Cheap and Popular Club Offers Magazine Subs
In Delphi Indiana the Delphi Journal notes a pamphlet offer for Godeys Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine. Subscribers can receive both magazines for one year at four dollars and fifty cents via L A Gooey of Philadelphia. Also advertised are ready made carpenters items and portable cottages by Hinxiz Gulup & Co.
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Cheap and Popular Club
Godey's Lady's Book
Harper's Magazine
L. A
Hinxiz, Gulup & Co
Guile & Ee
St. I
Door
Sasu
Ise Sone
7Th West
Tame
Sas
Nebraska
New Hampshire Prohibitory Trend in State Elections
The State Journal reports renewed anti slavery and anti whisky sentiment in New Hampshire, predicting Metcalfe for Governor and anti administration wins in Congress. Know Nothings lead the House as fusion voices unite, while Hale is touted for the Senate. the piece argues for prohibition and freedom across the state.
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New Hampshire
Telegraph
State Journal
Granite State
Metcalfe
House
Frank Pierce
United States Senate
John P. Hale
Old Carroll County Democrats Face Empty Candidate Slate
A note laments the lack of announced candidates for April elections in Carroll County. The author urges the National Democratic party to rally, warns against factional splits, and calls for renewing organization to defend against what is described as fanaticism and various political evils.
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Democratic Party
Carroll County
National Democratic Party
Sag-Nichis
Sam
George Kawy Named Candidate for President in 1806
A New York figure George Kawy is described as a candidate for the presidency in 1806. The claim is presented as dubious.
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George Kawy
New York
Humbug
Snort Line Demnirions and Popular Sovereignty Debate
A fragmentary political column critiques popular sovereignty and strict construction. It accuses factions of shifting principles to fit party needs, cites retrenchment goals from 13 million to 70 million, and argues laws apply selectively based on race and political advantage.
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Sovety
Rushville
Miami County Board Awards Court House Contract
The Miami county board approved the Court House contract at a price of 28500 dollars. The contractor’s name is not fully stated in the readable text. Peru
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New Cover House
Board of County Commissioners of
Miami County
Peru
Death sentences for McMahon Keefer and Romaine in Dunbar murder
Sage McMahon and Keefer convicted for the murder of John Dunbar in Fort Wayne. McMahon and Keefer to be hanged on April 27 next, Romaine to be hanged on June 15 next.
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Sage McMahon
Onen
Keefer
Romaine
John Dunbar
Fort Wayne
Ghiist
Sale of hogs by Joseph Merritt halts at $1028.48
A lot of five hogs raised by Joseph Merritt of Bureau is sold for 1028 dollars and 48 cents. The narrative notes the price received by Merritt for the entire lot.
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Joseph Merritt
Bureau
Merritt
Arrival of the Africa and Death of Emperor Nicholas
The Africa arrived at Halifax on March 15 with news that Emperor Nicholas of Russia is dead. He expired suddenly the morning of Friday the 2d, possibly from apoplexy after influenza. Reports say assassinations were suspected, but death is believed from illness. The news reached Lords and Commons via Lord Clarendon and Lord Palmerston.
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Halifax
Africa
Russia
House of Lords
Lord Clarendon
House of Commons
Lord Palmerston
England
Liverpool
Vienna
Crimea
Sevastopol
Admiral Bruat
Kamreson Bay
Selim Pasha
Rustam Bey
Ten Days Later From Europe Steamer Pacific Arrives
New York reports the steamer Pacific from Liverpool arrives with Crimea war news. British Cabinet changes continue with Gladstone and others resigning, Lord Russell returning as Colonial Secretary, and Lord Raglan’s seat discussed. Joseph Hume dies as Vienna Peace talks loom amid ongoing Eupatoria battle reports.
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Crimea
Lord Raglan
Joseph Hume
New York
Pacific
Liverpool
Union
Cowes
Africa
Sarah Sands
Liprandi
Eupatoria
Omar Pasha
Sevastopol
Mien
Eame
Lutan
England
London
Skennies
Palmerston
Mr. Roebuck
Graham
Gladstone
Herbert
Roebuck
Lord Palmerston
Russell
Earl of Carlisle
Ireland
Lewis
Vienna
Europe
Louis Napoleon
Austria
Russia
Sardinia
Tuscany
Naples
John Russel
Great Britain
Sublime Porte
Lord Lucan
United States
Saiheny
Constantinople
Baltic
France
Paris
Washington
Cantania
Italy
Berlin
Sunday liquor law enforced with notable strictness in St. Louis
The St. Louis Republican reports a dry Sunday with the liquor law rigorously observed. Despite heat, streets were quiet, the levee peaceful, and no public whisky sales noted, as citizens and authorities praised faithful enforcement and sober conduct.
