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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1869

Page

3

Local Notices and Public Items From Evansville Paper

A mixed page notes a weekly Episcopal mite party at Mrs. Owren's residence, counterfeits in Indianapolis, St Valentine headquarters at the Trouse keepers Emporium, and a vote counting ceremony in Congress. It reports Turner Hall in Evansville destroyed by fire, with $5,000 insured loss, and outlines upcoming New Hampshire and Rhode Island elections. It criticizes CumBack’s resignation stance and promotes Peters' Musical Monthly with subscription offers.

Turner Evansville

Town fears railroad route near fair grounds

Residents warn that if the Mt. Vernon and Grayville Railroad is routed east of the fair grounds, citizens who opposed the project will bear the consequences and face accountability for the decision.

Mt. Vernon Grayville Fair Grounds

Railroad zeal and public action drive Indiana road push

The article notes rising railroad enthusiasm with crowded meetings at the M. and Church and Woton Hall where Kennedy argued for the road. Subscriptions grow as directors visit Mt Vernon, while ads promote wharf boats and river trade figures and public interest in constitutional issues.

Woton Hall

Wabash River Trade Moves Freight by Great Republic Era

The Wabash remains full but slowly declines while water remains in the channel for the Great Republic. Boats tied to this trade carried during the week as much freight as desired. The Louisa departed Tuesday with guards in the water and the season’s largest freight yet. Advertise in the Rekister.

the Wabash Great Republic Louisa

Unpublished letters on spirit life interrupted by attack

The author mentions long interviews with friends in higher circles, noting two were especially interesting and would add knowledge of spiritual life. A recent uninvited attack by "D. D." forced the communication to be longer than planned and prevented publishing this week.

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Bugtown Lament and Local Advertisements in 1860s Paper

An excerpt with a humorous ride tale titled Bugtown and a red-nosed traveler found dead in mud. The piece is followed by notes praising The Post newspaper, subscription offers, and various local notices about hog packing, flour and meal milling, velocipede hype, and trades from Mount Vernon Democrat era sources.

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