Fourteenth Judicial Audit and County Officials List
The document outlines the Fourteenth Judicial District including Sullivar and Vigo counties with irregular terms on specified Mondays. It lists county officers such as Clerk of Circuit Court T. J. Mann Auditor David Crawley Treasurer Dom P. Riggs Sheriff John Dudley Recorder J. N. Fordyce and Coroner John Waggoner along with school superintendent Jas A Marlow and numerous school trustees across townships and communities.
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Fourteenth Judicial Ciaudit
Cambers Patterson
Joan T. Gass
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivar
Vigo
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dom P. Riggs
John Dudley
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
J. J. Snyder
John L. Kaufman
John Waggoner
Jas
A Marlow
Jackson Township
Stark
Curry
Preston A. Reed
Fairbank
James Johnson
Turman
Thos, Collyer
Hamilton
R. A. Moors
Cass
Samuel Smith
Jefferson
J. M. Douthit
Hadden
R. M. Whalen
Gill
Will Willis
Rallivan Town
Murray Briggs
J. Patton
Tiriah Coulson
Merom
Thomas Stanley
D. W. Larr
Ana Wm. M. Johnaton
Carlisle
C. 2. Gwin
R. L. Jenkins
E. D. Denison
No electoral commission this time and no more 8 to 7
The passage mocks political division with references to Lee and Jackson and urges action to resist opponents. Turman township is shown as level, mourners walk streets, and calls to “take down dat pole” echo rebuilding. The text railes against democracy shutting up shop and predicts Gill township overcoming a democratic majority.
Wm. H. English Seeks Change Amid Snowed In Woes
Wm. H. English laments the cost of weather disruptions after a heavy snowstorm. He highlights the effort and expenses required to recover from being snowed under and restore normal operations.
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Wm. H. English
English will never smile again over thirty cents loss
A brief wry note reports that W. H. English suffered a loss of at least thirty cents, with a claim that he will never smile again. The item reflects a humorous local relief column tone.
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W. H. English
Hancock’s Escape From Resignation Sparks Army Duty
A remark notes it’s fortunate Hancock did not resign his regular army post, preserving his ongoing service and duties amid shifting expectations and leadership decisions.
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Hancock
Regular Army
Demo Confederates Face Nation Under a King Named N
A fragment notes a perception that the nation may be led by a monarch identified as N. The remark frames a historical tension between republican values and a centralized authority. No further context or dates available from the readable text.
Question on Waterloo's impact and democratic nationhood
The reader asks how many more Waterloo-like events are needed to convince the Confederate democracy that this is a nation. The query frames Waterloo as a measure of national legitimacy and invites contemplation of political milestones.
Democrats Fear Actions Undertaken by United States Authority
The passage notes a strong fear among Democrats toward measures carried out under federal authority. It emphasizes concern about what the government does and the party’s reaction to centralized power.
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United States
Hancock at Gettysburg Captures Dwindling Democratic Interest
The phrase notes that large portraits of Hancock at Gettysburg appeal less to the democratic crowd today, suggesting waning enthusiasm for the historical display.
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Hancock
Gettysburg
For Sale Large Lot of De Golyer Banners
A large lot of 329 De Golyer Credit Mobilier banners is offered for sale. Call soon at the democratic club rooms to arrange inquiries and viewing.
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de Golyer Credit Mobilier
Democratic Club
Republicans cash enough from Democrats to cover major campaign spending
Republicans have raised sufficient funds from Democratic sources to cover the largest share of their campaign expenses. This external funding shifts the financial balance ahead of key electoral battles this cycle.
329 Night Hawks Reflect On Garfield Incident
The 329 night hawks face self reflection after a disruption linked to Garfield, with critics accusing them of disgrace while attempting to justify their actions.
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Garfield
Democrats Weep at Surrender Anniversary
Democrats bowed their heads and wept as they marked the surrender event with somber reflection, recalling the Civil War end and its lasting impact on the nation.
