Christmas in New York and a folded compromise
A New York Sun outlook ridicules the Compromise Committee as likely to produce no beneficial settlement. The piece laments party bias among Senators and administrators, then shifts to Christmas reflections, shopping crowds, window displays, and festive scenes in New York stores and theaters. It notes art-auction results, charity efforts after a Brooklyn disaster, fireproofing experiments by Boucicault, and sleighing scenes with Commodore Vanderbilt’s absence anticipated.
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Postage charges and the political stakes in Mississippi observers
The Chicago Times argues for higher postal funding to cover post office costs, comparing it to Navy and War Departments spending and urging cheap national communication. It calls for a fair presidential inauguration by the people’s choice, criticizing Returning Boards. The Detroit Free Press is praised as a top weekly, with a specimen offer and a note on Mississippi Republicans as a spectacle for a museum.
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Tilden Inauguration and Reform Drive Planned
Tilden will be inaugurated on March 5 and commence reform work. A broad overhaul of the books is planned to reveal the country’s true condition, unless Radical officers destroy them to thwart the inquiry.
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Crockett the trotting horse from Galveston tale
A Texas horse of unknown pedigree trotted in 2:24 after minimal training. Bought for 40 dollars while drawing a Galveston handcart, his gait shifted from pacing to trotting after being driven in two feet of water. The horse is named Ilo Crockett.
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Ferry Resists Seven Member Committee Call
The speaker notes Ferry hesitated to appoint a seven member committee to avoid shocking public sentiment or disappointing his masters Grant Chandler Morton by choosing decent men.
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Delicate Season Style at Thrall and Mumford
All the delicate decor and fashion at Thrall and Mumford signal the season’s trend. Shoppers browse refined fabrics and coordinated looks as the store unveils fresh offerings for spring.
Brin gir as A Diamond For 1877 in Detroit Weekly Free Press
The Detroit Weekly Free Press pledges brighter year 1877 with strong news, stories, humor and recipes. The piece notes the first direct shipment from Brunswick Ga to Liverpool, Alabama's finance prospects, and comments on Tilden and Hendricks leading to a Republican setback.
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Tilden and Hendricks Lead in Hartford Times Note
The Hartford Times notes that Tilden and Hendricks remain strong contenders and cannot be counted out.
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Fashion Notes on Christmas Fashions and Hats
Our Monthly New York Fashion Letter surveys Christmas season styles with economical trends in millinery, describing bonnets in plain bands of silk and velvet, Cavalier and Stanley shapes, and versatile trims. It notes colors, fabrics, and silhouettes, from over skirts to fringe, polonaises, and the cuirass waist, while highlighting furs, silks, and jewelry.
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Handsome Coffees Greet Thrall & Mumford Offerings
Thrall and Mumford present Handsome Coffees with options Java Mocha and Green Rio at no27, inviting customers to explore Golden Rio blends and related brews at their location.
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Administrator's Sale of Polly Hancock Estate at New Harmony
The administrator of Polly Hancock's estate will hold a public sale at the late residence, five miles east of New Harmony, on Saturday January 20 1877. The sale includes household and kitchen furniture such as feather beds bedding crockery ware stove ware and many other articles.
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Nine month credit on sums over three dollars offered
Credit extended nine months on purchases over three dollars when buyer signs note with approved security and waives valuation and appraisement laws. Three dollars and under payable in cash. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Francis M. Reeder administrator.
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Taxes for 1876 Posey County Indiana Notice
NOTICH is hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for the State and County taxes for the year 1876 is now in my hands and that I am ready to receive the taxes thereon charged. The following table shows the rate of taxation in the different townships of Posey county Indiana on each 100 of taxable property and the amount of Poll Tax in each Township.
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