PUBLIC SPEAKING AND POLITICAL RUMORS IN LAWRENCEBURGH
William Cumback the people's candidate for Congress will speak at Parrys corner Lawrenceburgh next Friday evening. A special train departs at six thirty from Second street depot, return after the speech, fare twenty cents. Gossip says Judge Holman has accepted the nomination, though no formal word. A new street rumor hints at a possible backing out and replacement by Clint Tickey if needed. A local incident reports men at the Machine Shops scrutinizing a passerby, causing his disappearance. Also noted are weather conditions, a drought affecting wells and rivers, and notices of poetry books and Graham's Magazine in Philadelphia. An inquest at Lawrenceburgh items details of a man found dead on the railroad track.
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William Cumback
People’s
Congress
Parry's Corner
Lawrenceburgh
Second Street
Hoosier
Cayls
Holman
Clint. Tickey
Tickey
Durham
Mills
Lawrence
Tiexay
Baal
Fetrath
Johue A. Emi
Dearborn County
Indiana
Ohio & Mississippi
Proceedings of City Council Opens New Street and School Funding
Regular meeting notes Aurora September 4 1854 show approval to lease south public square for school buildings with a $100 city appropriation, curb and well maintenance by Mass Jones & Cummings, sidewalk improvements on Literary street, and an ordinance draft. Proposals invited by Sept 20 for grading McAdamizing and fencing the street to the graveyard, with bidding and a council meeting set.
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Coune, Haun
Aurora
Judiciary Street
Public Square
Mass
Jones & Cummings
Literary Street
Judiciary
Bridgeway
EB. Conwell
F. Gibbons
F. Gibbon
Fourth St
4Th Street
Conwell
Peter W. Williams
Burren Market Reports Mixed as Supplies Tighten and Prices Edge Up
The Burren market shows scarce butter with sales at 12 to 15c and good stock offered at 14 to 15c. Eggs bring 84 to 89c with dull trade, flour and grains steady or improving, wheat at 150 to 160 per bushel, corn advancing to 65 to 70c, and oats at 43 to 45c. Provisions soften, beef and lard bids mixed while hay holds 12 to 14 dollars, and hops and fruit see modest demand amid sparse activity.
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Western Reserve
Madison
Mess ‘Park
Darrel Lardes Woor
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Steamboat Landing
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EU- Lalk
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Williams and Bro
OCE” Graham’s Magazine
Washington
Richard A. Lee and Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Court of Common Pleas
F. M. Slater
Manchester
Henry Parker
Memphis
Williams &Brother
Sr. Watkins
Jehue A. Embie
Francis Burt
South Carolina
Nebraska
Insurence Monitor
Globe
Iha. Ga
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Weekly Review of
Philip Bield
Philip
Hil
Dean
Ind
L. Dean & Co
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H.L- Dean & Co
H.L. Dean &Co
H.L. Dean & Co
H. L. Dean& Co
H. L, Dean & Co
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Leasant
Andrews
M. Meyer
FFERS
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Miles
Matthew Haring
Dearborn County Musical Association
Board of Managers
George Hill
Adam
Pate
Russell
Gunel
William Young, M.D
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Stratton
Stratton's
LOTHS
Antillas
T. Call ‘Poon
Ratton
Strattons Clothing
G. K. Stratte
Adies
Stratt
Milburn
N. B
Dacurerrean Rooms
Monmilburn Arper’s
Europe
John N. Milburn
Jon Milburn
Ino. N. Milburn
Ino. N.milbu
Australia
J. Siblett
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad
New Road
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Chicago
ARS
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Shellbyville
Jeffersonville
Rushville
Knightstown
Indianapalis
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Sep
G.I. Watkins
N. L. Dean
Main and
Second Streets
H. G. Mason
Eagle Livery
First
Judiciary Streets
N. Cochran
Indemni Vy
Alrex
Eagle Hotel
G. Williams & Bros
T. J. Taylor
Williams & Bro
Valrecito Et Judiciary Street
Taylor
Muanner
G. Williams & Bro
Porte Monnaie
Derhimerys Castor
the Lowes
S. P. Tumy
Winchell
Tam
S.p.tumy
WY Art
Ats P Tumy’s
Aurora Furniture
Bega Se
Otal
Fisk
James Cummings
H. Morrow
Sparta Township
Moore's Hill
Josephus Clark
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H.R. Morton
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Campbell
EE .L. Dean
I. N. Cochran
Auroras
Walker
Townsend Dickinson
Suzti
Adam Weare
C. P
Cobb & Go
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Cobb & CO
STILE
O.P. Cobb & Co
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Wes
P_COBB & CO
Gobb & 60
Cobb
O. P. Cobb & Co
Jaman
ULL& Potter
Jule O. P. Cobb & Co
BELS
O P, Cobb & CO
O. P, Cobb & Go
Rowland
P, Cobb & CO
O. P. Cobb & GO
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la Belle
Q. P. Lobb & CO
American Iron Works
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Cubb & CO
James
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Benal Ag Tran Epa
Cobb YE CO
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Swilltet
West Fourth Street
Murch & White
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Americas
March & White
Rico
Mrs. Rich
Fifth Street
Elin
Plum
C. Holme
Bolnes S. Holmes & Son
Main Street
E&p
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Aldrich
Britannia
Britannia Wake
City Drug Store
A. S Kingsley
Tust
Kingsley
Panama
Canada
Kingsley's
Mens
Rip
Mt Judiciary Street
J. A. Emrle
Sredud Street
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Second Lucey
S.S. Bussell
J.remarie
Saint Charles
Front Street
Ohio River
Penry Rosenbaum
United States
Methodist Church
J. & J. Meyer
John
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