Seaside Plans Prompt Formal Exchange Between Servant and Mendicant
A maid is sent a message to stop visiting, saying all are going to the seaside on Saturday. The mendicant replies thanks and says he will also go to the seaside next week.
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Charles Dana
Boss Tweed
Tammany Thieves
Conkling
Gov
Blair
Patriot
Chandler
Horace
Congressional Elections Timing and Debt Claims, 1872
The article explains the 1872 law fixing congressional election days as the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1876 and every two years thereafter, clarifies that current elections follow older laws until 1876, and reviews debt reductions under Johnson and Grant administrations with figures from Finance Reports and Treasury records.
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Congress
United States
State Sentinel
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Register Allison
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Scanoplingal Vo
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Court of Justice
Croton
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Corbin
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Berlin Varner Wedding in New Harmony
Married Sunday September 1 1872 at the bride’s father’s residence in New Harmony Geo T Berlin wed Miss Louisa Varner in a ceremony noting family ties and local observance of event.
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Berlin—Varner
New Harmony
Geo. T. Berlin
Louisa Varner
Bruce
William Barnes
John Colly
A. J. Culbertson
W. Denis
C. W. Fowler
George W. Ga
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Tippecanoe County
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Noble County
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Marion County
Supreme Court
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Sullivan County
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Rushville
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Indianapolis
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