Local court notices from Delphi Journal dated 19th multi month schedule
Notices list common pleas court sessions and judge pro tem schedules in Carroll and surrounding counties. Entries reference dates in January April July and September with references to multiple townships and counties including Wabash Miami Cass Carroll and Howatt. The fragmentary text notes court days on Mondays and mentions session locations in Delphi and nearby towns.
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A of
Common Pit Pleas
Carroll
The Eastern Question and a Fatal Packet-Boat Tragedy
The piece discusses the Eastern Question, criticizing endless war coverage and non intervention debates, then reports a fatal stabbing aboard the Packet boat Northern Indiana near Lockport. Conflicting accounts and grand jury investigation are noted as the story unfolds.
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Wood
Indiana
Lockport
Railroad Embankment Slumps as Workmen Fill Deer Creek
Deer Creek embankment on the south side shows rapid settlement and ground movement that splits banks, uproots trees, and shifts stumps and piles. Engineers debate the material causing the phenomenon and joke about matching settlement speed to contractors.
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Deer Creek
Girevit Court Docket Faces Stockholder Suit Against Town
Docket shows LBW and St. RUR Go listed for plaintiffs and suppress stockholders for defendants. Proportion of cases unclear due to garbled OCR. No town named as banner in the prom stockholders case.
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LJPA
Orecon Spectator Editor Turns Oregon Publisher
This note praises Mr. C. L. Gooprten as editor now printer and publisher of the Orecon Spectator. A young energetic entrepreneur who left his hometown for California with seventeen dollars is praised for building the largest influential paper in Oregon.
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Orecon Spectator
C. L. Gooprten
Journal
California
Oregon
Claude
Sue
Ds The Weekly Intelligencer Opens At Wabash
A new paper started at Wabash Indiana by Scott Peters & Co with D M Cox as editor. It is a double medium size publication with new material and a neat appearance. The Whig oriented editorial staff show talent and industry and it should receive liberal support from Wabash county citizens.
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Intelligencer
Wabash
Ind
Scott, Peters & Co
D. M. Cox
Wabash County
Wards of Louisville Acquitted in Butler Murder Case
The Wards of Louisville are acquitted of the murder charge in the Butler case, with the jury delivering a verdict of not guilty after deliberation. The decision ends the trial and clears the defendants of all homicide allegations.
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Louisville
Butler
Ohio Legislature Prohibits Small Foreign Bank Notes
The Ohio Legislature passed a bill banning the circulation of foreign bank notes within the state that are under ten dollars in denomination.
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Ohio
La Fayette Courier Up Again After Short Hiatus
Citizens urge the La Fayette Courier to resume publication after several weeks without an issue. Anxious readers ask for Bilis to provide an update and restore the newspaper service promptly.
Battle with the Indians at Sih March and Loar clashes
Report from Independence recounts two U S soldiers killed and four wounded in a March clash with a 26 man detachment under Lieut Bell, and 21 Apache killed including Lobos. A second engagement near Loar involved 60 dragoons losing one man and 18 wounded as Col. Cooley pursues the Indians.
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Independence
Aril
Yesteray
Bell
Aendras
Jacarilla
Loar
de Videpales
Jean Ons
Nerilla
Utah
Col. Coo
Desertion at Fort Albuquerque and Fremont party update
Twenty U.S. soldiers deserted their post at Fort Albuquerque on the 27th alt taking forty of the best horses and all the Gulf's pistols. California emigrants leave daily in good health. James Milligan of the Fremont party reached Westport yesterday. Gov. Merriweather passed for Louisville.
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U.S
Fort Albuquerque
California
James Milligan
Fremont
Westport
Merriweather
Louisville
Cai
Jour
Spanish reparation report shadows Congress in Black War rior affair
Telegraph notes the Spanish Government may fully repair in the Black War rior incident, a development likely to affect fiery speeches in Congress. Danube forces remain cautious as Napier prepares to sail the Baltic, suggesting possible mischief but no clear action. Nebraska legislative action, described as the trick, may refer to a new bill or moving the old bill from committee.
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Arabia
Congress
Danube
Napier
Baltic
Nebraska
the Tribune
State Journal
Senate revisits Gadsden Treaty and Homestead bill
The Senate considers reconsidering the Gadsden Treaty while the Homestead bill, passed by the House, faces debate as a key legislative issue. Opposition warns it may attract paupers, yet supporters say it offers homes, rail development, and growth for Americans. The House also passes a land apportionment for indigent insane and raises the army salary amid Nebraska bill talk.
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Congress
Gadsden
Senate
House
Nebraska
Wash
Metropolitan
Scene of the War on the Black Sea and Danube
The article maps the war’s geographic scope from the Black Sea to the Danube, focusing on Sevastopol as the principal Russian naval stronghold. It notes Sevastopol’s fortifications and a large fleet, while reporting Oliphant’s view of weak Russian material and morale. The piece locates Sevastopol in Crimea and mentions Russian nobles and notable estates nearby.
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Black Sea
The
Danube
Europe
Russia
Asia
Baltic
Caspian
Arctic
Pacific
Volga
Great Britain
Sevastopol
Oliphant
Svastopol
Crimea
Voron
Strategic aims in the Crimea and Danube campaigns
The piece discusses how capturing Sevastopol and the Crimea would strain Russia by seizing its naval base and a rich province, shifting operations toward the Caucasus and Danube. It outlines potential Allied moves including landings near Sevastopol and Odessa, plus the broader question of Danube battles and the balance of forces, while noting anticipated Allied action and ongoing war correspondence.
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Russia
Moscow
Danube
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Turkey
Trebizond
Erzercam
Euphrates
Tigris
Crimea
Caucasus
Danubian
Don
Great Britain
Odepa
Our Gain in War Will Bring Wealth to New York City
A discussion notes that a general war in Europe will drive private investment to the United States, especially New York, as money from Germany France and England flows into mortgages and real estate. The author argues wealth will grow in this city as revolutions and power shifts fail to erode it.
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Europe
Germany
France
England
New York
The Miss the Steamer and Local Court Notices
News briefs report Glasgow returning cargo after a leak aboard a ship. Tennessee editor Parson Brownlow mocked the convention with a punchy sequence of resolutions about Cuba. Ohio court notes record several breach of promise verdicts and a robbery case, with mixed outcomes for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Glasgow
CAI. Jour
Parson Brownlow
Tennessee
Plymoth Rock
Cuba
Our Favorite Poison: A. J. Downing on American health
The piece cites A. J. Downing claiming Americans suffer pale, sickly counts from close stoves and poorly vented rooms. It urges Americans to ventilate homes, rail cars, steamboat cabins, and public spaces to benefit health, stressing the air above forty five miles high as a blessing.
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America
A. J. Downing
Atlantic
Beecher Preaches On Gospel Power And Reform
The sermon at Washington last Sunday by LA. W. Beecher argued the Gospel is aggressive and reforming. He urged preachers to attack great wrongs and for the church to rouse itself and take sides in moral issues.
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W. Beecher
Washington
Gospel Preaching Day Seen As Favorable by Speaker
A speaker praised the signs of the day as favorable to real Gospel preaching, urging renewal of faith and moral reform amid oppression and wrong. The remarks framed a hopeful climate for religious outreach and community guidance.
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