Advertisers and public notices in Cambridge Reveille
The Cambridge Reveille lists advertising and subscription payments required for notices in Philadelphia Boston Baltimore New York. It notes price changes for name changes and urges payments with announcements. It also cites thanks for public documents and critiques a political figure over alleged evasive conduct in Congress with reference to California statehood and a letter to constituents.
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Volney B. Palmer
Reveille
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
York
Greenfield Meeting backs Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad plan
Proceedings report a Greenfield Hancock County meeting urging immediate location and construction of the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad along or near the National Road. Citizens pledge to urge county subscription stock and seek Eastern capital, with calls for wider local meetings and forward motion.
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Greenfield, Hancock Co
Terre Haute and Richmond
Taos
Waterote
Janes N. Bracken
Hancock County
Central and National Railway
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Washington
Invention Focus on Mr Richardson’s Agricultural Machinery
A visiting observer praises J I Richardson of New York for his numerous agricultural machine inventions including a compact grain thrasher and separator, a portable horse-power unit, straw cutters, and a corn sheller. The devices impress with efficiency, portability, and use of a toggle joint power, with several earning agricultural society premiums.
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England
J. I. Richardson
City of
New York
Mr. B
Heigth
Jte
R. Hes
Inventor Richardson hailed for steam boiler gauge invention
The piece extols Mr Richardson for a self acting water gauge for steam boilers aimed at preventing boiler explosions by maintaining water levels. It compares his impact to Fulton Whitney Morse and notes plans to begin work on a National Turnpike in Wayne County. It also explains a correction about a local newspaper credit and subscription matter.
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Richardson
Fulton
Whitney
Morse
Wayne County
Connersville
Death of Mrs Reed in Franklin County Indiana
The Brookville American reports the death of Mrs. Reed wife of Henry Reed at Duck Creek near Metamora. William Carter was arrested on charges of murder in the first degree by poisoning with arsenic and of manslaughter for causing miscarriage with medicines. Trial evidence shows Carter bought arsenic and ergot prior to her death and ergot was found at the home. A post mortem by four physicians concluded poisoning as the cause and arsenic as the agent. Carter was acquitted on the murder charge and held to bail on the second charge.
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Brookville
8Th Met
William Carter
Carter
Areenic
John
Hancock County Greenfield Meeting Urges Terre Haute and Richmond Rail Line
A large Hancock County gathering at Greenfield Court House endorses advancing the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad along the National Road corridor. Proceedings form committees to coordinate with Cambridge City and Cincinnati meetings, collect funds for surveys, solicit county stock, and open subscription books at Cumberland Greenfield Knights Town and Lewinville.
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Morrie Pierson
Thos. D. Walpole
James N. Bracken
Andrew T. Hart
Noble P. Howard
John Templin
Joseph F. Oaks
J. H. Carr
Doc. Edwards
Hancock County
Messrs
A. T. Hart
J. N. Bracken
Morris Pierson
Hancock
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pacific
Joshua Meek
John Milroy
Terre Haute and
Richmond Railroad Company
Cumberland
Greenfield
Knightstown
Lewinville
County of
Wayne
Cin
Jas. N. Bracken
Sec’y
Asylum Praise From Wayne County Grand Jury
The April term grand jurors visited Wayne County Asylum and praised the conditions under Superintendent Crum and his wife. They commend clean, comfortable facilities, good feeding and reading material, Sabbath preaching, and humane governance. The report, signed by Foreman Alexander C Dill, urges publication for countywide copy.
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Wayne Circuit Court
Board of County Commissioners
Wayne County Asylum
Crum
Alexander C. Dill
Admission Bill for California Statehood Read in Congress
California admission bill presented by Governor Doty of Wisconsin outlines the statehood terms. It declares California a state on equal footing, with federal control over land titles and mineral resources, noting a hypothetical gold tonnage of about two million dollars referenced in the record.
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True Democrat
C. B. Smith
Winthrop
Julian
Doty
California
Washington
Congress
Centreville
Gov. Doty
Wisconsin
Bel
Hill
United States of America
United States
Benebyi
Telegraphed Cambridge Reveille Markets and Senate Actions
Washington March 12 Senate debates reference bills and a select committee of 13 with votes 24 to 22 and deferment to tomorrow Gen Cass speaks as Clay resolutions proceed Turney speaks south southern stance Badger to speak Thursday House prints 50 000 patent office reports on mechanics and 200 000 on agriculture California resolutions discussed Gorden non interference speech Cincinnati markets report flour 4 80 4 90 whiskey 20 mess pork 38 50 molasses 25 25 Jackson Miss dates New Orleans sugar hogsheads molasses tobacco Rio coffee 135 whiskey 15 cents notes current prices in Ohio Illinois and other regions
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Washincton
Senate
Cass
Clay
Turney
Badger
House
Patent Office
California
Gorden
Cincinnati
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Ohio
Illinois
Webster's Speech Ignites Northern Southern Hopefuls
The piece notes vast crowds in the Senate Chamber eager to hear Mr Webster on the day’s hot topic, with strong support across regions. It cites the Wes tfer speech as elevating national unity and conciliatory spirit, while observers in Cincinnati and Washington praise its potential to calm current tensions.
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Senate
Mr. Wesster
Mr. Webster
Crator
Friends of the Union
Arrivals from Canada and International Market Notes
Halifax March 9 1830 reports the Canada arrival at 8 pm with dull commercial activity. London money fluctuating. Cotton down, uplands fair, tobacco firm, iron steady, flour prices mixed. American provisions improving, lard selling briskly. France and Austria news include Paris disturbances, martial law plans, and Hungary’s military actions. Russia Turkey and Prussia updates follow. Santa Fe reports January 27 events with hostilities, Apache and Cheyenne threats, and a Missouri mining boom near Santa Fe. Capt St Vrain to depart for Independence February 10.
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Canada
London
India
Fair Uplands
Mobile
New Orleans
Western Canal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
France
Paris
Napoleon
Hertoore
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Col. Calhouns
Missouri
St. Vrain
Independence
Steamer Georgia Arrives with Gold and San Francisco Dates
The Georgia reached New York from Chargres bearing San Francisco date January 31 and reports one million dollars in gold aboard with another half million en route. Provisions dull with flour at 313 14:00, New Orleans molasses 81:00, Rio coffee 9 9c.
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New York
Georgia
Chargres
San Fracisco
New Orleans
Steamer St John Burns Near Montgomery
The steamer St John burned to the water line near Montgomery Alabama on Tuesday evening. Thirty people perished in the flames. Lieut Rice lost 25000 dollars as part of the calamity. The steamer cost 40000 dollars and carried 20000 dollars in insurance.
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St. John
Montgomery
Alabama
Lieut. Rice
Great Benton Meeting at St. Louis
A large meeting in St. Louis on March 9 approved Cal. Benton’s course and repudiated Calhoun and disunion. Bentonianism was made the test for Democratic candidates in the municipal election.
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Benton
St. Louis
Cal. Benton
Calhoun
Lion Queen Kittgo dies after tiger attack at Chatham
Ellen Bright a regular at Wombell's traveling menagerie entered a tiger den during a lion act. She struck the tiger with a whip, the beast seized her throat and wounded her fatally. A keeper freed her but she died soon after. Coroner's jury condemns den performances with wild beasts.
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Kittgo
Chatham
Ellen Bright
Wombell
Paiavon
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Mahlon Clawson
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the Asylum
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Greece
William Parker
Vienna
Lord Palmerston
Hungary
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Prussia
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