Subscriptions and advertising rates in the Delaware State Reporter
The notice outlines terms for subscribing to the Semi-Weekly Reporter at $2.00 yearly in advance, $3.00 otherwise, with five cent singles. Advertising charges include 50 cents per square for one insertion, 25 cents for each follow-up, and full rates for untimed ads. It condemns Know Nothingism and laments secret oaths while urging republican liberty and public solidarity.
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Official paper notice for Delaware circulation
Ad advertises Kent and Sussex Counties Delaware circulation 108 352 for United States Laws. An authorized agent Edward Potts transacts business connected with the office and the publication.
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Political uprisings and party shifts in 1855
A 1855 editorial critiques Know Nothing influence in Talbot County, detailing levy court biases, grand inquest juries, and political realignments. It compares Whig decline to Democratic dominance and predicts Know Nothing impact on national politics. It urges unity for regional railroad plans and laments party drift.
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Conspiracy and smuggling cases amid 1830s notices
The page reports a Havana insurrection link to General Quitman, a Philadelphia Grand Jury rebuking bribery schemes, Custom House seizure of jewelry with unresolved diamonds, and various local notices. It notes a conspiracy story, an arrest of buyers, and a mix of market, weather, and obituary style items with multiple named individuals and organizations.
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Insolvencies and Market Strains Reported in California and Aspinwall Lines
A California arrival of the George Law from Aspinwall and notes on the steamer Page mark the period. Editors discuss certificates of deposit and solvency hopes, with Adams & Co declared insolvent and others reworking payments. Banking houses like Wrights and Stars & Co face liquidity strain while miners endure a grim toll from local conflicts and floods.
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