Advertisement Agency Listings and Addresses
The text lists several advertising agents with their office locations including Philadelphia New York Boston Baltimore and Cincinnati. It notes Mr W B Palmer as a receiving agent and provides addresses at Third and Chest in Philadelphia Tribune Buildings in New York opposite the Park and No 20 State Street in Boston along with Evans Building Third Street and No 68 West Fourth Street in Cincinnati.
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W. B. Palmer
Aesure
Philadelphia
W. Esener
Removal of Masincke Order Near Court Street
Notice that the 7 Pwel Massincke Order was moved to Jewett's Brick Building on the west side of Court Street second story near the former site. Also, the Board of School Examiners will hold a special examination meeting on Saturday the 8th in their room at this location. An infant daughter of Tacos T. Srasret died after scalding from a overturned coffee pot. The region between this place and Lancaster remains disrupted with delayed mail service and criticism of Frank Pierce and subordinates.
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Board of School Examiners
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Tacos T. Srasret
Lancaster
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Inter
Columbus
Frank Pierce
Italy
Sardina
Tuscany
Genoa
Crimea
Lonian Post
Sicily
Forma
London
Pais
Russia
President's Message Readiness and House Speaker Vote
Congress starts next week and the President's Message will be delivered promptly if an organization is established. A prolonged contest for Speaker of the House is expected, delaying the document. The appearance is awaited with interest as debates proceed and coverage aims to inform readers.
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Congress
War fears and calm notes in foreign relations
The piece reports panics over impending war between the country and England viewed abroad as overblown, yet notes improved relations via Minister Buchanan in London. It also mentions society advertisements, market activity, coal trade briskness, and Democratic convention results with candidate updates.
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Canada
England
Wetlang
Buchanan
America
London
National Convention of American Party Meets in Cincinnati
The American party held a natlogial convention in Cincinnati for last week with delegates from eight states. Lt. Gov. H Po Perry presided as 52 delegates represented 104 electoral votes and approved resolutions urging repeal of the Missouri Compromise and urging a national council meeting in Philadelphia on February 19.
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Ofc Americany Party
Cincinnati
Tadiana
Illinois
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Rhode I*land
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Tuowas H Perv
Ohio
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Philadelphia
Congress
Nations Council
University gift eases library loss at Bloomington
News notes Ed W Denny Cincinnati presented Lidiana University with fifteen hundred dollars of books after a library fire. The faculty thanked the donor. Items also report on Gro. M. Daupas not eligible for US President, reflecting constitutional concerns and West Indies birth. Others note Indiana free banks wound up, Chinese returning from California, tobacco and pearl supplies, temperance efforts, and a New York auction of George Washington and Benedict Arnold relics.
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Cincinnati
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Bloomington
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United States
West Indies
Scotland
Washington
Georgia
Congress
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton Empire
Statesman
Ohio State Democrat
Fropp
Douglas, Atchison & Co
Ohio
Freedom
Free North State Journal
Bervares
Isle of Jersey
Messrs. Ribeyrolles
Pianciani
Thomas
Victor Hugo
L'Homme
M. Gaillardet
Paris
New York Courier Des Etats Unis
Lord Palmerston
Great Britain
America
Europe
Jersey
England
Louis Napoleon
Minnesota Territory and St Anthony Growth Described
A letter describes early Minnesota development with St Anthony and St Paul as key towns. It highlights lumbering power, water routes, soil richness, and climate favorable to agriculture, noting a growing population, churches, a newspaper, and bridges linking St Anthony to Minneapolis. The author praises the region’s beauty, resources, and potential.
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St. Anthony
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Hennepin
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Mississippi
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Oregon
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Ohio
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Stillwater
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Elimaly
Minnsota
Immigration trends in New York arrivals 1853 1854 1855
The article compares emigrant numbers arriving in New York for 1853 1854 and the first ten months of 1855 showing a growing foreign migration to the United States. It emphasizes the rising flow of people seeking passage and settlement.
