Delaware State Reporter Terms of Subscription and Ads
The Delaware State Reporter adopts a semi weekly publication plan with yearly subscription at $2.00 in advance and single numbers at 6 cents. Notices of discontinuance must be given. otherwise the paper continues and the subscriber is charged. Advertising rates include 60 cents per square for a first insertion and 20 cents for each following one. wall ads at full rates until discontinued. News from meetings except Democratic Party and personal matters priced as regular ads. liberal arrangements offered to yearly and half yearly advertisers. The Revorter establishment is sold to Edward Porrs and James King. all moneys due must be paid to them or their attorneys. Dover, July 7, 1855.
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Democratic Party
United States Laws
Senacre
Revorter Establishment
Edward Porrs
James King
Nicholson
Dover
Del
The New York Merchants Party and American political influence
The text argues that political movements in New York affect the entire nation through example and contagion. It cautions against interference, urging readers to seek correct understanding of a movement’s nature and effects to act properly within their own state or subdivision.
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New York
Jess
Massachusetts
Vna
Delaware
Gener
Political caution urged as a lever shaping nations
An excerpt argues that politics can move nations if directed rightly or ruin them if misused. It warns against instructing policy to favor one class, notes the constitution enables petitioning legislature by all classes, and praises balanced representation for public peace. It mentions upcoming Democratic speaker George W. Nicholson and public concerts by J. Dyen as local events.
Democratic Surge Across States Shifts Political Tide
Reports from national races show rapid gains for the Democratic party since the last elections. Baltimore, Ohio, and especially Pennsylvania with Philadelphia promise large majorities, while Know Nothing and Maine Law supporters face a rebuke as voters turn toward Democracy amid fears and rumors.
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Tye CoaNee
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Sun
Alleghany
Maine
Romie
Krs
Democracy Triumphs in Pennsylvania Vote
Returns from Pennsylvania show the Democratic party carried the state by an overwhelming majority. If gains in remaining counties match early reports, the state may yield a Democratic majority of forty to fifty thousand votes.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore Municipal Election Results Show Democratic Gain
Baltimore reports a decisive city election with Democrats electing 12 Council members and Know-Nothings 8. The overall Democratic majority runs about 1300, a gain near four thousand from last fall. Vansant and May districts confirm their winners with tallies of 1086 and 240 respectively.
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Cor- Bairmans
Hick
Vansant
May
Glorious News from Ohio Grows Democratic Gains
The report from Cotenisis Oct 10 notes strong Democratic gains with Governor candidate Medill forecast to win by a large margin. Enthusiasm runs high as returns continue to indicate a substantial majority.
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Ohio
Medill
Cotenisis
Kent County Agricultural Society Exhibition Premiums
A Kent County agricultural exhibition list details premiums awarded across divisions such as Horses and Mules Bulls and Cows Oxen Sheep Hogs Meal and Flour Fruits and Vegetables Seed Grain Agricultural Implements Plowing and Special Premiums. Noted are winners including Nathan Sivil G C Yomlin J P Wilds Wm Shakespeare Thos Wilson and others with certificates and monetary amounts. the result reflects strong displays from Kent and nearby nurseries and flocks with extensive commentary on notable livestock and produce.
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Norses
Multh
Committee On Horses and Mules
Nathan
Sivil
Pedal
G. C. Yomln
J.P. Wilds
Wm. Shakespeare
Mason
Edward Pleasanton
Geo c. Tomlin
Thornton Russell
Tenry Cowgil
Dani Cowgill
Manlove Hayes
Wm. Cule
Levick Palwer
We. Cole
Daniel Cowgill
Thos
Wilson
Marvel
Thomas Wilson
H. Ridgely
Jacob Williams
B. C. Frazier
Alex. Johnson
Wm. du Hamel
Geo. L. Calley
Win. du Hamel
Frazier
Smith
DuHamel
Harper
Thos. Jackson
Eeeles
E. J. Carter
Ruth Watson
Garret Luft
Wm. J. Clark
Wic. DuHamel
Thos. Wallace
Mellvain
W. M. Shakespeare
Hloffecker & Evans
D. A. Toffecker
Ezekiel B. Clements
Wm. P. Tindal
Avery Draper
Committee On Fruits and Vegetables
Ja. G. Waptes
Todd
Wm. Steward
J. C. Bird
Ridgely
Kent County
John Perkins
Fairview
Nova Scotia
Thos. James
D. C. Bird
J. M. Hill
Stowell
M. Hayes
Cummins
M. Harrington
Win. Burton
G. S. Green
D. 8. Taylor
Milford
Colburn, Hyde & Co
Bowman, Eliott & Co
J. Catlin
Woodbury
Blandy & Bros
Messrs
Radgely & Waples
Scott
Adkins
Rev
T. B. Bradford
McOrmack
MM. Hays
Conuntltee
Geo. Parris
A. J. Cally
Wim. Graham
Thos. B. Bradford
George Wa.lantove Hays
Untitled historical notice on land sale and slavery details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land sale and references to enslaved people, officials and legal proceedings. Mentions John Po Andersen and local authority figures, with unclear dates and locations. The garbled text preserves a sense of a public sale and estate matters from a historical context.
