Fall of Sebastopol Forged News and Allied Moves Reported
The piece notes telegraphic dispatches from Stratford de Radcliffe to Lord Clarendon about the Crimean War. It covers Balaklava bases, Manchikoff with 20,000 troops, and embarkation for the Crimea. It also mentions the alleged capture of Alma and the failure of Allen & Anderson in London.
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Sebstopol
Fort Constantine
Bebestapot
Balaklava
Menchikoff
Vienna
Alma
Odessa
Sebastopol
Omer Pasha
Crimea
Austria
Liver 1
Balalieve
Mr. Muse
New Orleans
Africa
Fury
Constantinople
Lord Burghers
Tinople
Osteo-Sacken
Luders
Jan Allen & Anderson
London
James Mellenry
Battle of Alma Report From War Dispatches
The official account of the Alma battle notes heavy British losses of 36 officers 10 sergeants 10 drummers 306 rank and file killed 73 officers 95 sergeants 17 drummers 1327 rank and 61e wounded and missing The Russians were routed 8000 cavalry landed in the Crimea Odessa inhabitants pledged to burn pines to prevent seizure by allies Menschikoff carriage captured with private papers valued at 2 000 000 pounds sterling Feodosia building losses The Polish movement spans the frontier toward Warsaw as troops advance from Poland and toward the Austrian line.
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New York
Alma
Lord Raglan
Ceargeants
Sevastopol
Poland
Warsaw
Kingdom of Poland
Yonkers reception for Capt Luce amid emigrant influx
Yonkers citizens gave Capt. Luce a warm reception at Gettay’s hotel on a Saturday, in a crowded gathering. Reports indicate over 5600 emigrants arrived yesterday, while the West Point from Liverpool carried eighteen passengers and two crew members lost to cholera. A collision occurred between the Prometheus and ferry Senceca injuring the latter, but no serious injuries. A dock launch attempt at the grating failed, and two California steamers are expected later.
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New York
Yonkers
Capt
Luce
Gettay's
West Point
Liverpool
Prometheus
Williamaburght
Senceca
Webb
California
Fremont Journal Report On State Election Rumors
The Journal notes hopes to publish official statewide returns on the recent election but states the results are not yet posted by State Offices. It lists local counties with small margins and mentions a broader republican trend with scattered figures across Ottawa, Holmes, Butler, Hocking, Monroe, and Mar mor counties as part of a preliminary tally.
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de Camnion
Nebraska
Ottawa
Holmen
Butler
Hocking
Monrow
Mareer
Tos Taansartastio Tetzonaru
New Rovers Necusvsny
Dyonisius Lardner
Maury
Peter Cooper
Prince Edward's Island
Agen
Europe
Schaffer
Norway
Heeland
Labrador
Ovyvroray
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Gazette
Forest
Sullivan
Pullonk
Senate
Democrats
House
Free Soilers
Pierce Democrats
Ballon
Cooper
United States Senate
W. PF. Johnnton
Thaddeus Stevens
Lancaster
Robert T. Conrad
Philadelphia
George William Larimer
A. E. Brown
Euston
Collision near Olinwood Falls injures crew on early train
A Pacific morning crash on the C and T line near Olinwood Falls involved a heavily loaded train from Cleveland. A forward locomotive stopped on the main track after a collision with another engine. the engineer and fireman suffered leg injuries. Fog and darkness cited as factors. calls for thorough investigation.
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Olinw
Toad Falls
Toledo
Cleveland
C. C. de C
Wawlat
Grafton
Climatead Falla
Advertisements Amid Fashion and Local Business Notes
A bustling ad page extols Wasco stores and vendors selling gold jewelry, watches, shawls, silks, laces, guns, and more. It mentions reforming offices, cheap goods, receipts for subscriptions, and various snippets on local commerce. It also includes stray notes on wildlife curiosities and tax sentiment from Sandusky and Providence.
Worcester man convicted for illicit liquor sales in 19th century case
A Worcester man identified as a common seller of illicit liquors was convicted and fined 8100. He also received three days in the House of Correction for the offense mentioned, with the case noting the illicit act and the resulting punishment.
