Boston Post Historic Billing Details Headline
The Boston Post claims the largest circulation in New England and outlines subscription options. Weekly and daily rates are listed, with discounts for bulk orders and advance payments. Various package deals are offered, including multi-copy rates and annual options.
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Boston
New England
Boston Post
Secael
Boston Aia
Foreign and Local Goods Advertised in Early Dubuque Notice
Fragmentary notice lists fabrics and dry goods from Great Falls Manufacturing Co Dwight Manufacturing Co Lyman Mills and Simmons Bloch. Mentions Western Lands and Dubuque figures, taxes, and sale terms, with references to Dubuque laws and May 1681 correspondence.
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Dubuque City
Len M
Farge
Lowe
Dubuque
Laws
Great Falls Manufacturing CO
Dwight Manufacturing C O
Lyman Mills
E Millis
Boston Board of Trade assesses causes of monetary distress
Boston merchants report from Mercantile Hall on the late financial crisis. The special committee chaired by Edward S. Tobey outlines the banking system’s role, expansion of credit, and demand loans as key factors, urges reforms in currency and credit, and discusses protective duties and manufacturing policies to restore stability.
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Boston Board of Trade
Mercantile Hall
Summer Street
Edward S. Tobey
Charles C. Whitmore
William B. Reynolds
James ©. Converse
Samuel T. Dana
William B. Spooner
Henry V. Ward
Marshall P. Wilder
Solomon R. Spaulding
Charles Faulkner
William Perkins
Albert Fearing
Geo. B. Upton
Edward 8. Tobey, Esq
England
France
Europe
India
China
United States
Unite States
California
Australia
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Atlantic
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Crimea
Laudia
Great Britain
Lowa
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Acti Ial
New York City
Collee
Massachusetts
New York
Adinance
Egone
Agalr
Sjis
Rohan
Irrealas
Orst
Moore
Boston Five Cents Bank
School Street
S. A. Denio
Samuel Gregory
Department of Business
Oo Eastburn
Perry
St. Paul's Church
Dr Stevens
Philadelphia
Walnut
Warren Streets
Roxbury
Lubet Heirs
Stanton & Runnel
Franklin
Greenough
Ball
Wm. N. Felton
Israel Lombard
Henry Timmins
Boston
Chas. H. Brown
Edward Baylies
Lexington
Lexi House
Moe
Dorchester
James H. Means
Benj. Cushing
Increase S. Smith
J. J. Bispham
W. L. Clark
J. Deory Davis
George Kenna Vose
T. T. Munger
Frank J. Tiles
Moses Otis Waight
D Tax Com. Tolman
U 'S Corner
Jessie Brown
Standal
The
Howard
Warren
Museum
Ordway Hall
Edward
Handel and Haydn Society
Russell & Richardson's
Legal Proceedings and Court Actions Reported
District and superior court notes recount libel and damages cases, jury findings, and procedural details. Middleton summary lists hearings before Justices Harvey Sprague Huntington and Russell, with cases against Ezra H Baker, Helen M Gassett, Charles P Stetson, George R Dame, and others, plus police court sentences for larceny and assault.
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Philade
Hallett
Dr Lewis
F. Hallett
Plf
Rufus Choate
Samuel E. Sewell
Superior Court
Huntington
Charles P. Stetson
First Independent Baptist Church and Society
Francis E. Parker
Samuel D. Parker
George R. Dame
Henry Blanchard
I A. Dana
D. Thaxter
Russell
J. Wm
J. Sullivan
Arthur Leary
House of Correction
Delaine
Grant & Co
William Allen
Mary Hancock
James Kelley
Martha Monnahan
Elizabeth Monnahan
Mary Cox
Joseph A. Newell
Essex Street
Samuel Cronan
John Desmond
State Street
Michael Harrington
Daniel O'Connell
William A. Hinds
Whitney & Hinds
Pearl Street
Charles M. Bryant
Keene, Reed & Bryant
Hinds
Lucius B. Halleck
F. A. Jones & Co
Elizabeth McKay
I Michael
M Hennessey
Joanna Downey
No. 21
Cove Place
Boston Post listing and printing offices in 1858
The April 7 1858 Boston Post notes its counting room and printing offices located at Congress Street. It catalogues No 42 Counting Room and No 40 Printing Office both on Congress Street.
