West Virginia Senate Elects U S Senator Davis
The Legislature of West Virginia elected H. G. Davis, Democrat, to the United States Senate on Tuesday, succeeding Senator Willey. Other items mention gratitude for reports, land act discussions, and Paris surrender developments with a Union Hall masquerade announced for February 22 and a children's ball the next night.
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H. G. Davis
United States Senate
Willey
Union Hall
Morton and Morton allies in Indiana politics stir in capital
Senator Morton and W H Tzr RELL arrive from Washington in a special car to influence Indiana's politics. Elliott aligns with Democrats after denouncing the Fifteenth Amendment, while Adelphi Troupe impresses New Harmony audiences. Proliferation of notices on literature and music follows.
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Agricultural Meeting at Posey County Society Jan 28 1871
Posey County Agricultural Society authorized book keeping rules for officers and a $600 loan under conditions. Two committees to revise the premium list were named, one focusing on stock. A license plan for fairs was proposed, with the secretary issuing licenses for booths and exhibitions. Grounds control vested in trustees for the upcoming fair. well at the fairgrounds to be deepened for ample water. Secretary Joan Preave. The Democratic Symposium notes praise for Cox and party figures at Arlington. Washington Sunday Gazette coverage.
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Posey Co. Agricultural Society
Joan Preave
S. S. Cox
Arlington
Cox
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Thomasa A. Wendricks
Hon., Esq
Gov., &c
Apptless
Washington, D. C
Sunday Gazette
The Ninth Census Population Table 1870 vs 1860
A table of population by state and territory showing counts from the 1870 census compared with the 1860 enumeration, highlighting shifts and growth across the Union. Includes notable gains and regional patterns as compiled for readers.
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Transfers of Real Estate for Week Ending January 30 1871
Real estate transfers listed for Posey County Indiana include John Neuschafer to C Neuschafer Lots 3 and 10 Sanders Mount Vernon and multiple parcels sold to W C Daclos James Lyon M Alldredge and others. Amounts range from 70 to 18250 dollars with parcels in Mount Vernon New Harmony Paris and Stewartville among others. Purchasers include J Stierle T W Neal W Wiley J Walker G Pfeiffer and J Greenwood.
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C. Neuschafer
Sanders
Mt. Vernon
John Stierle
A. Dow
T. W. Neal
Kimball
R. H. Hutgon
W. HH. Downey
Wadesville
W.C. Daclos
James Lyon Et al
Owen
New Harmony
M. Alldredge
W. L. Wiley
Wiley
J. Walker
Thos. Davia
G. Pfeiffer
L. Huebner
T. Sheridan
J. Greenwood
Paris
N. W
Louisa ‘Reisinger
Lot
Geo. Hyne
T. J. ‘Hynne
M. A. Graddy
Sam
Detar
Stewartaville
L. Murphy
Hf. Buckhannon
B. B. Baldwin
E. W. Carr
Posey County
W. W. Darnell
West Franklin
Eoees
J. F. Welborn
Henry Moll
Williams
J.J. Ingfield
J. W. Brothers
Sneserens Seteceseesy
Canon
Camma Johnson
Virgil Johnson
N. E
Arris
Clark Garris
C. J. Hovey
Mount Vernon
Pantecost, Recorder P. Cc
George 8. Green
To Kill House Fillies and Fly Control Note
A historical note on using ground black pepper and sugar mixed with milk to trap and deter common house flies, claiming flies avoid death indoors with open windows. Also mentions Pennsylvania adding an emery mine in Cheaster county to its mineral resources.
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Cheater
General Store to Open on Cash Basis in 1871
A notice from Joan R. Hugo announces a general store will operate on cash and exchange terms after January 1 1871. The proprietor promises low prices, careful stock selection, and the highest market price for country produce while inviting customers to inspect stock and prices before buying elsewhere.
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Joan R. Hugo
Invigorating Cordial Sent by Steamer Phantom to Kentucky Widow
W F Marberry of Buffalo Ky requests one dozen bottles of Invigorating Cordial for his wife who has suffered a nervous affection. He notes relief from the product and expresses confidence in it. He asks it be sent by steamer Phantom and signs Jun 3 1868. For sale by Thrall Mumford New Harmony.
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Hays
New Harmony
Feil & Kimmerling
Thrall & Mumford
James W. Rawlings
Hugues
Indiana
William
Senate
Youne Pier
Wm. Everett
Robt. Laird Collier
Edgar Fawcett
Willy Wisp
Young Pilot Pub. Co
Chicago
Dexter Surin
White, Smith & Perry, Boaton
H. W. Croup
Evansville
Ind
W. F. Marberry
Thrall & Mumford Offer New Stock of Medicines
Public notice announces Thrall and Mumford's updated stock of goods including Hurley's Sarsaparilla and Ague Tonic, Seabrook's soothing syrups, Bark and Iron, and Lewis's medicines for stock. The firm emphasizes compliance with public demand and invites customers to call for orders.
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Hurley
Dr. Seabrook
Lewis
Scandinavian Blood Pills Claim Cure for Epilepsy
Mrs D S Root of Logan Ohio writes that her daughter suffered epileptic fits for nine years and St Vitus dance for two, trying many doctors and patents before using Scandinavian Blood Pills and Purifier. She reports fever ended in five days, no fever for six weeks, and relief from St Vitus dance lasting beyond years, urging others to believe the testimonial.
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