Weather and war news mix with market updates
The report lists unsettled cotton and grain futures with higher prices while noting unfavorable agricultural weather. It also covers Allied landings, troop movements, and naval actions near Sebastopol, Varna, and Odessa, plus related Belgian, British, and French approvals and rumors from Constantinople and Madrid.
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Artic
Arctic
Patral
Clyde II
Eapatoria
Sebastopol
Varna
Vasa
Constantinople
Odesea
Anapa
Koresh
Moldavia
Guyon
Asia
Greece
Pers'a
Belgium
Liverpool
Brokers’ Board
Richardson Bros
Western Canal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
News from New Mexico and Northern Mexico Revolt Details
Baltimore dispatches quote New Orleans papers with dates from Brownsville to the 10th. Rebels control towns including Monterey Linares Monte Morelos Cadatta while government troops struggle. Insurgents split into factions and employ guerilla warfare. Indian depredations along the Rio Grande rise. Capt. L. Jones defeats a fifteen-man party, with casualties and seven horses captured. Storm damage coastwise is severe with many lives lost. ships Mate Ward and Tom Haive reported lost. Rebels’ Monterey seizure attempt denied. letter says revolution in Northern Mexico is over, though conflicting accounts persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Baltimore
New Orleans
Brownsville
Mexico
Monterey
Linares
Monte
Morelos
Cadatta
Tris
Nictoria
Rio Grande
L. Jones
Jones
Galveston
Matagorda
Ward
Tom Haive
New Orleans Picayune
Mesicu
Political Nominations and Rail Safety Notes
New York voters nominate Fernan do Wood for mayor as Hards seek La Borda caucus. while Dr. Graham found guilty of manslaughter in the Loring murder trial. Rail reports discuss cattle collisions and cow catchers, noting Little Miami improvements over other lines and a past Irish woman incident on the railroad.
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New York
Fernando Wood
James Libb
Alex. W. Bradford
A. 0. Hall
Sidney H. Steward
Graham
Col. Loring
4Th
Geo. Nail
Columbus
Miami Road
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Zanceville
Seattle
Clements
Woolward
Comany
Boston
Little Miami Company
Reopening Dungeon Rock Cavern in Lynn Attracts Interest
Mirman Marble resumes exploration of Dungeon Rock also called Pirate's Cave in Lynn. He penetrated about fifty feet and uncovered caverns once a pirates retreat from 1658. Most pirates fled to England aboard a cruiser, leaving one Thomas Veal who remained until an earthquake buried the cave and its occupant with supposed treasure.
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Mirman
Lynn
England
Thomas Veal
LF Kissane
Cincinnati
New York
Mail Reed
Ent
Marshal Ruffin
Cincinnat
Reed
Kissane
Hornelsville
Kinsane
Curba
Kulfio
Fremont Journal Briefs From October 15 1854 Ad Notices
Readable items note Know Nothing exposer by Reitin and local notices including New Goods calls for Star Insurance Company Fremont agents Edgerton, a New Shoe Shop by M A Taylor and hardware by Canfield Brothers. Also mentions administrator Jobus of Jacob Gram Newmax and a pocket book found in Clyde plus a county road notice.
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Reitin
Star Insurance Company
Ogdeneburgh
C. Edgerton
Fremont
M. A. Taylor
Jobus
Jacob Gram- Newmax
Canfeld& Brother
Pocket Book
Clyde
Sandusky County backs Republican ticket in landslide
The Sandusky County result claims the entire Republican slate by a wide margin. The piece denounces slave power, praises freedom and Republican principles, and pledges unity with reformers for the public good while warning political sinners to take heed.
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Sandusky County
Stephen A Douglas
Matun
North
Watson and Fitch Elected by Large Republican Majority
Cooren K. Watson defeats Nebraska Plants opponent by about 2700 in Congress race. Green’s previous majority was over 5000. Tous Frreu wins the District Court judge race by thousands as a Republican candidate.
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Watson and Fitch
Cooren K. Watson
Congress
Nebraska
Green
Tous Frreu
Toledo
Sandusky County Rejoices Over Election Victory
The message proclaims Sandusky County shining with a sweeping Republican victory led by Douglas supporters routed. It hails the People’s will and notes gains from 800 to 1000 in favor of the Republican Ticket amid celebratory tones.
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Sandusky County
Douglas
Annual Sandusky County Fair Opens at Clyde
The County Fair of the Sandusky County Agricultural Society began in Clyde on Wednesday with plan to discuss results in next week’s issue.
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Sandusky County Agricultural Society
Clyde
Fall and Winter Stocks Arrive at Major Firms
New goods and measurements arriving from Buckland and Co Cloud Zig ferd and Garvin Canford de Brother Eggles ton and Co and others as they roll out Fall and Winter stocks. Details to follow.
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Buckland & Co
Cloud
Zigferd& Garvin
Canford de Brother
Egglestond& Co
Ohio Board of Agriculture Eighth Annual Report 1868
Hon. A. J. Dickinson presents a copy of the Eighth Annual Report of the Board of Agriculture of Ohio. The 284 page volume contains reports from all agricultural societies in the state for 1868. Dickinson has a few copies for distribution.
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A. J. Dickinson
Board of Agriculture
State of
Ohio
Election Echoes Freedom Triumph in Nebraska
A partisan dispatch celebrates Tuesday’s vote as a glorious People’s triumph. It denounces Locofoco and Pierce Douglas factions, claims no Nebraska congressman elected, and praises a large Republican majority likely between 50 75 090, urging continued support for freedom.