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Beals, Greene & Co
Congress Street
Boston
Congress St
Montgomery amendment taints Kansas voting battle
The piece attacks the Montgomery amendment in the Kansas voting bill as a deceptive “confidence” operation by a few Democrats. It criticizes required oaths to support US laws including the fugitive slave act, and questions President power to admit Kansas by proclamation. It warns of dangerous precedent and hypocrisy in black Republicans.
Kansas Becomes Slave State Either Way as House Bill Passes
Democratic victory framed by House action on Kansas. The measure permits Kansas under Lecompton or as a slave state if residents vote so, and removes Kansas from Congress, leaving its constitution to be set by its people and the President. Republicans criticize the shift, while Democrats claim a final, territorial path to statehood.
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Kansas
Territory
Congress
Con
Cincinnati
Giddings
Burlingame
Thayer
Wade
Lecompton
Democratic Party
England
United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Texas
National Bank
Independent Treasury
Ihs
Louisiana
Missouri
Martin van Buren
Thomas H. Benton
Free Soil
National Democracy
New York
Mails Transport Costs Across Three Fiscal Years
Official data tabulates the cost of transporting U S mails for three periods ending June 80 1845 1851 and 1881 The figures include inland transport by post roads length miles and steamboat routes with railroad and steamboat messengers incorporated in inland totals Foreign mails and associated agents are excluded from these sums
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United States
Calf Born At Black Bear Tavern in Exeter
Chronicle reports a cow at the Black Bear tavern owned by Mr Charles Hill in Exeter yielded a calf on Sunday. The note, from Reading Gazette, cites stock quality and mentions Cumrea township and licensed stock as evidence of natural production.
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Charles Hill
Black Bear
Exeter
Cumrea
Reading
Democratic Nomination and the Hudsons Bay Company
A historical critique of the Hudsons Bay Company's charter dating from 1670, detailing royal grant powers, monopolistic rule, and abuses against Indigenous peoples. It traces conflicts with the Northwest Company, 19th century parliamentary scrutiny, and calls for dissolution by Parliament despite large profits and political maneuvering within the Democratic Party.
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Northwest Company
Northwest
Hudson’s Bay Company
Red River
Hudson’s Bay
Northwest Companies
Lord Palmerston
Lord Derby
Company of “Adventurers
England
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St. Joseph
Weston
Independence
B . Jeterson City
Lasgow
Brunswick
Illinois
Pooeem
Leavenworth City
K. T
Parkhurst
Cashier
New Vila
Merchants’ and Meawashamie
Ashley & Stock and Note Brokers
Nev
Exchange Place
Ash Ley
Jons B. Noxarrs
Wm. A. Booth
Halstead
Manhattan Bank
Wm. B. Ogden
Franklin Haven
Rest Merchants’ Bank
Amery Davis
Eec
As Bank
Mesers Gilbert & Sons
Mesers Ogden, Fleetwood To Co
Chicago
Mensre Fioches
Lynde & Miller
Milwaukee
Wis
Banking and Collection Office
J. Wernmeses
Cuaries Baker
John Munroe & CO
Rue DE LA Paix
Paris
Athens
Belgium
Portugal
Sweden
Cairo, &c
Ofice In
Wall Street
Spencer, Vila & CO
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Unter
Wirtsort
Iowa City
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Sargent & Cook
Des Moines
