Mount Vernon court to meet for unfinished business
The Common Pleas Court will convene at Mt. Vernon next Monday to transact unfinished business. Several items mention political results, local affairs, and public notices from various states, including election data, public spending, and timeframes. The piece also notes ongoing congressional sessions and remarks on Grant’s support, with references to local incidents and public concerns.
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Common Pleas Court
Mt. Vernon
Special Election Ordered for Railway Appropriation
County Commissioners met in special session to set December 31 for a vote on an appropriation for the Cincinnati Rockport and Southwestern Railway. The piece urges full turnout to defeat the measure, noting expected majorities against it in Harmony township Stewartsville Robb Bethel and other townships outside Black.
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Cincinnati, Rockport and Southwestern Railway
Harmony Township
Stewartsville
Robb
Bethel
Cincinnati
Rockport
Indiana Returns Show Grant Victory and Democratic Leanings
The Indiana vote canvassed in Indianapolis last Monday shows Grant winning with 186,131 to Greeley 163,622 and O Conor 1,414, totaling 351,168. State totals run 377,917 with Democratic gains noted. critics say Democrats voting for Hendricks in October would not back Greeley in November, implying a Democratic edge in Indiana. The piece also notes deaths, political shifts, and local anecdotes including the death of Reuben C. Kisk and remarks on Illinois politics, plus a tale of a captured terrapin in Missouri.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Grant
Greeley
O'Conor
Browne
Hendricks
Te Lapy's Friend for DeceMBER cap ital holiday number
The Lady's Friend is praised as superior with a December Christmas number. It features stories by Daisy Ventnor Agnes James and Fannie Hodgson, poems, frontispiece designs, and upcoming serials. Premiums include a Chrome, watches, and other rewards for subscriptions. Published by Deacon Peterson Philadelphia.
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Te Lapy
Daisy Ventnor
Agnes James
Chetwynd
Fannie Hodgson
Una
M. C. Pyle
Florence Percy
Madge Carroll
Jerusalem
Longfellow
Lady's Friend
Saturday Evening Post
Deacon & Peterson
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Health Monthly and nursery publications advertise subscriptions
The December Health Monthly opens its first volume with illustrated articles on physiology, eyes, cooking, and malarial diseases among others and offers subscriptions at 20 cents per issue or two dollars yearly. Our Nursery closes volume twelve with charming pictures and clear type urging subscriptions at $1.50 yearly. Merry's Museum joins the Year's Companion, both youth publications praised. Plus notes on Ballou's Magazine pluck after a Boston fire, local entertainments, and railway expense warnings.
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Independent Health Monthly
R. Wells
Broadway
New York City
John L. Shorey
Bromfield Street
Boston
Mass
Merry's Museum
Nathaniel Willis
N. P. Willis
A Rochester Seedsman Praised for Reliable Seeds
The piece extols James Vick of Rochester New York as America’s leading seedsman, praising his 1873 Floral Guide for its typography and reliability. It urges readers to request his seed catalogues and notes past positive experiences with his vegetable and flower seeds, contrasting with disappointment from other dealers.
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Vick
America
Mr. Vick
James Vick
Rochester
N. Y
Pupils Perfect in All Lessons for Week Ending November 27 1872
New Harmony Public Schools reports the week ending November 27 1872 with a list of pupils perfect in all lessons and never absent or tardy. Named students include Anna Ford Katie Schnee Arthur Echard Edward Fitzgerald Martin Golden Edward Robson Carrie Breith Andrew Noyes Ollitha Smith. C W Mixis principal.
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New Harmony Register
New Harmony Public Schools
Anna Ford
Katie Schnee
Arthur Echard
Edward Fitzgerald
Martin Golden
Edward Robson
Carrie Breith
Andrew Noyes
Ollitha Smith
C. W. Mixis
Louisiana Shifts Vote Lead Amid Grant Advance
After initial results favored GreELzy by 10000, Radical managers in Louisiana claim a revised majority of 12000 for Grant following three weeks of ciphering. Awaiting further developments.
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Louisiana
Greelzy
Grant
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