Ceresco mill site improves as farmers upgrade stock
The article notes improvements around Ceresco over the past year including rebuilt and painted facilities, new tractors and horses, and busy activity at the old mill site. It highlights Benjamin Wright restoring the Cereato Mill ruins, plans for a new mill on the old site, and favorable farming development at La. L. Dowtia’s farm with a well-placed house, strong stock, and noted Merino buck and lamb production. The tone praises progress and prospects for local agriculture and milling.
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Cerésco
Ceresco
Coys
Bentley
Hindy
Rav
J.D. Vierces
Benjamin Wright
Gorham
Visis
Fort Mill
County Agricultural Fair at Culhonm Crainy Agricultural Society
The Rui Annwal fair will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday in October. The annual address by Siexdanuy 2, Guayes, Eeq. of Battle Creek, is on the second day at 2 o clock. Premiums will be declared at the close of the address. Committee includes Samuel Wormley and others. Officers: Charles Dickey president, Jas. A. Way secretary. The treasury is debt free and preparations for exhibition are urged.
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Culhonm Crainy Agricultural Society
Woodh
Siexdanuy 2
Guayes
Eeq
Battle Creek
Uwis
Pelitars
Samuel Wormley
Micadore J. Craig
Julian T. Vernor, Jr
Charles J. Prau
Spruce C. Ladd. Mershal
Stephen Gilbert
Janica Munroe
Albion
Chester Buckley
Uat- Ue Creek
Orcers
Charles Dickey
Jas. A. Way
Eper Town
Noviely
The State Fair Held at Detroit This Month
The Aanyul State Fair will be held at Detroit on the old fair ground over three days this month. Fencing is up and the three buildings for machinery, domestic manufacture, and vegetables are nearly ready. Family tickets are 1.00 with 25 cent single admissions. Membership tickets in 1822 sold for 60 cents. one year membership costs one dollar. Ten dollars to the treasury buys a life membership with a certificate signed by the president and recording secretary. Total society receipts since organization reach 2,800 with most in the last five years.
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Detroit
Lee Requizite
Phe
Advertisements and political notices from an old paper
The fragment lists multiple items including an 1853 Patent Office Report on Mechanics, a 1869 obituary address for Daniel Webster, and a discussion on selecting the next Secretary of the State Agricultural Society. It praises Mr Holmes as secretary material, while criticizing Isham and suggesting Warren as a potential candidate.
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Lawis Casa
Patent Office
Gol. Graham
Daniel Webster
Sénate
Houuse
Aléa
Talon
E. Stuart
Warren
State Agricultural Society
Stam
Jacksons
Holmes
Lela
Isham
Ults State
Michigan
N Nah Shaikes
Iin
World Temperance Convention at Metropolitan Mall New York
Report on the World Temperance Convention in New York noting Neal Dow presiding, delegates from the United States and England, debates on woman’s rights, police clearing the hall, and a plan for a general convention every two years to promote prohibition.
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Metropolitan Mall
New York
Neal Dow
Pitta
United States
Ehgtland Amon
Lucian Beecher
Reuben Af. Walworths
Ronan
Friends of Humanity
Updee
Tle Rum
Democratic State Conver tion Split Over Tickets in 19th Century Paper
The New York Democracy reports a split at the Democratic State Convention with two distinct tickets. Albany Journal notes fighting men influencing divisions, with President’s harmony appeals blocked by telegraph and newspapers attacking ex-Senior Dickinson. Whigs shown prominently in resolutions, references to the Union and hunker Democrats.
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Thaur
Tla
Albany Journal
Ma Sxeny
Tanmany-flall
Wanp
Syracuse
Union
Dickinson
Hunker Democrate
Harrison
Tyler
Mynkers
Courtman Jury Rejects Pretrial Motion
In a pretrial hearing the jury declined the defendant’s motion. Judge Vadge Pratt presided as the court moved forward with the case in which key evidence and procedural arguments were presented by both sides.
Crystal Palace Exhibition Sparks American Machinery Interest
The Crystal Palace show opens with wide attention to sewing machines and rotary pumps. Highlights include Singer Sewing Machines promoted by A. B. Wilcox, Gwynne pumps, and Carey pumps. A new shoe peg machine by Gallahue draws curiosity, while tea and spice packing devices attract buyers. American Department praised for innovation and national pride.
