Delphi Growth Seen as Delphi Indiana Expands
The Delphi Journal notes Delphi Indiana has grown from 1382 in 1850 to an estimated 2500 per editors of the State Sentinel. The paper cites upcoming business and housing facilities and urges buyers to act, warning that property values may double by next spring. It highlights Dr Grimes sale of north town lots as a prime opportunity.
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Delphi
State Sentinel
Satz
Grimes
Sterrett & Rankin
Philadelphia
Trey Eepkee
Camden
Court House
Martin's
Conese
Carroll County
Indiana
John W. Kane
Arnes
H. P.ted D
Removals of Jackson Beck and S D McIntosh Notices
Jackson and Beck moved back into their former building which is finished in good taste and invites old customers to the new counter. S D McIntosh moved his shop to Dr Grimes brick building where he has a large amount of work for customers.
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Jackson & Beck
S. D. McIntosh
Locofocos Record D Mace Vote For Nebraska Swindle
Report shows Hon. D Mace voting with the majority of his constituents and for the best interests of the country as the final Nebraska matter was decided. The text notes many had predicted opposition but records indicate support of the majority’s wishes.
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Locofocos
D. Mace
Nebraska
Camden House Welcomes Riders and Guests
Union Hoven Campen notes that Renay the proprietor ensures full comfort for visitors at the Camden house, catering to both man and horse. The message invites friends to drop by and enjoy the well kept facilities.
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Union Hoven
Campen
Camden
O. K
Renay
Camden Vendors Advertise Cheap Goods for Sale
Camden residents CP Stewarrt and Rankin announce a fine assortment of goods offered at low prices locally to attract customers. Call them to shop the deals.
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CP Stewarrt & Rankin
Camden
Spear, Case & Co. Begin Cornerstone of New Wabash Building
Spears Case and Company commence laying stone for a new corner building described as among the finest in the Wabash area. The front will be cast iron and the structure will rise several stories high. A Dutchman was drowned in the canal near Carrollton lock last week, likely after a fall from drink. A bottle was found on his person. Locofocos in the district plan a Congressional nominating convention on August 17 at Crawfordsville. Rumor says Wallace is favored to beat any Nebraska option.
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Lc? Spears, Case & Co
Wabash
Carrollton
Locofocos
Crawfordsville
W. Wallace
Carroll County
Delphi
Indiana
Wabash River
Rochester
New York
Lowell
Massachusetts
Fmee
Lake Erie
St. Louis
Ae State
Great National Railroad
San Francisco
Shortaee
Canmorse
Europe
Merce Weurope
Eusbee
Crate
Chicago
Ballance
Chamberlain’s Nebraske Bill Dodge Dampens Senate Bid
Opinion in this station holds Chamberlain’s stance on the Nebraske bill weakens his chances for the U.S. Senate. A large number of Democrats in the region share this view and question his political strategy.
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Chamberlain
U.S. Senate
Nebraska Senate Vote On House Bill Revealed
The Nebraska bill passed the House by nine votes and the Senate vote followed at about 1 30 AM. Yeas included Atchison Badger Benjamin Broadhead Brown Butler Cass Clay Dawson Fitzpatrick Guin Hunter Johnson Jones of Iowa Jones Tenn Mallory Mason Morton Morrison Pearte Pratt Rusk Sebastian Shields Sidell Stewart Thompson of Ky Thompson of N.
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Ion. Hi
Nebraska
Senate
Yeas
Atchison
Badger
Benjamin Broadhead
Brown
Butler
Cass
Clay
Dawson
Fitzpatrick
Guin
Hunter
Johnson
Jones
Iowa
Jones Tenn
Mallory
Mason
Morton
Morrison
Pearte
Pratt
Rusk
Sebastian
Shields
Sidell
Stewart
Thompson
Senate adjourns after rejection of Clayton amendment
The Senate rejected Clayton's amendment and adjourned until Monday. A salute of 100 guns fired from Capitol Hill immediately after adjournment.
