Notices Against Trespassing and Pecans The New Harmony Rally
Notice warns against trespassing on lands to stop pecan thefts. Illinois statesmen praised as Marshall spoke to the largest crowds in New Harmony with a torch procession and speeches. Local compliments to organizers, judge, and speakers follow, noting the successful demonstration and decorations.
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F.W. Lichtenberger
J. Pullyblank
J. Corbin
S. Marshall
Illinois
Marshall
New Harmony
Marshatt
MarsttaLy
Institute Grove
Parrett
Marsmann
Wendell Schmipt
Indiana County Officials and Local Election Results Summary
A scanned political list shows candidates for governor to coroner with votes and roles such as auditor treasurer and clerk of supreme court, including Hendricks Cravens Kerr Williams Stoll Price Hopkins Llanna and Niblack among others. It notes county figures and by the Mount Vernon Posey county electoral tallies, plus a promise to publish full official results later and miscellaneous local notices about torches and boot stock.
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Mt. Vernon
Posey
Iendricka
Cravens
Kerr & Williams
Toldy
Stoll
Ryan
Supreme Court
Robinson
Cl’k Supreme Court
Boyle
Merritt
Fretageot
Johnson
Greeley and Brown Club Sets October Meeting at Union Hall
The Regular Meeting of the Greeley and Brown Club is scheduled at Union Hall on Tuesday evening October 15, 1872 at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
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Greeley and Brown Club
Union Hall
Indiana Victory Sparks Courage in Democrats as Wins Narrow
Indiana elects Governor by a slim majority amid accusations of corrupt influence. Nuin-Lack is chosen as Congressman, signaling party momentum despite alleged meddling. Citizens react with calls for reform and party unity.
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Indiana
Nuin
Disappointment Yet Resolve In Three States Election
In Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana supporters express measured disappointment at the election results while rejecting despair. They urge Democrats to keep organization and vigor, aiming for future victory against perceived corrupt demagogues and rings at the National Capital, promising perseverance and loyalty to the country.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Morron
Camernon
Vote of Thanks and School Notes from 1872 New Harmony
A New Harmony Fire Company meeting passed a resolution thanking Royal Insurance Company for a ten dollar donation toward a new fire bell. The New Harmony Public School reports perfect attendance for the week ending September 27, 1872, with named pupils listed. The item notes political charges against Democrats, a Republican district convention controversy, a candidate’s $50,000 expenditure, and an advertisement for Merrell’s family medicines sold by Thrall & Mumford.
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New
Harrony Fire Company
Royal Insurance Company
A. N. Fretazcot
New Harmony Register
Sor
New Harmony Public School
Nora Chadwick
Alice Nolton
Tillie Ferguson
Mollie Gullett
Llenny Alsop
Robert Cooper
Della Schnee
John Kilbinger
C. W. Mitts
Mmy
Eunny Ferguson
The Lives of Beecher and Grant as Youth Mentors
A Beecher letter contrasts two paths to prominence in America. Grant rises from obscurity to lead and presidency, while a self made editor builds a journal, combats intemperance, and upholds honesty and reform. The piece asks which life should guide American youth. It extols the editor as the brighter example.
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Greeley
Grant
Henry Ward Beecher
America
United States
Temperance
Henry Wilson
Murphy
Ground Burning at Fort Pillow Report Prompts Curiosity
From Fort Pillow site the river bluff 50 to 60 feet high is described as burning for weeks along the east bank. Night flames rise two to three feet then become smoke, drifting over the hill as a haze blankets the river. The Memphis Avalanche notes the puzzling phenomenon and vows further inquiry into the strange combustible formation and its ignition.
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Old Fort Pillow
Celeste
Arkansas Bank
Memphis
Mecrell’s Rheumatic Syrup Sold By Thrall and Mumford
Warrantee notice states 2ay Mecrell’s Rheumatic Syrup is sold by Thrall and Mumford. The ad lists the product and seller for consumer purchase.
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Thrall & Mumford
Moles and the oil bean remedy debated
A reader recalls a question on moles and whether planting castor oil beans among crops helps repel them. A local acquaintance swears moles prefer oil beans, letting other seeds grow. He notes his oil bean crop was largely ruined this season and invites farmer input. Also a Mount Vernon plug for SULLIVAN, Saints & Co. offering market prices for wheat, barley, oats and groceries with salt lime and cement deals.
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Mount Vernon
Sullivan, Saints & Co
Transfers of Real Estate For Week Ending October 7 1872
A list of real estate transfers shows D Thomas to W Pickels part W 3 Bhi Oy L825 acres 31000. Males to W Bozeman Lot 13 in Fletehall Poseyville for 400. Cooper to Graham S BEN B Y-13 4 dd acres 800. Wade to Joest 8 WedN EL 8 6 12 40 acres 1600. Schmitz to Grossian pa We &N W ti 7 1L2 793 acres 3180. Rice to Ashworth W corner Lot 2-20 7 14 7 acres 100. Summers to Holliman pt SW J-2v 6 13178 Creek 2 45. Homer to R Ford NW i Ss ELS 2N WU 8 Wo i-3 Host ns 205. Ford to Alvin 3 IN W BE j 2N Wo 8 W 35 38 in Bouactos 8 204 BAL PENPECOST ROBO
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D. Thomas
W. Pickels
W.L. Males
Bozeman
Fletehall
Poseyville
Bouactos
Marriage Guide advertisement by Dr. Butts Dispensary
An advertisement promotes a Marriage Guide marked as interesting work with numerous engravings over 224 pages and priced at 50 cents. It directs readers to Dr. Butts Dispensary at 12 North Eighth Street in St. Louis Missouri for purchase.
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Butts
North Eighth Street
St. Louis
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Henry C. Stallings
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Eugene Johnson
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J.T. Hugo
Wm, Reed
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