Compliment to Mr Hendricks Highlights 1872 Hopeful Leader
The Ligonier Banner reports a Senate tribute from Judge Edmonds of Vermont praising ex Senator Hendricks. He is named as a possible Democratic presidential candidate and lauded as a statesman admired even by opponents. The piece endorses Hendricks as the right leader to guide the party to victory in 1872.
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Corruption at the Treasury Department
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Evil Is Like a Nightmare to the Awake
A succinct, reflective line contrasts fear with action, suggesting evil retreats when confronted. The expression frames danger as a passive force that dissolves once awareness rises, intimating resilience through resolve.
Premiums for Indiana State Fair 1870 at Indianapolis
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture offers large premiums for crops, cattle, and other displays at the October 1870 fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Awards include best five acres of corn, best herd of six cattle, finest sewing machine made in Indiana, and top displays of corn and wheat. Emphasis on youth cultivation and subsoil plowing experiments. The notice urges farmers to prepare and cultivate to contend for prizes. JosEPH PoOLE, Sec. Ind. State Board of Agriculture.
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Mississippi Restored to Union and Politics Reassessed
In the Union at last Mississippi is restored after military rule and bayonet aid. The Clarion of Jackson notes relief at admitted status, distrust of Revels Ames and McKee Barry Co. and acceptance of postwar order despite election fraud and low franchise.
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The Value of Advertising in New Albany
The New Albany edger urges customers to favor liberal advertisers who sell fairly and cheaply. It contrasts tidy, well run stores with lazy merchants who avoid ads and profit from poor visibility, praising well-staffed shops where clerks know their duties and customers return after visiting once.
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New Albany Edger
Liberal Advertiser
Life Expectancy Gaps Between Jews and Gentiles
A historical remark cites Dr. Levy claiming Jews live on average 37 years while Gentiles average 26. The quote questions which class should never die of consumption, endorsing merchants with strong iron chests as a metaphor for resilience.
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Candidates in the Field in Rockport District
The Rockport Journal names Thomas F. Debruler Jr as Radical candidate for the fifteenth judicial district and L Q Debruler as Republican Congress nominee in the district. The piece hints at other Deb rulers and critiques presumed GOP alternatives, while suggesting Judge Nipiack may seek re election and implying Judge DeBruner is not a worthy opponent for him.
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Nasby to Lecture Draws Evansville Curiosity
Avansville Courier notes Nasby will lecture in Evansville next month fueling talk of radical Library Association. Dispute over drawing crowds includes possible appeals to Ben Butler Whittmore Deweese and Brigham Young plus Rev Horace Cook and REVELS. Also reports Barking factory head workwoman flogging girls under contract and court dismissal.
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