Courts of Common Pleas calendar notes quarterly sessions
The Courts of Common Pleas hold ita sessions in January April July and the Commissioners Court meets on the first Monday of March June September and December.
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Courts of Common Pleas
Ita
Commissioners Court
State of Indiana
Carroll
Carroll Court of Common Pleas
Robert H. Thompson
William B. Thompson
John Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Josiah Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Margaret A. Thompson
Sarah J. Thompson
Nancy N. Thompson
David W. Thompson
Milton H. Thompson
William M. Thompson
Mary E. Thompson
Henry R. Thompson
Merida E. Thompson
Charles A. Thompson
William D. Thompson
Jobert H. Thompson
Delphi
James H. Stewart
Female Seminary At Delphi Sought By Residents
Pananite and others call for a female seminary to educate young ladies in polite literature and related branches. Those interested are asked to leave their names with the newspaper editor.
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Pananite
Delphi
Delphi Dollar Journal
Eorror
Times
Chers
Tizens
Eds and Daughters
J. H Dunlap
War talk as Roumanians watch Turkey Russia clash
The latest steamer reports several engagements between Russia and Turkey with Turkish forces winning early skirmishes. European powers fail to broker peace as France reportedly mobilizes 25 000 troops awaiting news from Constantinople.
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Turkey
Russia
France
Constantinople
Childs
Democra cy, Van Buren, and the Pacific vision in politics
A critical editorial traces Democratic shifts with Van Buren and the 1852 spoils system as the motive force behind coalition moves linking rival factions. It then pivots to excerpts from early 18th century London Society notes describing California, its climate, abundance, and agriculture as recorded in Royal Society publications.
Arch Traitor Worship and the Plunder Obsession
The passage urges opponents to align with a political exhortation and parrot his commands, likening followers to eager hounds. It portrays a ruthless appetite for theft equating to death and declares a cynical motto that mocks losers with laughter.
Printer Found Alive After Disappearance
The Lafayete printer reported missing has been found in St Louis. He did not suffer murder as the press claimed but had consumed whiskey to induce insanity and believed he had been sent for. Citizens are urged to calm their fears and stop further trouble by ignoring baseless rumors.
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Lafayete
St. Louis
Lafayette
Croswell
The
Albany Argus
Democratic
Pop
Tobago
Dewey & CO
Saleratus
P. P. Bailey
Fort Wayne
David & Black
Holt, Dewey & Co
Jackson & Beck
Moore
KS. Roceries
G. Moore
John Campbell
Tate
Carroll County
Anthony Wilson
Congress Convenes After Monday Start Promises New Deliberations
Congress convened on Monday and sets the stage for early actions as lawmakers begin formal sessions. The opening signals anticipated debate and potential legislation across several committees.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance Company Card
The Protection Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Hartford stands as the West’s pioneer insurer. It began in 1825 and has issued 100000 policies with $200000000 in insured property across the West, earning strong public confidence. E W Hussarp, Esq. acts as local agent for town and county.
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Protection Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Hartford
Alleghenies
West
E. W. Hussarp
Hartford, Conn
General Agency
Cincinnati
E. W. Hubbard
Ager
Delphi
Carroll County
Gleason
Pictorial
Barnum
Newark
Gleason's Pictorial
Ander
Gleaton Pictorial
Navy
Aea
Broomfield Streets
Berow
Maasry
Mexican ministers shot near northern border
Louis de la Rosa once Mexican Minister to the United States and a former Minister of War is shot near the northern Mexican border. A second victim is implied in the same act in what observers call a test of Santa Anna’s power to solidify his hold.
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Louis de la Rosa
United States
Arista
Mexico
de la Rosa
Santa Anna
Rumors on Turkish War and American political moves
Telegraphic dispatches from Vienna and Washington sketch a turbulent scene. Turkish success near Bucharest and Russian reverses are reported amid naval embargoes and diplomatic exchanges. In the United States the Union warns against political manipulation while cabinet threats prompt debate over presidential appointments and power.
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South Bend
Danube
Atlantic
Bucharest
Olenitza
Blackea
Russia
Count Nesselrode
Turkey
Klapka
Asia
Napoleon
Prussia
Austria
Vienna
Inceriga
Shanghai
Washington
Orr
South Carolina
Boyd
Forney
Horatio J. Harris
Indiana
Carroll and
Clinton
U.S
Mississippi
Vermont
Sandwich Island
Liverpool
New York
Mich
Ohio
Buffalo
Toledo
State Temperance Convention To Favor Prohibition Law
The Ind State Journal reports a state wide temperance convention to push a prohibitory liquor law as an election issue in the Legislature. A county convention will select delegates with careful, prudent preparation for a strong moral influence across the state.
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State Temperance Convention
Evry
Ind State Journal
Pork Prospects in Cincinnati Hogs Reach New Arrival Total
Cincinnati Gazette reports by November 22 a 15 651 hog advantage over last year despite low prices and bad weather. Receipts since the 1st include river 29 715 railroads and canals 5 737 through telegraph 2 923 Kentucky 28 500 slaughtered Plainville 1 039 Covington 571 500 total 53 763 with many hogs held for warmer weather. River receipts mainly from Maysville and Wabash.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Plainville
Covington
Maysville
Wabash Cour
The Administration Threat in the Senate Debate
The Toledo Blade critiques executive pressure on the Senate over Mr Redfield and General Cushing. It denounces autocratic rhetoric from Guthrie and Campbell and warns of Senate degradation under executive influence, noting the Senate’s constitutional role and past conduct.
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Toledo Blade
Redfield
Senate
Senate of
United States
Washington Union
Guthrie
Campbell
Washington
Congress
Henry
General Cushing
Wake Up Call Over Prohibition Morality in Indiana Press
The Crawfordsville Locomotive condemns newspaper editors for protecting whiskey interests and failing to address the alcohol problem. It argues six hundred thousand drinkers in the U S deserve scrutiny and urges editors to wake up and expose the moral and social harms of liquor.
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United States
Republic
Fallstaff
Indiana
Excitement and Riot Threat at Charlottsville University
A large crowd gathered in Charlottsville near the university after two students were jailed for disturbing an exhibition. Over 300 rioters surrounded the jail, threatening to demolish it unless the prisoners were freed, as 150 riflemen defended the building. Prof Harrison urged restraint while a committee sought talks with authorities.
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Ricamont
Charlottsville
Harrison
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Prince of Coalitions
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Judas Iscariot
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van Buren
N. York
California
London Royal Society
Sinaloa
Sonora
New Spain
Chihuahua
Rio Grande
Esc Bay
Deceass County
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Erie
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Casscourty
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Levi Stephen
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