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Locofveo
Pierce-Douglas
D.O G8
Obia
Nebraska
States vote for Freedom. Republicans triumph in several states
The report notes Pennsylvania and Indiana held their elections on Tuesday. Although full figures are unavailable, the paper states Ohio and others have spoken for Freedom and Republican gains are evident. Douglas Nebraskaites show no victories since the Missouri Compromise repeal. Southern aggression in the North is checked.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iia
Ohio
Ocean Steamer Arctic Sunk with 400 Lost
New York despatch reports the Arctic sunk after a collision with an unknown vessel off Cape Race on the 27th. About 400 passengers and crew drowned. only 32 saved, 18 of whom reached New York. Among the survivors are Capt. Luce and Mrs. E. K. Colli.
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Arctic
New York
Cape Race
Luce
E. K. Colli
Charles Adams
John McKelly
John Dennis
Dog I Trinknos
John Halstad
Lyman Barkeeper
Fanny Lewis
Samuel Brown
Anthony Allwick
Thomas Addison
John A Greman
James Garnett
Nathaniel Robbins
Crew Faved
HJ Jones
Barney Sweeney
Uate
Henry Cole
Ezra Rust
James Rocket
John Fargey
Thomas Luce
Montgomery
Steward
J R Stoughtenbury
LH Webb
John Strand
John Stookes
John Dougherty
Joseph
Tom Damly
Charles Stalley
Pat Quinlan
Boston Meafee
Samuel Bolles
J W Brown
Wm Cudily
A P Rogers
Ashtabula
X Cary
Grand Rapids
Mich
J.D Patterson
Weetfeld
Malden
Hier
Langley
Fintry
Saut
Collins
Mercantile Mutual
Atlas
North Western
E. M. Ward
California Election Turmoil Shatters San Francisco Unity
The San Francisco Herald reports an unprecedented and volatile California election with split Democratic factions Electionists and Anti Electionists. Know Nothings surge in city races while rumors of bribery and ballot box tampering spark fights and citizen fears.
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California
San Francisco Herald
San Francisco
U.S
Legth
Canwn
National Congress
Denver
Meare Bowie
Benham
Latham
Wasington
Afuira
James Churchman
Nevada
Messrs
Herbert
Bowie
The
Cuidados
Know Nothings
Lucien Hermann
Know Nothing
Ces
Ibaa
Thiality
Glorious Ohio Speaks for Freedom in County Result
The message celebrates a large freedom victory in Glorious Ohio with a 50,009 to 75,000 margin and pledges to resist slavery. It lauds Sime as the eldest daughter of the Jeffersonian ordinance and praises the sons who vow not to extend bondage or traffic in people.
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Ohio
Buckeye Sime
Calamity Aboard the Collins Fire Claims Twenty Three
The steamer Collins burned near Mulden Mouth of the river with 23 dead and many rescued. Passengers and crew list include Collins, Poors, and various names. Captain Langley aided rescue with the propeller Entry. The ship cost 105000 and insurance covered 818500 plus 5 000 in two other firms.
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B. K. Collins
Tauuse Orvick
Dernorr
E. A. Collins
Cleveland
Mulden
Probable Glasgow Shipwreck Identified in Ocean Mystery
After months of suspense, reports reach New York that a large iron vessel found adrift on August 18 with burnt interiors and a figurehead may be the City of Glasgow. Captain McLeavy’s sighting near lat 53 39 and long 1607 supports the belief, though proofs are limited.
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Glasgow
McLeavy
Mary Morris
New York
Clyde
City of Glasgow
Helen Sloman
Vesecl
Florida Election Result Reports 500 Vote Majority
In a statewide vote, Muswell is declared winner by a 500 vote margin. The report notes the Legislature remains Democratic with the outcome shaping future policy.
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Ivmine
Muswell
California election whispers and party shifts cited by papers
The text reports disputed outcomes from California elections, noting Whig hopes for a US Senator and Democratic gains. It mocks administration figures and references other states, suggesting a dramatic political shift and a looming political funeral for the administration.
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California
Califirnia
New York
Jastat Bond
Maine
Vermont
Olio
Pennsylva
Prince and Savery
Tang
Pierce
Douglas
Emigrant attack and Chippewa treaty news from Lapointe
Reports from the Dalles and Lapointe detail a emigrant wagon train ambush by sixti Indians ten miles from Fort Boise with eight men killed and women and children carried off. The piece also notes a pending Chippewa treaty for lands east of the Mississippi and lists U S officials and agents involved.
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Oregon
Jobo St. Noble
Eng
Vancouver
Fort Boiss
Lapointe
Mississippi River
Lake Superior
United States
Gilbert
Henniman
Rice
Minnesota
Snake Sup. News
Unusual Room Incident and Prairie Town Prospects
A stranger recalls a night attack by two men and a watchdog in a room, forcing a retreat. A Vermont farmer's emigrant letter describes Kansas site near the river, potential capital plans, supplies costs, and local natives. Messages also note Kansas Bank forges, a suspect in a New York bank crime, Chinese secret societies in California, a hatchet joke at a hoarding house, a Providence clothing case, and a Boston informant selling tips for a dollar.
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Ren
Springfield Republican
Vermont
Kanes
Lawrence
New Boston
Yankee Town
Kansas River
Missouri
Kansans
Santa Fe
Kansas
Kissane
Cuba
N.Y. de Evie
N.Y
Hin
New York
Findy
Sacramento State Journal of Agnust 31St
California
Triad Secret Society
Jon
Marysville
Weaverseille
Sacramento
Careon’s
Marriage notice from 94 met church service
A marriage announcement notes the ceremony held on the 94th month at Let Edward Graham and Mrs officiated by HH. Gang My. Chrie- Hap Pietfercorn and Misa Caroline Brows wed in a ceremony at Heilevi eon.
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HH. Gang My. Chrie- Hap Pietfercorn
Misa Caroline Brows
Heilevi
Edward Graham
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