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Worcester
Mase
House of Correction
Sasa
Jevisha
Correction on premium misattributed at Sandusky fair
James A McKay of Clyde protests a Journal report dated October 20 listing a premium for Best specimen of Monochromatico drawing. He states he did not exhibit monochromatic works, though Miss Sarah Forbes exhibited such a drawing and won first premium. He clarifies his own exhibit was architectural drawings with a separate premium.
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Messna Korruna—iIn
Sandusky County
Sarah Forbes
James A. McKay
Clyde
Strate
Cleveland
Holbrook & Long
Mr. Paine
Goram & Alpin
O. J. Gallup
Lyons& Whitelaw
Mr. North
A. H. Penae
Sheldon Pease
Shakspeare
Mr. Nugent
Cleveland Marine Hospital
Murrah
BE. Harris
Ohio
Death of Brother Hantner Afflicts Croghan Lodge
Wirenkas memorial notes Brother Ha nter’s long service to Croghan Lodge during its fragile early days. Resolutions express grief, credit his energy and courage, and urge family support, with copies to the family and to the Ark and papers of Fremont for publication. Attest, C. M. Fours, Per. See, Com.
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Croanay Lovar
F. Fremont
Gia
Wirenkas
Davi H. Henawey
Croghan Lodge
Ark
Fremont
Remains of Sir John Franklin Found Report
Montreal dispatch from Dr Rae dated York Factory August 4 describes the discovery of Sir John Franklin and his expedition members dead in 1850 north of Fox River after shipwrecks. Esquimaux accounts, recovered artifacts including silver spoons with crests, confirm the tragedy, with Governor Sir George Samson sharing excerpts.
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Montreal
Rae
York Factory
Geo. Samson
Hudson Bay Territory
John Franklin
Fox River
Montreal U Herald
Hudson Bay Company
Lim
Hae
Jwhence
Red Hiver
Esquimaux
Great Fish River
Eequimaux
Sir John Franklin
Ohio State Fair First Day Highlights in Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader reports on the first day of the Ohio State Fair, noting record stock displays including a 2000 pound cow “Gianteat” and extensive cattle, sheep, and swine exhibits. Winners and premiums in stock, dairy, and craft divisions are listed, with prize cups, daguerreotypes, and mechanics displays attracting crowds.
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Cleveland
Grand fair tableau and reviews from Fairfield event
The report recounts riders from Fairfield and surrounding counties in a grand equestrian display described as one of the era’s most beautiful sights. It notes an estimate of $8,890 in fair receipts, a large surplus, and criticisms of planning, badge pricing, and lack of leadership at the fair, as observed by the Zanesville Courier and Cin Gaz.
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Rome
Reflections on State Fair locations and visitor comforts
The Cincinnati editor urges Ohio governors to choose fair sites that can accommodate 20 000 visiting strangers. He notes Newark is unsuitable and warns Chillicothe may be chosen next year despite crowding issues. A pickpocket exploited high crowds by stealing badges and selling them outside the gate. The tale mentions the Treasurer losing over 1000 from the Kentucky Trust Company before its failure, with counterfeit or worthless cash offered for admission.
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Tte
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Newark
Chillicothe
Messra
Kentucky Trust Company
National Cattle Show At Springfield Promises Premier Exhibit
Springfield reports ample provisions for the National Cattle Show under the United States Agricultural Society. A large roster of leading stock dealers and raisers will attend, with expectations the Springfield display will surpass all prior State Fair cattle exhibitions and draw a large crowd this week.
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Sringfield
United States Agricultural Society
United States
Springfield
Tlon
Marshall P. Wilder
U.S. Agricultural Society
Brutus J. Clay
Kentucky
J. M. Sherwood
L . Allan
W. A. Latham
New York
J. Duncarson
Edwin G. Bedford
Muskingum Improvement Funds Questioned Overdrawn Time
The acting Commissioner on the Muskingum Improvement is accused of drawing nine thousand dollars from the State Treasury for the project during the first two quarters, leaving no funds for dam graveling and winter repairs. The board delayed last fall’s expenditure to this year, causing potential loss to the state.
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Muskingum
Easul
Dog days are over Disney Olds Green and Shannon no more
Election returns show key figures Disney Olds Green and Shannon exiting the race as results unfold. Officials urge voters to consult the county tally for final outcomes and dates.
