Marrying One's Next Door Neighbor Continued
Amelia Winnock, a country girl, finds herself at a city debut with Miss Tilly Reeves. James Green, a young but vain attorney, vies for attention while Amelia tests him with wit. Amid fashion, shop talk, and a court plea, their tangled courtship grows, leading to continued chapters.
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Amelia
Miss Green
Miss Keziah
Mrs. Winnock
James Green
Asa
papa
Tilly
Winnock
Miss Turley
Syde
mamma
Hyde
Green
Judge Green
Slyde
Tuly
Mrs. Reeves
Tilly Reeves
metropolis
Pigginton
Amelia Winnock
Mr. Green
Reevesés
Tully
Mr. Fingal
Armelia
Aircen
Reeves
honora
Latest News Telegraphed For Syracuse Morning Paper
The Counter, sole morning paper in Syracuse, carries latest telegraphic, local, and general news up to the hour of going to press.
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telegraphia
Syracuse
Quackenbush resigns as Albany mayor amid city turmoil
Albany reports a call for resignations from rival mayors as Dr Quackenbush places his resignation with the Recorder. New York police clash with Metropolitan officers. a riot injures officers and prompts patrols. Other items note a quaratine dispute, public health concerns, and political exchanges as ships arrive and officials change offices.
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Albany
Quackenbush
Recorder
Perry
Mary
Trinidad
New York
city of
eleventh ward
new station
Metropolitan station
Metropolitan police
Buffalo
State Temperance Society
Eliza Mills
Philadelphia
lunatic hospital
Wm. Walker
W. H. Gibson
Ohio
A. R. Stone
Columbus
Treasury
Gibson
John G. Breslin
Cass
Bogota
Richmond county
Staten Island
Wolf farm
Ragon
Justice Welsh
wial
McKelvey
Metropolitan Police force
Ragan
Seguine's Point
Vanderbilt
Southampton
Quebec
Livenaagl
North Star
Leopold
Hermann
Europa
Boston
Liverpool
Constantine
Queen Victoria
Editorial Correspondence from the Hudson River Trip
A correspondent describes a June morning trip from New York to Albany by the lightning express, noting river scenery, West Point exam week, and the Hudson River Railroad. Observations include the Catskill Mountains, the Kanterskill Falls, spile drivers at Albany for a new bridge, and hopes a grand arch design will meet commercial needs. The piece blends travelogue with progress concerns and anticipates faster travel via a future bridge.
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Hudson River Road
Syracuse
lightning express
Albany
West Point
shanghai
ordnance corps
Hudson’ River
America
Hudson River
Catskill
Hudson
Kanter
Catskills
Pearl street
Troy
Watervliet
Lansingburgh
Waterford
Buffalo
Comet Hopes and Rail Travel Take the Front Seat
The writer recalls a fast return trip from New York to Albany via Schenectady Utica and Syracuse, noting flood damage along the Mohawk, a hail storm near the Romans, and arrival at Chambers Street after ten hours and fifteen minutes. He jokes that the comet took a back seat to the Buffalo railroad convention.
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Albany
Schenectady
Canada creek
Utica
Syracuse
Chambers street
New York
comet
Buffalo
critter
Mr. Comet
general realer
Eye and Ear Infirmary at Syracuse continues treatment
Le Ambrotypes Century types and crayons offered at Taber and Howlands cannot be bent home. at No 4 Franklin Buildings East Genesee. Dr E Brighthill Oculist and Aurist continues to treat all eye and ear diseases successfully at No 8 Wieting Block Syracuse NY.
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Taber & Howlands
Franklin Buildings
East
Genesee
Eye and Ear
Wieting Block
Syracuse
N. Y
E. Brighthill
NOxICE FTO
Fourth ward
H. N. White
Wieting
v. I. BRADLEY
Com. Board of Education
dith
City and County Gorio The departure times shown for trains and boats.
Listings detail departures from City and County stations including Cincinnati Express at 3 15, New York Express at 11 00, Night Express at 4 00, and several other services on New Road and East Mall. Also notes various local rail connections, office hours, and notices about a mayoral election in Appleton and a court case against the New York Central Railroad.
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Cade Gorsa
Cincinnati Express
wcngo Express
New York Express
Breamboat
Goa
New Road
New York
Gorxa
Bivomawron
New Fork express
Crrcurt
Owen
Adolf Shanfer
New York Central Railroad Company
Shanfer
Dewitt
Graves & Wood
Daniel Crott
Charles B. Sedgwick
People
William Kuster
H. S. Fuller
the
John C. Hunt
The Regulator Auction Sparks Evening Sales Rush
A chaotic auction scene at Regulator Auction on Washington Stores and South Salina Street prompts assignees of Davis & Williams to extend sales into evenings. The notices promise sales at 2 1/2 o'clock and 7 o'clock, citing convenience for mechanics and workers unable to attend daytime events. Nearby crime notes report a spike in robberies targeting clotheslines and water pipes, blamed on prowling gangs. The City Council debate over bribery allegations and contract awards ends without decisive action after procedural objections and vote splits.
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Tupoats
Washington
South Salihe Street
Davis & Williavia
daaly cales
Wo'elock
James & Lowell
Salina street
Clinton Street
Oswego Canal
Onondaga street
Williams
Marsh
Common Council
Ald. Kirkpatrick
Ald
Hough
Manahan
Court street
A.d. Williams
Marah
Wiliams
Cooney
Conrad
Algore
Ritchie
Manney
Church
Radigas
Noes
Sanford
Mareh
Wateoa
Lackey
Police Report Sees Multiple Arrests for Drunkenness in June 1857
On Monday June 15 1857 Tuos Colton was arrested by officer Seager for drunkenness and sent to the penitentiary for 10 days. Sandard Brown arrested by officer Davis for drunkenness fined 16 dollars. Paul Tarcutt arrested by officer Eckle for drunkenness fined 10 dollars. Daniel Fitzpatrick arrested by officer Eckle for drunkenness sent to penitentiary 10 days. Anthony Rose arrested by officer Putnar for vagrancy sent to penitentiary 30 days. Henry Chapman and Eric Pierce arrested by officer Shattuck for drunkenness sent to penitentiary 10 days. Jesse Wood colored arrested by officer Noron for assault and battery on Eliza Dewitt sentence suspended. Risse arrested by officer Norton for vagrancy sent to penitentiary 30 days.
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Colton
Seager
Sandard Brown
Davis
Paul Tarcutt
Eckle
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Anthony Rose
Putnar
Henry Chapman
Eric Pierce
Shattuck
Jesse Wood
Noron
Eliza Dewitt
Risse
Norton
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