Thrall & Mumford offers largest Toy and Grocer Lot
The advertisement touts Thrall & Mumford's as carrying the largest and finest assortment of toys notions and fancy goods. It also highlights new buckwheat flour hominy oatmeal cracked wheat dried corn navy beans and sauerkraut and promotes various coffees. Public notes reference political dialogue on Hayes Tilden and the 1876 election climate.
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Thrall & Muumford
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Lyceum and Literary Mite Society Event Notice
The Lyceum and Literary Mite Society meets at Mrs. Ricungo Foro's residence on Friday January 12. A Charade by Union Hall children repeats with the same premium for the solver. The Children's Lyceum opens Sunday January 7 at 3 45 at the Episcopal Church, with a choir meeting January 6 at 4 15. Volunteers welcome.
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Lyceum and Literary Mite Society
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New Harmony Graded School Excels Under Hiatt’s Guidance
A visitor reports on New Harmony Graded School’s recent sessions led by Prof. Hiatt and assistants. The exercises impressed with appropriate selections, arousing ambition, and reflecting substantial progress in Posey County’s education. The writer praises dedicated instruction, urges continued patronage, and notes praise for the School Commissioner’s selecting of teachers. Dec. 26, 1876. A Visitor.
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New Harmony Graded School
Buiton
New Harmony School
Hiatt
Posey County
Nathan Watson
New Harmony
John M. Noel
Lythe Wiley
John Kilbinger
J.P
New Year Property Destruction Condemned
The writer condemns New Year’s Eve property destruction, noting Christmas passed without censure. It condemns obstructing roads with wagons and tearing off pickets and removing gates, which allowed cattle to destroy evergreens. The author urges discovery and prosecution of the perpetrators and insists they pay dearly.
Union Hall program praised by audience despite light turnout
Last Saturday night at Union Hall the children's performance impressed, though attendance was limited by severe weather. The elder thespians may have to watch out as the juveniles threaten to surpass them when conditions improve.
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Union Hall
Signature on Louisiana votes as example of crime and oppression
A criticism of the Louisiana Returning Board and the certification of eight electoral votes for TipEn in New Orleans on the sixth alt, condemning Governor McEnery and attacking Reconstruction era actions as usurpation. The piece laments carpetbagger rule, urges Congress to aid the oppressed Louisiana people, and warns against Endangering the Union.
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Tipen
Heap- Ricks
New Orleans
Joan McEnery
MelHinrry
Louisiana
Bellece
Mclinery
Congress
North
Ren Oce
Grant
Joan Mclinery
KeLoca
Pelican
South
United States Army
United States of America
Indiana Democrats and wartime stance debated
A dated argument contrasts Democratic and Republican positions on the Civil War era. The writer cites New York Tribune and Cincinnati Commercial quotes to claim northern Democrats favored peace with secessionists before fighting began, while Indiana papers urged union preservation and later supported mobilization. Concludes with reference to Morton conspirators and Mosby.
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IV. Y. Tribune
Indiana Democracy
New York Tribune
Union
Indianapolis Journal
Cincinnati Commercial
United States
Indianapolis
Arctic Lodge officers elected for 1877 and Shrine notice
The text lists Arctic Lodge No 394 F A M officers elected December 25 1876 for the year ahead William Baldwin Worshipful Master Joseph Ward Senior Warden Geo W Cartwright Junior Warden John Walz Treasurer W A Trigg Sr Secretary John Kilbinger and Henry W Pisely Stewards Cyrus Schnee Tyler Wendel Schmidt 5 D H W Pisely J D Trustees A H Fretageot John Kilbinger Cyrus Schnee Still Shrine The Detroit Free Press promotion praises the weekly and offers subscriptions. radical Indianapolis leaders plan to deploy men on the streets to heckle Jeff Davis next Monday and delegates should resist to discourage the action.