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Lee
Grant
General Hancock In Precarious Health Condition
The telegraph reports General Hancock's health as precarious, with officials acknowledging serious concern about his condition and potential impact on leadership.
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The
Telegraph
Hancock
Query On George Gott Arrest Linked To Billman
A historical note questions whether George Gott would have faced arrest if Billman had not been involved. The item hints at a causal connection between Gott and Billman within the period's legal actions.
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George Gott
Billman
Campaign of lies and forgery won’t win in an enlightened country
The statement condemns deceptive tactics such as lying vilification mud slinging and forgery in political campaigns. It asserts that ethical conduct and truth prevail in a modern educated democracy.
Carlisle Vote By Briggs Lands 329 Vote Shadow
The note recalls John Briggs's 329 vote in Carlisle and wonders if Jobin faces a lingering specter from that disputed tally. The question hints at a famous lie tied to the result and its political echoes.
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John Briggs
Carlisle
Jobin
Fragmentary note on worth and allegiance in a distant policy
A fragment discusses loyalty to a regime and a plan mentioning Sofia South and a small crop in New Jersey. The text is garbled with unclear meaning and several invented place names. No coherent events or actors are identifiable.
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Zemoocracy
New Jersey
Mormons Land in New York in Year’s Early Flow
Last Wednesday 243 Mormons landed at New York, part of 720 arrivals from Europe this year. The joke likens the Democratic Party to a one horse shay bursting into bubbles, describing a rapid collapse of unity.
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New York
Europe
Democratic Party
S &E
Culverweil Medlcy Co
Ann St
N. Y
Aftershocks Hit Democracy After Cyclone and Earthquake
Disasters hit the nation as the democracy, already scarred by an October cyclone, suffers a fresh quake that topples institutions and shatters progress.
Questioning Motive Behind George Gott Arrest
Readers debate whether Gott's arrest aimed to vindicate election laws and uphold honest elections or served other interests. The piece weighs motives, legality, and political impact in a contentious public forum.
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George Gott
Questionable Indianap olis trip and subscription issues
The piece claims Billman traveled to Indianapolis on his own, not sent by others, and would not be notified until after the election. It ridicules past subscription deals like 30 cents until Garfield or Hancock’s elections and mentions Briges allegedly holding contracts to supply the Democrat at 30 cents until Hancock wins.
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Billman
Indianapolis
Wilen
Garfield
Briges
Hancock
Unclear election query over arrest cases in Sullivan County
The text poses questions about votes for arrests linked to radical and poor party figures, naming Jake Billman and Gott, in Sullivan County. The fragmentary source prevents a reliable tally or context for these votes or parties.
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Jake Billman
Radical Party
Sullivan County
Raucous Election Night Complaints Reported
Voters faced disrupted pre election events as crowd noise and drums disturbed the neighborhood. Managers allegedly offered refreshments to calm attendees while a large group remained noisy through the night, drawing complaints from residents.
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Punch Hoskins
Corr
Deamons
Arrests Stir Political Outrage and Class Rhetoric
The text condemns an arrest as outrageous and attacks the instigators as cowardly. It then questions the arrest of a poorer farmer George Gott and implies class bias in party responses, calling for sympathy toward the underprivileged.
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Jacob Killman
George Gott
Svswer
Editor Defies Hayes Title in Thanksgiving Proclamation
The Democrat editor persists in denying President Hayes as U.S. President by publishing the proclamation for Thanksgiving missing the signatures of the President and Secretary of State. The action humiliates the Chief Executive and mocks the high office.
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The
Democrat
President Hayes
United States
Billman Arrest and Democratic Support Stir Town
In a tense episode the figure Billman faces arrest rumors tied to court orders in Indianapolis aimed at blocking his vote for the Democratic ticket. Locals rally, depicting him as a martyr while Democrats rally to his cause amid circulating misinfo and emotional scenes at the depot.