Iowa
Sargent & Parken
Florence
Nebraska
Sargent & Parker
Boy
J. J. Dixwell
Oral Land Agency
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Francis B. Heyes
Fay
Boxton
Mass
J. W. Clark & Co
Eplymyls
Dupee
Bece & Sayles
Bpevonshire Strefat
Losne
Miwott
Worm
Eee & Sayles
Shawm
Eas
Lancaster
Pitchburg
Northern Northern
Batson and Worcesa Rabie
Vidence
Worcester
Keston
Maine
Fall River
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Rockland
New
Devonshire &T
Nevins & Co., Bankers
Tors
Business Taper
City Seca
Devonshire Street
David Nevins
Reg
M. Mobley
Kinsey, Travid & Jennings
Henry ‘Anderson
Dubuqee
Townsend, Robinson & Co
St Louis
P. Wiborg & Co
Fulton City
Belo
L. D. Crockwell
Anamosa
J. Dyer
Enq
Dyersville
Mys Bankers
Paca
J.W Clark & Co
Birachan & Scott, Scott
Mye
Clark, Newell & CO
A & A. Lawrence & CO
Milk Street
Jackson, Tremont
Lawrence
Beott and
Laconia
York Company
Lowell Company
Osnaburgs
Union
Blakes & Kinsley
Simmons Bloch
W Streets
William Beals, JR
Basten
Commission
Harris
Coleraine
Turner
Richmond
Windham
Springfield Mills
Cassimeres
Doeskins
Mhis
Parker, Wilder & Co
Federal Street
Moxadnock Mills
Union Man’s CO
Pho.nix
Peterboro’ CO
Chelmsford CO
Cashmaretts and
Belvidere Mills
Talbot Flann Ncord
Blue
Waite
Cocheco, Cumberland and Holland Mills
Richardson, Deane & Co, Commission Merchants
Philip Allen & Sons
American Print Works CO
American Linen Company
Pepperell Waur
James Steam Mil Naumberg
Methuen CO
Kennebec CO
PiTtsr
Inner & Co, Bet, Boston
IDCE
Portland
Portsmouth
Uncasville
Manpg.co
Central
Dresser
Lincoln
Lewiston Bagging CO
S. Frothingham, JR. & CO
Bartlet Steam
Ward Manupf'g CO
Utica Steam Cotton CO
Wheaton Manufg CO
H. Ammidown & CO
J. & BR. Young
Istry
Federal
Franklin Street
TEE Belvidere MiLis
Salisbury
Concord
Os” Upham, Tucker & Co
Turner's
Jani
Insey
Michié Iseopow
Insticate Street
Cte Teari. Atting
Low Cla Well & CO
Corres
Etki
ELL & CO
Ed Clark
Euz & CO
Whiana
Grek, Newell & 60
Clark Newell & 0 & CO
Burchstead
EAD
Field
Westchester Couns New York
Osly
Salew
Bess
Water Street
Anada Lumber
Ase
Vermont
Eosin
UTE & CO
Board of Trade
Ofa West
Cao
Turer
Oeseananes
Benikn
John Gardner
M. Clark
A. Dix
Joseph W. Clark
A. W. Spencer
John Low
Simon Willard
Wm. B. Stevens
L. C. Clark
Levant
William Smith
E. M. Colvocoressis
John J. Guthrie
Earl English
E. T. Spedden
Henry A. Adams
John H. Wright
Albert L. Gihon
Caleb J. Emery
Henry B. Tyler
Thomas C. Berry
Edward Williams
David C. Brayton
H. M. Gordon
Fitch Taylor
J. A. Tehune
Peter McAvery
G. W. Hebert
Hong Kong
Cape Town
Cape of Good Hope
Gdi
Silsby
Col. I. H. Silsby
Winthrop House
Briggs House
Messrs
D. M. Parker
Perkins Cleveland
Committee of Arrangements
J. H. Long
J. A. Mosely
Geo. H. Batchelder
Henry Chaffin
Edward Russell
Germania Band
Sons of Malta
Shawmut Lodge
No. 1
Otis Rich
Milton Andros
People’s Advocate
N. P. Banks
Loring
Abby Folsom
Theodore Parker
Orsini
Napoleon
Banks
Nathaniel
L. B. Usher
Lynn
J. C. Stickney
Essex Bar
F. A. Hindreth
Lowell
Samuel Adama
Townsend
Middlesex County
Adams
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Senate
Townsend Pr
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Company
Charles II
Prince Rupert
Eaid
Governor and Company of Adventurers of England
British Museum Library
Duke of York
James II
Hudson's Bay
Dobbs
William Moore
Middleton
James Isham
York Fort
Orkney Islands
Hayes River
Isham
Charles Boon, Esq
London
Caannes
Hudson's Straits
Walker
Boon
Charles
Edward Thompson
Moose River
Seally
Livdson
Silas B. Hahn, Esq