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Joseph Ward
Geo. W. Cartwright
John Walz
W. A.twigg, Sr
John Kilbinger
Henry W. Pisely
Cyrus Schnee
Tyler
Wendel Schmidt
D. H.W. Pisely
J. D. Trustees
A. H. Fretageot
Sae
Indianapolis
Jeff Davis
Postwar Louisiana politics and national debt notes
The column mocks John F Long and Grant era intrigues in Louisiana and Illinois, cites Sheridan on J Madison Wells, and notes Democrats planning conventions on January 8 to protest fraud. It mentions Senator Morton’s stance on electoral fraud, Warz in Indiana, snow aiding wheat, a December debt rise of 3.585 million, Colorado women’s suffrage on the horizon, and Senate leadership resisting large popular majorities.
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Union
Iac
Morton
Committee On
Hayes
Hampton's stance on Hayes Tilden telegrams clarifies position
Special to New York World Hampton in Washington says he will not join a southern Democratic move for Hayes. Telegrams show Mackey offering support to Hayes to oppose Tilden, but Hampton declares no official statement and urges a peaceful solution while awaiting facts. Preston urges denial to protect Democracy.
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Washington
N. Y. Werald
William Preston
Kentucky
General Hampton
Hampton
Cincinnati
Wade Hampton
Columbia
S. C
Columbus
Mackey
Ohio
Wave Hampton
Marriage Licenses in Posey County January 3 1877
CLERK'S Office Posey Circuit Court notes licenses issued for two weeks ending January 17 1877 to pairs including George C Nash and Cordelia Davis Bowers A Lehman and Lizzie Lee Alonzo I Pearman and Starriett Russell Samuel Davis and Martha Rosborough Peter Egle and Louisa Schwarz Amos Johnson and Eliza Boren George Orman and Amanda H Daniels Jacob Woods and Dona Moore Ivory Williams and Fannie McIntosh George Schouk and Margaret Schrepfer Henry Demberger and Margretha Doll. Gro We Curtis Clerk.
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George C. Nash
Cordelia Davis
Bowers
A. Lehman
Lizzie Lee
Alonzo I. Pearman
Starriett Russell
Samuel &. Davis
Martha Rosborough
Peter Egle
Louisa Schwarz
Amos Johnson
Eliza Boren
Geourt Orman
Amanda H. Daniels
Jacob Woods
Dona Moore
Ivory Williams
Fannie McIntosh
Greerge Sehouk
Margaret Schrepfer
Henry Demberger
Margretha Doll
Gro. We
Inventions Patent List for Indiana Inventors Week Ending Jan 2 1877
U S Patent Office issues to Indiana inventors listed by Cox Cox for the week ending January 2 1877. Patents granted include Mosquito Canopy by A Baker Indianapolis Brackets by S Wheeler Peru Ditching Machine by A Lancaster N Tewke bury Montpelier Line Fasteners by I Lancaster Montpelier Desk End by A Womack Indianapolis Flower Frame by C Archer Hanover Bee Hive by A Hannan Roann Desk and Cabinet by C Higgins Indianapolis Stove Damper by J Rhanvy Antioch.
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Solicitors of Patents
Washington City
Pitman Joint
C. & W. Arkenberg
Milan
Baker
Indianapolis
S. Wheeler
Peru
A. Lancaster
N. Tewkebury
Montpelier
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Montpel
Transfers of Real Estate for Week Ending January 1 1877
Sheriff Posey County transfers include CG Barter to M Knowles int in land parcels NWYUSP5 and SWENE136 6 13-25 a v.08 620 00. Wm.58 Pollard receives Lot 12 in Cynthiana from Posey County. A Wasem to A Teanig NiN aN W-34 7 14-40 acres. A Leunig to A Wasam To ts rm and 0 Green's Mt Vernon S 200 00. Total transfers four, total consideration 3768 15. PA WATCNESON BR VP 0.
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Nwyusp
Swene
Posey County
Pollard
Cynthiana
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A. Teanig
Leunig
A. Wasam
Green's
Vernon
Watcneson BR
New Harmony Weekly Correction Notice
A correction notice appears in the New Harmony Re Corrected Weekly. The periodical acknowledges errors and provides updated details for the weekly edition, indicating corrections to previously published information and the corrected names and facts.
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