Democratic State Ticket and Political Commentary Notice
The item lists a mix of party tickets and political commentary. It names Elijah El Norton as Democratic state ticket candidate for Supreme Court and E Mchenry Aylette Buckner for land commissioner, plus Alexander Mudd for representative and Benjamin W Wheeler for probate judge. It mentions Samuel J Randall nomination for Congress, Dean Stanley travels, Colorado election results, and local quotes on party politics. It references Sedalia opium use and German language schooling concerns in St Louis, with details on Greenback and labor party dynamics and concerns about underbid mechanics and office allocations.
Political attack on Greenback movement and reform effort
A lengthy editorial condemns the Greenbackers as disguises for the old Radical party, attacks underbidding in salaries as a path to office, and urges Democrats to resist demoralizing political tactics. It surveys retrenchment under Democratic rule, warns against factional manipulation, and notes a broader South fever outbreak and a contested U.S. legal matter surrounding a sinking-land law.
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Heleonary Heleonary Bandles Patchy New York Dispatch
A brief New York dispatch notes bandles with no contents of each and mattress matter, leaving readers with sparse details and unclear coverage of the event.
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New Suspects in Concordia Bank Robbery Case
Three men Frank Oneret and ghar com Ggiber Tf, neighbors of Warrenburg Johnson County, have been taken for examination after the acquittal of Offutt Carroll and Renick. Civil witnesses previously identified the trio as the robbers, while others placed them elsewhere, leaving the case __unclear__. Investigators vow to pursue the real authors and present fresh evidence soon.
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Taxpayers urged to support school fund plan
The letter argues for new scans by Lincoln voters claiming $1 000 to $1 500 annually would flow to the treasury for schools. It pledges officials to bond services at set sums, distributing about $50 per annum per district to fund two extra months of school. It condemns street corner reform and asks citizens to back modest retrenchment in government spending. Signers include Sawyer H Canrzs H H Jones E W Facemay Wu Counent J L Gannisom W M Nogron.
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September Crop Report Sees Mixed State of Crops
The September crop report from the agriculture department notes oats at 97, below August 100 and June 103, with last year's September at 106. Tobacco shows a general decline across respec tive states, while Connecticut reports a prosperous season with large, excellent quality yields. Buckwheat and potatoes data are incomplete, but conditions appear uneven across regions.
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