Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Officials and Terms
The Fourteenth Judicial Circuit covering Sullivan and Vigo counties lists Patterson as judge and John T. Hays as prosecuting attorney. Regular terms are second Monday in January first Monday in April third Monday in Ane and fifth Monday in October. UNTV officers include Clerk T. J. Mann and others. School trustees named for multiple townships.
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Caumbers Patterson
John T. Hays
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan
Vigo
Ane
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dam P. Riggs
John Dudley
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
J. J. Snyder
John L. Kaufman
A. F. Katabrook
John Waggoner
Jas
A Marlow
Jackson Township
Stark
Curry
Preston A. Reed
Fairbank
James Johnson
Turman—Thias
Collyer Hamilton
R. A. Moore
Cass
Samuel Smith
Jefferson
J. M. Douthit
Haddon
R M. Whalen
Gil—Will Willis
Sullivan Town
Murray Briggs
J. Patton
Uriah Coulson
Merom
Thomias Stanley
D. W. Larr
Wm. M. Johnson
Carlisle C. BP
Gwih
RB. L. Denkins
B. D. Denison
Washington Leiter on Campaign Faith and Civil Rights
From Washington headlines we excerpt aFederal era letter praising Republican odds in Ohio and Indiana while labeling Sanders unpopular. The writer defends voting rights for all citizens and argues the Army should be used to protect a free vote if states fail to guarantee legitimate counts.
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Mr. Extror
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Porter
Sanders
English
Cincinnati
Hancock
South
Righl
Puritans Come To Seek Free Worship Notably
A Massachusetts teacher asked students what the Puritans came to this country for and a pupil answered that they sought to worship in their own way and compel others to do the same.
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Massachusetts
National Republican Club Convention Call
Indianapolis announces a National Republican Club Convention to be held September 16, 1880 at 10 a.m. Delegates from Garfield Arthur and other clubs are to be sent with proper credentials. Inquiries go to Phos M. Michel, Indianapolis, Indiana. John G. Farpesty, president. FR Roanis, secretary.
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Indianapolis
Republican Club
Young Men's Republican Club
Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club
Tim
Ela
Countip
Confederate flag in Hot Springs paper sparks partisan row
The Hot Springs Telegraph issue of August 23 carried a Confederate flag image and wartime slogans. Martinsville editors report Northern buyers and Democratic protests over alleged political manipulation while parties traded accusations about the flag and its meaning.
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Journal
Martinsville
Hot Springs
M. C. Harris
J. G. Bain
Gray
Lee
Jackson
Bain
H. C. Hodges
Hodges
Democratic secession warnings in Indiana letter 1860s
A fragment from a Civil War era letter discusses counting supporters in Indiana and predicts southern secession if Lincoln wins. The writer asserts W.7 would back Hancock now, but claims his loyalties remain constant since 1860, implying continued opposition to the current government.
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Hancock
Democrats Afraid to Propose a Better Change
Herper's Weekly argues Democrats avoid testing if they would govern better. It notes Democratic orators dodge the question and label Republican critiques as stirring past issues, claiming only a change is needed due to Republican wickedness without evaluating Democratic merit.
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Herper's Weekly
Rep
American Treasury of Facts celebrates national statistics
Hon A R Spotford Librarian of Congress compiles a national synopsis in numbers. The American Treasury of Facts, sent by Warner & Co, offers a compact compendium of the year’s national matters and reflects well on the compiler and the publishers.
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A. R. Spotford
Congress
Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co
Warner Safe Remedies
Messrs. Warner & Co
Mint Coinage Totals in August Reach 6.85 Million
Washington reports August coinage valued at 6,849,800 dollars with 2,253,000 dollars in standard dollars produced. The data reflects U S Mint output across denominations and notes the August totals.
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Washgton
United States
Hancock and Butler Indianapolis Tourant
Reported arrival of General Butler in the state to stump for Hancock and English. The text satirically cites Butler’s orders from New Orleans and mocks printing circulars promoting Hancock.
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Indianapolis Tourant
Butler
Hancock
English
Headquai
Department OF the Culy
New Orleans
United States
Indies
Gro. C. Strone
The Use of Sunflowers in Poultry Feed and Hair Care
The sunflowers are valuable beyond being weed like seeds provide nutrition for fancy poultry and produce a glassy plumage in adult birds when mixed with standard feed. The oil extracted from the seeds is used as a hair dressing for smoothness and vigor. The plant grows readily and aids the farmer in inexpensive ways.
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Sats
Pickaway's Indiana letter shows Democratic fund struggles
The writer, a Democrat, visits Democratic headquarters and notes Austin H. Brown and Treasurer Fleming examining a colored map and tallying majorities. English has not yet contributed funds, Landers has paid what he can, and the campaign lags until past aid arrives from the East as September approaches.
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Pickaway
Indiana
Cincinnati
Austin H. Brown
Fleming
Landers
Conversion letter and varied notices in New Lebanon
Letter debunks a conversion claim by John Register and critiques political loyalties. The page includes petty ads for Brendall spruill cure and Kendalls Spavin Cure, brief notes on a new telephone device, sulfur for fowl croup, a maritime quote, and an annual cotton report from Meuputs noting 409,809 bales received and value near twenty four million dollars.
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Meuputs
Electrical paving may steer vehicles by street conductor
An 1880s idea imagines paving streets with iron as a continuous electrical conductor charged by steam engines to power vehicles with electric wheels. Proponents claim wagons and fire engines could move in any direction with greater ease than horse drawn locomotion, prompting questions about future transport.
Race Horse Fonzo Ruined by Groom
Fonzo, a promising race horse valued at $3,500, was ruined recently by a negro groom who broke the horse's jaw with a club. Kendall's Spavin Cure is advertised as a universal remedy for injuries, bruises, cuts, sores and lameness in beasts or men.
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Fonzo
Kendall
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Sullivan Union
Political Directory
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Washington Leiter
Wasuixetes
Young Men’s Republican Club OF
Dran Siz
Jonm Og, Farpesty
Pres Young Men's Republican Club
Tad Cras
FL Roanis
Morgan
New Lebanon
Mr. Burron
John Register
John
Hayes
Peter Cooper
Jed Davis
Paris
Gotau
England
Beacongfraid
Crawley & McKinley
Sulliv
County
Alture
Sullivan County
Silisan
Dediana
Heath
Zeilin & Ulc
Philadelphia
Pruggists
Ge. &. A. Gollier
Offee
Squure
Sullivan, Ind
Ilomr
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W. H. Crowder
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Otlo
Western Female Seminary
Oxford, O
Mt. Holyoke
Ellen Peabody
ULB
Stoddart & Co
Postmaater
American Mannutf’g Co
Franklin City
Mass
Tate
Ronnue
Catent
Adaruag
Daniel F. Beaty
Hardware
Harpers
Dhe
Brest
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Castoria
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