Magistrate State Ticket Listing for Supreme Judge Norton
MGCRATIO STATE TICKET FOR SUPREMA JUDGE ELIJAH H NORTON FOR ABOINTES OF LANDS JAS E MCHENRY FOR SUPT FUBLA BR D SHANNON FOR RAILROAD ww A M SEVIER County TICKET FOR REPRESENTATIVE ALEXANDER MUDD sum PROBATE JUDOR BENJAMIN W WHEELER
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Mgcratio
Elijah H. Norton
Abointes OF Lands
Jas
E. McHenry
D. Shannon
A. M. Sevier
Alexander Mudd
Sum Probate
Benjamin W. Wheeler
Wade Hampton Named to S C Senate Seat
It is said that Wade Hampton will succeed Patterson in the United States Senate from South Carolina. Mr. E. P. Reed, a commission merchant in Memphis, died of yellow fever on the 9th inst, a nephew of Mrs. F. M. Harlan.
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Wade Hampton
Patterson
United States Senate
South Carolina
E. P. Reed
Memphis
Tenn
F. M. Harlan
Oregon picks J. H Slater for Senate seat
The Oregon legislature elects J. H Slater to the United States Senate to replace Hipple Mitchell. The new senator is described as a hard money man. In Louisiana fusion nominees appear for Beauregard, who declines. Republicans suffer losses in Maine and fear worse in Pennsylvania. An election is set in the Twentieth judicial circuit for November fifth to fill Judge Robinsons vacancy.
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Oregon
J. H., Slater
United States Senate
Hipple Mitchell
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Robinson
Democratic Party Nominating Freeze and Bank Deposits
The Democratic central committee of Ticone county adopts a rule against county nominations this campaign. Massachusetts Democrats at Worcester on the 17th saw Butler delegates nominate the General for governor and push a platform. A Bow-ton adjournment suggests further silver, Pacific railroad, and third term debates. State deposits awarded to Bank of Commerce in St Louis and National Exchange Bank in Jefferson City average about $850,000 daily with a 2.555 percent annual bonus, secured by U S and Missouri bonds, $50,000 set for the receiver in Jefferson City.
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Democratic Central Committee
Ticone County
Massachusetts
Worcester
Butler
Bowton
Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
National Exchange Bank
Jefferson City
United States
Missouri
MERALE POLITICS DEFEND DEMOCRATIC PARTY AGAINST NEW GROUPS
The piece defends the Democratic Party against third party challenges and insidious rivals. It denounces self seeking leaders, warns of conspiratorial plots, and urges vigilance by the people to safeguard constitutional liberty and the old party’s principles.
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Tae Merale
Herald
Democratic Party
Cmsare
Death of E B Foster in Memphis Yellow Fever
Edwin B Foster of Memphis Tennessee died of yellow fever on September 15, 1878 at age 32 years 7 months and 21 days. The former partner of the junior editor of this paper, he was praised for generosity and noble character in a heartfelt tribute. Sympathy extended to his bereaved family as public notices mention his philanthropic spirit and service during the plague year. The note ends with a fragmented reference to about 145,000,000 of 4 percent bond denominations.
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EB. Foster
Edwin B. Foster
Memphis
Tenn
Foster
Fragmented historic debate hints at bill referral to committee
A garbled passage suggests a parliamentary moment where an act faces opposition from a gang of bandits and a clash with Socialists. The house finally votes by a large majority to refer the bill to a committee for examination.
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Committee of
Ohio Seve Dispatch and Election Proceedings
An 1871 state law reference governs civil proceedings in Ohio in Cincinnati. The text notes officials Thurman Nelson Sayler Wilson Hoadley and others involved in non-rail conflict cases, detailing entrance into a supervisory capacity under the act. The item conveys legal action within a political framework and election oversight.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
United
Eppolstaent
Thurman
Nelson
Sayler
W Ms
Jo ‘Hoadley
Positions Five Days One Court October List
A brief listing outlines five positions and a one day court date in October. The document notes a schedule itemized by item number and associated times and places for filing or hearings. Authorities urge attendance and compliance with the posted order.
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Courrre
Monmamery 5 Blair and the congressional phone argument
A fragmented excerpt shows discussion of Blair in Congress and a debate over using personal phones. The readable text hints at party lines and reaction to a tainted reputation. The exact context and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Blair
Congress
Political contest shaping up in Maine and nation wide
Fragmentary text shows a debate between parties and groups like Greenbackers and Democrats. It hints at a national contest with Indiana and Maine as referenced locales, suggesting the defeat of a party or shift in political lines. The passage is incomplete and lacks concrete outcomes or specifics.
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New York
Indiana
Maine
Connecticut Democrats at State Convention Platform Demands Honest Debt Payment
The Connecticut Democratic platform denounces repudiation and calls for honest public debt payment. It condemns Republican financial policy as a path to bankruptcy, supports currency for the benefit of all people, and reiterates principles on war, finance, and commerce. The document reflects 19th century concerns over currency stability and debtor versus creditor interests.
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Connecticut
Democrats
Union
Circular replaces prior notices by Poem Gilollan
A circular issued on the 14th by Poem Gilollan replaces all fore issued circulars by Plc eo the pulls Siabana atts 3 and Gninese, used as current money. The assistant
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Gilollan
Cotton De Jase 1877 Receipts Record Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes show official statement on cotton receipts and overland bale totals totaling 2708 bales. Names and precise details are unclear, but context indicates a formal record of shipments and quantities related to 1877 cotton commerce.
Fragmentary early note on exposition committee origins
Fragmentary text mentions an exposition committee connected to schools in Saint Louis and references to Ohio Indiana Wisconsin. The legible fragments hint at regional involvement but names, dates, and concrete actions are unclear in the damaged source.
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Deepee Ienue
S J. Louis Recut
Clinais
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconnig
Tad Cerry
Community Concert Ends With Notable Local Talent
The Murphy concert drew praise for a host of performances by local youths and Mrs. Woolfolk. Mrs Lisle Wells and Miss Ella Woolfolk sang duets, Miss Ella impressed with a second turn, and Miss Birtie Hutt charmed the audience with Fair Dove. The evening featured young performers, instrumental solos by Miss Mary Woolfolk, and a moving Nearer My God to Thee by Mrs. Woolfolk.
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Liszle Wells
Ella Woolfolk
Ella
Birtie Hutt
Woolfolk
Longfellow
Secret interview quotes General Wallace on Mexico trip
An interview cites General Wallace saying he did not seek a political appointment and traveled to Mexico out of curiosity about the country. The piece notes the timing around John Moron’s raid in Ohio and hints the publication of the state secret could affect U S Mexican government relations.
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Lew ‘Allace
le Allace
John Mor
Ohio
Louis
New Moxon
Bern
Mexico
United
Eepenies Returns to Deportion Pace Versus State Decline
Partial OCR fragment notes Eepenies returning to deportion pace against unidentified states. Mentions slight rise in segments 92, breadth 878, and a 1877 loss due to decline in condition. References percentages around 8 and one sixth figures, plus patient losses estimated near 200.
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Jatates
Mer
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Thomas R. Redd
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Gen. Beauregard
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