Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Sullivan Greene Hattao
Court terms set for Sullivan County with Third Monday in March and other dates. Officials listed include Judge John D. Alexander Prosecutor C. Coulson, Clerk David Crawley, Treasurer Charles L. Davis, Sheriff Joshua Beasley, Coroner Jor Was Dol, and Superintendent James A. Marion. Town and school trustees named across Sullivan counties Carlisle Merom Farmersburg Sullivan townships and Carlisle town.
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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Sullivan and
Greene Hatt
George W. Buh
Ccc
John D. Alexander
Ware
C. Coulson
Sullivan County
Manu
David Crawley
Charles L. Davis
James L. Berry
Joshua Beasley
William Arnett
James J. Shy
Jacob Billman
A.F. Estabrook
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Trains Described As Going South And North
Listing of train services shows southbound first class and second class options with numbers 1 5 6 17 19 21. Northbound services include numbers 2 6 8 10 18 20 22 and first class options.
Time Card Trains Schedules Evansville to Chicago
Train times listed for routes Evansville to Chicago and related connections show through coaches between Evansville Indianapolis and Ky yansville Indianapolis with daily and Sunday services. Sleeping cars run between Evansville and Chicago and regular daily trains 1,2,5,6,7,8 with exceptions on Sundays. G. J. Grammar, G. P. A.
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Evanusville
Chicago
Kyyansville
Indianapolis
Evansville
G. J. Grammar
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Trains Schedules East and West Across Accom Stations
A historic timetable lists trains moving east and west from Accom to St. Louis with station stops at Jones Sandoval Olney Flora Odin Sandoval Mitchell Winebrenner Vernon and Lonisiye. It shows day and night express services with times ranging from early morning to late night across multiple stations.
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Accom
Voneenmod
Nes
Olney
Vine
N’s
Seam Mitchell
Seymour
CN Vernon
ArCine’n'ti
Pacific
Ly Cine
Lpm
Vernon
Armour
Mitchell
Candidate. The Grizzly Brother and the Vote
A speaker describes a man named Smith in the first ward who votes for the highest bidder and against John Jones. The narrator urges finding a method to persuade him and notes his drunken best friend accepts fifty cents.
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Smith
Nore
Tim Hee
John Jones
Tsay
Ife
Smoking and health in American youth and a cure
A pale young man with a meerschaum shows how nicotine harms health. The author cites Harvard graduate Young K as an example who, after being advised to stop smoking, gains 28 pounds in four months and regains health and spirit. The piece argues smoking is worse than chewing or piping.
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America
Young K
Harvard
The Stomach Governs Conscience in Home Life
A historical reflection argues that appetite shapes morals and religion, tracing ideas from Carlyle about the kitchen’s rise to power. It warns poor cooking disturbs feelings and urges readers to consider food science and practical domestic guidance for a happier home.
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Carlyle
Lyman Leecher
World Exhibitions Persist as Nations Show Progress
The Pioneer notes that exhibitions remain popular worldwide with several industrial and scientific events on the horizon. It highlights the New Orleans World Exposition commemorating peace and cotton exports, plans for a future American showcase in London, and Antwerp’s international display under King Leopold.
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New Orleans
England
London
Antwerp
Leopold
Belgium
Centerville Tenn
Patents Granted for Week Ending Nov 4 1854
A list reported by Jos H Hunter of patents granted including products such as a paper box machine by Jeavne T Brown and an folding box by Isaac T Brown in Columbus. Other filings cover a corn planter rolling mill hooking machine cultivators walking cultivator and a seed drill tooth among entries from Indiana Illinois and nearby states. Names include Geo T D Hunter D H Lentz Ino Goodnough J J Riter Hiram Alley L L James and several Johnsons with devices like roller skate automatic gate and seed-related implements.
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Jos. H. Hunter
I Street
Washington
D.C
Jeavne T. Brown
Columbus
Isaac T. Brown
Wo. M. Graze
Logansport
Geo. TD. Hunter
D. H. Lentz
Indianapolis
A. DB. Reeves
Brownsville
Ino. Goodnough
Geo. W. Keyser
Hiram Alley
Clitty
L. L. James
Medora
J. B. Johnson
Wm. H. Johnson
O. B. Johnson
Wm. R. White
Vincennes
J. VD. Shrock
Angus Cattle Breed Traits and Charms
The Angus breed is hornless with black color and little white, a balanced symmetric frame, and a tendency toward early maturity. They are long, level, with fine limbs and soft coats, heavy for their size yet good feeders, and calm, easy to transport in hornless grades.
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Hereford
Devon
Panacea for Trouble Through Work Says Scientific American
A writer in Our Homes cites Scientific American noting work as the sole remedy for life’s troubles. Staying occupied with any labor prevents brooding and induces sleep, reducing crises and despair when employed, especially in service to others.
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Scientific American
Golden Opportunity for New Orleans Exposition
The Chattanooga Democrat hails New Orleans and the South as having a supreme chance to showcase progress and civilization. It frames the proposed world exhibition as a monumental, benevolent display of Christian civilization and mercantile prowess to captivate the old world.
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New Orleans
South
Chatanooga Democrat
Sunshine in the Home and the Light of Life
A note urging abundant daylight and ventilation in homes to improve health and spirit. It contrasts a dark, musty room with closed windows to the quick benefits of illumination, advocating sunshine even as flowers fade.
Wheat shipment from Buffalo to Chicago proves vain gamble
The New Albany Ledger calls the Buffalo to Chicago wheat shipment absurd and wasteful, noting the labor time and expense for nothing as the wheat will be returned to Buffalo. It criticizes speculators as gamblers who would impose costs on the public.
