Death of Mr. Hendricks at Madison
The paper notes the death of Abram Hendricks Esq a Madison citizen. He suffered an ankle injury when dismounting his horse leading to mortification and an attempted amputation followed by fatal complications including lockjaw. He died Saturday night at midnight after a long illness and the community extends condolences to his relatives.
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Hendricks
Abram Hendricks
Madison
Tne Manison Dany Triurxe
Messrs. Greeg & Sering
Milton Grege
Gries
Southern Ky
Dem
Sloan
W. B. Sloan
Grand Depot
Lake St
Chicago
Siddall & Bro
Indigo
W. J. Sewell
Main Cross St
Northside
Cherry Lane
Indiana
Gift Concert controversy criticized for harsh language
A signature titled Lex critiques a communications piece on the Gift Concert by Payne & Webster. The writer urges calmer, more charitable discourse over threats or legal language, arguing moderation can better reform morals and avoid amplifying the controversy.
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Messrs. Payne & Webster
Fraudulent tare practices alarm Cincinnati merchants
The Cincinnati Price Current exposes wide spread fraud in tare on packages, including lard barrels with shortened staves, enabling overcharging customers. It urges merchants to unite against the scheme, likening dishonest weighings to highway robbery and calling for stringent action. The piece notes New York’s actual tare standard as a contrast. It ends with an invitation to Daniel Webster from New York citizens dated April 19 1851.
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Cincinnati
New York
Webster
Friends of the Union
Daniel Webster
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Commonwealth
Mr. Webster
Madison
Second Street
Schurch
Apie Thomas Hewson
Our neighbor of the Courier rebuked over a misunderstanding
A Courier note denies any quarrel among city papers and warns a meddler against false claims. Separately a drowning near Hanover landing is reported as a boy of about sixteen fell overboard from a Louisville to city voyage. his body remains unfound and his father, intoxicated, was onboard.
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Courier
Louisville
Hanover Landing
Bounty Land Certificates and Local Notices
The column notes bounty land certificates tied to the Mexican War and 1812 veterans, with attorney George N. Waitt offering help securing pension or land claims. It also previews the Manison Diary and praises Greeg & Sering editors, plus a warning to lottery and gift concert promoters. Additional items cite California mining flaws, Indiana church property statistics, and a Mississippi political note.
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George N. Waitt
Department of the Interior
Mr. Waitt
Reform of Gambler Bull Sparks New Law Effort
From Cincinnati Gazette correspondence describes J H Green the Reformed Gambler pushing a new nine section bill to curb gambling in New York. It would attempt to thoroughly break up gambling, with Green exposing practices and garnering support while Bull is ousted from office amid blackmail revelations. A separate scene at Trinity Church shows a German mother praying with two children, moving onlookers.
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H. Green
Cincinnati Gazette
Green
Senate
Bull
Buffalo
New York
Suydain
J. H. Green
New York Association For the Suppression of Gambling
Trinity Church
Powell & Co
West Fourth Street
Bear Walnut
Tedescoe
D. Blackmore, JR
J.C. Hite
Blackmore& Rite, Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
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Elkhart County
Goshen Democrat
California
Meredith
U. S
District of Indiana
Evansville Journal
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United Brethren
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Odeeweeee Bits Evangelical Association
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Universalist
Mobile Advertiser
Mississippi
Tuovu
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New York Herald
Holy Council
Rome
Hughes
United States
Sacred College
Paris
Eys’d
Gaz
Selden
First District Court
V. O. Delta
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Street
Henry Bundy
Main Street
High
Ohio Streets
H. P. Newell
Jefferson Probate Court
Moody Park
Weat Street
A.C. Newell
Joseph Bell
Bell & Terry
Third Street
Main
Jefferson County
Joseph Lamoth
Samuel T. Cross
John
McIntyre
Tai
Dunn & Hendricks
Bewill MO. H. Taylor
Jefferson Circuit
James G. Manlove
Joseph Lume, Jr
Court House
Caleb Lame
R. M. Smith
J.C
J. H. Smits
D.S
T-Princo-S
State of
Bitaigh
Onry Jackman
L.A
Henry Jackman
Banner and Courier
Annaie of Medicine
Stoan
Fllinois Globe
IRW. &Sloan
Ap Siddall & Bro
E Madrasa
Dombro
Broadway
Cherry-lane
Barbour’s Grocery
Apll J. W. Hunter
Mulberry St
Melodeon Hall
American Art Union
Geo. Prince & Co
Arbhao
Santa Anna
Delee
Piano Forte
Melodeon
Mulberry
Main-cross Street
Tapris
John Mellen & Co
Cuba
Francis E. Suire
Paris Road
Bank of Kentucky
Buckle & Daily
Telegraph
Dutton & Adams
Aplo Dé&Chim
Ap? Weyer & McKer
Crincizal
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Ype Homeopathic Physicians of Cincinnati
West
Cincinnati Society of Physicians
The
Cincinnati Journal of Homeopathy
B. Barwan
M. D
A. Miteen
G. W. Breurr
New School of Medicine
Jtf Ve. Bianchini
Main Cross
Second Streets
W. W. Morris & Son
Ind
Siddall & Brother
Ind. N. B
Haslett & Crawford
Sprie
Aprae
Francis E Suire
N. McCrea & CO
Brussels
Iould & Hazen
Smith’s
Pittsburgh
Hammond St
Kennett
Cincinna
Crooked Creek
Mulberry Street
Michigan Road
Greenaburg
Bala
Geo. W. Leonard
A. A. Flint
Ohio
Blackmore & Jenkins
Blackmore & Hite
D. Blackmore
W. C. Walden
Uggist
Inga
Lon
Walden
Dmg
Young Hyson
London
Wal& atEnut
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Hugh
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