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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1868
Page
1
The Register lists ad rates: one square up to ten lines at $100, with multiple insertions priced per period. Quarter, half, and full column rates apply for local notices, with discounts for six and twelve month runs. All transient ads require advance payment. job-work due on delivery.
A reflective verse recalling songs from the past and cherished faces. The speaker laments a lost happiness, noting how memories of golden songs endure while winter rains fall on a grave and a voice grows still.
A historical survey from the era notes the first U S railroads the Baltimore and Ohio opened 1831 the Albany and Schenectady 1831 and the South Carolina line 1835. It tracks miles of track year by year from 1821 to 1870 regions by state and compares density and costs of building the system. It cites Poor’s estimate of total railroad cost at 1.6 billion dollars and argues for future expansion per capita.
GrerLey pushes for soldiers’ vote while bp appears unlikely to secure it. The move signals a dispute over military ballots and political support, highlighting potential turnouts and outcomes in upcoming decisions.
Mr. Charles Voysey argues in a recent theological work that if all men's bodies were raised Like Christ's and restored as before corruption, there would be no standing room on earth. He suggests the resurrected multitudes would form a misa thousands of times larger than the earth itself.
The Radicals boast of an economy that exists only on paper. They hide financial troubles in the Government, with a Paymaster General's office showing 25 million dollars. Congress voted large bounties to soldiers yet avoided adequate funding, widening the deficit. The Internal Revenue department lags 35 million below Rollin's estimate, hastening the Commissioner’s resignation, with a further postal deficiency anticipated.
A prominent lawyer told a friend he faces real danger of starving. He cites constant work, no time for meals, and being too drunk at home for breakfast, dinner, or tea. The exchange highlights severe work pressure and personal distress.
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