Subic EO ER Reports Rate Card and Ad Terms
Subic EO ER copy of the semi weekly reporter one year two dollars. Terms in advance if not paid in advance eight dollars. Single wonders five cents. If subscriber fails to give notice of discontinuance the paper will be continued and another issue charged. Advertising one insertion sixty cents per square fifteen lines or less. twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Longer ads at proportion. Reports of meetings except Democratic Party and personal matters charged as regular advertisements. Display ads rated by lines. Liberal arrangements for yearly and half yearly advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
France
England
Unit States
United Ridhes of
America
Congress
Jin
Texas
United States
Quarter-Master’s Department
Riffetén
Bf Infantry
Marth
Quartermaster’s Department
Philadelphia
Teamstera
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Pacife
Medical and Hospital Departmente
Pudred Dolidre
Arma
Armorice
Harper's Ferry
Perry
Maine Law and secret societies in early Delaware
A Friday June 1 1855 issue notes Maine Law petitions and licenses in effect for the first of June. It laments secret political societies in Europe and America comparing their aims with American liberty, recalling Illuminati and Know Nothingism while praising public square improvements and reporting a Delaware Railroad Directors meeting set for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Jelo Clo
Illuminati
Philadelphia Society
League of Virtue
Prussia
Carbanari
Naples
Philadelphians
Calabria
Abruizi
Papal States
Adelphi
Spain
United States of America
Delaware
Maine
Kent County Agricultural Society Meeting Notes 1855
Kent County Agricultural Society met with President in the chair. Resolutions honored Chauncey P. Holco of New Castle County for his agricultural leadership and pledged sympathy to his family. Board of Managers listed, adjournment, and notes on ground purchase and a donor appreciation to Rev. Thomas Bradford. Also includes county jail inmate suffering under heavy irons after a double murder, and court schedules plus railway fundraising news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County Agricultural Society
Coe Doves
Gegee Fisher
iHayes
Chauncey
Pi Holco
New Castle’ County
Ovie
Ita
Agricultural Society of
New Castle County
Hayes
Fisher
Bradford
Thomas B. Bradford
The
Kent County
Daniel Cummins
Jacob Williams
Duck Creek
Willam du Hamel
Wilson L. Cannon
Little Creek
Thos. B. Bradford
Wm. J. Clark
Dover Hd
The High Prices of Food Amid Market Distress
A historical analysis outlines prolonged food price rises across the nation, noting drought and war as factors but questioning hidden causes. It discusses consumer restraint, suspected supplier collusion, and the difficulty of united action against price gouging, urging farmers and rural relocation as partial remedies.
Foreign News from the Crimea and Europe Stir Tensions
The steamship Pacific arrived in New York with updates from the Crimea and Europe. Reports detail Canrobert’s resignation, Pelissier’s succession, a bloody night clash near the Mamelon, and new Russian levies. News covers Allied operations, Austrian–Prussian talks, and British political reform movements amid imperial speculation and turmoil abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
New York
Canrobert
Kamesch
Sea of
Azoff
Germany
Itip
Sweden
Bogland
France
Rathen
Ganrobertin
Pelissier
Crimea
England
Count Coronini
Austria
Prussia
Prince Albert
Prince Consort
Albert
Coburg
Atlantic
Palmerston
Panmure
Pinnori
Liberty
India
Burmah
News from New Mexico Experispence May 23 1855
The Santa Fe mail arrived Monday. Business remains dull until trains run. Troops reduced Indian troubles. Col Fauntlery pursued Utahs from Fort Massachusetts, meeting Col St. Vrain and killing five band members, taking prisoners and burning the tribe's property. Major Dusenberry and others noted. Wheat prospects good. flour at thirteen dollars per barrel. A destructive wind damaged homes near Himneis. Licentious weather and crop reports from Missouri. Singular notices of various people and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Fauntlery
Fort Massachusetts
Col. St. Yrian
Sangre del Christo Pass
Ratoon Fountains
White Mountains
Dusenberry
Samuel B Dusenberry
North Carolina
Quartermaster’s Department
Garland
Bonita
Messila
Trom Ber
Judge Benedict
Westport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delaware State
Niguotson
Pen Rere Eee Pwover
Reporter
Kent
Sussex Counties
Ict
Exiema
Revortm
Europe
Tre Prouic
Cora
Mera
Delaware Railroad
Henry Cowgill
Ezekiel B. Clements
Murderkill
Alexander Johnson
Charles Warren
Robert W. Clark
T Mil Roe
Thomas Jvallace
Sactseurr
Parker
Dover
Wm. Tharp
Charles T. Fleming
Potter Estate
Bates
Comegys
Gteaid CO
B. Campbell
Besford
Kendal M.lewis
Trustees, &c
Farmers’ Bank
Layton
Robinson
Jesse Lewis
D. i B. P.inc
John Doe
John Sweeny
P B. d. Inc
Houston
E. D. Cutlen
Levin Pettyjohn
D. B. P. Inc
Nathaniel
E. Layton
Plaintiff
Union Church of Arkcans
TS Ellis Sanders
P. Ued
Wales
Porciar
Franx Lusitz
John Street
Graham
Ro Lee
Devan
Dasnive
James Ho Ray
Newark
Bowlich
Rairoan Mrenss
Easton
Maryland
Tamre
N. Hampshire Journal of Meditine
Cason
Havre
Southampton
Satie Island
Ffteenboore
Capt
Adams
Toms
Xhd
Grand Jury
New Orleans
Bemle la Sere
Dr. Hearley
Sam
News From
New Mexico
Himneis
Fochenond
Rock
Missour
Missiserop
Mary Hedrick
Cincinnati
Deronges
Henry Prothren
Trarhy
Missouri
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