Propristora and Editors Change of Paper Ownership
Public notice from August 28 1855 states the Delaware State Reporter establishment is sold to Epwann Ports and James Kine with all advertising and printing accounts payable to them. George W. S. Nicholson signs and urges debtors to settle promptly, noting forthcoming closure of old accounts and notifying those unsure of amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Democratic Party
Reporter
Messrs. Epwann
James Kine
Geo
W. S. Nicholson
Dover
Del
Folly of Abolitionism and Its Limited Impact
The passage argues abolitionism cannot improve slavery under any conditions. It contends emancipation would be delayed for decades, public sentiment in the South shifting against emancipation, and colonization efforts to Africa could have reduced slavery. It asserts changes arose from abolitionists’ actions and opposition, with political effects delaying universal emancipation.
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Ito
Mander
Eman
Sid
Old Colonization Society
Africa
South
North
Glovers
Union
Rights and abolition politics spark unrest and calls for order
The piece argues abolitionist interference harms the Union, citing threats to property and public safety from incidents like the Wheeler case in Philadelphia. It urges strong state rights, public sentiment, and a return to peaceful, unified governance to restore order and preserve the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
North
South
California News Roundup and Pacific Occurrences
Steamship George Law carried August 1 California mails and 1.285 million dollars in treasure to New York, while telegraph links Aspinwall and Panama. Stockton fire destroyed twenty houses, losses about 30 thousand dollars. Warships Monarc and President in port, French ships also present. Emigration urged in Stockton. prize fight planned at Mare Island. Spurious $50 slugs in circulation. Capt. J L Folsom dies aged 39. Arsenic mine found in El Dorado. Destruction of Petropavlovsk by allied fleets. American flag raised by two men after Russians evacuated. Fortifications noted. arsenals burned. San Francisco capitalists linked to Amoor trade. Chile calm. Santiago to Valparaiso railroad advancing. Britain-Chile reciprocity treaty debated. national bank discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
George Law
New York
Aspinwall
Panama
R. F. Chase
Stevenson Street
Stockton
President
la Forte
Eurydice
Alcoste
Obligardo
Monarch
Fort Point
Yankee Sullivan
Joe Winrow
Mare Island
J. L. Folsom
Ile
Mission of
San Jose
San Francisco
el, Dorado County
Kamsomatka
Petropaulavsky
Petropavlonsky
Siberia
Amvor
Avatscha
Amoor
Amoor River
Russian Siege Defenses at Sebastopol Strong Despite Rumors
London reporting from the Crimea notes conflicting tales on Russian supply shortages while affirming a sturdy garrison at Sebastopol. General Toutleben, a Lithuanian Jew who rose from a miner to a key commander, is praised for leadership and ingenuity in delaying destruction. A Cayuga County letter describes unprecedented hail and crop damage, farm collapse, and shattered windows during a storm, with wheat losses and disrupted harvests. Artistes Strakoseh and others travel to New York to aid yellow fever victims in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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Tae Hero
Sesastorot
Sebastopol
London
New York Commercial
Toutleben
Crimea
St. Petersburg
A Senar History and Mexico News Highlights
Reprinted history criticizes Know Nothing rhetoric with quotes on native and foreign ancestry and a Parliament examination. Mexican Revolt updates report Santa Anna’s abdication at Perote, elite changes, and Veracruzan battles. Acapulco rumors of Alvarez’s rise and Wheit's call for return. Newport visitors noted as gamblers. a New York murder report details a deadly domestic shooting. Jones & Co. advertise uniform prices and personal sales reps in Philadelphia.
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Know Nothing Party
Galloway
Congress
America
Pennsylvania
Gen
Wheit
Alvarez
Jones & CO
Crescent
Philadelphia
Jones & Col
Oorthly
Philadelphia Markets Jas L Bewley Correction
Philadelphia markets notice appears to be a corrected weekly listing, authored by Jas L Bewley, with edition number No. 7. The fragmentary text suggests an updated market summary or price report column for Philadelphia, likely from a historical newspaper page.
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Jas. L. Bewley
Uth Wharred
Grain Prices Across Markets in August Reports
The Grain Trade column lists multiple regional price quotes dated August across markets. Wheat values range from about 1.65 to 1.90 per bushel for white and red varieties, with Maryland and Ohio figures noted. Corn prices hover around 78 to 95 cents, with oats and mixed grains also cited in several locations.
