Evansville politics and German Ball news in Posey county
A South ern Indiana report notes music for a German Ball on Monday evening and lists Evansville Democrat E. L. Jones as a candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court before the State Convention. It discusses state and national political rumors, resignations at the New York Custom House, and Senatorial campaigns.
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Indiana
Sanve E. L. Jones
Evansville
Supreme Court
New York Custom House
German Ball at Union Hall Promises One of Best Yet
The German Ball at Union Hall on Monday evening promises to be one of the best in town with a full room expected, many strangers and locals attending, and ample edibles and refreshments arranged for all guests. The note also mentions clubbing terms for the paper and a gas-like remark about a prominent Democrat.
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Union Hall
Sar
Mount Vernon Republic
New Departure at Woon's Housenote Magazine editor Gail Hamilton
March issue of Woon's Housenote Magazine announces a new editorial policy with Gail Hamilton at the helm. The salutation admits money as the driving motive, cites high circulation, and notes contributors like Greeley and Beecher. Also promotes The Saturday Evening Post serials Mark Jarrett's Daisy and Pemberton, and praises The North Western Farmer for March with an offer bundle.
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Woon
Housenote
Gail Hamilton
Greeley
Parton
Bungay
Beecher
S. 8. Wood & Co
Newburgh
New York
Our Fireside Friend Rises Anew After Chicago Fire
The Chicago fire destroyed many key buildings including Our Fireside Friend offices. Waters Eberts & Co. secured a new location at 783 State Street and resumed publication as an eight page illustrated journal. They plan to distribute one hundred thousand dollars in 1872. Specimen copies and premium lists will be sent free. Also reports on the Radical State Convention of South Carolina and political commentary follow.
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Chicago
Our Fireside Friend
Messrs. Waters, Eberts & Co
State Street
Posey County Treasurer Candidate Thrall Opens Race
County Treasurer Walter E Thrall is a Democratic candidate pending the Posey County convention. Judge Davis accepts the Labor Reform Party presidential nomination, arguing the republic should not impose or decline the chief magistracy. The Boonville Enquirer notes this movement may shift political power and potentially bury the Grant faction.
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L. A. Burke
Walter E. Thrall
Posey County
A. T. Stephens
Sor
Davis
Labor Reform Party
The
Republic
Boonville Enquirer
Grant
Testimonial on Cloud's Invigorating Cordial and agent note
A 1876 testimonial from Wanton Morris in Milesburg Pennsylvania praises Cloud's Invigorating Cordial. He notes high express charges but relief for two daughters once thought in decline, crediting the cordial through Thrall and Mumford in Amory and New Harmony markets with substantial old-time price listings.
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Milesburg
Centre Co
Penn
Messrs
Cloud
W. H. Watson
Tenn
Wanton Morris
Thrall & Mumford
New Harmony
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New York Tribune
Washington
Alexis
Narozon
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Posey
New Hampshire
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Register
Sax
Indianapolis State Journal
Cincinnati Times and
Chronicle
E. T. Cox
Cox
Union
Europe
Sar Hon
Danie
W. VoorhueEsts
Terre Haute Journal
Morton
Voorhees
Oliver
Tom. Browne
William Loupon
Mt. Vernon
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Cincinnati
Carpenter
Schurz
Hall
Literary Notices
Saturday Evening Post
Mark Jarrett
Daisy
Hazelbrook
Pierce Egan
Kingswood Chase
the Post
North Western Farmer
Indianapolis
Purdy
Gen. Grant
Forney
Trumbull
Radical Party
Thrall
Mumford
AMORY
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
John Preaus
WM. Reed
Apl3y
Cscooper
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Fenimore Cooper
Danixi Wen
D. Arrveton & Co
J. Fenimore Cooper
Deerslayer
Pioneers
F. C. C. Darley
Cooper
D. Appleton & CO
Broadway
Owen & Lyon
Oa Wang
Il. Sullivan
Fuhrer
R. Barns
Western Produce
Vine Street
George W.W. Engler
Mount Vernon, Mnd
BarThe
W.h. Smith
G. Hudson
A. T. Smith & CO
Kentucky
Tennessee
Main Street
Third
Louisville
WM. Wimpelberg
Damron House
F. J. Rath
Joseph Pisely
Ash
John R. Hugo
James H.laird
Public Square
NEW Harmony Marble Whores
J. W. Miller
Bey
Bear
Frank Bolton
J. D. Jones
John A. Althouse
John A
Althouse
Poney County
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