Local notices and stock bank meeting report in Delphi
The Carroll Circuit Court sits under Judge Wantner with several attorneys present. Notices discuss A Howlitt & Co slaughtering beef, roofing by Spears Case Co, and R Graham leaving the Magazine for a new paper The People. State stock bank meeting praises auditors and warns currency scarcity as panic nears. Also notes Pay Nothings in California, Kansas emigrants through Detroit, Kennedy clock fire in Hartford, milk sickness in Columbus region, and eight NYC parties nominating candidates.
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State Stock Bank
Citizens Meeting
Washington Hall
State Auditor
State Journal
Qwsrd
California
Kansas
Detroit
Kennedy
Hartford
Conn
Columbus
Unclear historical notes mix political and religious remarks
Fragmentary lines report Mexican intelligence reaching Baltimore, rumors of Santa Anna as emperor, Arch Bishop Hughes traveling to Europe, a quip about spelling Tennessee, and a Democratic paper correspondent blaming Jews for party defeat.
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Baltimore
Santa Anna
Hughes
Europe
Bill Nebraska
Tennessee
Franklin Remains Found After Arctic Tragedy
A Montreal dispatch reports Dr Readates York Factory findings describing the discovery of Sir John Franklin and companions' remains north of the Fox River, starved during the 1850 expedition after their ships were crushed in ice. Esquimaux artifacts bearing the explorers’ marks corroborate the disaster.
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John Franklin
Montreal
Readatea
York Factory
George Sampson
Hudson Bay Territory
Fox River
Montreal Herald
Hudson Bay Company
Lachine
Geo. Sampson
Rea
Red River
Esquimaux
Great Fish River
Sir John Franklin
Election Returns End Note on Judge Douglas Swearing In
Wentworth closes his report asking when Judge Douglas will be sworn into the Presidential chair, taking the Democratic platform as a gauge and pondering a year of our Lord for the milestone.
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Anne Domini
Wentworth
Douglas
New Mexico Election Yields Democratic House Majority
St Louis dispatch notes the New Mexico election produced a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives. Jacarillo Indians remain at war with Gov. Merriwether refusing talks. Utahs uneasy as new Indian agent Labodie seeks chiefs. Judges Benedict Baccus Davenport active across Taos to Cona and northern routes. Military post on the Arkansas deemed much needed.
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Weekly Times
Journal
Applegate
Sam
Court House
D&c
Jonathan
Sloan
Bates House
W. Bolles
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Indecce
Wm. ScKnight
Lieut. Griffin
Major Patton
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Merriwether
Labodie
Battle of Alma Report and Civilian News Summary
The Alma battle dispatch notes 26 officers 10 sergeants 10 drummers 306 rank and file wounded 18 missing. Russians routed. Sebastopol demoralized. allies destroy Crimea aqueduct. 8 000 cavalry landed. Odessa inhabitants vow to burn the city. Menschikoff carriage and 50 000 francs seized. Meine loss cited at £2 000 000. Poland movement spreads. Warsaw Russian guard advances. Polish troops move toward Austria. Nebraska Gov Burt reportedly died on the 18th. Hoboken duel earns telegraph notices.
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Washington
New York
Alma
Lord Raglan
Sebastopol
Crimea
Odessa
The
Menschikoff
Meine
Poland
Warsaw
Kingdom of Poland
Arrival of the Niagara and Crimea news from Halifax
The Niagara reached Halifax with Liverpool advices dated Oct 14. Sebastopol was heavily besieged with battles near the walls. Reports claim Menschikoff sunk seven ships at Sebastopol’s mouth. St Arnaud died, Canrobert succeeds, and Polish front movements toward Warsaw are noted. Additional Franklin discovery details and Arctic survivors’ accounts are summarized.
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Halifax
Niagara
Liverpool
Sebastopol
Menchikoff
Ashton
Goetschakoff
Menschikoff
Prussia
Austria
Arctic
England
McHenry
Wall
Varna
Crimea
Bucharest
Prince Gortchakoff
Matschin
Omar Pasha
Russia
Bessarabia
London
Paris
Alma
Memel
Baltic
Poland
Warsaw
Sir John Franklin
Boston
Montreal
Franklin
Esquemaux
King William’s Land
Great Fish River
Father Killed by Son in Mississippi The Holmesville tragedy
In Holmesville Mississippi, William Franklin Carr shot and killed his father William Carr during a night dispute after a Methodist meeting. The assailant, recently married, was found to have attacked the old man with blows and a chair as family and guests slept. The coroner's inquest followed.
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Luce
Arctic
N. Y
Stewart Holland
Dr. Waring
Capt. Luce
Captain Luce
Mr. Springer
Anna Downer
Young Carr
Frank
Rhoda
Mississippi
Holmesville Southrow
William Franklin Carr
William Carr
Carr
Bloomington News Letter cites Bebee pay during canvass
The Bloomington News Letter reports Bebee the advocate of intemperance received 2000 dollars for his services in the state during the late canvass. It notes global Mormon numbers totaling about 150000 with regional distributions in Europe Utah Iowa Missouri and Wisconsin. Fanny Fern writes Ruth Hall, a novel due in about six weeks. Charles OConner opines New Haven Railway Co liable for Schuyler stock overissue.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bebee
Europe
Utah
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Fanny Fern
New Haven Railway Co
Schuyler
Morse Nominated for Congress by Columbia Democrats
Professor S B Morse renowned inventor of the lightning telegraph line receives a Democratic nomination for Congress in Columbia district New York. A New York rumor claims a teller at Ocean Bank defaulted for 150000 dollars.
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S. B. Morse
Columbia Dist
New York
Congress
Ocean Bank
One-sided Union City vote hints at Know-Nothing question
A state Union City area cast 103 for Nichols and 31 for Dorsey in the anti Nebraska vs Nebraska race. In Darke county two townships reported 681 for Nichols and 550 for Dorsey, raising questions about Know Nothing influence and future actions.
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Union City
Nichols
Dorsey
Nebraska
Darke
Patterson
Wabash
Marriage Notice for Joan Guta Rie and Mary C H Appsexarer
Married October 24 1854 by Rev S McReynolds of Camden. Bride and groom residents Cass County.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delphi Journal
Delphi, Indiana
Carroll Circuit Court
J. M. Wantner
ICP
A. Howlitt & Co
Spears, Case & Co
R. Graham, Esq
Leader
People
Wright
Bafayette Democrat
Philadelphia Ledger
Pennsylvania
Burt
Nebraska Territory
Telegraph
Hoboken
É&C
Rae
Jane E. Rose
Carroll County
Methodist Church
Lansing
Exista Brown
Pittsburgh
T. C. Moor
U'T. Rogist
John
Penelope Barr
Amy
John Barr
Aaron Stansy
Temple
My Yporaen
Indebtad & Re
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