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Billman
Strebor
T. H. Express
Jake Billman
Ieadahs
Grape Vine
U.S
Indianapolis
Gillman
Sullivan
Tadianapolish
Court scenes amid election rush as Bilman tale unfolds
In Sullivan County amid sharp partisan debate a man named Bilman appears to have sparked a political uproar. Police and voters faced tense moments as Democrats and Republicans clashed over alleged election law violations while crowds cheered and polls closed.
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Situman
Sullivan County
United States Court
Padianenesis
Court House
Ms ‘Herrick
St. Wut
Cabal
Rugn
Ugtise
Coal House
Denuke
Genstal
Fancock
Sheghe
Uncertain War Echoes In Historic Narrative
Fragmentary OCR passage recalls a historic wartime figure and a portrait of leadership amid conflict. It references battles, courage, and sacrifice, with mentions of a nation’s defense and a speaker whose words endure in memory. The text blends poetry and prose to convey the weight of national struggle and honor.
Tiputgans Win In Gibson County Election Margin
The Tiputgans of Gibson County stand unique in the year's race by not losing a single contest. Each candidate on their ticket carried the county and supported by the State red nation, with Princeton Clay son noted among the locals.
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Gibson County
Red Nation
Ho County
Princeton Clay Son
Local notices mix of ads and a death report
Emma Callahan receives a new organ while Jake Hoke's building rises. Heath's Store Mercus advertises Boots, Shoes, Hardware and more. John D. Boyle found dead in Paxton woods. coroner's inquest inconclusive. possible suicide linked to real estate dispute with brother-in-law. Heath’s Merom store retains ownership and sells cheap. Dr. Sam Weir displays Garfield portrait. Bill McCammon shows Hancock portrait for three dollars.
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John D. Boyle
Paxton
Sam, Weir
Gen’l Garfield
Bill McCammon
Hancock
Smith Sells the Bob White and Fellows Wale Run
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale of wildlife or property involving Smith and named individuals such as Boles and Peete. The readable text cites a regulatory body and references to run, rode, or guide terms, but details are unclear. The item appears to be a local notice or classifieds fragment with limited legible entities.
Inventors urged to seek Washington patent counsel
The notice recommends consulting Mr GC Is. Foster of Washington D C with 19 years of patent office experience for advice on applying before the Patent Office. It warns many patents are worthless and stresses the advantage of a capable local attorney to handle filings and related pamphlets.
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Washington
Is. Foster
Washington, D. C
Patent Office
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D.C
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Political Directory
Turman Township
Jackson
Sherman
Gill Township
Asericn
Grapt
Nate
Collaving
Suva
Emma Callahan
Jake Hoke
W.S. Smith
Heath
Mercus
Smith
Bob White
Uwal Atrider
Bob
Whitas
Smiths
Magoa & Hamlin
Wwoods
Wets Gao
Hughes
Joie
Cho ES
Wand Faye
Esate Benen Lie
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Pha
SS Fo AD
Peters
Eas Zion
Eleoa 2
SoGySg
G. W Stara Pres
Aayr Akl
Rod Witil
Chives
Gabel Atil
Pimento
Eat &O
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Ony Giles Iba
Gay
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Hloney
Apptf. W. Ii
Crowder
Purlitur
S&wley & McKinley
Banu
Purne
Salliv
South Side
Crawley & McKinley
Sarria 22
Crew Lange
Indiara
Mgitivay
Faun
Dulles & Dus Ag
Patyar Algaas Aid
Intel Als
J.stephens
Lebanon
Olio
Manhooel
Isis Parfect
D. IG
Slycote
Gricreate Vientity Ailg, Co
Adreda
Evter
Guenther
Guenther & Co. P
Fifth Avenue
Rey Fictoriai
Gul
Mit Books
Brit
Opelbeena
Jesson Courer
Iberlain
Carfield
Partice J
Cloott
Emor
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Iascs
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Napsau St
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