State Board rooms showcase vast geological and avian cabinets
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes the State Board of Agriculture rooms at the State House near completion for visitors. A cabinet holds two to three thousand specimens from Silurian to carboniferous periods, with coal varieties and soils and grains. A larger bird cabinet, collected by Professor Richard Owen, is also featured. Professor E. Cox has reorganized the collection after war use and neglect.
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Democratic nomination prospects in presidential race
Washington correspondent reports a movement to elevate Gen Hancock for the presidency with Thomas A. Hendricks likely second on the ticket. The contest on the first ballot centers on Hancock versus Pendleton, with Pendleton unlikely to secure a majority or two-thirds after the initial vote.
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Odd Fellows celebration boosts Stewartsville attendance
Reports indicate strong turnout for the Odd Fellows event in Stewartsville today with New Harmony well represented. The town foresees a lively, enjoyable gathering as residents partake in local festivities and community cheer.
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Local reflections on county elections and party losses
The Mt Vernon Union frets over recent county results noting Democrats carried no townships in Black Lynn or Point and facing weak opposition elsewhere. A fire destroys a Evansville wharf boat owned by Honns Parniсx Co with worker Mr Ivars escaping. A Washington dispatch alleges a spy network around Chief Justice Chase with impeachers tracking every move and urging action against the President.
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Impeachment Trial Coverage From Berlin and Paris Correspondents
Several prominent German and French newspapers have Washington correspondents dispatched to write up the impeachment trial. The presence of foreign press highlights international interest in the proceedings and the political stakes involved for the United States.
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Transfers of Real Estate in April 1868 Weekly Record
Weekly transfers list for April 20 1868 recording numerous real estate deeds. Names include Muiz U A Phillip Leipold Noble Craigies Leonard to alantine Mann and Charles Iennig to Frederick Tente among many others. Amounts range from 100 to 2 000 dollars with acreage notes and lot descriptions in Mt Vernon Cynthiana and surrounding lands. Also contains a long commodity price and supply table for flour wheat corn eggs and other goods.
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