Ohio Corn and Whiskey Trade Deepens Rural Struggle
An Ohio agricultural note outlines how large corn crops feed hogs and cattle, fueling hog markets and whiskey production. It cites hog raises near 600,000 annually, corn use in winter feed, and exports from Cincinnati. It also notes rising prices, scarce cattle, and shifts toward whiskey as a key industry alongside missionary reports and Irish Protestant trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Calttre
Ohio
Civeiunoibtiailroad
Aoen
Brear
Cincinnati
Earth
Windur
Tarkuts
Southern View on the North Slave Debate and Slavery
The Philadelphia Bulletin is cited discussing Northern anti slavery sentiment and the Union’s stance on the fugitive slave clause. The piece argues Northern resolve against slavery, notes abolitionist influence, and condemns misrepresented neutrality while urging a strong press defense of Union views. It also reports on a Southern bank presidents’ note and bank imagery celebrating plantation wealth and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuvtl
Cortdin
Philadelphia
Sony
Sind
Pennsylvania
North
Chase
Bulletin
Free States
America
Congress
Jxist
Jewllgs
Guilty Dict Pleads for Whipping After Seemingly Harsh Trial
The court sentenced a boy to fifteen days in jail with twenty five lashes at the start and mid sentence, plus a corresponding punishment at the end. The narrative notes the master’s agent brought the case before the public and the jury, citing grave offense and moderated chastisement given the circumstantial praise for the boy’s previously good behavior. The Watchman reports the judge considered prior discipline in the final judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrjwr
Jrjwr Nuthwiles
Hienet
Asta Damige
Sionéer
Agricultural Association circular appeals for unity and support
A circular from the Agricultural Association of the Southern States urges unity to advance knowledge in agriculture and preserve institutions. It requests names and five dollar initiation fees to Dr. N. B. Cloud Alabama, with funds to fund essays and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Agricultural Association of the Phinting
Leon "Phweslay
Columbia
Iit
Tine
Agus
N. B. Cloud
Lockland P.O
Alabama
EA. Hort
Dr. O. Bratasaxe
Alabam
B.S. bin
Alabang
Death of Adderton Boykin Esq in Mobile Journal
Death notice reports Adderton Boykin, Esq., native of Kerslaw District, South Carolina, who settled in Columbus, Mississippi, practiced law, and died amid heavy rains and rising waters. The piece notes weather effects on crops and advertises an extensive sale by Allen and Princep d in Columbia with no reserve.
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Adderton Boykin
Tellow
Robertox Bormix
Mobile
Adderson Bayskin
Kerslaw Diguree
South Carolina
Borkin
Columbus
Mississippi
Dapging
Malases
Mesera
Allen d& Princeipd
Columbia
Charleston
Monument Fund Drive Through Election Boxes at Polls
The Washington National Monument Society requests election judges to set up boxes at polling places to collect contributions for the monument now rising in Washington. The secretary emphasizes a small donation from each citizen can complete the grand memorial. urges support across many states during upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Monument
Washington National Monument Society
City of
Washington
Sam Gull
Congresa
Wes
Unio
Board of Manasters
United States
Soula
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Peninsylvann
Delaware
Maryland
Carolina Intelligencer notes on trade and consular matters
The Carolina Intelligencer from Shulby NC reports rising prices and scarce goods with leather and boots costs up, along with a note on European influence. It mentions detained officials addressed to U S Consul Havang and Vice Consul Robertson, and concludes with a brief on row cotta receipts up to July 28 and a tally of 1,195 finites.
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Serrens Detatxev
Havasa
Ief Clayton
U.S
Havang
Vol
Robertson
State Department
Washington
Havaud
Magera Clayton
War Pension Claims and National Archives Figures
The Washington Star reports last week that 100 certificates were issued under the pension system for Revolutionary widows who married before 1806 and entered the system by February 2, 1858. Sixteen claims have been allowed, five hundred are suspended for proof, and four hundred are on file for examination. Many argued that no more than five hundred would be presented to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Autor
The Camden and Lancaster Railroad Proposal
The Camden town meeting debates extending the Lancaster Railroad toward North Carolina and Concord, urging capitalists, landholders, and council to subscribe. Citizens seek a rapid, safe transport link via a line from Camden through Criden to North Carolina with depot rights and potential connections to Concord and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Tournai
Lancaster Rail Road
Camden
Lancaster
North Carolina
Lancaster Railroad Company
Jlnce
John Rosser
Banke
Insurance Companies
Lt ix
Cayndiey
Julugust
Miller’s Church
Criden
Nova Carolina
Chireh
Tolleg
Concord
Danvite Va
Salisbury
Friends of the Road
Dispute over Mansion House table and local notices
Readers dispute signatures and accusations about the Mansion House and its host Mr G Robinson. Letters defend the establishment’s lodgings and dining, while others challenge misrepresentations. Reports also note a fatal lightning strike in Davidson County and widespread crop concerns from Boll Weevil and weather impacts across the state, with forecasts on cotton yields and harvests.
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Odbhiteh Journal
Eprron
R. Bailey
E. G. Robinson
Allen Harrison
Davidson County
N. C
Wavel Nsa Harrison
Bim
Salisbury
Istinse
Carpenter and Builders Supply at Calhoun and Washington
Camden prices current announce a low cost supply of sash doors blinds and wood mouldings in white pine. Paints oils glass varnishes and brushes offered. Goods from J A SORROCK Sophia Holland Madeira wines and case Holland gin newly received by Z Schrock. Sept. 13 30f.
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Calhoun
Washington
Charles Fen
Holland Gia
Case Superior
Z. 4
Schrock
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Hews
Hus
Baguite
Ggeeskone
Willeh
Lovieville Courier
Hick
Californie
Sonne
Poorestass
Marapa
China
Pekly
London
Ireland
Teelandt
Tur Peasrees
Farnytin
Jing
Pomona
Tnity
Ell Bank
Amd
Majortan
Yisiworthi
Manchester Rail
Coal Castle
Vortaville
California
Depas
Mr. Jennings
Poties
Justine Kline
Unita Od Beault
Citizais
USA
Jie Flinn
Cincitinati
Kentucky
Julge Flin
Eamg
West Legislatire
Sirmaanah Wee
Gexman
France
Gorn
Cass
Dremin
Soning
Ann Miost
Portiunt National
Melveds
Anc
Bruce
Senate
Che Comten Weekly Journal
Tho
J. Warren
Carolina Intelligencer
Shulby
N.C
Ad Gasenen
Devouddo
Avvaseris Lucangrupes
Europe
Jae Cauzed
Journal of Commerce of
Iust
New
Ene Lawil
Midor
Miso
Fresets
Cape
Souilwond
Pee Dee
Bern
Chere
Cheraw
Allison
George Towne
Wis
Cornfield
Mercury
New Orleans
Navenez
Serson
Natches
Faye
Natehre Courier
Louis Navotnowv
Ann Prace
Tuileries
Coxsterker Rywian Lig
Lawral
Connecticut
Dnowbridges
Mary Simondson
Shippensburg
RB. Erley
Erneasier Loder
Ty’ Mei G. Rubinson
Bell
B. Squier
Gralam
P. Mc Gayle
Chambers
RB. Douglas
J. Winternite
Jackson
Lyon
Hohensack
J. N. Hobensack
T. Smito
Baskets Geldsick
Sthseos
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