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New York
Prairie traveler touts Iowa Nebraska and politics
Correspondent from the Messenger describes Northern Iowa Missouri and Nebraska Territory with praise for soils and crops including corn yields of 20 bushels per acre on new ground and 150 on old fields. He notes Republican leaning, land officer pressure, and warns of British naval threats while predicting an Iowa Republican majority in 1956. He plans a return in about a month.
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Platte
Iowa
Ohio
Hogland
France
London Times
Morning Post
United States
Times
Post
Bray
America
England
Johnny Bull
Louis Drapeau
Crimea
North
Scott
Twiggs
Fudhquaim
Ohio Military Officers Dissolved by New Constitution
Gov Medill orders all Ohio officers above captain rank no longer appointed under former laws. Armory control shifts toQuartermaster General. arms held until captains post bonds. All previously issued arms to generals to be returned to the State Arsenal promptly. State Journal notes this odd situation and favors keeping the new Constitution with its supporters.
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Statesman
Gov. Medill
S. W. Andrews
Ohio
State Journal
Change of ownership at the Ohio Cultivator
Col. D. Hanais has purchased the Ohio Cultivator from Mr. Bareman and becomes chief editor. The paper’s future is praised as stronger under new leadership, with strong support from major agriculturists and the State Journal.
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Ohio
8. D. Hanais
Bare- 4M
West
Col. Hagris
Ohio Cultivator
State Journal
Vermont Treasurer Receives Note for Treasury Deposit
The Vermont Treasurer reports a note offering $50 to be placed in the state treasury. The misaddressed message hints at policy aims like tariff reductions and redistribution of surplus revenue, reflecting fiscal speculation and a satirical view of economic restraint.
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Coxseigsce
Tye Pussic Treasuay
Vermont
Treasury of
Coxserrxer
Sam
Covington Night Race Gambit Staged on Main Street
Newport News notes report a crowd witnessed a wager match in Covington on Main Street between Fourth and Fifth streets. A lady allegedly attempted a $20 back-and-forth feat within the night hours before ten thirty, the darkness aiding the act.
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Newport News
Covington
Fourth
Fifth Street
Atlantic News Summary From Halifax to London
Halifax reports Canada from Liverpool with dates to the 10th arriving at 1 pm. London reports breadstuffs higher faltering demand, sugar up, meat steady, and a volatile market amid war rumors. General Intelligence notes uneasy peace prospects, varied battle rumors near Sevastopol, and diplomatic moves involving Russia France and Austria. Additional dispatches cite British panic at war talk, Spain England tensions over Boylan, and Sicily revolts with arrests and executions.
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Cook and Co. Win Damages Against Hamilton County
The Cincinnati Gazette reports Cook and Co. recovered 45495 dollars against Hamilton County for damages on contracts seized by Locofoco commissioners. The suit is one in a series likely to burden taxpayers. The piece ends with a satirical remark about voters returning the same officials to office.
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Cook and Co
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Martin Kezta Arrives in Galveston Plans Texas Move
Martin Kezta arrives in Galveston from Chicago on November 2 1915 and proposes Texas as his future residence. He plans to settle in Texas after visiting New Orleans and other cities.
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Martin Kezta
Texas
New Orleans
Galveston
Chicago
Bank Note Delineator praised by engravers
John S. Dye of New York presents a plan for a Bank Note Delineator to detect counterfeit and altered notes. Engravers Rawlpon Wrrent Haton Epson approve the concept as a simple effective protection against fraudulent paper.
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John S. Dye
Broadway
New York
New Yor
Msg
Rawvpon, Wrrent
Haton & Epson
Michigan seeks grand jury on prison jail needs
Michigan authorities have asked the U S District Court in Detroit to convene a grand jury to examine whether a jail is needed for imprisoning enslaved people or for related cases within federal jurisdiction.
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Michigan
United States
U. S
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