Gubernatorial and statewide ticket list presented
The ticket lists Governor Thomas Browke Randolph and Leonidas Sexton Rush for statewide offices. Also named are GONLAVE ORTH Tippecanoe for Congress, W W Curry Vigo for Secretary of State, James A Wilnmarx Howard for State Treasurer, Jon B Glover Lawrence for State Treasurer, James B Black Marion for Supreme Court, Charles Scholl Clarke for Clerk, Benjamin W South Marina for Superintendent, James C Denny Knox for Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scholl
Clarke
Benjamin W. Ssouth
Marina
James C. Dexny
Knox
County Republican Ticket and Greeley era politics
A fragmentary report outlines county Republican tickets with Col Jon Vix as treasurer and William Shanks as burveynr, among others, while discussing Democratic strategy to divide the Republican vote and back Greeley. It notes factions within the Democratic and National Democratic conventions and implies concern over Belmont’s influence and campaign maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Jonn Vix Treas
Iamer Garten
Burveynr
William Shanks
William H
Crinnn
Spreier
Greeley for Grant urging reelection in Tribune
An editorial from the New York Tribune argues for General Grant's reelection, praising his administration’s peace abroad, tax reductions, and debt repayment while noting current events strengthen the case. It cites Greeley’s view that the government has reduced debt and paid pensions, maintaining that foreseen public sentiment favors Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
New York Tribune
HW. G
Thase
Mr. Greeley
Greeley Endorsed by Western Celt Over Governor Brown
The Western Celt endorses Mr. Greeley while attacking Governor Brown as a political weathercock trimmer and lacking political honesty. The piece notes strong support for Brown from American citizens in St. Louis and Missouri towns, detailing Brown’s immense backing and a large rival margin in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Brown
St. Louis
Missouri
Aid
Irish grievances against Gratz Brown in Missouri politics
A political letter accuses Gratz Brown of Irish discrimination in appointive and public posts, citing the police board as evidence and promising further exposure of alleged corruption while highlighting nationality tensions between Irish and German communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClurg
Gratz Brown
Brown
Board of Police Commissioner
B. Gratz Brown
Dolly Varden Fashion and Calico Trade Rumors
Fash and gossip from a New York City saloon scene discuss Dolly Varden attire and calico goods, noting the feverish demand, upcoming events, and the style shifts from lace to guipure inserts. The piece references Mr. Greeley and a 1860 sentiment about secession, weaving fashion chatter with political quips.
Singular tale of a missing child and a doctor’s scheme
A Louisville Ledger report outlines a young woman arriving on the steamer Bandy from the river town areas who claims she was stolen as an infant from Galens, IL. She alleges a Louisville doctor adopted her, and two weeks ago the dying mother revealed the full story and sought her child’s return for a $1,000 reward, with distant wealthy relatives in Louisville. The piece promises to publish the full life story in days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Ledger
Ducka Thorpe
Shaanya
Galens
Mia
Mise Thorpe
Tieir
Alisa Thorpe
Louisville
Nti
Mint Thorpe
Grant and Greeley in Southery voters dispute
A. H. Stephens of the Atlanta Sun comments on the choice between General Grant and Mr. Greeley. He urges Democrats not to back either candidate, arguing it is better to suffer defeat than support both. He notes Greeley’s bail for Davin and compares it to Grant’s stance over Lee’s parole after Appomattox.
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Keeley
Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Vizus
Ceces
Grant
Tlotuce
Greeley
Acral
A. H. Stephens
Atlanta Sun
Democracy
Grapit
Ald i
Chapa
Davin
Washington
Lee
Appomatox Court
Grotnik
Jeter
Anu Buruain
Me. Greeley
Ingenious English Torpedo Drives Underwater
An English engineer in imperial service unveils a keel and rudder torpedo powered by an explosive percussion and air engine. It travels at speed and can pierce hulls, with testing claims of damage at 200 yards and a broadside effect when used near vessels.
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Dua
Berger
Ene
Shee Wess
Yennue
Eng
Justinent
Chis Wenger Kiowa
Wardlel
Amleas
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Wrare Av Lance
Nathan Kiwball
HOS. Joseph & Buckley
John Schwartz
W. A. Wood
D. B. Kumler
Venderburg Co
Cyrus T. Rixon
Floyd
John R. Craverss
Jefferson
John &Goodd bin
Franklin
W. Grubbs
Morgan
James Johnson
Jseble Harper
Warren
CAPT_C. CONINGILL
Wahaab
Taylor
Allon
E.W. Ellis
Elkhart
Sidney Keith
Fulton
Trox
D. W. Voorn
Dave Aun
Makit
Frean
Y. Courier
New York
Otter Taran
Scone
Capes
Inselatlen
Fuse
Porke
Picolius
Central Park
Sengeeme
Cincinnati
Vreo
Haan
North American
Wis
Zleagih
Yerewlag
Miss
Direon Bay
Wmn Selfeadjarting
Panier
Pennsylvania
D Wells
Terchalf
New Orleans
Ohio
Broad Street
Martin
Naval Warfale
Dlou
Geer Deterott
Tertuary Iik
Fealy
Howie
Deran
Newport
Bancroft
Mies
George
Zeolagien Collecrinn Nny
Sapeottodl
New Coods
Juat
Demarara
Mavkekeal & Witte Fist
Willow Wake
Tobacco
Frar Insurance Co
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Atanir
Veaiable Asemte
Vonnel Previn Bamg
Areees Paulaly
Walt
CRON
Cnet
Post Office
Washington, Mnd
Sefriy
Agert Vane J. It
A Steen
Aor
Koewaremve & Go
Indiana
B. Staten
N.Y
Weewill
H Hainkcome Prospectoa
Ode
Fredy Rable
Adetreys Narromae
Aby Penton
Mall
Wimarriage Guide
Egypting Gracie
Addreas T. Wilbear & CO
Bib
Chiladelphia
Luce
Annerod
Ter Cigeulur
Cor Water
S. Yoo
W. Rendelphative
SEANG
P. A. Campbell
Old Stant
Main St
Bet
Wasai Selon
TNT
Tvan Liyacas
Vy Beng
Tasce
Highihenlies
Kelgugg
Piattat
Noovr
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Lats
Cal
Tio
Wegmul
Derott
Efurtia
Ure
Leary
Pat Miolay
Doktral
Crete
Best Tex
Perel
Cpvlges
Waphs
Architective
Rhein
Scientific American
MUS & CO
Park Row
Washington, D.C
Dr. G. KR. Dale
Cuy Center
Washington, MD
Gallaghers
Mivern
Daviess County
J. F. May
Madison, Tad
Alay
Wells City Drug Store
Cor 21 & Main Sts
Weshington, Int
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