Expulsion of Free Colored Persons from Arkansas
Reports from the Arkansas legislature finalizing exile for free colored people by January 1, 1860. Many families flee north aboard upward bound boats toward Indiana and Ohio. In Cincinnati and Seymour, Indiana, exiles arrive and receive aid from local colored communities while noting many men remain enslaved.
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Arkansas
Cincinnati Gazette
Seymour
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi
Kangas
Four Deaths by Burning Across Regions
A Baltimore sixteen year old Mary Swartz died after her dress ignited while seated on a man's lap at 63 President Street. In Virginia a married miller Annie McAllister burned to death at Allissville. A New York child died after severe burns from neglecting precautions during illness. A New Castle woman Elizabeth Anatrick burned when her clothing caught fire from a stove. Also reported: two men fatally struck by a train near Dinksville. Blacksnake an aged Delaware Indian noted as the oldest living. News includes life at Allegheny reservation and a portrait of an elderly Chief with six wives and a large property.
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Mary Swartz
President Street
Baltimore
John Deffray
Annie McAllister
Allissville
Happalannock County
Mane
New York
Eliabeth Anatrick
New Castle
Schuylkill County
Fie
Steve
Blacksnake
Allegheny Reservation
Ust
Randolph
Cattarauus County
Washington
Ashington
Houn-ts-te-Diy
la Crosse Minn
Union
Cullen
Chow Wing
M Sippi
Tap
Valentine Fewl
Menallen Township
Tamilton
Peter Fehl
Wasilengton
Foun William
Mary A
Lewis J Sepil
Moysius
Catharine Nemler
Scartet
Anna Margaret Ttaun
Weary Hahn
Franklin Township
Mary MM. Selt
Tittlestown
Mfr
Ludwick
Lury Elta Beml
Robert and Catharine Bate
Titomas
TI Wieralan
Delaware County
Indiana
Harman Wierman
Wantington Township
Stephen Day
Folin
Phebe Day
York Springs
Providense
Goityaburg
Tix Anid
Trent
Salttlr Aard Temes
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg
Great Falling Of in the Exportation of Breadstuffs
A St Louis contemporary reviews the past year’s food export data, arguing for a home market and protection for agriculture as European demand shrank. It notes a downward price trend, a weak Atlantic trade, and a table comparing New York exports for eleven months with 1858.
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St. Louis
West
Europe
New York
Montis
Earnest Appeal for Past Due Subscriptions and Ads
An appeal requests overdue payments from readers and advertisers to cover incurring expenses. It urges prompt remittance by those owing, notes accepted methods, and thanks prompt supporters while cautioning against delaying further. The notice also contains a block of unrelated ad copy for Mustang Liniment and products.
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Mnntis
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Tishars
United States
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Arairl
Mae King
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Saul
Cave of the Wilderness
William Wagner
Mymouth
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Dunlap
Niagara County
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Strahan Township
William S. Rinewart
Jane Scurlinr
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Willeym Tar
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Hamiltonian Township
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David Newman
Lucy Rebert
J. W. Alleman
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Adams County
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Yorkounty
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Gettyeburg
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Glover
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Imay
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J. G. Wour
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Chaumbersbury Street
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High Street
Fi Gettysburg
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Linganore
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Frederick County
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Eall
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Pusan Capon
Latinere Township
Joan Tudor
Ansen
Etters
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Chimbersburg Street
Jacobs & Bro
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Philadelphia
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Russia
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Marchant Tailoring
Carlisle Street
McConaughy
Jacob Reininger
Ojin Scott
Railroad Street
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Eagle
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Lester
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Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Savings Institution
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Marseilles
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Everett
Reebers
Mount
Vernon
Hicks
Phesa
Everélt
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the Knickerbocker
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the Atlantic
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Broadway
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Adams
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Eorge Arnold
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Hyad
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Oxford Township
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Straban
Paine
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Jacol Cassatt
Ansa
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Congress
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Trsox
Bert
Nysus
Tyson
Tyson & Bro
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New Oxford
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Comfor
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Dee
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Middle Street
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Weaver
Lass Self Sealing Fruit
Ab A. Scott & Son
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New-York
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