Storm warnings on authorized reporters and ad rates
Legal notice style excerpt lists subscription terms for the Weekly Reporter and advertising rates. It names agents in Wilmington Philadelphia and shows how renewals, disconnections, and continued delivery are handled. Includes pricing per insertion and display ad charges.
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Democratic Party
ODR
Arif Pgus
Wilmington
WM. Silver, Jr
George Buzune
Bis
Evens
Buildtec
Third Street
Exchange
Jones ‘Webster, Esq
N. E Cor
Third
Race St. Philada
Our Coastr Trcker-Qour nominees rally Democratic support
The piece praises a Democratic ticket as sound and worthy of broad support, urging unity and adoption by the people ahead of the November 14 election. It also notes published treaties from the State Department and reviews Peterson's Magazine, while mentioning a local murder trial and mixed weather.
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Democratic Party
Kent
State Department
Washington
Debates on Citizenship and Party Politics Reopened
In Dover a speaker argued that naturalized and foreign born citizens should be barred from suffrage under the Constitution, while citing Article II and its age and citizenship requirements as proof. Critics called the interpretation sophistry, noting two thirds of current US residents were foreign born or descended from immigrants.
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Swsrores
N. B . Suxrams
Inn
Dover
Nokies Pe
Csme
United States
Sock
Sarmeeas
Turbulent Meeting Exposes Whig Know Nothings in Election Plot
A contested assembly reveals Know Nothing and Whig sympathizers organizing to sway voters for a future governor. Speakers pledge to uphold God and the constitution while warning of secret societies influencing Democratic rivals.
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Eetvos
Tree Seamiers
Gaia
Leoadved
Sreaaguac
Get Pate
Farsi
Democratic Party
Cali
Gormpians
Neal
Leon
Vance
Secor
Boly
Secomm
Pest
Spekum
Ben Caring
Gisperse
Enitietine
Jaan Gus
Peerie Sre
Peti
Wade
Shanelal
Misread OCR Draft on Key Elements of General Assembly
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment about a representative in a General Assembly, mentioning a committee, a coach, a cabinet, and references to old pacts. It is unclear and largely unintelligible, with many misspellings and missing names and dates.
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Seer Comaty
Ube
Sand Office
Europe
New York
Liverpool
Sebastopol
Constantine
Menschikoff
Battain Bay
Grtbe
Alma
Vienna
London
Napier
Baltic
Omer Pasha
Bessarabia
Napoleon
Thomas
Canrobert
Revd
Cronstadt
France
England
Sebastapol
Ustria
Prussia
Russia
Alma River
Crimea
Menschibedi
Kabscha
Sebastopal
Jenschikeff
Sebastopat
Menschikel
Winer
Grebbe
Marcha
Arnand
Raglan
Perm
Thommsson
Bern
Ret
WakeSai
Bibexte
Methodist Escopal Church
Purreatan
Marea
BR. E. Seeears
Democratic convention endorses Know Nothings opposition
Delegates from Kent County organize a Democratic ticket with William Burton for governor and George E. K. Riddle for Congress. The meeting approves a platform denouncing Know Nothings, ratifies state nominations, and pledges support for the Democratic ticket amid a publicly voiced criticism of secret political orders. A companion Dover public meeting reports county nominees and adjourns after speeches on party harmony.
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Democratic Party
Criun
Know Nothings
William Burton
George EK. Riddle
Congress
John A. Moore
Kent County
Thomas J. Moore
Moses Barring
Benj
John Green
Dock Creek
Moses Price
Cattle Creek
David
Weas
Mae
Dstawaxs Stats Exroster
Delaware Gazette
Compton
N. W. Dorsey
Sea
Bel
Charles Harper
Charles Wharton
Clement S. Sar Sheaff
Icoroner
Wu. Arthurs
N.R. Smithers
Mr. Fisher
E. D. Carles
Sock
T. B. Bradford
Jos. P. Comegys
Causey
Mrr. Causey
Marriages and Deed Notices From Local Records
Fragmentary notices announce marriages by Reverend figures including Ona the Tith inst and Mr Ws Srescee to Ess Eacum Deez gocea, along with James W. Dowsgan and Maxa wife in a deed near Gantemary. The text also mentions a marriage by Reverend P. MamsSchi between Jaurs G. Jesriz and Miss Loves A- Jars.
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HE. Giluy
Ws. Srescee
P. MamsSchi
Jaurs G. Jesriz
The Mareets Fer Per Ba Sl Teahso
Cafeteria line reads Mareets for per ba sl Teahso, unclear context. OCR fragment appears garbled, offering no identifiable people or organizations.
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Delaware State Reporter
GEO. W. Ve
Uwichorson
LWARE
George Read Riddle
New Castle County
Fromas J. Moore
Moses Hanksoton
Comas
Withan Tostrsan
Joharags Brows
Wituran Sarerkeip
Prenell Eegeson
dJosava C. Azaxor
Witty
Masta
Doax Rerxonops
Nargas B. Fusmine
Levy Court
Bessa Doxono
Duck Creek Handred
Jos Geeex
Messs Paice
Davin Marven
Dawes D. Serie
Little Creek Milford
Sussex
Rosser B. Hoesmax
Cateceeer F. Rost
Sous W. Cattaway
Tuomas A. Joxes
Perster Fras
Doas L. Cornocen
Ese Water
Caarrzs BexNstt
Mascore R. Capists
Tuomas B. Siprre
William W. Wilsox
Joan Jones
Broad Creek Hundred
Tamas R. Wisos
Cedar Creek
W. N. Fxororescoon
Indian River
Atynep Cormxenax
Northwest Fork
Euecg
Pars
Dagsborough
Lor
Rawurss
Nanticoke
Peterson
Watts
Calloway
Neg
Suscex Couctr
Emir
Pabhreatyn
Nacre HA
Phives
Tor Bancars Carsten Os
Yast
Maine Law
Ging
Maine
Leiger
Philadelphia
Sza
Balimore
Delaware
Pennsytvanse
Ohio
Mr. Sarma
Koew Nothing Party
Perres
Axautos
Heather
Kama
Christie Vie
Jeremiaks
Wien
Eraam
Eci
Jim
Gee
Simkern Ort
SW. Dorsey
Esquire
Ebenezer Cloak
Dock Ceeck
Wilson E. Cannon
Little Geek Hundred
Joseph Moore
Murderki Hundred
James 2. Fenith
Ad ‘Wiliam Tharp
Milind
Jobe BK. Pennington
John KE. Jarvis
Borer
Armisoos Procerorses
Edward Bidesty
Easy
Chaiman
Reed
Keow Nothme
Was
MW Denney
Thomas Walace
A. Cowgill
Jowept Carrow
Carmed
Basorss
Artexsnos Sesanv
T. B
Bradfrd Meade
Inghly
Formgn
Kore
Secetar
Serefor
Wm Coffins
Wm M Jester
Jon Baynard
Jobim Woodal
John W. Callen
Flexras Draper
John W. Semith
DR Powell
J. ¥. Pollik
la Crim Canarroraret
den Eaton
Yes Delaware Railroad CO
Delaware Realroad
Fallomas
St Tho
Richmond
Cartes
Sak Jones & CO
Iis Recdemee
Gantemary
James W. Dowsgan
Maxawife
John and
Margaret Sherwood
THE
Mareets
Claeses Baton & Brother
Second Street
Sbore Sprace
Shore Spruce
Morton & Brother
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