Republican Nominating Convention of Carroll County
The friends of Freedom the Constitution and Prohibition are earnestly requested to meet in mass convention at Delphi on Saturday 18th to select a ticket for the October election. The call urges defenders of Constitutional Liberty to attend and resist the opposing party described as whiskey alien and slavery loving.
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Carroll County
Friends of Freedom
The
Constitution
Prohibition
Delphi
Scott
Jas. HI. Dunlap
Friends of Freedom and Temperance
Old Settlers Meeting Set for Courthouse Saturday
The Old Settlers will hold a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday with a large crowd expected and an interesting time anticipated.
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Old Settlers
People’s Convention Elects Agenda for August Convention
A Carroll county meeting at Delphi chaired by M. N. Ellis formed a plan for a People’s convention on August 18 to nominate county officers and organize for the fall campaign. E. W. Hubbard J. H. Dunlap and D. J. Jackson to arrange speakers and logistics. proceedings ordered printed in the Delphi Dollar Journal. The debate included harsh opposition to Reason and strong defense of temperance and anti slavery positions.
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Carroll County
Court House
Delphi
M. N. Ennis
A. H. Evans
Go Committee
E. W. Hubbard
Republican Party
J. H. Dunlap
D. J. Jackson
T. C. Hughes
D. I. Jackson
Wm. Davidson
John Boylan
Ike Jackson
Delphi Dollar Journal
End of the U S Bank dividend to be paid in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia public notes that Trustees will issue their final dividend on September 30. The piece mocks old line editors who feared the U S Bank would ruin the country and asserts foreigners already influence politics, with a satirical jab at old linerism.
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U.S
Cholera Describes Exodus From Shelbyville Ill
A reliable source reports cholera at Shelbyville Illinois causing many able residents to flee the town as the disease does its destructive work.
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Coorers
Shelbyville
Ill
Imported Fine Stock Showcased by Michigan City Stallion
The Michigan City stock event brought a large Canada Stallion of pure French Normandy stock to town on Saturday. The horse stands 16 hands high, weighs over 1200 pounds, and was purchased for Judge Blake of Clinton County by Gideon Cook, a Canadian stage contractor. Likely headed to Frankfort, the stallion won First Premium at the Government Fair in Canada last fall and was hired for over $800 by an agricultural society last season.
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Canada
Judge Blake
Clinton County
Gideon ©. Cook, Esqr
Frankfort
Province of
County Fair Committee Seeks Donations for October Event
The Carroll County Agricultural Society appoints a committee in June to solicit funds for the next Annual County Fair on October 11 and 12. The group will visit towns offering donations and assess site needs such as water pasturage and enclosures. They will receive money material or labor. The Board will meet August 25 to hear the committee report. July 28, 1855. James Opnun Grovar Marcomn Daviv M Cary Com.
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Carroll County Agricultural Society
Shwerifi
Carroll Circuit Court
Delphi
Lockport
Indiana
Joseph Culbertson
J. P. McCarty
Jonathan Barnett
State OF
Carroll County
Joseph A. Sims
Thomas Baldwin
Sai
Court of Common Pleas
James H. Stewart
Cuk
Arrival of the Atlantic Reports from Liverpool and war news
The Atlantic arrives with Liverpool dates to the 14th. Crops across England are favorable. In Crimea a major assault looms with 40,000 men at works and Russians building a star fort behind the Redan. Health in allied armies is good while cholera declines. The British blockade enforces strict control as foreign ships clear cargoes before it.
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Liverpool
England
Crimea
Redan
Kars
Everoun
Schamyl
Baltic
White Sea
Exchange
Antelope
Elstown
Calabar
Queen Victoria
Count Buel
Napoleon
Austria
Farewells in Jail Tainted by Murders and Mercy
In a jail scene following a murder, Rice and Driscoll bid farewell to Clark and Longley before their move to the Penitentiary. Rice urged spiritual salvation and Bible study, seeking forgiveness for their vast crimes as they face an uncertain afterlife. The piece also notes Kansas legislative actions and a suicide near Como after marriage.
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Fahrenbaugh
Rice
Driscoll
Clark
Longley
Earth
Rice Shows Redeeming Qualities Amid Fallen Path
The Lat. American notes that Rice, though guilty of reckless crimes under liquor or bad company, possesses fine traits and generosity. Despite errors, he bears no malice and remains a friend to many, with public sympathy growing as his fate is debated.
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Rice
Tragic Household Fire Ends in Mother's and Child's Deaths
Distressing Friday blaze at a Michigan Street home left Mrs. L. Doyle and her three year old daughter fatally burned. The pair used burning fluid to start fires, an accident sparked when the container burst near the stove. Neighbors aided but both victims succumbed despite doctors Everts and Sherman.
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L. Doyle
Doyle
Michigan Street
Everts
Sherman
Michigan City Enterprise
Will leaves all to Heald in Lola Montez notice
Lola Montez before leaving California made a will leaving all property to Mr Heald whom she claims to have truly married. Boston July 26 Abbot Lawrence is very ill with faint hopes of recovery. Dispatches say yellow fever increases in New Orleans.
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Lola Montez
California
Mr. Heald
Boston
Abbot Lawrence
Louisville
New Orleans
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