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Crystal Palace
Areon
Machlnce
Ares
A. B. Wilcoh
Aod
Rotart
Rotart Pums
Stumber
Alligence Carey
Cryptu
Gwynne
Corey
Carey
Uo Interior Com
Gwyane
Hia
Suor
Maciineny
Carnr
Pittsburgh
Slaver & Steele
Jersey City
James Stuart
Canal Street
Miniss
Mendville
Pennsylvania
American Department
Juye
London
Arcrice
Europe
Old World
Crystel Palace
Amerjicna
Franks arrive as rumors spread across Europe
Fragmented text notes Frankl te arrival at Neg fe evening and mentions intelligence from Constantinople. It references a sultan and emperor, provincial evaluations, and cholera spreading across northern Europe with extraordinary activity reported in Odessa, grain markets, and shipping delays.
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Sgpuert Ag
Constantinople
Coli Rufflett Penteedl
Avatein
Europes
Weather and news items from a late 19th-century issue
Arrival of Miapara-dates and dire harvest outlook. reports from Franklin and Niagara describe Thebes destroyed by earthquake, English loyalty surge, Dublin Exhibition host, London railroad collision, Moroccan ambassador, artists Powell and Launitz in town, French grain market boom, death of Napier, Paris grain stores, and Russian troop conditions in Turkey with typhus ravages observed.
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Brow
Dargany
Dublin
London
Lincoln
Morocco
England
Mente
Iengeilaicleene
Franklin
John H. Powell
Discovery of the
Mississippi
Capitol
The
Charles’ Jomea
Napier
Scinde
Portsmouth
Odesen
Aac
Trieste
Atotor
Schuimla
Rights and limits of cancellation in futures purchases
Discussion in the Exchange on buy orders for future delivery and the right to cancel without damages. The Corn Exchange arbitration noted that absent a contrary bargain, cancellation should work both ways, allowing refusal if price rises or demand delivery of wheat equal to the sample, highlighting fairness in trade.
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Corn Exchange
Destructive Fire Destroys Michigan Cory Block
A large fire on the east side of Franklin street in Michigan City destroyed a wood built block. The blaze reached nearby brick structures before being subdued. Losses include W. Peck dry goods and printing offices, Michigan City Transcripts, Michigan City News, and several shops. Estimated damage about 50,000 dollars.
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Michigan
Cory
Franklin St
Messie, Blut
Freight traffic boosts Buffalo and New York City Road receipts
The Buffalo and New York City Railroad doubled its business in four months with May receipts at 15,765 and August at 30,000 dollars. The report from Warsaw New Yorker notes East Coast rail competition and the Erie and Hudson River routes. A separate political note discusses state election outcomes and Maine Law debates. The Michigan steamer incident involves Bagnall and a habeas corpus case.
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Travaliaud
Jarsey-city
Buffalo
Eria
Ouellavilld
Hodsdin
York City
New
Mihe
New York City Railroad
Warsaw New Yorker
Caluol In County Gleeres Marsdal Notice to Inspectors
Archival notice from Arastus Aurse y county clerk dated September 19 1863 requests local school officers and trustees to submit annual reports for public schools in Catlin County and to expedite their returns. The notice urges timely action and asks county papers to copy and disseminate the information.
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Gleeres
QM Benancy
Eayeral Schoa
Naveral Towan
Catlin
Gueti
Tublic’ School
Arastus Aursey
Marslisl
Cruymunty
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Juhan D. Poderzon
Chautaugne Evuny
Aera
Mars
Polo Itinay
Beehia
Lyon
Democracy
Vadge Pratt
Crystal, Palace
Central’ Railroad
J. W. Brooke
Road
Gesers
Ty. Edwin
Pang
Odessa
Markel
Senate
B.D. ‘Barber
Middlebury
United States Senate
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Heehdgen
Burlington
Atudte
Bury
Danville
Brattleboro
Tribune
Lomper
U.S
Abe
B. Bagnall
C. Cotton
U. S
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Wells
Cotten
Ragnall
Marsha
Wisconsin, i
Ingersoll & Pratt
Hevenge
Tertiory
Péter de Graat
Paul
Nichol
Te Neustadt
Sweden
Gulf of Finland
Poland
Aho
Black Sea
Persia
Stockholm
Berlin
Vienne
Ronmelin
Levant
France
Spain
Austria
Prussia
Caluol
William Roiley
Fredonia
Rt. W. Bish Marengo
Co Alden
Boughton Lo
O. M. Rude
Allen Rogers
Duryell C. Cooley da
le Benely Marshall
Stephen Gilbert Ki. Rathbone
E.W. Robinson
C.F
C. Taskelt
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Haskell
MD Lin
CAMB
Hande FS
Aaskells
Ee PS
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Varsety
CFIC
Haskell & Cals
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Haskells
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