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Buffalo
Chicago
New Albany Ledger
St. Nicholas
Tin Centrary Co
New York
N.Y
Opening of the World Exposition at New Orleans
The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition opens December 1 1854 and runs through May 31 1855. The fair promises to be the most memorable event and travelers are urged to visit the Crescent City this winter.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Albuquerque
The Century 1885 Plans for Civil War Battle Papers
The Century announces a 1885 program of Civil War battlefield papers by high ranking officers from both sides. General Grant Longstreet McClellan Beauregard Porter and Beauregard contribute, starting with a Beauregard written Bull Run sketch. The series aims for vivid, accurate officer accounts with maps portraits and plans to preserve historical value.
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General Grant
Af Vicksbore
Britioh
Battos
Generil Longstreet
McClellan
Beauregard
Sumins
Lun
State swamp land auction notice in Sullivan County
Pursuant to a 1883 act the State of Indiana offers for sale at Sullivan Court House on December 5, 1854. Lands include forty acres lot one section seven town six north range nine west and forty acres northeast quarter of southwest quarter section one town seven north range eleven west. Appraised at 3100 and 100. Bids not below appraisal. James N. Rice, Auditor of State.
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John Tulme
Lovieia Smith
William ©. Smith
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
Said County
Sullivan County
Indiana
John M. Humphreys
Hamilton Township
Sulli County
Board of Commissioners
Tndiana
Inlet No
W. &. Catlin
Currysville
Curry Township
Board of Commissigners
Erdine
Ra Road
Sullyan County
Fred Jones
State of
Tange Nine
James N. Rice
William G. Adams
William Ernest
Sammel McCormick
Benjamin Drake
Henry Snowden
Elizabeth Case
Thomas J. Mann
Elizabeth Gray
Haddon Township
W. J. Davis
Briggs & Barrett
Sullivan Circuit Court December Term Report 1884
Cause No. 5176 proceedings listed in Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court during the December Term 1884. The record notes legal actions and docket entries likely including filings, motions, and court events pertaining to the case under state jurisdiction.
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State OF
Indiana
Sulllivan
Sullivan Circuit Court
Prices for Livestock and Produce from Malletts Sennivan Inc
A dated listing from November 11 1384 shows prices for hay wheat flour beef cattle cattle hogs sheep corn butter eggs hens roasters turkeys feathers ducks geese and dried fruits. Unit prices are given in per unit terms such as per bushel per pound per dozen and per barrel with ranges and minor typographical errors.
Market quotes show steady cattle and dairy prices
The listing notes steady prices for cattle with choice to fancy steers and various grades, including medium to fair steers and dairy cattle. Prices range from 4.50 to 4.95 per hundredweight for heaviest cattle and 24.05 to 24.60 for lighter loads, with creamery dairy quotes around 84 to 89 dollars per hundredweight.
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Hisher
Fe Dee
Bald
Lord Steady
Jans
Mattie Blarket
Barley Prices Tap Higher in Early Market Notes
A fragmented OCR item notes barley prices and oat futures with figures like 552 and 620 in a lower section. The text references citational codes and firm numbers but remains unclear on market action.
Market Quotations Mixed on Provisions and meats
Frhotn fair demand shows Pork steady at 15.850 and Lard firm around 6.56 to 6.40. Beef and other meats show varied activity with bacon around 10.12 and general bulk meats indicated. Rye and corn futures show steadiness amid fluctuating grain prices.
Lower prices and provisions in mid month market notes
The notice shows fluctuating livestock quotes with pork and dry salted meats steady or rising. It cites lower prices for bacon and pork, with specific figures like 15.50 for pork and 9. and 7.00 for various bacon and jackard items, indicating market shifts in November sessions.
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WIT Dee
Royse
Unknown mixed race coffee blend noted at quiet 63
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a mixed coffee blend and a quiet 63 reading with mentions of various names and Western teams. The readable items are sparse and lack clear events or outcomes to establish a fuller summary.
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Woratt
Loran Reese
Norv
Rynesty
Unclear Novel Fragments From Ohio and Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Egston and Woor-Dull with notes on Ohio and Pennsylvania items and Michigan references. Readable facts are scarce. no clear event, date, or entities to confirm.
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Egston
Woor
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kitt and Wilder Dominate Wildcat Pups in PA Playoff
In a rough action, Kitt leads a Wilder team past the Pups as Worms and iron defense derail rivals. Wilder's squad grips control early, then fends off late rallies with disciplined play and sharp shooting.
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Ohio & Mississippi
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Ind
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New York Star
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Brazil
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Greencastle
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Smiloh
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Henry James
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Italy
Joseph Pennell
New North-West
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Edmund Gosse
George W. Cable
John Burroughs
Tun Coutury
Times
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Leries
Howell
Tur Century
Ting Century Co
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St. Nicolas
J.T. Trowbridge
Europe
Frank R. Stockton
Tistoric Girls
Companion
Nistorie Boys
E.S. Brooks
G.J. Manson
Eden
L. P. Roe
Ielen Jackson
U.S. Senate
Edmund Alton
Wary
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Palanquin
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G. Leland
Inte
William M. Baker
Wrres
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St. Nicholas Artists
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Agathy Tunis
Mary Tutteck Poote
Joaquin Miler
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Office OF the Auditor State
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Nunda Publishing CO
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Sennivan, Inc
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Fia Va Paine
Profrietor
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Sullivan, Ind
Wilde
SOE
Lom
Mexico
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Annals of Transportation
A. Burke
Anderson Ward
Thomas E. Ward
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