Pening Dispatch Enlarged and Rebranded in Memphis
Memphis press notes announce the Pening Dispatch daily enlarged size and new dress, calling it the largest exchange list and among the world’s largest. It is published by McCranaway Troys pare and Drit, with Davy Buuserin praising its vigor and new year makeover. The Memphis Bulletin Company is also highlighted as a strong Southwest daily edited by McMinox and a team of assistants.
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Wheeling Times and Gazette
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Augusta
Hara on Us and Local Notices in 1859 Dispatch
A fragmentary note laments lost copy for prospectus and accuses a rival editor of lecture costs. The issue reports a fatality in Waynesboro and a fluctuating Cincinnati hog market with weekly receipts and historic price trends. A LaGrange Ga. correspondent writes on railroad fever to Augusta and the potential 45 mile line, plus regional curiosities and warnings about race relations.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
LaGrange
Augusta
Messrs
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Bro. & Co
EXCEL
Savannah
J. W. Tarver
H. F Russell
H. F. Russell
Anthony D
Burke county election results and regional notices
Burke county vote tallies list winners for Judge Middle Circuit William W. t leading with 586 votes and others: Thomas H. Polhill 86, Curtis H. Shockley 3. Attorney General Thomas A. Ward 286, Alpheus M. Rogers 152, Claiborn Snead 47, George A. Mandell 127. Receiver Tax Returns Milton H. Lewis 884, Middleton Thorn 94, Aaron Griffin 71, John W. Fulcher 42. Tax Collector Joseph Saxon 158, John Buford 142, Alfred B. Smith 140, Matthew M. Sharp 59, Thomas Davis 48, John C. McCullers 42, June Skinner 15. other items note the Petersburg Telegram sale to a Tennessee publisher, various scientific and political items, a Texas tornado at Buchanan, a South American gold discovery report, and a rare printer ad from Brown's Saloon.
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Burke County
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Thos. H. Polhill
Curtis H. Shockley
Thomas A. Ward
Alpheus M. Rogers
Claiborn Snead
George A. Mandell
Milton H. Lewis
Middleton Thorn
Aaron Griffin
John W. Fulcher
Joseph Saxon
John Buford
Alfred B. Smith
Matthew M. Sharp
Thomas Davis
John C. McCullers
Jne Skinner
Congress Opens New Hall and Debates Retrenchment
Congress opened with ceremonies in the Senate Hall. Breckinridge delivered a strong oration as retrenchment topics were debated. In the House, Indian appreciation bills surfaced with plans for new territorial formation from Utah Nebraska Kansas and New Mexico. Georgia military pay claims also noted. Savannah races and cotton sales reported amid mixed weather, with New York cotton at 11 1 16 cents and molasses and flour markets steadier.
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