Rates and Rules of The Register Advertising
The notice outlines subscription rates at 150 a year in advance or 2 if delayed six months, with strict adherence to these terms. It details advertising rates for various column widths and durations, requires prepayment for transient ads, and notes no discontinuance without full payment. It also includes a sensational narrative of a Confederate veteran’s highway robbery and a humorous anecdote from the lower counties about a mother and daughter.
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Savannah
Florida
Oakeefenokee
Bad Country for Deacons in Nosworths Texas
A St Louis Republican note recounts a deacon’s harsh sermon to backsliding young women ending in a grove confrontation between the deacon and youths who planned to confront him. Also recounted are a Chicago theft by George Butt, a Des Moines counterfeit cash caper, and a caution on aging horses with Goldsmith Maid still active at 17.
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Houston
Nosworth’s
Lorrows
Texas
St. Louis
Des Moines
Iowa
Resisting the Evil One at a Camp Meeting
A man in a thin linen suit at a camp meeting suddenly twisted in mortal distress beside a fat man. An observer urged him to resist wicked promptings and recall Jacob wrestling with an angel, provoking a crude retort about seat of the pants and cracked meat, ending the anecdote with humorous doubt.
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Iisa
Joseph
Jacob
Opium Addiction Treated With Water Injections
A London doctor treated a long time opium user by injections that started with morphia and water and gradually switched to pure water. The patient slept after each injection as with morphia and, after months, was told she had taken no morphia for months. She became free from opium desire.
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London
Detroit lawyer meets drummer on travel in Saginaw town
A Saginaw County bar member, on professional business, visits an interior town. In a hotel office a gregarious drummer questions him about origin and line of work. The lawyer reveals Detroit roots and Jones as his name, while the drummer jokes about his samples, leaving Blackstone humorously obliged.
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Cox
Saginaw County
Detroit
Jones
Silver Ore Specimen From Caribou Mine For Territorial Fair
The largest silver ore piece in Colorado is being detached from a Caribou mine. Measuring 8 by 4 by 15 inches and weighing at least 4 tons, it is covered with native silver nuggets and scales. It will be shown at the Territorial fairs, then shipped to New York for 1876 exhibitions before traveling to Philadelphia for Centennial events.
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Colorado
Caribou
New York
Philadelphia
Denver Tribune
Preacher Seeks Kids to Avoid Wicked Circus Visit
At Alton Illinois a preacher asked Sunday school scholars to stand to show intent to avoid visiting the soul destroying circus AIT but a lame girl stood up showing a contrasting reaction amid the crowd.
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Sam Bove
Alton
Illinois
History of Indiana Territory General Assembly records
The Indianapolis Journal chronicles the evolution of the Indiana Territory General Assembly from its first nine member House to the last territorial officers in 1815. It notes sessions at Vincennes and Corydon, key leaders like Benjamin Chambers Jesse B. Thomas James Beggs and Washington Johnson, and outcomes including law revisions and eventual statehood milestones.
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Indianapolis Journal
General Assembly
Indiana Territory
House of Representatives
Vincennes
Congress
Legislative Council
Benjamin Chambers
Dearborn
Jesse B. Thomas
Iirat General Assembly
J. B Thomas
Washington Johnson
John Tice Jones
John Rice Jones
Knox County
Jesse J. Thomas
Hoase of Representatives
Thomas
Third General Assembly
James Beggs
Clark County
Dennis Pennington
Harrison County
Tippecanoe
Fourth General Assembly
James Scott
James Dill
Dearborn County
Harrison
John Gibson
Corydon
James Noble
Franklin County
Isaac Blackford
Thomas Posey
Isaac Dunn
Lawrenceburg
Fifth General Assembly
Jase L. Norman
Wm. Hendricka
Jefferson County
George R. C. Sullivan
Fifth
United States
Samuel Morrison
Editorial Debate on Liberty and Lead Cargo in State
The Detroit Jree Press questions personal liberty amid a shipment into the state with lead at the ends. The piece argues concerns over safety and rights as authorities weigh the implications of such cargo.
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Detroit
J’ree
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