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Disney
Olds
Green
Shannon
Za‘ton Jtegister
Governors Declare November 80th Day of Thanksgiving
The governors of New Hampshire Maine and Kentucky set apart the 80th of November as a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
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New Hampshire
Mavine
Kentucky
Indiana currency panic and bank issues stir public alarm
The article discusses currency shortages and bank panic affecting Ohio and Indiana finance, urging restraint and forbearance. It notes the inability of the State Bank to relieve coin demand and critiques sensational monetary talk while referencing local bankers and the broader crisis impact on creditors and debtors.
Indiana Banks Under Pressure From Free Bank Paper
The Indiana Sentinel reports continued Free Bank paper in the auditor of State office and a large withdrawal from circulation. The Cincinnati Gazette notes a pact among Cincinnati Bankers and the Banks of Ohio Kentucky and Indiana to curb exchange and halt note redemption for six months to stabilize money markets. The move aims to reduce panic and protect public funds as good securities back issues.
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Indiana Sentinel
Auditor of State
State Bank
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Wheeling
State Bank of
Indiana
Journal
Iome Muat
New York Politics and Nebraska Swindle Opinions Spread
Otsego correspondent from Cooperstown reports New York politics split into three camps around liquor policy and Nebraska fraud. Clark the Whig is seen as likely governor, while Hop growers oppose Maine Law yet back Seymour. Anti Nebraska sentiment may reshape congressional seats. Illinois banks panic over Indiana Free Banks amid market turmoil.
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Otsego
Cleveland Herald
Cooperstown
New York
Nebraska
Myron H. Clark
Maine
Seymour
Clark
Fragmented Civil Disorder and Election Results Across States
A sweeping, fragmentary report recounts civil disorder rhetoric, political maneuvering, and election outcomes across multiple states. It notes Governor races, party majorities, and looming legislative composition while mentioning figures like Wilder and Clay. The piece weaves in national show preparations and judicial decisions affecting Charlestown and Boston, with references to prominent editors and postmasters.
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Temeee
Baring & Bros
Maryland
Virginia
Pensylvania
Washington
Bristol
England
New Foundland
Rio Grande
Boston
Vermont Central Pbl
Rmbo
Newfoundland
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Joan Mastin
Isaac M Keeler
Indies
Ztocen & Ganyim
Globe
Persia
Brussels
Paris
Italy
Russia
Deas & Sam
Exannron
Nims’ New Block
P. B. Brown
Sandusky
Oct
Sandusky Register
P. Beavanaso
Sivertan Corscioxsee
Boston Journal
Providence
Providence Journal
Buckeye
Sandurky Reg
Court House
John Bell
Wm.n. Morgan
Joan Flaugher Attest
C. M. Fours
Per. See
Com
John Frank Jinuod
Newand
Qet
J. W Brock
Highland Ty
Pierce
Clark County
Samuel Pyle
John Hadley
Clinton County
Daniel Wilson
Hamilton County
Renicks
Franklin
Pickaway
Ayreshire
P. Welendy
Hamilton
Penny
Aston
Humphrey
Elyria
Baker
Huron County
Matcham
Lorain County
D. Hadley
Phelps & Co
Madison County
H. LH. Ladd
Thunbeehouse
Batchelor
Howe
Manon
Kimball
Jewett
Longwools
Kenny
Chamberlain
Hadley
Townsend
Licking County
Joseph Masury
O. P. Moore
Warren County
J. W. Briggs
A. Isaacs
Mr. Kelley
J. Gallup
North
Fairy Light Guards
Almsady
Z McClinton
Licking Co
Jones
Tewnoe Co
Merton
Belmont Co
Mrs. Vanatta
Lickjing Co
Wpoo
Mie
Clare
Apor
banka--San
Ellia & Sturgee
Smead— Collard & Hughes
Dec
Indiana Banks
Politices
the Times
Jin
Jace
Lucifer
Jim Srevpwam
Look
Woodeg
People’s
Biute
Ann Nebraska
Smith Miller
Slaughter
Holloway
Wayne
Dun Mace
Brenton
Nasher
Iowa
South Bend Register
Plaindealer
Campbell
Plain Dealer Ovine
Congress
South Carolina
Toledo Blade
Douglas
Quircy
Illinois
Squire Jonus
Squire Jonas
Williams
Nowcrster
Kissane
Cinchonati
Marshal Rulin
Powegter
Supreme Court
Charlestown
Jon
Medill
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