Subscription Terms and Notices in the Semi-Weekly Reporter
The notice outlines subscription rates for the Semi-Weekly Reporter at $2.00 per year if prepaid or $8.00 for non prepaid renewals, with five cent singles. It warns that failure to cancel at term end will renew and charge another year. It cites an article on Major Traefitt and urges removing temptation from daily life, referencing a Maine Liquor Law and a Muslin Palace Law.
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Major Traefitt
Maine
Smayraa Times
Ganndt
Inne
Vale of Tempe
Elysian Fields
Halcyon
Angele of
Mercy
Dear People and Maine Law Debate in Smayraa Times
A long letter-wage exchange in the Smayraa Times defends against one Dear People critique on Maine Law and temperance. It argues that prohibiting sales harms liberty, cites Dr. Carpenter and other authorities, and warns that restricting one item leads to broader control. The piece references Know Nothings, the Maine law, political tempers, and local court vacancies with brief notes on other county matters.
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Sewell
Carrexist
London
Maine
Nate
Esneladine Inter
Remarks of Hon. J. M. Clarmex on tariff and Know Nothing bias
A Delaware court crier distributed political documents to jurors, prompting criticism of the Know Nothing influence and alleged court and post office favoritism. The piece condemns the late legislature and urges vigilance against party deception and corruption.
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J. M. Clarmex
Delaware
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Know Nothing Party
Levy Court
Stolen Bribery Bill sparks Delaware political clash
A lengthy editorial rages at Know Nothing papers over a missing Bribery Bill and demands a legislative inquiry. It accuses the party of deception and fraud in campaigning and laments silence from aligned organs while urging a formal investigation as a Moon eclipse forecast highlights the date.
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Know Nothings
Senate
Delaware
Massachusetts
Know Nothing Influence in Liquor Case Trial
Testimony heard in court last Thursday centers on Nehemiah Cobee and Coopers liquor shipments from Philadelphia. Witness describes receiving 10 gallons of liquor and three bottles, with disputes over payment, labeling, and identity, leading to a verdict of not guilty.
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Erdigg
Ate
Know Nothing Grang
Mega
Nehemiah Cobee
Philadelphia
Cooper
Maryland
Mme
William Fhertes
Tombs
New York
Charles Thople
Kate
Supreme Court of
Toston
Shaw
Kent County Agricultural Society Adjourns May Meeting
The Agricultural Society of Kent County met in Dover on Tuesday May 1 with Vice President Jacob M Hell presiding and Secretary G W S Nichols reporting. The gathering adjourned to 10 o clock A M on Sunday May 5 with notice to be given in county newspapers.
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Agricultural Society of
Kent County
Dover
Jacos M. His
G. W. S Nicsorsos
Wa. Cowen
Adjonmed
Jacob
Hell
Guo
W.S. Nacotsas
Sec’y Pro Tex
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Cuarrox
Solomon
Rasuscratep
New Castle
Mackings
Frank Leslie
New York Journal
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Gover
Senta
Cincinnati
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Europe
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New York Times
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Kinney
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Charleston
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Pinelo
Spain
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St. Louis
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Bath
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