County Nominating Convention in Lancaster
Union voters of Fairfield county meet in Lancaster on Saturday July 27 to nominate county officers for the October election and to appoint a County Central Committee. All citizens are urged to attend. other business may be transacted as needed.
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Reconstruction in Congress Spars on Soldier Relief and Indian Affairs
The Cincinnati snapshot describes Senate action on a House relief bill for surrendering soldiers, its referral to the Military Committee, and debates over the rebel debt. It notes President Johnson’s veto or support themes, Indian policy warnings, and a long section detailing Reconstruction and district administration powers, plus local notices on roads and taxation.
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The Financial Question and the National Debt
The Omneinsian Commercial argues over paying the national debt with greenbacks or gold bonds. It questions redeeming bonds in gold, honoring interest, and contracting terms, warning that disarray could ruin credit and national finance.
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