Delaware State Reporter Subscription Terms
The Delaware State Reporter lists subscription rates: SEME Weekly Reporter one year for 2.00 in advance, single numbers five cents. If no cancellation notice is given at expiration, the paper continues and another year’s subscription is charged. Advertising rates are 50 cents per square for one insertion, 25 cents for each additional insertion, with longer ads in proportion. Display ads billed by lines of type. liberal arrangements for yearly and half yearly advertisers. Official paper for United States Laws. ci. J. ENOS authorized agent for subscriptions and ads in New Castle County.
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Democratic Party
United States
Ci. J. Enos
New Castle County
Wak
Europe
Tlad
Crimea
Sebastopol
Asia
Iias
China
Attica
America
North America
D. Misterious
Dover Reader Presses for Delinquent Subscriptions in March Notice
Dover announces three year subscribers must settle by February to avoid collection action under state law. The note urges timely payment, by mail or in person, to support the paper’s finances as it cites a looming fundraising goal. The issue also surveys local legal and railroad news with brief notices and community updates.
Refused Papers and Postal Troubles Stir City Readers
In a Dec 29 1855 letter from Wraaxeroy, claims of misreported refusals for subscribers emerge, noting some paid in advance and never received papers, while others do. The writer suspects postal mishandling in the lower district and vows action if subscribers are denied. Also reports on Crimea evacuation debates, war costs, and Philadelphia letters discussing politics and local events.
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Wraaxeroy
Messrs. Eorrors
Philadelphia
Masses
Gotham
New York
Nicaragua Transit Company
Northern Light
United States
Nicaragua
Mr. White
Morning Times
the Times
Jupiter
Delaware
E. H. Chapin
People’s Literary Institute
Thackeray
Tynes
Ellen Muldron
15Th Ward
Moyamensing
New York News From The Pacific And West
From San Francisco to the 5th, 275 passengers and 1.5 million dollars in treasure aboard the George Law. Reports of war, massacres, and Indian uprisings in the North. A true bill against Cora for Gen. Richardson’s murder. Northern Light detention sparks fever in New York over an alleged Nicaragua expedition.
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New York
U.S
George Law
San Francisco
North
Cora
Richardson
Dilon
Sebastopol
McDougal
Son
Oregon
Paget's Sound
Upriver
Eidians
Dalles
Wool- Gov. Douglas
Vancouver’s
Islands
Wr. Mason
Big River
Medecim
Kingsburry
North Bend
News From Europe Reports Russians Capture of Kars
The Atlantic steamer news notes the capture of Kars by the Russians after a relief effort by Omar Pacha near Kuiei. Details are scarce, but reports suggest the garrison surrendered, being outnumbered 5,000 to 1, roughly. The scene at Sebastopol remains active with ongoing bombardments and local truce talks unclear.
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New Yoar
Psaafic
Liverpool
Kars
Kurety
Omar Pacha
Williams
Kuiei
Crimea
Sebastopol
Russia
Berlin
Hamburg
Holland
Naples
United States
Bank of England
Palmerston
Panmure
Napoleon
Kun the
Marseilles
Constantinople
Houston Steward
Smyrna
Greece
Italy
Adriatic
Balaklava
Kerseh
Kerim Pacha
Crinoca
Baktcaiarai
Smpheropol
Belbac
Kinburn
Eupatoria
Certh
Religious Fanaticism Leads to Brutal Connecticut Murder
A violent murder near New Haven, Connecticut, stems from religious fanaticism. Samuel Sy, a member of the Wakemanites, confessed to killing Justus Matthews with a stick and knife after locking him in a room. The plan involved a lurid ritual. Sy then mutilated the body and disposed of evidence with help from Miss Hersey and Mrs Wakeman. Sy is jailed, while Mrs Wakeman is questioned as part of the case.
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Justus Matthews
New Haven
Connecticut
Samuel Sy
Hhis
Stat
Wakemanites
Wakeman
Arene
Matthews
Sackson
Hazlewood
Sly
Caelae Matthews
Statthews
Siy
Abs. Wakraam
Exchence
Marriages and Deaths in Wilmington Area
MARRIED. On the 25th alt by Rev R WW Todd Mr Davrm Serra to Miss Many E Camau both of this County. On the 27th alt by Rev W M Warner Mr Wasmixeros Bocazar to Miss Maar C Dacra both of Wilmington. On the 27th alt by Rev Alfred Lee Mr Bexsusrs T Bre to Miss Many E Coummas all of Wilmington. DIED. In Christiana Hundred on the 27 instant Mary Asx wife of Richard Spencer of Wilmington aged about 31 years. Irr rngere AX RECEEPTS. Just printed and for sale at the Rerarree Office a large supply for County Road Poor and School Tas. RN CWS oR sHHI
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R WW. Todd
Davrm Serra
Many E. Camau
W. M. Warner
Wasmixeros Bocazar
Maar C. Dacra
Wilmington
Alfred Lee
Bexsusrs T. Bre
Many E. Coummas
Christiana
Mary Asx
Richard Spencer
Jast
Rerarree
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Sdward Potts
James Sirk
Dover
DeLaware State Reporter
Davis
Gilpin
Orphan's Court of Philadelphia
Peter A. Browne
New Castle
Tee Maryiaxp
Devawane Ratroop
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
The
Delaware Railroad Company
Reporter Building
House of Representatives
Banks
Bailhoap Marters
Delaware Railroad
Dover Station
Henry Mays
Caneter
Rosent
Bob
Rusta
Anon
Father
Crmea
Paris
New York Post
Marshal Pixuissier
Marshal Pevisstee
England
Cronstadt
National Intelligencer
Black Sea
France
Criméa
Chicago
Marine Bank of Chicago
D. W. Maull
Georgetown
Del
Julius
Priladelpala
Western
Llicts
Paso
Strampoat Sr. Nicnocas
California
S. P. Goldson
Famnce
A. D. Sandford
P. N. Jackson
Washington
Wines & Co
Express
Tom House
Custom House
Custom-House
Greytown
McKeon
Thas
Armmuniton
Jones & Ge Eee
Coren
Phia
Mircrors
Crescent
Jones & CO
Heimbeld
Shhi
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