Fall of Sebastopol News and Market Updates
News from the era reports the fall and siege of Sebastopol, allied advances to Balaklava, and bombardment plans. Market notes show limited money demand, with American Eagles trading near 768 240 and various U. S. bond prices. Royal dispatches discuss fleet movements, fires, and diplomatic details amid the Crimea conflict.
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Western Canal
Baltimore
Ohio
Baring & Bros
U. S
Maryland
Virginia
Pensylvania
Arrival of the Washington from the Seat of War
The New York report compiles battlefield losses at Alma with British casualties and Russian rout. Dispatches note demoralization in Sevastopol, an aqueduct destruction, and 6000 cavalry landed in Crimea. Poland moves toward Warsaw as Polish troops push Austrian frontier forces.
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New York
Alma
Lord Raglan
Sevastopol
Crimea
Odessa
Menschikoff
Frances
Feinel
Poland
Warsaw
Kingdom of Poland
Fremont Journal reports statewide election results and margins
The Fremont Ohio Journal notes the statewide vote results are not fully released by State Officers but provides Republican majorities on the State Ticket. It lists several counties with margins including Ottawa 60, Holmes 200, Butler 200, Hocking 75, Monroe 40, Mercer 100, and mentions Nebraskan ticket margins.
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Cowatien
Nebraska
Ithew
Ottawa
Holmen
Butler
Hocking
Monroe
Mercer
Collision Near Olin Road Station Injures Train Crew
A morning collision on the C T railroad near Olmstead Fall involves a heavily loaded Toledo bound train from Cleveland. An engine on the C T locomotive derailed and two crews suffered leg injuries while passengers remained safe. Poor visibility and fog are blamed. officials call for a full investigation.
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Olin Road
Palla
Toledo
Cleveland
C. de Crosd
Eam
Grafton
Olmstead
C. Regineer
Mais
Shao
New Advertisements Show Goods and Goods in Town
The notice advertises a bustling array of shops and wares from gold and silver jewelry to guns and knives. Merchants like Larrxtaan, Zieven & Ganvin, P. G. Dean & Sons, and Bnarnton promote luxurious goods, fabrics, and ready-made items while inviting citizens to visit their new blocks and stores. The Journal editor urges readers to support the paper with subscriptions and cash in advance.
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Knivar
Bnarnton
Nims
New Block
PB. Breny
Clyde
Nueceas
White ground squirrel and Franklin quest debated
Sandusky letters discuss albino white ground squirrels in Ohio and Canada, noting red eyes and debate whether a distinct variety. Reports mention Sir John Franklin remains found near York Factory, Rae’s dispatch, and a trans Atlantic telegraph scheme. Also coverage of local fair notes and stock exhibits in Ohio with judge outcomes and prizes.
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Register
Avor
Logan Gazette
Cuyahoga Co
Thoma
Sandusky
P. Beavonasy
Premium mix-up in Sandusky County fair report
James A McKay of Clyde contests an 1854 Journal premium listing for a Beet Vapor specimen by Miss Sarah Forbes, claiming he exhibited monochromatic and architectural drawings instead and was incorrectly credited with a different prize in the Third Agricultural Fair of Sandusky County.
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Lyon & Whitelaw
Mr. North
Murrah
Forest City
B. Harris
Ohio
Pug
Sarah Forbes
Placer
James A McKay
Clyde
Resolutions of Croghan Lodge on Brother Henaney's Death
The Croghan Lodge of the Odd Fellows records the death of Brother Dax vp Hi Henaney and adopts resolutions praising his leadership. They express sorrow for the family, note his key role in the lodge, urge solemn heed to life’s uncertainty, and request copies be sent to the deceased’s family and to the Ark and papers of Fremont. Signed by John Bell WM, Morgan, Flaugher, attested by C. M. Fours.
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Croanax Lovar
C. F. Parwont
Croghan Lody
Ark
Fremont Wi
Reflections on State Fairs and Ohio City Access
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes only four Ohio cities can host large fairs Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and Dayton Newark is inadequate for eating sleeping and comfort at next year’s event Chillioutle is named but impractical Travelers seek more than window displays and stables A pickpocket targets visitors badges selling them outside the gate and the Treasurer loses over 1000 from the failed Kentucky Trust Company admission money is largely bad or worthless.
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The
Cincinnati Hnquirer
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Liem
Newark
Kentucky Trust Company
National Cattle Show Promises Large Attendance
Springfield reports ample preparations for the National Cattle Show under US Department patronage. Principal stock dealers and raisers nationwide will attend. The State Fair display is described as superior to prior US exhibitions and expected to exceed past performances with strong local attendance anticipated.
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Pierce
Clark County
Samuel Pyle
John Hadley
Chinton County
Daniel Wilson
Hamilton County
Reichs
Franklin and
Pickaway
Ayresh
P. Welendy
Hamilton
Ordian Pénny
Newark
Aston
Humphrey
Elyria
Baker
Huron County
Mateham
Lorain County
D. Hadley
Clinton County
Humreehouse
Batchelor
Howe
Manon
Kimball
Jowett
Longwools
Renny
Chamberlain
Hadley
O. P. Moore
Warren County
Plubelan
Cleveland
J. W. Briggs
Colia A. Isaacs
Mr. Kelley
J. Gallup
North
Ita
Fairy Light
Stork
A/S
Sprague, Jeweller
Sringfield Tat
United States
Currency panic debate over bank notes and public securitie
The article riffs on a Friday discussion about currency in distress, noting bank notes from Free Banks and public securities. It argues the currency shortage harms the public, while warning papers stirring panic risk worsening the crisis. It cites bankers Ellin, Sturges, Smead, Collard, Hughey and calls for prudent policy to avoid permanent losses.
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Anya
Auditor of State
San. Reg
Cincinnati
Times
Ellin & Sturges
Collard & Hughey
Messrs
Outeau & Co
Bankers plan to curb currency flows to ease market strain
The Ohio banking scene faces a currency shortage as the Free Banks drain the auditor's office and the public mood grows tense. A Cincinnati Gazette report details a six month arrangement among Cincinnati Bankers and banks in Ohio, Kentucky, Wheeling, and Indiana to cap exchange premiums and halt note redemption, aiming to stabilize the money market and avert a broader panic.
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Indinna Banks
Ludinaa Serttines
Auditor of State
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Wheeling
State Bank of
Indiana
O.S. Journal
New York Politicos View Nebraka Swindle and State Fight
Coopers own correspondent reports New York politics aligned against the Nebraska swindle with Myron H. Clark as west Governor candidate. The dispatch notes three main ticket divisions Bronson for liquor, Seymour for liquor, and Clark for no liquor, predicting Clark’s election while signaling broad anti-Nebraska sentiment. It also covers Indiana bank panic, Ohio and Pennsylvania notes, and Cleveland postmaster remarks, with broader political shifts and anti Nebraska sentiment.
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New York Politicos
Otsego
Cleveland Heeard
Coopers Own
New York
Nebraska
Myron H. Clark
West
Bronson
Seymour
Clark
Thie County
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House Correction
Sir John Franklin
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Dr. Rue
York Factory
Geo. Samson
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Dyonisius Lardner
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C. M. Fours
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George William Larimer
A. E. Brown
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Smith Miller
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Wayne
Dan Maye
Brenton
Lown
South Bend Register
Springfield
Ian
Marshall P. Wilder
U.S. Agricultural Society
Brutus J. Clay
J. M. Sherwood
L. I. Allen
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J. Duncanson
Edwin G. Bedford
Campbell
Plain Dealer
Congress
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Toledo Blade
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Squire Jones
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