Delaware State Newspaper Ad Rates and Policies
The notice outlines subscription terms for a weekly reporter priced at two dollars per year paid in advance, with eight dollars if not prepaid. It specifies advertising rates: seventy five cents per square for initial insertions, twenty five cents for each additional insertion, and that longer ads are charged proportionally. It designates SPWARD POTTS as the authorized agent and lists meeting notices rules and general publication practices.
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Semiel Weekly
Democratic Party
J. P. Comenrs
Lovekerman Street
Governor's Avenue
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Arkansas
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the ‘Interior
General Land Office of the
States
General Land Office
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Know Nothing politics spurs clash over religion and public life
A 1855 Wilmington era piece rails against mixing politics with religion. It questions Know Nothing influence, cites Chief Justice Booth's death, and critiques a Protestant Catholic debate while urging separation of church and state. It denounces sectarian preaching for political ends and defends religious integrity.
Know Nothing Party under Fire Over Bribery Allegations
A lengthy critique of the Know Nothing or American Party accuses it of hypocrisy after pledging opposition to electoral bribery yet failing to act. It cites a January Legislative interview, a bill to suppress bribery that disappeared, and financial inducements paid by two Milford residents. The piece condemns the party’s professed reform versus its actual conduct and questions its integrity.
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Krow
State Assembly
David C. Wilson
Saxoner
Dacon
Milford
Know Nothing
Senate
Bet Eaters
Public Land Act Fragments from 1860s Congressional Text
The document excerpts amendments and enactments relating to swamp land patents and land surveying. It discusses President’s power to issue patents for swamp lands, state releases of claims, and procedures for payment and surveying, plus provisions for Virginia district entries and military land bounties, during 1860s congressional action.
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Virginia Military District
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Virginia
Virginis
Little Miami
Sciota
Power of Representatives
Fogmmaan
Flotille-Toan
Jardaman
The Reciprocity Treaty In Force Proclaimed
The president proclaims the general reciprocity treaty with Great Britain in force. It lists eligible Canadian products such as grain, bread, meats, fish, dairy, timber, minerals, and various goods to be duty free while the treaty remains valid. The declaration is dated March 16, 1855, and signed by Franklin Pierce and Secretary of State Yr. L. Mannor.
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Native American Review
Ivs
Ales & Kuo Nothings
Hrewix NoaTex
A. Lirscous
Jepep
Lonng Anp
Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Education
Lorre
Exony Waseeers
U. States of America
Congress of the United Steen
United States
Tung
Canada
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward's Island
J. Bastiar
New Brunswick
Ava Scotia
Franklin Pierce
United States of America
Prince Howard
Teland
al- Ande
Snaneres
Washington
Yr. L. Manor
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