Local trade notes and almanac details in 1875 issue
Proprietor ANH Charles in Kararday, February 1875, advertises boots and shoes at low cash prices and a family groceries assortment. An exchange notes a drained rice pond misdescribed as corn crop, the Public Ledger Almanac for 1875 is a useful reference book. Howe Journal and Rural South will be issued weekly by Jos B Hummel. subscriptions via J W Bryan.
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Courgin
Howe Journal
South
Albural Bee
Thorn
Don Howe Joonnar
New Orleans
Compromised at Last in New Orleans Propositions
A fragmented 1875 report from New Orleans details attempts by Hon. Wm. A. Wheeler and the Congressional Committee of Investigation to suspend judgments until full information is received. It discusses contesting elections for the General Assembly and Senatorial seats, with names like Kellogg and participants such as J. W. Carr and G. W. Racwanpaon, amid disputed seating and accusations of perjury.
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J. C. Batchelor
M. D
Grand Ledge
A.M
Louisnen
Committee On Foreign
New Onuaeamt
Carr
J. W. Bavas
Wheeler
G.W. Racwanpaon
Wm. A. Wheeler
Congregsional Committee of Investigation
New Orleans
General Mittee
Ives
Kellogg
Nation in peril as corruption grips federal power
The piece laments a drift from public virtue, accusing leaders of greed and treason. It warns of looming anarchy and distrust, claiming the people ousted faithless officials and seek honest governance, while the ship of state drifts without clear direction.
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United States of America
Negros and Politics in the 1870s Senate Debate
A sprawling critique of Republican support for black suffrage in postwar America. The piece cites ten Republican Senators who allegedly favor black voters when profitable and oppose suffrage when not, naming figures, districts, and states while accusing political manipulation and violence in Louisiana and other places. It also mocks abolition-era rhetoric and notes census and murder claims, ending with a local Oregon naming misspelling incident.
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Congress
New England
Morrills
Allison, Ingalls
Eee
Senate
Scott
Pratt
Stewart
Gilbert
Grant and Kellogg: Plan to back Kellogg for Louisiana governor
The New Orleans Times reports a long pre election conspiracy involving Grant and Kellogg. It claims the President urged Kellogg to run for Governor while Tallmage was to have carte blanche to purge the party of disreputable elements and align with the national GOP. It notes efforts to head off Warmoth and settle Kellogg as Governor.
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New Orleans Times
Washington
Louisiana
Kellogg
Tallogh
Grant
Warmoth
Unclear text fragment about a person and finances
The readable fragments describe a person named Bae the Em connected to a bank and siege with a value noted as 106000. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event or clear entities beyond the isolated names and number.
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Paris
Ivas
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Anh Charles
Kararday
J. W. Bryan
Charles
Public Ledger
Ledger
Ko. W. Childe
Public
Philadelphia
Beny Brant Corners
Tom
Walter
Prithnaaux Sentinel
Republicam
Lewin Clarke
Etterday
Brooke
Sheridan
Oregon
Ake
Belle
Bellie
Bellie Ake
Grant and Kellogg
Hjarriborg
San Antonio
Easton City
Palter
Alverton
Texas
Star Hotel
Lake Charles
Bird Cage Saloon
Green Hall
Vbio Street
Lovielara
Aving
A.& Pierpont
A. Glass
Galvreton
Galveston
Esparnure
A. T. Lynn
Conml
Owen
Meneriin
Liberty
Galverion
Skinner & Stone
Strand
Texas Banking &Tan
J. C. Patterson
Gaterston
Thoman Cade
Corpus Christi
Patterson
Caden
Tamas A. McKine
Commission
J. Lagterse
M. Tasker
Legierse & Co., Wholesale Grocers
Wallis, Landes & Co
Liquors Tobacco
Cigarr
Thor, A. Gary
WE. A. Olaphint
Gary & Oliphint
Galyretor
Franklin
House
David Panry
Corer Mediente Amd
Galtreton
Typling
Houston
Alty
Pouley
Tandmer
Mielmri
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