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St. Louis
Funeral of William Poole Draws Vast NYC Crowd
The New York funeral for William Poole known as Bill Poole drew an immense crowd. The three mile procession featured pedestrians and about one hundred carriages, Broadway packed with onlookers, Dodworth's 50 musician brass band, and United American Societies chaplains. Remains were interred at Greenwood Cemetery.
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William Poole
New York
Bill Poole
Broadway
Dodworth
United American Societies
Greenwood
Peach Crop Devastation Reported in Local Area
Logan Journal notes farmers report peach trees killed despite a mild prior winter. Damage blamed on open weather before snow and cold, with widespread losses echoed by Ohio papers attributing repo rted crop kill to severe cold while ground remained insulated by snow.
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Ohio
Logan. Journal
Sam expected to figure in Kentucky elections
A fragment notes that Sam, described as a boss, is expected to figure largely in forthcoming Kentucky elections and could cause upheaval or disrupt the process.
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Sam
Kentucky
Churches Weigh Fusion Into One Large Denomination
A Ferre Haute Express letter says several Christian groups including Brethren, Wesleyan Methodist and the Evangelical Association may fuse into a single church. The writer believes unity could bring closer the millennium, awaiting united action on a common platform.
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Bretheren
Wesleyarn Methodist
The
Evangelical Association
Ferre
Haute
Jeffersonville Railroad Company Pays $2000 Penalty
The Jeffersonville railroad company was assessed a $2000 payment for cattle killed during the past year.
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Jeffersonville Railroad Company
Ex-Senator Clemens Receives Land Claim Payout
Ex-Senator Clemens has fallen heir to over $30,000 under a land claim settlement approved by Congress. The sum was agreed as payment for his services if the measure passed.
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Clemens
Congress
Americans Arrested at Greytown in Feud with Authorities
A party of Americans was recently arrested at Greytown by local authorities amid a feud, with reports labeling them as filibusters. The incident underscores rising tensions between U S interests and the region's governing powers.
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Greytown
New Bounty Land Bill Aims to Sweep Vast Public Lands
The bill would sweep away at least two hundred million acres of public lands in the United States, draining vast tracts from federal holdings and reshaping federal land policy.
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United States
Notice on Prepayment of Postage for Letters
Local notice from the Post Master warns subscribers that the new stage law requires pre payment of postage. Letters mailed without payment will not be sent after the law takes effect on the first of a forthcoming month. Readers are urged to inform subscribers to ensure timely delivery.
Decatur Crew Hope Dims After Navy Loss Hope
Friends of the officers and crew of the U S ship Decatur and the navy department have given up all hopes of the vessel s safety.
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U. S
Decatur
Navy Department
Dr Hoofland's German Bitters Endorsed by Faculty
The Editor of Scott's Weekly Paper reports that Dr Jackson's Hoofland's German Bitters is recommended by prominent faculty members as an effective remedy for female weakness. Mothers are urged to obtain a bottle to prevent sickness and support debilitated constitutions.
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Scott
Philadelphia
Hoofland
Jackson
Carter's Spanish Mixture Claims Remarkable Breathing Cures
An advertisement touts Carter's Spanish Mixture as a universal blood purifier capable of curing bronchitis throat diseases hacking cough and other ailments from salivation to rheumatism. It cites Mr Ramsay as a proof case and urges readers to obtain the pamphlet in a neighboring column.
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Carter
T. H. Ramsay
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Delphi Journal
Delphi, Indiana
Dollar Journal
Moon Light
Cynthia
Greenland
Ceylon
Jesus
Popery
Rome
Greece
Turkey
Khomet
Palestine
Arabia
Ishmael
Judea
China
OCP
Eis
Nicholas
Imperial
Prague
Delphi
Wuear
Winterset
Iowa
Mary EliraBerth
James
Emily Hornback
Mary
Yenld.ly
Hiram Allen
ALLEN
Ray Lives
District of Indiana
É&C
Iplii
Carroll
Indiana
Bolles
Public Square
Odin
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