Advertisements and printing offers in local papers
The Herald Printing Office promotes low prices for printing, advertising, and weekly editions in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and related areas. It notes Emerson returns and county telegraph dispatches, acknowledging possible inaccuracies in early results.
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Stullaville Merald
Auner
Baston
Wester
Ole Wing
Bo Patuur
Horton
Mass
New York
Philavielshia
Cape
Vaecer
Thearson
Baltomore
Emerson
Election results from multiple townships and statewide offices
The report details election results from numerous townships with Whig and other party performances. Governors, congressmen, and local officials show varied majorities, with notes on turnout and anticipated outcomes. Additional items include appropriations for Congress and various federal departments, plus national political commentary and public notices.
Wm P Marshall Advertises In Pittsburgh Herald
William P Marshall of 84 Wood Street Pittsburgh announces succession to S C Hill and offers to serve the public on terms equal to or better than before.
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Wm. P. Marshall
Wood St
Pittsburgh
Herald
S. C. Hill
Congress Adjourns Without Reform of Postal Law
The country press complains that Congress adjourned again without altering the present unfair newspaper postage law. It favors foreign papers and harms local press. Members who pledged reform should be called to explain their failure to act.
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Congress
Sale of Jenny Lind concert seats at Providence
At Providence Rhode Island on the 4th the sale of choice seats for Jenny Lind's first concert drew a large crowd. The first ticket sold to Colonel Ross of the Providence and Worcester Express for 650 dollars, 25 dollars more than the Boston bidder paid and 425 more than the New York bidder.
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Hesxprep Gso Ferre Douans
Providence
Rhode Island
Jenny Jind
Colonel Ross
Providence and Worcester Express
Dodee
Boston
New York Catter
Larceny and Arrest of Grimm and Sturn
Joseph Grimm and William Sturn were arrested by Marshal Doyle and brought before Esq. Shane on a charge of stealing two sacks of wool from George Plummer's ware room in Washington County. The wool vanished about six weeks ago and was sold for about 100 dollars to N. and D. S. Dike in this city. The defendants are said to reside near Yellow Creek, but their characters were not learned.
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Joseph Grimm
William Sturn
Marshal Doyle
Esq
Shane
George Plummer
Washington County
N. & Ds. Dike
Grimm
Sturn
Yellow Creek
Henry Leander Foote
James McCaffrey
New Haven
Connecticut
Emily Cooper
Ann Smith
East Rock
Parmelee
McCaffrey
Father O'Reilly
Mr. Strong
Foote
Carr
Two Worlds
Christ
McCafferty
M’caffrey
James M’caffrey
Anhearse
William Goodwin
Northford
Ledus
McCaftrey
Bidwell
Mr. L
McC
Goodwin
Mr. Beardsley
Townsend
John H. Benham
Cook
Beardaley
Pypis- Burgh Post
Jones Cotton Mills
New York
Robert J. Walker
Pennsylvania Canal
Squaw Run
Pittsburgh Journal of
Drury
Clark
Jacob B. Sheys
A. T
Paine
P. “Clark
Pat
Cleveland Plain Deal
Woman in men's clothes works as Ohio River deck hand
A woman around 25, described in male dress, has reportedly served as a deck hand on an Ohio River steamboat. The text also asks who Sap is and mentions Mr Walker and W. L. linked to Florence with Robb’s appointment.
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Sap
Rorarroy
Walker
W. L
Florence
Robb
Leslie Combs
Maysville
United States
Kentucky
Talbot
Maine
Progress and Revor Progress and restraint in advancing society
The Alexandria Gazette urges wisely guiding progress rather than opposing it. It cautions against embracing every change and stresses the need to advance while preserving permanence in institutions. With firmness judgment and discretion the problem can be solved.
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Alexandria Gazette
Robbery charge against two drivers on the route
The Aanesville Courier reports two minor drivers were arrested Monday for robby driving on the route to Marietta and Columbus. They were taken to Columbus to stand trial. Hinton did not travel on this route. The article suggests they followed an earlier well known offender.
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Maus. Rouerry
Aanesville Courier
Robby
Marietta
Olumbus
Hinton
Senate Confirms Elisha Whittlesey as Treasury Comptroller
The Senate approved several presidential nominations on Monday. Among the confirmations is the appointment of Elisha Whittlesey to the position of first Comptroller of the Treasury.
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Senate
United States
Elsha Whittlesey
Treasury
Man Residing Elderly County Man Lived Without Support
An old man over seventy who never contributed to supporting a press is noted as an exception to the rule. He did not subscribe to a newspaper nor pay for its upkeep, yet survived long in the county, challenging usual expectations about press backing.
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Post Ofrics
Herald
P. M
Wells
Great Union Meeting in Mississippi
The Mobile Advertiser reports on a late Union meeting in Mississippi. It notes the South’s peace measures are approved by a mighty voice, while disunionists face looming shame as ultras hide.
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Wuart Tus Soorm
Mobile Advertiser
Mississippi
South
South Carolina
Southern Press urges union over civil war words
The Southern Press argues against civil war, condemns abandoning true Southern principles, and questions how Southern resistance would be enacted. It doubts a Southern army marching west or states seceding could succeed, noting few states would join a Southern nation and many fear self sacrifice.
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Southern Press
Baltimore Clipper
South
Congress
California
Utah
New Mexico
Equinoctial Storm Arrives With Torrential Rain In Toledo
The Toledo Blade reports the equinoctial storm began this morning with darkness and torrential rain. Thunder and lightning filled the sky as telegraph offices flashed, and streets flooded. The Republic editor is seen dodging rain while carrying papers toward his office.
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Toledo
the Republic
Hior
Verve Slaves in Boston Rumored Amid Claims of Respectability
A fragment reports that three to four hundred enslaved people live in Boston, long resident, owning property and seen as respectable, with unspecified details about their status and lives.
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Verve
Boston
Recapitulation of Maryland election returns and state results
From the Baltimore Sun a summary of recent election results across Maryland, noting Lowe's statewide majority of about 1,692 after corrections, with counties reporting varying majorities, and missing Alleghany due to mail delays. Also reports state senate positions and related political notes.
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Baltimore Sun
Calvert
Lowe
Thomas
Goldaborough
Allegany
Resolutions of Condolence for Rev Jos ff At Cross Creek
A late meeting led by moderator W. P. Breed expresses heartfelt sympathy for the death of the Rev Jos ff Hapay, praising his piety and preaching. The assembled ministers and congregation vow to commend his soul to God, extend consolations to bereaved family, and pray for comfort in this trying stroke.
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Jos
Cross Creek
Y Hapay
Fisce
Hinchi
Missing children found dead after tree scare
A telegraphed note from October 4 reports a pair of children missing since Saturday. A six year old was found yesterday under leaves near a tree, appearing dead. The other child, about age seven, was found today dead, with suspicion directed at an individual linked to nearby property.
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Lester
New Scotland
Population figures for Terra and Fortont
The readable text lists Terra population 4051 and mentions Fortont in incomplete form, suggesting a comparison or page note on municipal sizes. The fragment lacks full context, dates, or additional place names to expand into a complete item.
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