Trivial Local Notes and Political Jabs
The item thanks Hon G W Hunter for favors from California and notes Toratt and Mumrorp’s new brick store nearing completion as a prominent local business addition. It cites The New York Times fears of Democratic gains and includes a Wagner speech questioning unequal taxation and Republican policy.
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Messrs. Toratt, & Mumrorp
Wagner
Republican Party
Political Rhetoric and Local Theatre Notes
A mixed column critiques Radical canvassing tactics and praises a Seymour and Blair pole effort in New Harmony while reporting on a Grant pole rumor in Babytown. It also reviews a Monday theatre night featuring Paul Pry with O Keane Cortene Neire Saira and Sstrra, and anticipates Tie Maisie Jizart.
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Seymour Pole
New Harmony
Seymour and
Blair
Main
Water Streets
Thrall & Mumford
Heansville Journal
Seymour
Biarr
Journal Man
Grant Pole
Babytown
Paul Pry
Okeane
Mortimer
California offers bounty for planting silk mulberry trees
The California Legislature provides a bounty of 250 dollars for every 5 000 mulberry trees planted. With five million trees growing in the state, silk production has begun.
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California
Rebel and political figures linked to conventions debate
The excerpt cites General Hampton and Forrest as delegates, notes Georgia Governor Brown's early Confederate ties and Chicago Convention role, questions Propum as a rebel delegate, and mixes in Michigan wool price reports and a Philadelphia Democrat's pledge about Seymour. It ends with a proverb about husbands and suspicion.
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Hampton
Forrest
Wagner
Gov. Brown
Georgia
South
Sumpter
Chicago
Propum
Marriages at New Harmony and Evansville in 1868
In New Harmony on August 2 1868 at the Parsonage Rev H J Barr joined Dr Joan B Ervin and Miss Many E Siocump both of Evansville Indiana. On the same day Rev Barr also united Walter Wuriva of Evansville and Anica P Grirrira of New Harmony.
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H. J. Barr
Joan B. Ervin
Many E. Siocump
Evansville
Ind
J. R. Hugo
Wa Tf. Wuriva
Anica P. Grirrira
Count of Common Pleas
Posey County
Nelson Felch
Maclure
Gellert Scunee
R. Fauntleroy
H’s
Church Street
Main
Apli
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