Delphi Journal Notice and Local Business Ads
The Delphi Journal moves to Wednesday publication with ads due Monday and Tuesday morning. Julius Hull of Cincinnati plans a Wabash line boats start this season. Merchants are advised to see the Mathews and Messer ad. Ackers & Co establish gunsmith shop. Over 80,000 bushels of corn stored in Pittsburgh county, awaiting canal navigation.
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Julius Hull
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Carroll County Agricultural Society
Court House
Delphi
Friends of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
James Odell
Colton & Barnes
Mathews & Messer
E Ackors & CO
Carroll County
Union House
Lerson
H. A. Fremont, Warren, Trumbull Co
Wabash & Miami
Miami Canal
Maine
Sycamore Streets
Ohio
April Election Returns for Justice of the Peace and Township Officials
The April election results include Justice of the Peace M. M. Southworth and Constable M. Graham. Township Trustees G. C. ao gl Geom Burk, Township Clerk Nathaniel Black, Township Treasurer Supervisors listed with district numbers and several no choices noted. Among 23 districts multiple names appear for Supervisors with no choice in district 7 and other districts showing listed candidates.
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M. M. Southworth
Mw M. Graham
G. C. Ao
Geom Burk
Nathaniel Black
Indian War Brewing Near Fort Laramie
The St. Louis Republican reports the nearby Indians appear determined to fight whites this spring. Officials say stock stealing has risen and private correspondence indicates a fierce clash with any government force sent to punish their thefts and murders.
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St. Louis Republican
Fort Laramie
Republican
Change to Declaration of Independence Cited by Know Nothings
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the Know Nothing party weighing a revision to the Declaration to insert life liberty and the pursuit of Irishmen among the inalienable rights. The proposed amendment targets American equality while altering the historical phrase.
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Cincinnati
Know Nothings
Local ordinance blocks religious worship at courthouse meetings
Crawford county board passes ordinance restricting religious denominations from using courthouse spaces for meetings. Also notes Evansville coal mine stratifications and a shooting match in Jeffersonville. Treasury holds 21 915 700 dollars. Masonic disputes in Louisiana settled. Colden New York reports no liquor licenses for 17 years and no paupers. Nine delegates sentenced to Vigo State prison. N P Willis reviews Rath Hall.
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Board of Commission
Crawford County
Court House
Evansville
The
Enquirer
Jeffersonville
United States Treasury
Louisiana
Colden
Erie County
New York
Vigo
N. P. Willis
Rath Hall
Schools Praised and Legislature Apportionment Debate
A citizen lauds local schools and teachers Bow men and a female principal for training youth and advancing study across town. The Indiana Legislature adjourns amid apportionment disputes and charges of unfair representation harming state governance.
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Indiana
Philo
Weir
Broval
Governor Wright Opposes Sag Nicht Party
Governor Wright declares opposition to the Sag Nicht party, signaling political stance ahead of upcoming elections.
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Gov. Wright
Sag Nicht Party
Memphis Real Estate Sees Rapid Value Jump in 1850s
A property in Memphis changed hands for 4000 dollars in 1852 and later sold for 24000 dollars in 1854, illustrating a sharp rise in urban land values during that period.
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Memphis
Sevastopol and Schumla Heading in Turbulent Tides
Fragmentary report notes Sevastopol and Luders at Odern with Count Zourdisky organizing at Schumla amid unrest. Details sparse. names and places anchored to a broader conflict scene.
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Sevastopol
Odern
Count Zourdisky
Schumla
Political and Fire News from March in Barrmore
Reports note a vast forest fire near Austin consuming property. Rumor says Con Sel Houston will issue a circular March 4 announcing an independent bid for the Presidency. Sixty Hamilton county citizens plan a trip to Kansas this week amid local fruit frost notes and exiled leaders. Ex-President Van Buren arrives in Paris after winters in Italy.
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Barrmore
Galveston
Austin
Anderson Central Texan
Con. Sem Houston
Hamilton County
Kansas
Indiana Journal
van Buren
Italy
Paris
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Delphi Journal
E-Adv
Mathews and Messer
Ackers & Co
D. B. Dogett
R. E. Austin
George Shafer
Samuel Milroy
D. Hilderbrand
C. Olinger
Geo. Whistler
Sam'l Robinson
John Lyon
Dan'l Charles
Francis Hamer
John Stauffer
Jas. Arnott
Journal
Horror
Bowman
Young Ladies Academy
Senate
Blackford
Jipecanoe
New Albany Tribune
U.S
House
State Journal
Europe
Crimea
Atlantic
Liverpool
Bishop Hughes
Bishop Merman
Russia
Nicholas
Berlin
Czarowich Alexander
St. Peersburg
Menschikoff
Gortschakoff
Osten Sacken
Luders
Bessarabia
Alexander Hand
Rudener
Alexander
Constantine
Neotiate
Vienna
Fredric
Prussia
Seige
Michael
Balaklava
Danube
Broussa
Bosquet
Malakoff
Eapatoria
England
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Roebuck
Clarendon
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Koenigsburg
France
Canrobert
Austria
Wedel
Nicholas Regiment of Curassiers
Chamber of Deputies
Stuttgard
Switzervanp
Federal Commission
Denmark
Exotano
London Morning Herald
Committee of Inquiry
Lord Lucan
Turin
Switzerland
Belgium
Asia
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Congress of Vienna
Weddell
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Eupato
Ria
Pussia
Moscow
St. Petesburg
Madison
Boone
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Rush
Tippecanoe
Putnam
Henry
Vin
Gaz
Noruina
Crawfordsville
London
Pranarouis
Otter
Exchange
Bank of Salem
Farmer’s Bank
Westfield
New York City
Ind
Bolles
Boots
John Wingard
Deer Creek
Geo. C. Sanderson
Attest N. Black
T. C
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