Delaware Commission List Of Peace And Notaries Public
The Executive Department of the State of Delaware attests a list of Commissions held by the Governor for the Peace and Notaries Public with fees paid, covering December 165 to December 4th of the year noted, verified by Secretary Ignatius Cogru le. The document records names across Kent and New Castle counties including Mahiogel, Watson, Moore, and others, and bears official seal.
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Delaware
Dover
Kent County
Baltimore
Sussex
Mirderkill
Kent
S. Gilbert Wilds
Smyrna
Thomas F. Hammersie
Miltora
James M. Watne
Wilmington
New Castle
Isaac
Tritt
Milford
Joseph Lafetta
Lewes
Hoeccee
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Executive Department
Avis CE
State of
Capernne Porous Flaster Wins Top Merit at Philadelphia Exposition
The Caperne Porous Flaster captured the sole merit award at the Philadelphia Exposition, praised as the best external remedy by over three thousand physicians and druggists. It vows instant pain relief and quicker cure than other plasters and liniments, priced at 25 cents.
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Benton
Benson
Noviseod
Undefined historical notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references an attorney or physician and a dated line from 1870. It mentions payment by mail, an address, and a contract number with terms about secrecy and medical skill, fire boars, and a professional consultation context.
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Kishor
W. HP. Poysician
Our Bull Dozed President and the Grant Crisis
A strongly worded 1868 editorial argues the Republican Party faces ruin without a decisive victory in the upcoming election. It lambasts President Grant for wavering leadership and urges Republican Senators, notably Conkling, to curb him to save the party and the Union. It warns of a usurper and calls for unity under principled moderate leadership to prevent national collapse.
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New York Herald
Republican Party
Union
Chantlers
Camerons
Tyners
Grant
President Grant
Sherman
Caroline
Strue
Jumna Aml
New Orleans
Talassev
Congress
Potomar
James River
Petersburg
Richmond
Johnson
Carpenter
Cameron
Ihs
Ciovernor Heyesle
Democratic Party
Sumter
Tilden
United States
Eeepublican
Iillers
Cana
Dian
Conkling
Edmunds
Frelinghuysen
Jones
Christiancy
Burnside
Trebalf
Senator Conkling
White House
Elijah
Elisha
Israel
Public opinion on elections and fraud in 1876 era
A collection of editorials attacking electoral fraud and the Louisiana returning board, praising the popular will expressed at the ballot, condemning plans to overturn results, and noting a controversy over a university poetry position with a student poet replaced by a man. The items reflect partisan tensions and calls for vindicating law and ballots.
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Louisiana Returning Board
New Orleans
Brooklyn Argus
Tilden
Louisville
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Courier-Tournal
Chandler
Bay 1
Faly Corwler
Dem
Five men charged with murder freed from Bardatown jail
Five men charged with murder escaped Bardatown jail yesterday morning when ten masked raiders released them. The rest of the page covers political moves in Oregon and South Carolina, court actions in Ohio and New York, and a De Soto parish Republican letter criticizing election practices and asserting defeat.
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Bardatown
Oregon
Republican Committee
Portland
Washington
Charles M. Sterling
Youngstown
Ohio
Detroit
Congress
Barton Hanvicott
St. Lawrence County
Albany
Amsterdam
Tapia
W.D
Simpson
South Carolina
Senate
Premis Dny
Judiciary Committee
Wade Hampton
Columbia
Hayne
Stool
Hampton T
Chamberlain
Stool Simpson
Stearns
Philadelphia urged to move state capitol to Memorial Hall
Provostn I Pennayt VANA Caritage to the councils sent in on Thursday, Mayor Stokley of Philadelphia recommends action to facilitate transferring the state capitol to Philadelphia. Councils pledged in 1864 to spend one million for new state buildings if moved here, citing Memorial Hall’s suitability in Fairmount Park. Change requires state law and popular approval under the new constitution.
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Pairmount Park
Ttis
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
New Orleans Plan Sparks Costly Election Controversy
The article details election staffing costs including seventeen assistant supervisors at six dollars daily for eighty two days, four clerks at twenty three dollars daily for eighty two days, five dollar election commissioners for two days, and around six hundred constables for one day. The State registrar approved sixteen thousand five hundred dollars for assistants and clerks, while many constables, described as mostly negro roughs, billed for two to five slave services. radicals allegedly stationed a large constabulary on election day with other radicals serving as United States deputy marshals on November 7.
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Prabouy Medt
OAL Institute
Europe
Peabody Medical Institut
Philadelphia Enquirer
le Smuuia
N, Y. Tribune
Marea Slat
Joston, Press
Gladia
United States
Orleans
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Gray Babit
Jeu
Enel
Binge Mor Justi
Andrew Dt
Wright Jasper Dawson
Ponts St. Carper
Crane Moore
John de Pal
Stephens
James M. Watson
Actions Mahiogel
RED Tea Store
West Third
Market
Shipley
Wade
Maricabo
Laguyra
Jaya
AVAN
GREEN
Eiftings & Conta
James
Great Canton and
Dianen Toa Company
West Third Street
Wilton
Del
Philadelphia
UAVS
Eas
Loti
Arashirte
Wea
Anlee Teat
Philae
U.S. Mint
Masonic Hall
Girard Coltege
Rarchouaes
Ur Ne Lin
Wien
Amaker
Aes
Rane
Mes Mirkel
Markee
Jand
Wanamaker
Anamy
Anam
John Wanamaker
van Vang
D&c
M.C. Boyer
Sorristown
Pete
They
TVE
Eaton Pds
West 31St Street
New York City
Sts
OF Urban & WA
Wilmington, the
Salt the Times
Hyde
Notter
Jorge Zig
P, Allmond
Cer
Sid & Market Sts
Croceries
Collees Spices
Rowell & CO
New York
Bulfinch Street
Boston
Pokite Revere House
MOH Phan
Stila
National Medical One Tion
Frenera
Sontrinate
TaTh&S&wly
Desy
Market Street
Wilmington, del
Henry Greebe
Oo Market ST. N. B
Qnovzi-Lynel Waointei & Co
South
Friends of the Union
The
Constitution
Republic
Ben Wade
Ben Butler
Corspe
Public Opinion
Wesleyan Union
Newrin
Roberson
Long
Dera Aa
de Soto Parish
J. Madison Wells
de Soto
Dam
Dey Soto
National Republican Party
Tam
Mally
Jound
Lowe
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