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Genesea
Java
Maracaibo
Young Hyson
Privadespata
Southren
New York
Maryland
Merchants invited to Joel fall millinery opening
J Joel at 55 North Second Street Philadelphia opens a splendid assortment of fall millinery goods including French flowers feathers Eugenia and Frosted Velvets bonnet silks and many new ribbon styles. Dealers are urged to call.
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J Joel
North Second Street
Arch
Philadelphia
Married Notice From Milford Amid Anxtre and Georgetoren
In Milford on the 237 met a marriage by Rev J. Pasterfield unites A G Marlettr of Washington DC with Mise Sautig Anxtre eldest daughter of GS Adkine Beg of Athinet. Also Jane J Tentur of Nacesan Baharos Telande and Charkee Tunnel’s daughter Tyewenr connected in Georgetoren Delaware Cit. Red Lion Camp details June tih inst. Rev John Ruth officiated.
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Milford
Gray
A. G. Marlettr
Washington, DC
Mise Sautig B. Anxtre
GS. Adkine
Rev. J. Pasterfield
Jane J. Tentur
Nacesan
Baharos Telande
Mies Haxean
Tyewenr
Charkee Tunnel
Georgetoren
Del
Red Lion Camp
John Ruth
Etan Breros
Marr
E Pry
Delaware
Obituary notices from Meaford and nearby areas
Died in Meaford on the second instant Mrs Raseet B. Hobte wife of Mr Raseet B Hobte. Milford on the second instant Groran Re izfatten daughter of John and Sarah A Williams aged six years and eleven days near Genrgstorn Del a daughter of James Andere Pauy remains noted.
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Meaford
Maat Haene
Raseet B. Hobte
Ta Milford
Groran
John
Sarah A. Williams
Dave
Genrgstorn
Del
Dames Andere Pauy
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Edward Ports
James Kirk
Propristora and Editors
DeLaware Railroop
Middletown
New Castle County
Stewanp Jameson
Lancaster
Euphrate Springs
Deccasiv
Geo. R. McLane
Wisconsin
Ashbury
Allen McLane
Marcu
Agricultural Society of
Dr. Brown
Newport Pike
Mde
Presbyterian
Our City
Hanover Street
Europe
North Star
Havre
Helsingfors
Swendenborg
Baltic
England
France
Sardinia
Spain
Switzerland
Constantz
Baltimore County
Baltimore
F. A. Jenna
Reronter
Joupax
Fort Mennen
Centreville
William H. Porter
Church Hill
Bill Seeney
McCollister
John S. Filiatt
Porter
Tre Wronter
Geanna Cass
Detrat Midhipaper
Pane
NorfoLk
Malle. Racuer
New York Seamen’s Friend Society
Wnt
Assort Lawrexes
Arnott Lawrence
Boston Public Library
Lawrence Scientife School
Cambridge
R. W. Grand Lodge
O. F
Crity
TUK Maninand Add Delawane Raw
Xoan
Charles P. Manning
Faq
Manning
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company
Rochester
Buffalo
Deck Crrone
New Cinlearns Picawine
Alesander Aumont
Lousiana
Paris
Metledhet
Acer Koar
Milan
Pera
Crystal Palace
Pin Staess
State House
Sdeertie
Beaver Tsiar Lake
Michigan
Lanehbrg Vercenrm
Immereas
Chili
Santiago
Valparaiso
Great Britain
Chile
Han
Spor
Cayuga Counts
Efones
Strakoseh
Pare
Pire & Oof
Norflk
Portsmouth
Santa Anna
Mexico
Orizaba
New Orleans
City of Mexico
Perote
Vera Cruz
City of
Carre
General la Vega
House of Santa Anna
Vedal
Origaba
Phila. Sun
Newport
R. J
New York Mirror
Merner
No. 113
Elm Street
Robert Bulius
Henry Broone
Toone
Bloone
DOVER_ MARKETS
Burrato
N. Y
Ohio
Baurthorn
Wiwincton
Scientific American
Sipexow Enaravings
U. S
Southern
Western
Canada
Munngo
Fulton Street
Messrs. Mexx & Co
F. A. Jordan
Philadelbia
EING
Trama
Pfr Qfarter
Mnah
David Paul Brown, Esq
Third St
Sprice
John FH. Egnar
Eighth Street
Green
Geo. Telmick
Washington St
Eleventh
S. G
Crowell
West Philadelphia
Trynire
Wackington Jistel
Det Sugle-At
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