Democratic Candidates Asige 49 Ballots for President
A fragmentary political summary outlines Democratic hopes and candidates for president and vice president, noting Franklin Pierce and William R King, with discussion of prior service and party dynamics. The piece references 1843, 1819, and 1849 events, a court-house adjourned meeting, and reactions to leadership changes amid Democratic celebration and respect for Gen Cass, ending with a postponed meeting report.
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New Hampshire
William R.kingy
Alabama
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United States
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Mexico
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Gay
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Holyone
Dat Wan
Taylor
Cass
Lindenwald
Fred
Ojbor
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John
van Admany
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Taly ‘Nu
John van Arman
Preston Mitchall
Charles ‘Haykian
Mathey New-Enmpshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Mississippi
Louisiana
Michigan
Florida
Iowa
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Nave
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Corolina
Kentucky
Iridiona
Missouri
Arkansas
Taxes
California
Georgia
New York
Ohio
Rave
Bastet
Cass Vlt
Buchanen
Douglass
Marcy
Butle Dickinson
Lane
Weller
Sevenienil
Buchapan
Mary
Butler
Houston
Dick Dnean
Ly ‘Ean
Doughons
Dickinson
Buchacup
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Douglasy
Buller
Pierce
Bachianna
Marey
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Wm. BR. King
Baltimore Convention Presidencies and Nominating Debate
Fragmented records show a Baltimore convention with John M. Davis named president. Resolutions debated nominating candidates vs party platform, with long roll calls and sectional votes. Candidate tallies surface for president and vice president, including Cass and Douglas references, amid party platform tensions.
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Indiana
Mev- Philips
Alabama
Proepati
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Poultry profits and household use in 1853 account
A detailed account from April 5, 1853, describes poultry farming profits and losses including prices for eggs and chicks. It tracks egg yield by season, sales, and family use, and notes the rise of full-blooded Cochin China stock from the Royal English lineage. It also comments on poultry farming's profitability for farmers and includes observations on breeding methods and stock sources.
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Bulger
Cochin China
Royal Aviary of
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Geo
Bentig
Moaraholl
Calhoun Co
Gampaiga Tribute Ad Terms From The New York Tribune
An OCR fragment outlines copier terms for a November issue including quantities and rates. It cites 23 weeks with 80 copies to one address and 6 copies to a separate address, plus related pricing. The wording is garbled but clearly presents subscription or reproduction terms for a newspaper ad or tribute notice.
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New York Tribune
Fragmented OCR Summary of Historic Storm Narrative
Ambiguous OCR text recounts a historical storm narrative with references to names such as Silabes and Beymour & Whitney, describing debris, stormy winds, and interactions near a Custom House and a church. The passage mentions a period of highest danger, a man named Gomes, and mentions a two week engagement period with people performing popular characters.
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Weeds and pruning hints from farm and orchard notes
June farming tips advise careful weed control and soil readiness to receive heat. Pruning trials show rooting mud trees and exposing roots to stimulate production, with composts and earth covering to reduce evaporation and boost fruit yields.
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Strong- Pytasher & Artisans
News from the Mines near Ophir and Auburn
Reports describe gold mining activity four miles below Ophir and near Auburn with miners thriving on steady water supply. Equipment like rockers and sluices perform well while new diversions face flood damage to a barge and related facilities.
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