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Newspaper
Delphi Dollar Journal
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1855
Page
1
Orrret in Dewey's Building upstairs South Side Public Square announces the Decent Dotan Journal published each Thursday for one dollar yearly in advance. Advertising rates list various column and square formats for three weeks to one year with terms: continuances at 25, 15, or 20 dollars and ads continued until forbid at advertiser expense.
In a crowded courtroom the condemned Walter Lindsay awaits death as circumstantial proof seals his fate. Governor, Eva, and townsfolk confront the tragedy with Eva pleading for a month’s delay, declaring Lindsay’s innocence and praying for a miracle.
A dying man recalls his murder of Walter Lindsay and Walter Williams, confessing to Eva and a physician. He pleads for mercy as his love for Eva clashes with guilt, and the tale ends with his death and a renewed, sorrowful union.
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A fiery appeal denounces circumstantial evidence as a blot on justice. The speaker argues that condemning an innocent man to death is worse than punishing the guilty and defends life over swift judgment, calling death a pitiful mockery of justice.
Washington correspondent reports General Scott's view that the Crimea campaign erred by delaying Sevastopol attack He argues unity of command is essential and questions whether reinforcements can yield victory The piece also notes petrified bodies found near Germantown with one grave opened after 24 years and others partly decayed.
The lion Martin Van Buren, gifted to the former president by the Moroccan emperor, died last week in this state at about 30 years old. Sold after arrival due to gift restrictions, he had been known by that name since Raymond & Co. purchased him in Washington.
A letter passed through the Post Office days ago, addressed as Mr. b- indicating a garbled or partially unreadable recipient name.
The Eaton Register reports Artisan, condemned to hang, endures mental and physical distress. A clergyman and devout friends pray with him seeking to ease his mind toward the grim prospect of execution by the hangman in a harsh justice system.
Auditor Dunn announced the end of a free money bond scheme and halted the business on Saturday. He plans to depart soon, leaving his affairs in order and his house organized for the move.
The Bostonians circulate a petition urging Massachusetts to pass a law disqualifying any arresting or returning a fugitive slave from serving as a juror or holding office, unless pardoned, and to punish claimants who try to remove a fugitive without a jury trial.
Ebenezer and Sal arrive in New York for a wedding tour and exchange playful dialect as Sal teases Zeb to speak plainly. The couple plans a promenade around the principality’s prejuncts while Sal insists on direct speech and charm.
The Mesilla Valley Territory formerly Mexico is formally taken by the United States on November 15. The flag is raised and saluted as Gov. Merriweather addresses onlookers. Gen. Garland’s order extending U S laws is printed in English and Spanish for wide distribution. The southern boundary line is 31 52 N.
John Thompson sues the Eighth Avenue Bank for the difference between par and 94 cents on bank notes. If judgment is won and the bank fails to pay, he will pursue recovery from private stockholders' properties.
The Illustrated London News notes a tight race in the late New York election for Governor of the United States, informing English readers that the contest was very close and closely watched.
A man who forged a note and attempted suicide by stabbing himself with a sharp object is described as a rascally figure. the incident suggests possible intent and reckless action tied to a so called Newfoundland sand bank reference.
A historical note recalls the first flying machine as the bold figure who dared mock the infant of a red headed woman. The anecdote links early aviation bravado to a provocative act against a private family.
The Massachusetts legislature directs the Clerks and members to provide themselves with American stationery.
A young woman known for captivating crowds has been arrested on charges of theft, as authorities pursue the case amid public concern and speculation about the motives and remedies offered by “experience” versus fancy.
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