Thanks to Senator Hunter and ailing senior editor
The letter thanks Senator G. W. Hunter of California for late papers and notes the senior editor cannot resume post this week. It suggests no paper next week, mentions Mrs Coleman Pore’s Saturday reading not well attended yet satisfying, and reports election results in Illinois district with Col Cresas beating Raum by a wide margin. Also notes Florida places a negro in Electoral College and cites Evansville Journal county vote figures.
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Rex
Illinois
Col. Cresas
Raum
Evansville
Ball to-night at Uni on Hall amid post election calm
A university ball is planned tonight at Uni on Hall after a scarce political campaign. Mills have cut flour prices by two dollars per barrel, offering Oregon and Eagle brands at ten dollars. The election Tuesday passed quietly with Democrats short of October votes, while reports describe tense voting in Georgia with armed men blocking the polls.
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Oregon
Sey
Radical Party
Ogacee
Georgia
Associated Press
Willow Shop
AM. Lilingin
New Harmony
Plank Road
Fillingim, Son & Knight
Mount Vernon
Ind
Grayville
Phillipstown
Carmi
Jeb M. Fillingim
Four more years of Grant era seen in election results
The article notes strong support for Grant with states Seymour carried New York New Jersey Maryland Delaware Kentucky Alabama Georgia Louisiana and California while Oregon Arkansas and California are doubtful. It cites a heavy Republican Electoral College majority and quotes public sentiment on continuing Radical rule.
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Grant
Seymour
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
California
Oregon
Arkansas
General Grant as Democrat Sparks Political Debate
The piece cites the New York Round Table arguing Grant was chosen by Republicans for availability not party principles. It notes doubts from Privits Stevens Burner and others about his Democratic background and fears of impeachment delays, yet says availability and likely defeat pushed him forward as the coming man.
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General Grant
New York Round Table
Grant
Republican Party
Privitps
Stevens
Burner
Prices for Common Goods Corrected in Weekly Markets
Corrected weekly figures list wholesale prices for corn, corn meal, eggs, butter, lard, hams, shoulder, slides, coffee, sugar, molasses, feathers, rags, tallow, hides, lard oil, linseed oil, coal oil, turpentine, vinegar, whisky, potatoes, apples dried fruits, peaches dried, salt, dried beans, tea, and fuel items. Values are given per bushel, dozen, pound, gallon, or other units as applicable.
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New Harmony
Fretagent
Sony Thrall
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the Register
Episcopal Church
Owen & Co
Messrs. Fretageot, Son & Thrall
Owen & Co.'s
Rio
Java
Thrall & Mumford’s
G. W. Hunter
Florida
Union Hall
Maceniss
Maynz Aero
America
Mayne Reid
Resin Gentry
Grarry
Board of Election
A. G. Cameron
Brano & Tayonn
Indianapolis
Register
Reg At
W. EB. Thrall
Notary Public
R. W. Townshend
Mcleansboro, Ills
John H. Scott
Main St
Second
Posey
John Preaus
J.C. Milner
Sec’y
Apl3
Wendel Schmitt
Main Street
Fretageot, Son & Thrall
R. A. Wilsey
J.D. Johnson
Wilsey & Johnson
Store Street
Nelson House
Jas. T. Welborn
M. W. Pearse
Mt. Vernon
Welborn & Pearse
Attorneys AT Law
LAW
WM. P. Edson
Lnd
Walnut and
Third Sts
Public Square
Maycott
Majin Street
Mattrasses
Loteling
Geerrour
Fretaghot, Son & Thrall
Spencer
Satan
Thrall & Mumford
Yhrall & Ruchti
Indiana
Posey County
White County
Ill
Union Halle
NEW Efarmony String Band
Allan Stum & CO
Mnd
Bey
Clarksville
Nashville
Fanny Brawnodetis
Henry Mincer
Kit Rupp
Eaves Evansville
Rudd
I. Rittenberg
Optician
RaerCall
Luttenberg
Auzd
A. Boren & CO
Pisely & Son
A. B.jones
Eiusbawnd
Ags
NEW Harmon
Mar
John Walz
BenReady
Ap4
Owen & Owen
Apd Fretageot. Son & Thrall
Lichtenberger
West Main Street
New Harmony, Lnd
Dry Goods and Nations
W. Lichtenberger & CO
West Main St
Mark Thrall
Mumford
R. Fauntleroy
Cypress
Miso Jet F. Lichten Berger & CO
Leeding
Luther Sehnee
Marl
BBITT
Manufactory
Babbitt
Lion Coffee
Mear
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