers
Dr. Stanley
J. W. Kent
Straughan
Parkersburgh
W.C. Harris
D. M. Calver
Carpentersville
Hall
Canby
Arlando C. Bridges
Fincastle
Court Dismissals and Notices List of Cases
The following cases were dismissed or noticed in the court: State v Kidder on assault charge. Acelmire et al. v de Rea et al. attachment. Spencer v Spencer to recover real estate. Traveler's Insurance Co. v Gilmore foreclosure. Layva divorce. J. Tay et al. case. Duram v Duram. Picket et al. v Aho. State v McDonald timber cutting. State v Higert selling to minors. Sanders v San Gera and Carr on note default for 7585. Putnam Lodge 45 I.O.C.F. v McCullough Broughton on note 4637. Vestalve et al. civil action judgment on demurrer. State v Garner misrepresenting eye test guilty fine 10. State v Singleton assault battery plea not guilty disposed. Marshall v Garner and Clark on note judgment 969.15. Emily Breeg admx vs Sage foreclosure judgments totaling 9100.76.
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State
John Kidder
John C. Acelmire
Torbio de Rea
James Spencer, Sr
James Spencer,Jr
Traveler’s Insurance Co
Charles C. Gilmore
Margaret Layva
Thomas J.ayt
Jerome J. Case
George Yocum
Y Circuit Court
Jesse J. Nicoson
Ye Western Coal & Mining Co
Duram
Rachel G
Wm. H. Durham
Eophilus Picket
James M. Aho
Wm. McDonald Sr
Robert L. Higert
Minos
Isabel M. Sanders
Isaac W. San Gera
Wm. H. Carr
Putnam Lodge
C.F
McCullough Broughton
Ohn Vestalve
Martin Allen
Ve. Wm
A. Garner
George W. Singleton
Hiram Marshall
F.R. Garner
Clark Witliama
Emily Breeg
Adm’x, &c
Wim
Steeg
Gevessed
Bridget Ann
John Sage
Darnall Bros. & Co's. Boy Dies From Hornet Stings
An Eagle reporter recalls Tilson Jewell’s death after hornet stings at Hyde Park. The boy climbed an apple tree, was stung, and died within half an hour after symptoms including swelling lips, purple spots, foaming at the mouth, and rising then sinking pulse. A hornets nest was found in the tree.
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Eagle
Tilson Jewell
Hyde Park
Marie Kemp
Mr. Tillson
Dr. Hopkins
Stein
Poughkeepsie
Note Judgments and Court Entries in State and Local Cases
Records list several note judgments including Benjamin Timmons versus James Hester for 69.69 dollars, James W. Cole against Rezin Hammondon for 109.05, and Wn. R. Cole et al. versus Rezin Hammond for 62.50. State cases include State versus Henry Bowen for malicious trespass and State versus John V. Morgan for assault and battery in Cloverdale with Grand Jury empaneled and officials sworn in.
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Benjamin Timmons
James Hester
Henry Severn
Jas
State
John V. Morgan
Jerry Sullivan
Cloverdale
William McCullough
Richard Davis
Adam Ader
James R. M. Hamrick
Messor B. Welch
Jesse Kendall
J. R. M.hamrick
James J’. O’ Brien
Hog And Cattle Markets Yield Mixed Yet Strong Demand
Hog receipts total 1903 head with 1553 shipments as market remains active. Light fair quality hogs bought by packers and shippers. 170 to 200 pound hogs in strong demand. Cattle receipts 841 head with steady prices though lower grades slow. Good shipping steers 3 75 to 4 25, medium 2 25 to 2 75, cows 1 75 to 3 25. Sheep receipts 304 head with unchanged market. lambs 120 to 140 pounds 3 75 to 4 00, lighter stock 3 25 to 3 50.
Property transfers and a wanderer’s reform tale unfold
A series of real estate deeds records transfers in multiple townships including Greencastle Cloverdale and Madison with prices from 31,288 60 to 1 884 42 and broader notes of mortgages quitclaims and land in Owen Putnam Warren Russell Marion and Jackson. A Maryland man Charles P Smith flees after forging a note then seeks reform while a Vermont girl’s alleged healings tied to a visionary episode are recounted.
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Susanna A
Mary Earp
Samuel Gibson
Greencastle
E. R. McVey
Wm. H. McVey
Cloverdale
J.T. Woodall
Joe H. Weathers
Sheriff P. C
Thomas Holland
Guardian &c
Madison
Rachel Searls
Rachel R. Craycraft
O. P
Tife
James Ferrer
Larilda Quinlan
Owen
Putnam County
H. P. Stage
O.F
Carpentersvill
Henry Dickerson
Lewis H. Stewart
Jackson Tp
Elizabeth J. Nichols
Maria F. Ingerton
Warren Tp
James V. Durham
Russell Tp
Rufus Nichols
Elizabeth Kent
Marion Tp
Eliza J. White
John W. Smithurst
Widow Fights Family Torn Wedding Tragedy in Arkansas
In St Francis County Arkansas a widow named Hammett faced her two sons who opposed her planned marriage to a farm laborer. At the ceremony a gunshot killed the groom. the younger son was the murderer and fled but was captured. The next day the groom died, and later the elder son was killed while fleeing, with the mother reportedly beaten by her remaining son.
