Delaware Journal Raises Price and Expands Outlook
The Delphi Journal in Delphi Indiana announces a subscription increase to one dollar and fifty cents in advance, plans to double its page count to 28 columns, and references rival papers raising prices to two dollars. It also reports on the County Fair highlighting entries, weather, and a riding match between two local ladies, Mrs Beck and Mrs Simpson, as a featured spectacle.
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Lafayette
Journal and Courier
Dunkle & Kilgore
Delphi
Dr. Beck
M. Simpson
County Agricultural Society Board Meeting Notice
The Board of Directors of the Car roll County Agricultural Society are requested to meet on Saturday November 10 at 1 o'clock P M at the usual place by order of the President.
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The
Carroll County Agricultural Society
Pennsylvania Anti Administration Returns in State Totals
Official returns from Pennsylvania show Plumer administration 161 282 votes and Nicholson Republican 149 745 with 13 245 scattering. Administration minority 1 709. incomplete county returns imply a likely 5 000 vote minority.
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Pennsylvania
Plumer
Nicholson
Election split in Minnesota wingers versus old-liners
The piece notes a divided Minnesota result with Republicans tallying gains and old-liners claiming victory only due to a split field. It cites council and house compositions with 11 Republicans and 5 old-liners on the council and 23 Republicans and 10 old-liners in the house, plus a closing quip about Crow’s odds.
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Minnesota
Council
House
Wisconsin Democrat Warns of Liquor Fears Shaping Nebraska Fight
A Wisconsin Democrat contends garbled accounts of the Louisville riots show foreigners oppose liquor restraints and that three-fourths of natives oppose the Nebraska bill. He argues opposition to K N s and a Prohibitory law could make the contest very close.
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Wisconsin
Louisville
Nebraska
K. N’s
Indian Summer Weather Pleases Readers
The current conditions evoke an Indian Summer mood with warm sunshine and light breezes. Forecasters hint at continued mild temperatures and pleasant afternoons ahead.
Snow Storm and Thanks Noted in Today's Paper
Our thanks are due Mr. Alex. S. Moore for a lot of nice fine apples. KC See card of Miss A. Werner in another column of today's paper. We had quite a snow storm on Thursday last.
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Alex. S. Moore
A. Werner
Emigration Boom to Minnesota Territory Reported
The St Peters Courier notes a large tide of settlers moving into the Minnesota Territory. Many are families joining previously selected locations and buying land, while available tracts are rapidly purchased by speculators or occupants.
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St. Peters
Minnesota
Patrick Welsh Convicted for Rail Road Track Displacement
Patrick Welsh was convicted in the Circuit Court at Vallejo in this state of displacing the Michigan Southern Rail Road track near Baileytown last July and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Patrick Welsh
Valparaiso
Michigan Southern Rail Road
Baileytown
Eureka State News Highlights Northern Light Intake
California report notes strong public support for sound principles. The Northern Light brings updated items from the Eureka region as part of its coverage.
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Eureka
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Wright 1855 Indiana
Proclamation designates November 29 1855 as a day of Thanksgiving urging Indiana residents to worship and give thanks for divine blessings. Notes election results for Know Nothing ticket J Neely Johnson as Governor and a Republican-leaning slate. mentions state officers elect and regional voting patterns including San Francisco and Santa Barbara counties. The governor elect formerly resided in Evansville Indiana.
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Joseph A Wright
Indiana
Anmanty
Indianapolis
E. B. Comins
Jos. A. Wright
Know Nothing State
Know Nothings
Senate
Assembly
Jolson
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Bernardino
Bigler
Fraud and violence taint Kansas and Minnesota elections
The St. Paul Daily Times cites alleged illegal votes for Henry M. Rice in Minnesota Territory and recounts Kansas election turbulence. It notes fraudulent polls, Wisconsin residents voting in Minnesota, and a tribal casting, while recounts of Whitfield and Reeder contest outcomes, a judge’s confession, and the suicide of Mr. Where amid trial fears.
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Chicago Tribune
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Missouri Democrat
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Lawrence
Desertions Plague Spring-Enlisted Troops in County
A number of soldiers recruited in spring by Capt. Bracket have deserted, with five from the county taking the back track. An escort will return them to Jefferson Barracks for a lesson in military tactics called "twenty-nine," and they should meet the officer at Cullen House. Some men recruited by Capt. Dunham also fled, one scared off after learning troops plan to fight the Mormons.
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Lagan
Bolles
Ndl-V
W. Bolles
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Delphi
Indiana
N.fe
Carlyle
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Pro& Wood
Sidney Breese
U.S. Vincennes
O. J. Wood
Wilson King
Boston
New Bedford
Gardiner
Maine
Wood
Daniel N Murphy
St. Louis
Market St
Adams’ American Liniment
Paris
Tennessee
W.B Broome
St Louis
Prof. Wood
A.C Wiliamson
H. K. Braig
Ainda
Brookfield
Mass
M. Dyer
H. K. Bragg
Market Street
Missouri
Broadway
N. Y
Storm Halts Salt Production on Turks Island
A severe storm on Turks Island has stopped salt manufacturing with no operations resuming before April next. Local authorities warn delays will affect supply and prices until production restarts.
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Turks Island
New York Establishment Tops 600000 Fruit Cans This Season
The report states that a single New York establishment has canned 600000 fruit cans this season, highlighting its large production volume and market presence.
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New York
Correction on Prosecuting Attorney election result in Carroll county
The Peru Sentinel reports a corrected tally showing Harlan winning Carroll county by about fifty eight votes, not Orris P. Blake. The piece notes possible reasons for Blake's defeat including ballot omissions and fusion ticket issues, concluding the defeat was due to Blake not securing enough votes.
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Orris P. Blake
Carroll County
Harlan
Blake
Huntington County
Peru
Juror Where Career Highlighted In Circuit Court
A Dutch juror Samuel Where of Madison Township faced questions on his English fluency during the Lafayette Plank Road Co. vs New Albany and Salem R R Co. trial. He sat as juror after initial doubt and a later motion for a new trial was argued.
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Where
Attornees
Rankfort Cres
Samuel
Madison Township
Lafayette Plank Road Co
New Albany & Salem R. R. Co
Ohio and Kentucky Compared in Cincinnati Speech
Capt. Ford, speaking in Cincinnati, contrasted Ohio and Kentucky. He asserted Kentucky was settled by Virginia’s first families while Ohio was settled by the refuse of all the...
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Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Voices on Virginia’s People and Past in a Rousing Harangue
A speaker rails against historical “sand-hillers” and enslaved Virginians, recounting a Carolinian with an old horse, a Connecticut singing master, and frontier settlers. He claims civilized progress from freedom, contrasting with Kentucky’s settlement. Prolonged applause follows.
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Carolina
Virginia
Connecticut
Kentucky
Santa Anna Reported at Carthagena by Aspinwal Courier
The Aspinwal Courier reports that Santa Anna is at Carthagena, detail unclear but noted as current location.
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Aspinwal
Santa Anna
Carthagena
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