Marshall Clark County Then Physicians and Lawyers Directory
A cluttered old advertisement lists lawyers and physicians serving Marshall Clark County. Names include J Jennings, McCloud, Payne, Forney, and others with offices on National Road Street and near the Public Square. It mentions surgeons, dentists, druggists, grocers, and general services in a local business directory style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Scholfield
Law
Marshall
Clark County
Ins
Meds Bayne
Prister
Fla
Waynei
Marshall Kite
Prewett
Kesters Dray
Jennings
W. Woroth
Jennings & McCloud, Tlysicians and Surgeons
Ns Idendo
National Road Street
Radical cabal taints 1868 politics with impeachment talk
The piece rails at Radical leaders after the Grant impeachment farce. It denounces a standing South army, Carpetbaggers, and the bureau, accusing them of misusing power and draining the laboring class while pursuing party gain. It charges the Senate and public figures with corruption and manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlarreburg + Pal
Papaps
Tata
Butt
Uis
Tory
Bureau
Grant
White House
Azain
Tims Besgery
Belona
Thoss
Washington
Mackguard
Senate
Ata
Nise
Who Killed Cock Robin and the Carpetbagger's Plot
A satirical item from the Clark County Herald attacks a carpet bagger reporter over delayed subscribers. The piece hints at a conspiracy and jokes about involving the Granny in a friendly visit while lampooning political maneuvers and rumors about Seymour and Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Herald
P. M's
Herald
One Currency Debate Drives Democratic Platform Attack
The New Albany Ledger notes the fifth Democratic plank on a single currency faces radical assault. It argues the push aims to conceal indefensible positions and end class legislation. It questions using gold for government debt while paying labor and veterans in depreciated paper. It urges equal footing for all citizens and warns against class-based policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Ledger
Democratic Party
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors County Ills 1868
The September 14 1868 meeting of the County Board of Supervisors convened at 1 PM with Nicholas Wurst chairing and members present from Auburn Cumberland Martinsville and York among others plus Sheriff Howe and Clerk Briscoe. Bills approved include Perry Stephens 28 John Crisler 6 500 G A Wippard 4 20 and others. a Martinsville Charleston state road change report was received and adopted with petitioners to pay change costs. The John Betts coffin bill for Joseph Harris 17413 was laid on the table along with bills for medical attendance and nursing Nancy Hubbleton. Meeting adjourned to 9 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Wurst
Auburn
N. Craig
Bubbassate Anderson
John L. Ryan
Cumberland
Robert Brown
Douglas
Hiram Taylor
Dolson
Hathaway Linton
Darwin
T. HW
Danney
Marshall
McNary
Martinsville
Wabash
Robert Williamson
York
Joseph A. Howe
A. B. Briscoe
Perry Stephens
A. AL Crisler
G. A. Wippard
Messenger Office
T.W. Cole
J.a.patten
John Switzer
Rebecca Murphy
Charleston
Tate Road
John Betts
Joseph Harris
Dr. Patten
Isaac Seaver
Nancy Hubbleton
Ryan
Frost
The
Herald
Messrs
Cowden
Hurst
Craig
Taylor
Janney
Soward
Jennings
Janey
Tlowé
N. Hurst
M. Craig
John L
Thomas Soward
HH. P. Redman
FP. H. Jennings
Robt. Williamson
Sheriff Howe
A. B
Allen B
County board approves motion to bar charitable payments
Clark County Board meeting notes a resolution to stop paying hospital or doctor bills for deceased or sick not under county care. Other actions include appointing committees to liquidate debt and to audit office expenses, plus reports on poor house conditions and jail safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcrspay
Jennings
Vessrs
Ryan
Brown
Taylor
Janney
Cowlen-and- Jennings
Messrs
Redman
Hurst
Craig and Williamson
Char
Mrr
Vincennes and
Danville
Crug
J.W. Wilkin
Fuet
Hurst Craig
Taylor Janney
McNary
Tose
Cowden
Williamson
W.T. Adams
Alt. Gard
Steele
D. Mitchell
Cir court jurors named for Clark County term
Wednespar Morzine convened with the same Supervisors present except Linteg of Darwin and Seward of Orange. Minutes read and approved. Grand jurors listed for next circuit term include A. E. Keith and many others. petit jurors named. County officials discussed Swamp land suit against Howard Harlan. Charles Biggs appointed county agent to prosecute with energy. Finance report shows tax rates and bonds plan. treasurer’s statements read and approved with minor disbursement items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednespar Morzine
Beard
Linteg
Darwin
Seward
Orange
A. E. Keith
Joseph II. Stricker
Thos. McCullum
Jacob Bartemas
J. Chancellor
Benj. Francis
Henry G. Mundy
James Martin
Win. H. Beadle
Rob’t Huston
John Pearce
Wesley Norman
M. Craig
J.D
Newman
Benj. Bancroft
Wm. A. Handy
James Gengan
Moses Downey
Austin Griffin
John B. Briscoe
J.G. Lucan
Aaron Thomson
Cyrus Hoerlan
Lowe
Briscoe
Phillips
Culver Page and Hoyne
Bae
Craig
Cowden
GW. Lainger
Awurn
Anderson
Bridge
Cumberland
Douglas
Dolson
Jonson
Marshall
Moose
Parker
Wa Intash
Westfield
York
Moon
McNary
Cass
Scholfield
Thurst
Board of Supervisors
Clark County
T. MH
James F HH. Jennings
Suram Taylon
Clrk
Wood
Ilinois
G.W Lauingor
Radical Harper's Weekly portrait of Gov Sey mour
Extract from Harper's Weekly praises Horatio Seymour governor elect of New York and attacks South secession views. It quotes Seymour promising to defend the Union with arms and opposing division, while confirming his age and past office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Gov. Seymour
Harpers Weekly
Ftoratio Seymour
New York
Seymour
Wadsworth
Brooklyn
South
Radical Tax Debate Attacks Bondholders and Poor Men
The article attacks bondholders and Radical leaders, led by Dick Yates, for claiming only receipts from tax receipts count. It argues workers pay indirect taxes on daily goods and that direct-tax schemes would force bondholders to swap bonds for greenbacks, highlighting class tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Yates
United State
Seonvorstrom
Illinois
Govenor
United States Revenue
United States
Bornet
Yates
Dick Ocresty & Co
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Terrtitautr Directory
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Jorub Butz & Son
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Theruntin House
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Patdic Senate
Torre Tati
Indiana
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O. Bartlett
Arti Bartlett & AT
Stiv. Holesale
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Teree Haute
COX & Son
Gaeery and Ponters
Isare
Sale
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Murrey & Crawford
Boots & Shoes
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Bvansyville
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Paris
Edgar County
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Linton
Red Swan
Board of Bressors
Nin Craig
Committee On Equalization
Elizabeth A. Booth
Westfield ‘Township
G W. Laingor
Treas
Wimi
Gitress
Canton
Fulton County
Wms. P. Kelley
Louisiana
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Harper Brothers
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