Presbytery of Logansport in Session at U S Church
The Presbytery of Logansport met in the U S Presbyterian Church last Tuesday evening and remains in session. A number of ministers and elders are present and preaching will occur every night this week. the public is invited. Armitage and Wertz have formed a partnership in wagon and carriage making and offer to fulfill their advertisement in a separate column.
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Presbytery
Logansport
U. S. Presbyterian Church
DCP Armitage & Wertz
Partnershi
Franklin Street
Barnett & Armitage
Armitage & Wertz
Death of Hon Joseph G Marshall and local notes
The Indiana Journal reports the death of Hon Jesson G Marshall in Louisville yesterday. A club notice for Tribune renewals appears with D R Harazy as agent. A farm house near here owned by Mrs Burt burned Monday night, just before a family moved in. Richard Sibbitt near here captured 555 dozen pigeons this spring and sent over 1400 in one day to Louisville markets.
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Joseph G. Marshall
Madison
Indiana Journal
Jesson G. Marshall
Louisvile
Burt
Duff
Richard Sibbitt
Louisville
Timesman on April election shows voters act, parties split
The Timesman notes voters felt capable of casting their own ballots and split offices evenly between parties. He compares this to last year and cites leaders urging democracy to vote down Whigs Fusionists Temperance men and sustain the party.
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Timesman
Awakening Calls In Carroll County Politics
A neighbor chides the electorate over democracy in Carroll County. He urges energizing the county party with lively campaign chatter and accuses the current administration of weakness, calling for awakened activism across townships.
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Carroll County
Connecticut Returns Four Anti Nebraska Democrats and Legislative Shift
The text notes four Democratic congressmen elected in Connecticut replacing Nebraskan members. Governor race has no choice. Democratic and K. N. candidates each around 80 000 votes, W. candidate about 10 000. Legislature splits with K. N. and Whigs holding 18 of the Senators and two thirds of Representatives.
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Connecticut
K. N
Kansas Legislature Election Result Pro Slavery Victory
The Kansas election results show a sweeping pro slavery victory for all districts. The New York Journal of Commerce reports a $20,000 purse raised by policy dealers gamblers Greg Shope and prostitutes to push laws in Albany to remove the mayor or curtail his powers.
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Kansas
Cpithe
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Albany
Wabash and Erie Canal Opens Between Terre Haute and Evansville
The canal has been navigable for over a week between Terre Haute and Evansville. Wisconsin Governor Baretow vetoes the Maine Liquor Law.
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Wabash and Erie Canal
Terre Haute
Evansville
Baretow
Wisconsin
Maine
Wide range of 19th century items reported warningly
The item list notes a spike in spirit-rapping believers to about 3,000,000, a dog extermination surge in Indianapolis, soaring food prices in New York, and cod and bean diets for the poor. It also mentions executions in Cincinnati, hog futures in Louisville, Nicholas II’s body burial issues, Know-Nothing lodges in Ohio, New Orleans juleps, Queen Victoria’s household size, Free Banks circulation, a Crystal Palace market plan, and a temperance bill passage in Almany New York.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wm. Arrison
Cincinnati
Isaac Allison Hoes
Louisville
Indiana
Ohio
New Orleans
Queen Victoria
Crystal Palace
Cincinnati Mayor Election Doubt After Ballot Destruction
Amid reports of ballot box damage in the 11th and 12th wards, Farran appears favored if all votes counted, while Taylor may refuse office even with victory. Councilmen results show Americans leading 11 to 6. The Gazette suggests possible new election to ensure fair expression. authorities weigh legal remedies.
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Farran
Cincinnati Columbian
Taylor
The
Gazette
Columbian
Ial
Gaxette
Faran
Arrival of the Baltic Reports Vienna Peace Progress
The Baltic arrives with Liverpool dates to the 24th and Vienna reports progress on the five power settlement. The first point abolishes Russia grip on Wallachia and Moldavia placing the provinces under five power guarantee. Czar Alexander shows a pacific tone to diplomats but firm to the army.
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Baltic
New York
Liverpool
Sevastopol
Vienna
Russia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Paris
London Times
Nesselrode
Danube
Asia
Cincinnati Election and Riots Parade Describes Turbulent Day
The Gazette and Commercial report violent clashes at Cincinnati polls during an election. Attacks erupted in Eleventh and Sixteenth Wards with Germans and Americans battling. a ballot box was destroyed and a cannon seized. Casualties include several injured and one possibly fatally stabbed as crowds raged through Jackson Hill and nearby streets.
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Cincinnati
The
Gazette
Carey
George Reeder
Brown
Higdon
William Smith
John Leanard
Jackson
Jefferson
Ninth Ward
Sycamore
Pap Taylor
J. J. Dennis
K. N
Frank Links Brewery
Jackson’s Hill
Taylor
James D. Taylor
K.n.’S
Vine Street
Hamilton Road
Farran
Snelleaker
Snélbaker
Jackson Hill
Thirteen Ward
Enquirer
Zimes
Pap
Cincinnati Riots End After Days of Unrest
The Cincinnati disturbances wind down as Germans yield the disputed cannon amid crowds on Walnut Street. Military presence and warnings avert further clashes between German and American groups, with blame shared by both sides for the spread of unrest.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Taylor
Ind
Miners Unearth Giant Skull Near Auburn
A party of miners tunneling into a hill near Auburn exhumed a human skull nineteen inches in diameter and a correspondingly large arm and hand. The extraordinary find drew hundreds into town to view the remains. Cincinnati Election Certificates Awarded to Democratic Candidates.
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Auburn
Cincinnati
Beef cattle prices reported in Louisville market
Beef cattle sales in Louisville priced from 750 to 900 dollars per hundredweight depending on quality. Extra choice lots quoted at 950 to 1000 dollars per cwt.
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Louisville
Universalist Preachers to Lead Two Day Meeting
Universalist Rev. T. C. Eaton of Indianapolis and Rev. J. Bizaines of Lafayette will conduct a two day meeting at the Court House this place on Saturday and Sunday April 28 and 29. General attendance requested.
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T. C. Eaton
Indianapolis
J. Bizaines
Lafayette
Court House
Hoofland's Bitters Offered Only by Dr Jackson
The Hoofland's Bitters enjoy wide popularity and high sales sold exclusively by Dr. Jackson at the German Medicine Store Philadelphia No 120 Arch Street. They are praised for curing liver complaints dyspepsia and nervous debility and are reputed to have saved thousands from illness. Counterfeits exist making it essential to buy from Dr Jackson's authorized agents.
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Jackson
Arch Street
Philadelphia
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