Bereavement and farming notes from Carroll County fair
A reflective piece opens with thoughts on grief and resilience after loss, then shifts to agriculture reports. Premiums in corn and wheat are listed for A. Burntrager, Geo. Whistler, A. Van Gundy, and A. Sanderson, with yields cited and remarks on cultivation. George P. Hedge and David Baum ranked wheat at Carroll County Fair, with Baum noting higher potential on untarnished land despite pest impact.
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Mir. van Gundy
Geo. P. Hedge
David Baum
Baum
Carroll County Meeting Chooses Delegates for Indiana Convention
Citizens of Carroll County held a December 1853 meeting to nominate twenty five delegates to the Temperance Convention in Indianapolis on January 11, 1854. Rev. William Wilson chaired. A. H. Evans served as secretary. a committee named twenty five delegates including A G Hanna, Samuel Grimes, Vine Holt, William Bolles and others. The group resolved that all county citizens who attend the convention would be considered delegates, and ordered Delphis papers to publish the proceedings. Meetings adjourned.
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Templars’ Hall
Carroll County
Indianapolis
William Wilson
A. H. Evans
Thomas C. Hughs
T. Armitage
Conover
A. McDonald
James Winters
Caleb Compton
Alex, Murphy
Eli Moore
John Bakerie Stranathar
F. Thompson
M. N. Lis
John Turie
Isaac Jackson
E.W. Wright
Delphis
AH. Evans
Cork Sivér Mathe Discovers Apt Attachements
Cork Sivér Mathe is credited with discovering attachments related to an apartment case. Local officials confirmed the finding aided the ongoing investigation and highlighted the role of Mathe in uncovering critical documents. The item’s significance centers on potential connections to a broader property dispute and enforcement actions.
Riot Sees 60 Arrests as Mob Threatens Bishop
Violent clashes erupted last night near Freeman's Hall and the Catholic Cathedral as hundreds of men from the German Society of Freemen gathered to mob Bishop Bedini and the Papal Nuncio. Police detained more than sixty rioters, with several wounded and a leg shot.
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Bedini
Rome
Catholic
Carroll, Ieeman
Hungarian butcher Hay reception in Monarchial England
A brief remark notes that the Hungarian butcher Hay received a warm welcome in Monarchial England and ponders what the Pope's Nuncio might expect in Republican America mentioned by Cin. Com. on the 26th.
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Ing
Hay
England
America
Cin. Com
Extensive Mail Routes Proposed by Post Office
Washington Globe reports P O Department proposals for coastal and inland mail routes in California Utah New Mexico Oregon and beyond. Distances range 650 to 1000 miles monthly or twice monthly with Salt Lake as a key distributing point and gaps noted in Salt Lake to Sacramento connections.
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Washington Globe
P. O. Department
California
Utah
New Mexico
Oregon
Sacramento City
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Gray’s Harbor
Steilacoon
Council Bluffs
Pacific
Sacramento
S. Bs
Cakes for sale spark Erie journey in curious editorial
The Courier and Enquirer essay mocks the Erie trip by urging readers to find cakes between here and Sundown Lake. It treats Erie as the keystone of the Western world and suggests a half penny cake bargain as the sole path through to commerce, with playful satire on travel and geography.
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Vallel
Tgrte
Mesilla Vallay
Gray
Mesilla
Mexico
Eric
the Courier & Enquiver
Atlantic
Ennsylvania
Durance Vile
Elsi‘nore
WM. Halls
United States
Evely
Ball
Ageat
Cincinnati
Turbulent naval clash dominates dispatches across Europe
Reports from Chicago and New York recount a massive naval battle between the Russian fleet and a Turkish squadron near Circassia. Turks allegedly sink seven Russian ships and suffer heavy losses, with Admiral Slade accused of cowardice by some papers. Separate items note railroad riots in New York and a major fire destroying ships and cargoes, including the Great Republic.
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Chicago Tribune
Evaora
Osman Bey
Circassia
Sebastopole
Europe
Hendr
Admiral Slade
Bosphorus
Navarisio
Enie
U. S
U.S
Nelson
U.S. Marshall
New York
Boston
Liverpool
Salso
Alabama motion on railroad iron duties referred to Ways and Means
A motion by Mr Ebbb of Alabama to grant four years credit to importers of railroad iron was referred to the committee of Ways and Means. Mr Straub of Penn had a rider ready to attach if not referred. The editor predicts eventual duty reduction in line with Treasury Secretary guidance and general country approval.
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Ebbb
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