Arrival of the Canada in Halifax from Liverpool
News from the seat of war reports the Canada reaching Halifax as British forces resume operations in Crimea. Despatches describe Allied landings at Eupatoria, Russian fortifications at Sebastopol, and preparations for a winter campaign. A mix of commercial notices and advertisements follow, including medical extracts and local commerce promotions.
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Crimea
Constantine
Nicolaeff
Criman
Berlin
Sebasto~pol
Prince Gortschikoff
Eupatoria
Russa
Prince Gortschakoff
Balaklava
Tchernaya
Subastopol
Bakshi Serai
Sebastopol
Paris
St. Petersburg
Gortschakoff
Eupatoed
Ria
Asia
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Edward Potts
James Kirk
The
New York Merchants’ Party
Pouttical
Geo
Nicho.son. Esq
Reportes
Cambridge
Vis
Nicholsox
Know Nothing
Igm
Maine Lawism
Concent
J. Dyen
House of Representatives
George P. Ware
Sussex County
Warre
Bays
Norfolk
Det
Stockland G. Wo Cunonme
Smyrna
Portsmouth
G. WoCaun
Cas
Petaris Se
Luesgrs
North Mar
Loacstreet
Mississippi University
South
Warreth
Paulens
Mexico
Carrera
Vega
Trops
Wich
Vern
Gariens
Oceta
fAvata
Redeu
Declan Dhrasetan
Lee Vane
Theo
Nese
Cate
Tiemac Burke
Trarte
Kent County Agricultural Society
New Castle County
Committee On Hogs
Nelson
Cook
Duflainel
Teane Register
Committee On
John Haman
Moore
Brian Layton
Greer
Cormittee
M_Shakespeare
Edw
Carter
T. P. Lockwood
Eccles
Wmn
Tomlinson
J. C. Wilson
Sally Ann Ridgely
Mliss
Celia
A. Ricards
Eliza Frazer
Elizabeth Burien
Lydia B. Harrington
Lizzie Clark
Dover Female Institute
Dr. Mitchell
Miss Cole
York
Dus
Comegys
Japan
Garrett Luff
Kate Frazier
T. G. Murphy
Cornelia Comegys
Win
J. Clark
Clara Mc Whilson
Cela A. Bicare
E W. Wilson
Powell
Win. G. A. Bunwill
Potts & Kirk
Broxter
Wao. Ferris & Son
J. K. Jarvis
Dump
J. A. Nicholson
J. Day
Chas St. Clements
Henry Ridgely
James C Bird
WE Hayes
Esq
Powitry
Wathmouch Carey
Bremen
Taylor + Mine
KooBets
Peau
Barer
Vera, Beleo
Otter
Ton
Martere Beng
John Po Andersen
Oilector
Acd
Momilies
Pricon
Mongar
Seate Fair
Obie
Auarthy Poe
Eatha
Canada
Halifax
Royal Mail Steamship Canada
Liverpool
H.T. Helmbold
Chestnut St
Girard House
Philada
Salebman Jones & CO
Crescent
Algo
Jones & CO
General Assembly
Sussex Co
Farmers’ Bank
New Castle
Georgetown
John R. Sudler
School Fund of Delaware
Bridgeville
Dover Markets
Agnew & Cool
Coter and Vicinity
Havre
Stella and
Carmel
Agnew & CO
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