Stump speaking and local notices in Evansville journal
Senator Wayne campaigns for Hayes in Ohio while Evansville readers hear comments on politics. Local merchants invite buyers to Clement Waite & Co. photos by W F Gray are praised. The paper mocks a Pittsburgh newspaper’s claim and notes a calico-dress ball winner. A solar eclipse article reappears with New Harmony possibly in the eclipse path.
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Wayne
Ohio
Gov. Hayes
Ben
Evansville
Mesars, Clement, Waite & Co
First
Sycamore Streets
Sax
Pennsylvania
New York Nation
Philadelphia
Evansville Journal
Mary Lyon
New Harmony
C. Kuxiorz
Wadesville
Lafayette Silver Cornet
Lafayette Courier
Crescent City Silver Band
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Express
Evansville Courier
Courier
New Harmony Band
Senator Morrow Invited to Canvass Ohio Politics
The piece notes Igeax Senator Morrow being invited to canvass Ohio to aid his party, recalls past campaigns by Gov. Baker and Gen. Logan in the Buckeye State, and jokes about Noah’s ark and Missouri girls in a marginal, period-voice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igeax
Morrow
Ohio
Baker
Gen. Logan
Buckeye
Morton
Total Solar Eclipse of August Seventh 1869 at New Harmony
Cyrenus Elliott, M D, calculates the August seventh eclipse for New Harmony based on given coordinates. He fixes the location, true and apparent moon times, and eclipse elements including sun and moon longitudes, declinations, latitudes, and horizontal parallax. The path crosses the Wabash river near Merom and Ohio near New Albany. totality possible within 67 miles of the central line.
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New Harmony
Greenwich
Loomis
State University
Bloomington
Moon
Wabash River
Merom
Sullivan County
Knox, Davis, Martin
Orange
Harrison
Floyd
Ohio River
New Albany
Indiana
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Colfax
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Ryansville Courier
Tuos
A. Tenpricks
Waittheszy
Mr. Hendricks
Clarke
Grayville
W. F. Gray
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New York Times
Boston Post
Register
Posey
McCabe
Posey County
Mt. Vernon and
National Publishing Company
Cincinnati
Turorullus Parsons
Tlenry Woop
Saturday Evening Post
East Lynne
George Canterbury
Post
H. Phrerson & Co
Walnut Street
Noah
Ark
Missouri
Lusser
Lynn
Point
Harmony
Robb
Poseyville
Stewartsville
Marrs Eevnege
Robinson
Beebeeees
Saaew Smith
Bethel Center
Terry
New Harmony, MD
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Mobile
Colored Democratic Club
Alabama
South
New York
Standard Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Fithian
A. D. Richardson
New York Tribune
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Lear
John B. Schistey
Jos. F. Welborn Aeal
Williams
Mt. Versenheartas
Fred. Rickert
Chieber
Mt. Vernon
Martha A. Abbott
Seminary Land
D.V. Kimball
M.F. Bail
Belleville
John Parvin
W.G. Hayne
Parise
Henry Hunsden
George Paddock
Arthur's New Harmony
Jacob Hays
N. E
Jay Wilson
James & Hovey
P. P. McFahin
B. S. Bundy
S. E
Adam Freend
Alto
D. R. Downen
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F. A. Pentecost
Recorder
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Fretageot, Son & Thrall
Pererery
Howard
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Pamyrey
W.F. Gray
Monitor
New
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Notary Public
Office of Notary Public
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Narmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
Gib. Smith
J.T. Avco
Sec
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Cheap
Owen & CO
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Prof. Parsons
Theophilus Parsons
LL. D
Harvard University
National Publishing (Co
Elm Street
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Posey Co. Agricultural Society
Kk. VY. Cox
F. D. Bolton
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A. B.jones
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Colkee
Fricke Goods
Thrall & Mumford
Slousekeeper's Emporium
NEW Harmon
Woolken Mills
Pelta
Eye Lichtenberger, Hinkley & CO
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American and China Tea Company
Owen & CQ
Owen & Owen, New Harmony
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