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Wittsburg
St. Francis County
Ark
Hammett
Little Rock Gazette
Doctrinal splits in Congregationalists and tax case on YMCAs
The piece reports on Congregationalists split over future punishment with President Bartlett warning that liberals risk becoming Unitarians. It notes a Philadelphia tax case where a YMCA building was taxed, court ruling dues do not negate evangelical status, and part of its property funded stores while libraries stay tax exempt. It also recounts a Cincinnati fraud tale of Charles Goodman deceiving Miss Roberts, marrying her, then disappearing with her savings. A Rapids tragedy involving strychnine poisoning closes.
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Bartlett
Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles A. Goodman
Miss Roberts
Cincinnati
Horse Show Results Across Counties Listed
A lengthy catalog lists classes for general purpose, harness, roadster, draft, and cattle events. Winners include Stallion 4 years old Swim Jack Bellmore, Mare 4 years old Lant Dryden Russellville, and Driving Gelding Col D N Heath Crawfordsville with multiple firsts and seconds across Crawfordsville Ladoga Waveland Parkville Russellville and nearby towns. The note also mentions Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom's Cabin profits and a Chicago clergyman plan to perform in churches with James Nixon guiding the venture.
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Swim & Jack
Bellmore
Jacob Riegal
Cloverdale
W. H. Scott
Russellville
G. W. Benefield
Crawfordsville
Jarvis & Bro
Waveland
H. Jackson
Mooresville
Morgan County
Levi Wilcox
Yountsville
George Bascomb
Judson
James Spencer
Parkville
G. H. Cooper
Morton
Charles Finley
Parkersburg
Col
D.N. Heath
Swim
New Ross
A. J. Warbritton
Newmarket
H. P.stephens
John C. Wason
A. B. Steward
Ashby’s Mills
W. J. Yelton
Ladoga
Jarvis
Darlington
George Bascom
A.b.stewart
Ashbey’s Mills
W. H. Starks
J. N. Silvey
New Maysville
Dryden
Daniel Garwood
Clay Mc
H. & H. Jacsken
Sweerstakes
A. G. McDaniels
I. M. Silvey
Mew
Maysville
Westley
I.scott
Portland Mills
John Ragland
Gan Cott
Bainbridge
Edmon Mahon
North Salem
Green Rinc
Miller McCaffe
Pittsburg
Wm.feld
Lady i Collings
B. T. Mount
Jacks
Mulles
Ist
Jas. Hines
Bull
Chas. Allen
Eliza Clare
Alamo
Montgomery County
Clay
Eliza Clore
ClayMcee
Grapvep Carrie
Chas.Allen
Clay McKee
M. Worbritton
D. F
J. A. Turner
Wm.a. Smiley
H. P. Stephens
Yelton Bouk
Jas. Sennett
S. M. Worbritton
Yelton Rouk
Geo. W. Homan
S.m.worbritton
Cuestex Wutres
Jesse Fosher
Collings
Robert Glover
DS. Collings
Berkshire
D. F. Brothers
Poland
China
Yelton Book
Chester White
D. S. Collings
Ewe
Wm. Burnsides
Jas
Hymer
Buck Lamb
T.N
F. Smiley
Ewe Lamb
Buck
Harrison Nutgrass
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Thomas North
Chicago
Jamen Nixon
Bainbridge Weather and Local Notes Highlight Wheat and Events
A week of fine rain benefits newly sown wheat while locals report cattle shipments to Chicago. Greencastle visitors include Miss Smith and Mr Ellsberry with several church and fair events noted. Arch Collins renovates his yard gate as hog prices and wheat values rise. community gatherings, marriages, and travel to Lafayett e and Indianapolis are mentioned amid a flurry of small town activity.
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Bainbridge
Tucker & Bridges
Chicago
Thomas Ellsberry
Greencastle
Miss Smith
Mamie Darnall
Kidd
Havens
Lafayette
Clay Howard
W. Howard
T. Langston
Jesse Darnall
Elder Brazelton
Christian Church
Mason
Plainfield
M. E
Arch Collins
Russelluille
Lafe Thornton
James Bridges
David Priest
Grant
Thomas Bange
Lafayetta
George W. Ritter
Maris Clark
Dr. Crosa
Ladoga
John Raglin
D. C. Darnall
Daevid Ader
James Edwards
Franklin Township
Sam Gillin
Welch
Bellmore
Parke County
Clark
Acter’s Hall
Rev. Fyffe
New Maysville
James McNary and Son
Indianapolis
Nannie
Jennie Priest
May
M. Houston
Irvington
Charles E. Thornton
L. T
Andrew Crague
Lottie Hardin
Farrow
L'Aimera
Turner
Illinois
Godfrey
Charley Kitchen
Logan
Collins
Fair Is a Successful Village Fair With Wide Interest
The fair ended as a strong success across departments with 6 000 tickets sold Thursday and 4 000 on Friday. Highlights included fast track charges, agricultural displays by Gregg and Son and Geo Seybold, a balloon ascent by Prof Hamilton, and full premium payments on Saturday. Notes cover sickness, local plant projects, and school news alongside experimental farming using oats mixed with wheat for winter cover.
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Gregg & Son
Crawfordsville
Geo. Seybold
Waveland
Jas. Evans
Renick, Curtis & Co
Greencastle
Prof. Hamilton
Fordyce
Baird &Ritchley
G. W. Buchanan
Blanche Durand
Europe
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