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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1870

Page

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Catching a Tartar in a Royal Intrigue Tale

A serialized historical sketch recounts Charles XII of Sweden in disguise as Count Olsen courting Ikla by a chateau. Baron Gortz aids a risky plan to save Gustavus Reinold, facing royal orders to execute a traitor. Ikla’s scheme wins pardon and shifts power, ending with Reinold’s fate as a potential ally.

Charles the Twelfth Sweden North Chateau Gortz Volga Baron Gortz Pultowa Ikla Tartars Gorts Strausland Baron de Gortz Hulans Gustavus Reinold Ciarles Ilo Ife Iklan Skla Gustavus Tam Count D'Olfen Count D'Olsen Charlies the Twelfth Ile Kta Lam Lila Charles Tkla Charles the Reinold Steinold Pullowa Dreas Sam Capt Dean Gehateau Eply Seacaie

Indiana Democrats Endorse Union and Opposition to Reconstructions

The January eighth, 1870 delegate convention of Indiana Democrats adopts a series of resolutions. They defend the Federal Union, condemn reconstruction, demand congressional restraint on the Supreme Court, advocate tariff reform, favor currency expansion, and oppose a forced fifteenth amendment. They call for taxation of U S bonds and protest Know Nothingism. The page also notes New Hampshire population decline and a New Haven clothier quitting clothing.

Democracy of Indiana Congress Supreme Court of the United States Legislative Judicial Department United States Iast Unitedtates

To my Wife Emma Tam dreary My heart is weary and cold

A dated verse from the New Harmony Register in March 1870 pleads with Emma. The writer, signing as YOUR JLUSBAND, laments apathy and longing, asking for warmth and blessing as a husband vows affection. The poem invokes sunlight, angels, and distant seas to comfort a weary heart.

The New Harmony Register Emma Tam

Odds and Enas in a Fragmented News Snippet

A garbled column touches on Senator Jim Lane and a proposed monument, moral reflections, and assorted quips. It references Gladstone, Brigham Young, and a clergyman involved in a $4,000 settlement, with miscellaneous notes on employment, dictionaries, and a Detroit Tribune item about an elderly man and dental work.

Bar A. Bawl-Room China Jim Lane Aarst Gen Howard Eas Gladstone ReaerThe Children’s Kingdom lLap- Jand Senator Morton Grasshoppers Brigham Young Pat Besx Long Branch New Jersey Ohio Ilo Max The Detroit Tribune St. Louis

Radical rule and NC turmoil threaten election will

The Vinbennes Sun reports outrage over Radical governance in North Carolina criticizing Judge Brooks for enforcing writs while Kirk resists. It alleges Radical leaders in Washington plot to contest Democratic seats in Congress and restore military despotism, urging action to preserve the people’s will.

North Carolina Kirk Brooks Washington National Republican Committee XLIL Bia Vincennes Sun

The Tariff Question and Democratic Free Trade

The dispatch argues the tariff taxes sugar tea and coffee, harming the poor while enriching bondholders. It claims Democrats favor removing duties on iron steel coal salt tools and other materials to fund a revenue level that could exempt luxuries and admit sugar tea and coffee freely. The piece denounces the idea as infamy and insists on a revenue tariff with free trade in necessaries.

Juafayette Dispetch U. S.treasury Democratic Party

Internal revenue law changes and tax adjustments in 1870 71

The article outlines repeals and alterations to internal revenue taxes effective from May 1 1871 and October 1 1870. It covers licenses repeals for most taxes, exemptions on schedule A items, sales taxes, promissory notes under $100, and stamped proofs for certain goods. It also notes income tax rates remaining at 24 percent for 1870 and 1871 with higher exemptions. A brief local anecdote from Troy New York recounts two young women debating Franco-Prussian War outcomes.

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