Address and Protest on unfair apportionment bill
A lengthy address by Democratic General Assembly members, drafted by Hon. Henry B CauTuorn, critiques the late special session apportionment bill. It cites bias, suppression of debate, and insults toward Democrats. The piece argues for fair representation and highlights judicial district changes affecting Lairp and Manorr, urging support for Democratic candidates like Wm. K. Niesack and warning against Republican figures.
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General Assembly
Lowey House
Henry 8. CauTuorn
Yion
Knox
Kuvsara
Marion
Oliver P. Morron
Lairp
Manorr
Tiairp
Posey
Vanderburgh
Lairo
Evansville
Gooptin
Larrp
Mavors
Posey and
Larry
Knox County
Sullivan
Greene
Daviess
Martin
Dubois
Crawford
Orange
Vincenneseames
Vincennes Sun
Wm. K. Niesack
Nisxack
Congress
Boston Advertiser
Hartford Courant
Hawley
the Courant
Judge Durell
New Orleans
Louisiana
United States District Court
William Pitt Kellogg
United States
Kellogg
Poseyville Items Show Local Life And News
Local notes report Dr. Richard Moore return from Princeton and rising practice status, county weather rains boosting morale, hogs to markets headed to New Harmony, sleet separating families, Jim Lockhart as speaker, Rufus Stinnett praised, J B McFaddin travels to Mt Vernon for tax board. Lynn Township mentions Eid Bacon’s dry goods business and a suggested post office. Several marriages noted, Pinchback criticized, world population estimate updated, and a general debt notice requests immediate settlement.
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Poseyville
Richard Moore
Princeton
Indiana
New Harmony
Pinter
Jim Lockhart
Jim
Rufus Stinnett
Robb Township
Rufe
J.B. McFaddin
Mt. Vernon
Board of Equalization
Lynn
Eid. Bacon
Noah Kuykendall
Morrisep
Mr. Walls
Silas Smith
Mary
G. W. Darling
Robert Dunbar
Bettie Nolen
Esq
Nelson
Thomas Stallings
Martha
J. 8. Stallings
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Htor
Armony
Ind
Grant
Richmond Excamiher
General Canby
Johnson
South
New York World
The
Chicago Times
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ner lLore i
Durell
New Orleans Times
Shreveport
Senate
House of Representatives
Sue Stokes
Fisk
Francis Preston Blair
Jackson
Maryland
Bas
Kansas City
Victoria
Texas
Prinnam
America
Hendricks
Lone Star
Bethel
Illinois
Thomas Nash
Rosenbaum & Bro
Mount Vernon
Pinchback
Gotha
J. R. Heep
Florence
Lamb
Scuarker, Bussina & Co
Anderson
Bennett
Bernadette, Drayton
Fanny Fern
Farragut
Forrest
Greeley
Lever
Mazzini
Morse
Persigny
Seward
Archbishop Spaulding
Tenn
Twig
the Bostons
Phoenix
Deter the Great
Atlanta
Sax
New York Sun
Vail
Messrs
Rosenbaum & Bro.’s
Butts
North Eighth Street
St. Louis
Posey County
Valentine Schryock
George Hutchison
Common Pleas Court
WM. Nelson
Pricitann
PVM
Jr. Nere
Pndeana
Sarah M. Morehead
George Hutchson
Losey County
Clerk
the Common Pleas Court
George Trutchison
State of
H. Priewarn
Pvif
Jand
Union Hall
Julia Stephens
Tridiana
Edward Homer
Julian Stephens
Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Thrall &Mumford
Walker
George
Town of
New Beal
George J. Beal
George J. Cross
William
Fitzgerald & Co
Hinkley, Otis
Hornbrook
Richard
Lichtenberger, Hinkley & Company
Lichtenberger
L. L
Hh. l
Warner
Asbury, Varner
Asbury Varner
Asbury
Owen's
Kimball
Mt V
Owen
Mt. V
Company
Maclure
Arthur
Duclos
Mir
Vernon
Quierife
Robert Dale Owen
Mary Jane Owen
Veter J. Stewart
Luzettie Bell Stewart
Court House
Alex. Crank
Jyerepes Sale
S i
Toeme
James N. Bowles
Richard Ford
Henry Fitton
Henry J. Cooper
Township Four
Alex, Crank
Mumford
Mayl
Hrall & Mumford
Thrall & Mumford's
Dolly Varden
Aimonis
New York
Emporium
der Thrall & Mumford
Boston
John
Charlie
Bettie
Nose
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Ways Inc
Vcore Se
Faran & McLe
Cincinnati
Mra. C. C. Warren
WM. Baldwin, Jr
G. W. Warren
Norlb
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