New York City Election Shapes Partisan Fortunes
From the Washington Globe report the official mayoral vote shows Harper native 23863, Coddington Democrat 19825, Franklin Whig 5176. Native Americans lead Democrats by 4938 and beat Whigs by 14649. Native Americans elect twelve aldermen and eleven assistants. Democrats five aldermen and six assistants. Whigs none.
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Washington Globe
Harper
Coddington
Franklin
New York
The
Courier and Enquirer
Brooklyn
Miss Celesta Miller Wins Damages in Promise Case
Miss Celesta S. Miller of Homer New York recovered 450 damages in a breach of promise of marriage suit against Levi G. Bradford. The ruling credits her with the damages in the case heard in Homer.
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Fremines
Celesta S. Miller
Homer
N. Y
Levi G. Bradford
Levi
Federal Whigs Show Bravado in New Orleans Rally
The passage notes Federalists armed with bowie knives at a New Orleans polling place, while Democrats respond with calm mockery and warn against violence. It reports Wayne county’s Wooster Bank plan, critiques anti American sentiment, and cites election results showing Democratic gains in Columbus and Indianapolis, with Whigs elected in Cheshire Stratford Plymouth and Democrats in Middletown Meriden Columbia.
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New Orleans
Gen. Jackson
Feds
Jack Falstair
Cheshire
Stratford
Plymouth
Middletown
Meriden
Columbia
Columbus
Sound money policy boosts western states as trade expands
The article touts improved national finances, a shift from depreciated paper to gold, silver, and sound bank notes, and declares Louisiana through Georgia prospering under a protective tariff. It notes wheat prospects in Jefferson county and Cincinnati market reports, with prices for pork, bacon, grain, and seeds and mentions cattle totals in major markets.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South West
Ohio
Gallipolis
Steubenville
Granville, &c
Wheeling Times
Jefferson County
Cincinnati
New York
Liverpool
I. Thurlow & Sons
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Market Update and Grain Prices April 18
Market improves for some staples while profits ease. Wheat sales reach 70 to 75 cents with 300 bushels at 75 cents. Corn at 85 cents, oats 22 to 28 cents. Clover seed 4 dollars 75 cents to 5 dollars 12 cents, timothy 1.25, flax 90 to 95 cents per bushel. Provisions show limited demand with small nearby sales. Wuisley reports no change and wide receipts. whole sale figures remain near listed quotations.
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D. McGowan & Co
Cincinnati
A&c
Missouri
Morke
Thorsday
Apral
Iuport
Eriremely Limited
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Ohio
City Mills
Howard Street
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Timothy
Bert Carrie
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Steubenville
County of
Jefferson
State of
David Comley
Scott
Joshua Barkhurst
Aaron Thompson,Jr
Short
Israel Jenkins
Jenkins
Short Creek
Samuel D. Hunter
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Biddle
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Hirst
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Eo Taut
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Waerbingtonien Total Abstinence Society of
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Boone
Otenny
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Money Matters
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Partau-Prince
Gillandel
Schr Ursula
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J. Bart
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Havre
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Shawneetown
Illinois
James Mitchell
Fe Chancery
Matthew
Larimore
Mattew T. Larimore
Brush Creek
R— Fr. Faetley
Court House
Charles McConnell
Broomfield
D. Hunter
Robert A. Kerlinin
Mt. Pleasant
Slim Heriff
James Abrahams
Ohio River
Isaac White
Syivania
Skff
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Said
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Tewle
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William O'Marray
Vietv
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Samuel D. Huner
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Heripfef
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Richmond
Imeriff
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Second Street
Annapolis
Shaff
McMechan & Garrett
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Apr
Wgowan & Co
Tanners
D. Mgowan & Co
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Harpers Pictorial Bble
Mellor's
Mellor’s
D.mcgowan & Co
Pihesu
Hhisaa Asii
Grae Hvuee
McMechian & Garrett
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Ont
Dr. Woowan & Co
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D. Moowan & Co
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Lady's Son
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Columbian Co
Lady's Ne“onal Co
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Treas’r
G. & A. Scott
David Gray, Jr
Market
Washington
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Logan
Kennedy
Wood Street
Birmingham
Sheffield
England
Pittsburg
Apr D. Mgowan & Co
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McMechan & Garre ¢ Iy Attinetts
Algerie
ELKS
Coeh Curoa Hwy
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W. Dougherty
J.S. Dike’s
N. & J.S. Dike’s
Thomas
New Cash
ALICO
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Adausean
Dolgherty
Prassstos
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Ieee
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Olio Laws
General Assembly
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House of Representatives
Thomas W. Bartley
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Saml. Galloway
Secretary of State
Avertorn
Alexander Conn
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Crash &c
Swan
Manuel
Frazer
Ampbell & Rice
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James.l. M'Devitt
N. I
Brcadeheap Corb Grocery
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Varo
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Tng Boys
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Thos. W. Bartley
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