Delphi Agricultural Society to meet for next fair plans
The Delphi Indiana Agricultural Society Board of Directors invites full attendance at the Court House in Delphi on Saturday June 2 to arrange the upcoming Annual Fair. Enoch Stansel serves as president and A H Evans is secretary. A notice mentions J F Suit and a local medical practice note. Remember the big show on Saturday with admission two shillings.
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Agricultural Society
Court House
Delphi
Enoch Stansel
J. A. H. Evans
Sec
J. F. Suit
Mayer and Bro Open Ice Cream Saloon for Season
M Mayer & Bro. announce the season opening of their Ice Cream Saloon on a larger scale. They invite old friends and customers to visit at least three times a week for a pleasant hour and a few dimes.
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M. Mayer & Bro
Mayer's
Suty
Mayer & Bro
Delphi
Peru Weekly News first issue reports on trials and corn prices
The Peru Weekly News notes the first issue published in Peru by H. E. and A. Holderman. Sensible alias Mites received a 21 year penitentiary sentence for the Lafayette murder of Jackson. Abe Rice faces trial for Farenbaugh’s death as associates to be brought forward. Large corn arrivals driven by high prices.
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Peru
H. E. & A. Holderman
Sensible
Alias Mites
Lafayette
Jackson
Abe Rice
Farenbaugh
Fquestrians
That K N Victory Haunts Sphinx Friends
The excerpt warns that fears will ease by October’s ides and implies a showdown that will lay them to rest, suggesting a looming event or threat that unsettles the readers. It hints at a dramatic shift or disappearance of worry once a specific time arrives.
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K. N
Virginia Election Outlook and Western Migration Trends
The State Sentinel queries uncertainty about Mr Wise’s election but holds strong hopes while the Richmond Enquirer expects a 10000 majority. Reports note heavy spring emigration to Minnesota and Kansas with multiple trains and steamers carrying settlers. Kansas receives many arrivals. prices for pork and grain rise amid supply shortages and high freights. the Rochester Flag notes April fifteenth noon heat at 88 degrees with wind and dust.
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Grant
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Debates on Union and Treason in Delphi Times Dispatch
The Delphi Times editor denounces Mr. Mace's alleged anti Union sentiment as treasonous. He attacks Northern leaders Cass and Douglas and lauds a hard line against Southern secession while contrasting with various political intrigues and a catastrophic tornado narrative.
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Delphi Times
Delphi
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Times
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Col
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Northville
Missouri
Atchison
Cass, Douglas & Co
Free States
Pierce
the Times
Kdnappers
Cuba
South America
Mexico
California News From New York Arrives In Long Report
From California we have late news brought by a ship arriving yesterday in New York. It notes $1 300 000 in specie and 817 passengers aboard. Trade shows some improvement but prices stay low. Wrought with various reports on grain and flour shipments to Australia and a cargo for China, mines yield well, and legislative adjournment postponed a week. The piece also mentions taxation bills, Walker expedition preparations, and no major changes in the senatorial question. Wrecked steamer Golden Age towed to Tobago. Sandwich Islands dates set to April 6. Hawaiian legislature in session. A Miss Murray guest of Gov. Wright, and a death of a public cheese dealer noted in the New Haven Register.
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George Law
New York
Austhetralia
Charmel
Pushel
San F
America
Tobago
Sandwich Isand
Terrific tornado devastates Jefferson area killing three
A tornado described as a funnel shaped whirlwind struck near Jefferson Mills, 16 miles from the city, during an afternoon storm. Eye witnesses report three deaths and multiple injuries as debris was hurled by the deadly storm. The calamity followed a violent hail and heat wave earlier that day.
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Jeffersony
Jefferson Mills
Arrival of the America at Halifax and World News
The America arrived at Halifax at 8 o clock. Reports from Southampton say the Union sailed for New York with 90 passengers. France's Foreign Minister Crouyn de L'Huys resigns, Walewski appointed successor. Vienna Conference docs laid before Parliament. Italian Pianori condemned to death for Napoleon assassination plot. John wrecked en route to Saster with lives lost. The Times and Liverpool Times discuss peace prospects and Russia. The Cleveland Herald covers Louis Napoleon assassination attempt with details.
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Pianori
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John
Plymouth
Saster
Austria
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England
France
the Times
Russia
Earl Grey
House of Lords
Milner Gibson
House of Commons
Canrobet
Sevastopol
The Railroad Progress and Nearby News
The work grading the road progresses rapidly with a large force laying iron eastward. If no delays occur, trains may move by early July. The N O Crescent reports a man in delirium tremens killed himself. his jaw and mouth were shattered by buckshot. Hamilton County Jail holds thirty penitentiary offenders. The Parkville Luminary, Benton paper, destroyed by a mob in Missouri, was not an abolitionist paper as claimed. A riddle about a pair of skates and bad liquor notes both causing the fall of man.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Parkville
Missouri
Benton
Town of
Delphi
Recorder's Office
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