Letter from Gov Allen on slander and troops
A letter from Gov William Allen of Ohio to a Louisiana correspondent is printed. Allen denies rumors of calling 40,000 troops to quell uprisings in other states, calls the report nonsensical, and thanks the recipient for defending him. He predicts Democratic triumph in 1876 and urges unity for peace and civil liberty.
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Uoivanm
Orleans
Tom
Louisiana
South
Lake Charles
Calcasian
H. D. Nix
Another City in the Mire: New York Debts Do The Math
The New York Herald calculates total city indebtedness at 176 million dollars when including floating debt, unpaid judgments, and uncollected taxes. With a population of one million, per capita debt nears 176 dollars, while annual government expenses approach 38 billion dollars. The piece questions progressiveness amid high deficits.
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New York. Herald
A Galveston Fair Appeal for Ten Thousand Dollars
The Agricultural Horticultural and Industrial Association appoints Lubbock Shaw Wilkens and Boyd to urge citizens to pledge ten thousand dollars to build permanent fair structures at Oleander Park for a spring event. The debt free group pledges to erect facilities and prepare for a fair next April, promising a music and promenade venue amid plans to attract visitors and develop the area.
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Messrs
Dickinson
Seorestine
Cleaton Sling
Galves
Southern Farmer's Friend Weekly Agricultural Journal Ad
The Ninth Volume in January edition promotes the Home Journal as an excellent weekly agricultural paper for farmers and planters in the South. Subscriptions reduced to $2.65 per year with portage, or $2.09 for single, $2.15 for twenty or more, with a chromo included. Subscriptions available by mail from New Orleans.
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Mont Ralaw
Portage
Qon Dore Joon
South
Maderibers
Gregg
New Orleans
Ratoe
Ada Grego
N. B
EA Tyley
Sampson Brow
Po Verlein
Uel Jones
New Orleane
Jt .Dawe
Jackson
Mive
Balter
The Weekly Sun's Rise in Circulation and Scope
The Weekly Sun proclaims growing reach with over seventy thousand copies circulated and readers across states and territories. It pledges faithful, informative coverage, avoiding party bias, with full daily news, entertaining features, and subscriptions at five dollars per month in New York City.
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Agdeatwist
Anne of Republican
Keaton
York City
Braul
Piadan Tor
St. Louis
Missouri
Palestine
Jerusalem
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Gay. Allen
Olio
Picayune
Ohio
William Allen
the Mire
Galveston
John Taylor
Virginia
Grant
John Quincy Adama
Taylor
G Rowipleine
Thomas Budd
Tal
Porton
Bird Cage Saloon
Prometor
Puso Street
Weekly Echo
JOB Printing Office
Mandrills
Peters
Mary— Percy
Rorcy
Leont
Jiminia Brows
Jonnie
Alice Cary
Minnie
Madame Ar
Moreen Walts
Giro de
Valing
Dem
Wee Porey
Hays
Stewart
Giapnetti
Leioeq
Glover
Porey
A. Haye
the Stewart
Torry
Lover
Christie
Npal
Dressler
A. Maylath
Wiegand
Wager
Wagan
Waigner
Wagner
Priew
Kinkel
Porter
Becht
J.L. Peters
Broadway
N.Y. P
William Gregg
Mitt
Ada GitRud
Office OF Gregg’s Purchasing Bureau
Burgundy Street
Camil
QO Home Journal
Rural Southland
Camp Street
Janes J. Brummell
Adivor ‘Od
Dr. H. A. Swasky
B. G. Kerr
D. Dennets
Tame Ven
Wetter Ap
Propeller Ramos
Lake Chattes
Leesburg
Carcasian Pass
United States Mail
Lake Cha
Lake Sharlor
R. Raynolds
J. W. Dryan
US Old Stand
Ryan
Public Square
Crockery
SLE
Tut
We Kirby
GEO
H. Wells
Brashbar
Tut Calcusieu Silver
Marion
Amity
Whlls
Lake Charis
Foningarte
J. C. AM
Cooper
Gill
Bagdad
Andrus
Saxon
Big Woods
Puirchiid
Nibblett's Bluth
Tanpalao AG
Ig Ithia
SMART
Taonap
Caleusien Parish
Nix’s Ferry and Store
Andrea
James Wit
Rochester
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