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J. "Combs
Tracy
Weller
Williams Wright
Allen
Bell
Chase
Clayton
Fish
Foot
Gillett
Hamlin
James
Lee Sumner
Wade
Walker
Senate
Capitol Hill
Locofoco Convention Resolutions At Indianapolis May 24
Resolutions from the Locofoco Convention in Indianapolis condemn temperance interference by wire workers and endorse Nebraska and Kansas territorial policy while opposing Clayton amendment hostility to native and foreign settlers. The remarks recount a heated session with Dems denouncing temperance leaders and preachers amid political faction strife.
Whig Anti NebraskA caucus meeting summary
In Washington on May 24 the Whig anti Nebraska caucus met last evening and resolved to issue an address to the free States. A committee for that purpose was formed. It is stated that Mr Cutting will resign at the end of the session. Mr Everett has sent a letter to the Senate explaining shale is detained at home by illness and that he would have voted against the Nebraska bill had he been present.
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John L. Robinson
McDonald
Temperance Party
Nebraska
Thompson
United States
Dr. T
Col
Mayi
Washington
Free States
Cutting
Everett
Senate
Shale
Cuba
Spain
Mallory
Florida
San Domingo
Washington Union
N. York
Sam
U.states
Cayne
Hollins
Havana
Marquis Pezuela
Seige
Queen of the Antilles
Wheeling Times
Wheeling
Bell
Arrival of the Franklin in New York with Europe news
The Franklin arrived with dispatches from Havre and Southampton to May 9 10. Lord Elgin’s mission to the United States and rising markets in Paris are noted. Russia Austria diplomacy Cuba Spain Cuba risks and Cuban unrest, plus military mobilizations in Europe and Asia.
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New York
Franklin
Havre
Southampton
Lord Elgin
United States
Denmark
Sweden
Paris
Austria
Russia
Helsingfors
Napier
St. Omars
Prussia
Washington
Winslow
Spain
Black Sea
Danube
England
City of Glasgow
City of Cork
Richardson & Brothers
Boldaur
Glasgow
Azores
Cuban Proclamation Targets Slave Trade and Anglo-Spanish Friction
In Graham's Saturday Mail the Cuban Proclamation by Captain General Pezuela condemns slave importation with heavy penalties while doubting sincerity amid English interest. It suggests Spain allies with Western powers and criticizes US filibusters, implying strategic aims beyond Cuba. The Wheeling Bridge collapse report follows, detailing a wind driven wreck that sent the span into the river with injuries avoided, navigation halted briefly.
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Graham
Saturday Mail
Pezuela
Cuba
Spain
Isabella
England
Market Prices and a Death Notice in June
The Markets section lists commodities with prices such as Wheat at 1.35 to 1.40, Corn 34 to 36, Oats 28, Rye 62, Barley 50, Flaxseed 31, Flour 7 and 8, Salt 2.25, Lard 6 to 7, Potatoes 60, and fish prices including White fish and Pickerel halves. DIED On the 25th alt hemorrhage W L BLACK formerly State Senator from Clinton and Carroll counties.
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Dizoni
W. L. Black
Clinton
Ot Carroll
Excitement in Boston Over Fugitive Slave Case
Boston May 27 reports surge of unrest as the Fugitive Slave case enters its second day with 3000 at the court. Deputy U S Marshal shot dead. Mayor Smith reads the riot act as infantry and police guard the city. Batchelder death saddens many while tensions rise from Worcester arrivals.
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Boston
Court House
Secoip Disratcu
Smith
Worcester
Batchelder
Cass Heir to Wed in Rome Daughter of Henry Ludlam
It is announced that Lewis Cass Jr. will marry in Rome the daughter of Henry Ludlam of New York. Rome ceremony details and family connections noted.
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Lewis Cass, Jr
Rome
Henry Ludlam, Esq
New York
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Batavia
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Aaribom
John G. Kessler
Joseph Porsa Baker
Etizangth Moyer
Montivello
Baptist Church
W. B. Sloan
McDill & Maury
Droggista
Oquaka, Ill
Sloan
Cincinnati
C. M
Witson
Janu Hannam
Samuel Grimes
Delphi, Ind
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