The Fifteenth Amendment and Kentucky Politics Clash
Letters from Clarksburg Ind and Terre Haute discuss race, Reconstruction, and the 15th Amendment's impact on Kentucky. Critics warn of white supremacist backlash while noting political maneuvers and local elections. References to slavery in California and Alaska, Revels in Terre Haute, and various political incidents round out this dense regional survey.
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Democratic Party
Greenback
Dion
Micawber
Kentucky
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Congress
California
Alaska
Terre Haute
Shuler
Southern Penitentiary
Baker
Jennings
Colonel Shuler
Lawrence S. Shuler
Vincennes Bank
Indiana
Corrydon
Lawrence 8. Shuler
State
Indianapolis Journal
H. B. Revels
Mississippi
Uhe
W. B. Revels
Nashville
Tennessee
Ind. Journal
Revels
Indianapolis
Directors Election Notice for Decatur Agricultural Society
The Directors of the Decatur Co Agricultural Society notify annual and life members that the election for Directors will be held on Saturday February 5 1870. A proposition to change the Society into a stock company will be submitted in legal form. Frank M Weadon Secretary.
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The
Decatur Co. Agricultural Society
Frank M. Weadon
Copy and subscription options in historical notice
A fragmented OCR item lists subscription choices with pricing like one copy by mail, one year, one month, and various quantities such as five ten twenty five fifty copies. The text indicates a mail subscription structure and multiple copy options without full context.
Two Papers for the Price of One Deal
Liberal arrangements with publishers offer a free copy of the WEEKLY CHRONICLE on receipt of 3400, matching the price of either Atlantic Monthly Harpers Weekly or various periodicals. Readers may obtain The Atlantic Monthly Harper's Monthly Weekly or Bazar Putnam's Monthly The Galaxy Old and New Hearth and Home.
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Weekly Chronicle
Atlantic Monthly
Harpee’s
Putnam's Monthly
the Galaxy
Old and New
Hearth and Home
Evansville Lawyer Becomes Pulpit Advocate for Mountain Herb Pills
An Evansville lawyer abandons the bar for preaching while promoting Judson's Mountain Herb Pills as a universal family medicine. The ad claims pills cure headache liver trouble female irregularities and bilious disorders, sold by all dealers for 25 cents.
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D Judson
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Lafayette Dispatch
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
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General Butler
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Boutwell
Methodist Church
New Albany
Mrs. Stowe
Lord Byron
Cleveland
Daugherty
Kokomo
Hildebrand
John McCoole
Pugilist
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Corydon
Cincinnati Chronicle
Republican Family Newspaper
the Chronicle
Cincinnati
Chronicle
Ohio
Manafield Banner
Meadville
Republic
Union
Parkeraville Viny Times
Toledo Blade
Chronicle Almanac and
Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle
Cincinnati Chronicle CO
Alf. Gaines
Race Street
Trusler
Gaines & Trusler
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Dry Good Store
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Bates
Indianapolis, Ind
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