Niblack Endorses Nipnack for Congress in District Pact
The Cannelton Enquirer backs Judge Nipnack for re nomination in the First District. It praises his honesty and work for constituents, notes opposition candidate Cops will not run, and lauds Nipnack as incorruptible and reliable. The paper calls for honest, able representatives and hails Nipnack as a musical sound from a Dreamp.
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Wm. E. Niblack
Cannelton Enquirer
Judge Nistack
T. R. Conz
Congress
Niptack
Nipnack
Ninnack
Mr. Cops
Nrnnack
Ledger views Ohio and Pennsylvania results as shaping Grant nomi
The Louisville Ledger argues recent Ohio and Pennsylvania elections won’t foretell the presidential race but will influence Grant’s nomination and the Democratic challenge. It contends Grant’s corruption and incompetence make him vulnerable, urging Democrats to choose a strong candidate and criticizing Congress for leniency toward Radicals. The piece includes a Democratic vote tally from 1824 to 1868, illustrating the party’s enduring strength despite campaign noise.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Grant
Ledger
Democratic Party
Ife
Radical Party
North
White House
Corbin
Black Friday
Horatio Seymour
Congress
Grants New Dilemma Over Mormon Convictions and Pardons
The piece argues President Grant faces a dilemma if Mormons led by Brigham Young are convicted. A pardon precedent set by Bowen's case could force mercy toward Utah adherents, while denying it risks political backlash. Grant would confront equitable treatment and wasted costs if pardons are mismatched.
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Brigham Young
Grant
Gen
Congressman Bowen
Utah
United States
Bowen
South Carolina
Gen. Grant
Curious Talk and Quips Round the Nation
A Courier-Journal roundup notes Calvin Forbes’s recent suicide amid wealth and luxury, lampoons tobacco abstinence debates at a Baptist assembly, mocks Mr Easy Roberts’s counterfeit arrest, and comments on remarks by Gen Pleasanton and Gen Grant. It cites Chicago Post on recycling and a Buffalo Express quip praising overlooked virtues, ending with Grant being unduly treated by the press.
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Courier-Journal
Calvin Forbes
Fast Brookfield
Mass
Baptist Association
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Easy Roberts
Chicago Post
Cincinnati
Prohibitionists
New York
Butler
Republican Party
Better Imagined Than Described Cartoon Gags
A compilation of social mishaps and comic misreadings shows the near sighted man kissing the wrong hand paying for hotels and gas bills. It notes stock market folly the jolt of a boot heel and the awkward game of name recall at a party.
Cider-mill swindlers exposed by farmers note trap
Detroit Free Press flags Briggs Brothers peddling a trial cider mill swindle across Wayne Macomb Washtenaw Livingston and more. Agents push a two month trial then demand 876, selling notes to Detroit Pontiac and Ann Arbor buyers. Mills vary in destination, with no manufacturer name, and farmers risk loss or worthless gear.
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Wayne
Macorwab
Washtenaw
Livingston
Detroit
Pontiac
Ann Arbor
Ife
Dickson
Macomb County
Mt. Clemens
Briggs Brothers
Detroit Free Press
The Recent Elections and a Despotism Threat
A harsh critique argues that true Democratic Republicanism is under imperialist attack from Radicalism and consolidation. It predicts a forthcoming national reckoning, pledging renewed liberty by noble, brave Americans sworn to freedom and justice.
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Louis Napoleon
Zion
Parrett Endorsed for Congress by Indiana Banner
Evansville man William F Parrett is urged as successor to Judge Niblack by the Ligonier Banner. Supporters argue Parrett is a strong candidate, but insist Judge Nimack could attract more votes in the First District, underscoring the push for the best vote getter. Massachusetts leads in bank currency per capita while Southern and Western states lack funds to move crops. The Radicals claim higher yearly tax revenue despite tax cuts. For The Radicals are constantly re ducing taxation, but the amount of money annually collected from the peo ple is more each year. Advertise in Tue Register. MARRIED. CUNDRUM-FRETACHOT.— On Tuesday, October 24, 1871, at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. F.C. Iglehart, Dr. Prenerick Guxpaem, of Tonia, Mich, and Miss Ina Fra ragEo?, of New Narmony.
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BerIlon
Wm. F. Parrett
Evansville
Congress
Judge Niblack
Parrett
Fretachot
F.C. Iglehart
Prenerick Guxpaem
Tonia, Mich
Ina FraragEo
New Narmony
Tavern Street Extension in Owen's Enlargement Proposal
Notice declares to posey county residents the upcoming Decem ber term will consider opening Tavern Street extension in Owen's Enlargement within New Leet Lots 50 4 33 34 8 37 84 99 40. Includes attachments and public sale of rent estate in sections 25 and 26 at Mount Vernon court, November 18 1871, with Sheriff Crank Crank.
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Posey County
Indiana
Tavern Street
Owen
New Leet
Ae23
Stiedardowen
Comon Vleas Court
John Rebeyre
Richard Harris
Jeln J. Brooks
Justee
Bethel Township
Mount Vernon
State of
Alva
Crank
Circouit
Silas Schnee
Emma Burrows
North Mass
Alexn
Harvey Barnett
Towit
Edward Homer
Adnor
R. Clarke
J. L. Lecher
Wilsey
New Harmony
Jolin
Tax Duplicate for 1871 Now in My Hands for Collection
The tax duplicate for 1871 is now in my hands for collection of the taxes charged. I and my deputy may be found at my office in Mount Vernon from now until the third Monday in April 1872, ready to receive and receipt for the same. The rates of taxation for 1871 are as follows.
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City of
Mount Vernon
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