Round on the work at Franklington thiedth of July
The text asserts work will begin promptly on Franklington with a target date of July, led by Chief Engineer Saxoen IH Kwanas from Philadelphia. A contiguous six foot track from New York to St Louis is planned, with the company aiming for early completion and no delays under experienced management. Counterfeiting notes and bank issues are discussed alongside local business notices and advertisements.
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Franklingon
Saxoen IH
Kwanas
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Jo Ian Gonilo
Ohio
Bicknell
Bank of Geneva
An &E
Washington
Citixer Rok
Baltimore
Citizens’ Bank of
D. C
India
Merchants’ Bank
Naples
N. Y
Franklin
East Greenwich
R. L
Traders’ Bank
Capesey
Commercial Bank
Burlington
Csmk
Whitehall
Central Bank
Middletown
Comming
Newbern
N.C
Bank
City Bank
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Common
Steamship, &c
Ontario
Asien
Plow, &O
Rhodesland Central Bank
Prairie City Bank
Indiana
Mechanics' Bank
Newark
Wayne County
Ashland political meeting and editorials face Free Soil clash
The Portage County Whig reports on Warren Railway views at Franklin Milla and Ashland delegates, while Toledo’s paper highlights an Ashland Free Soil address by Samuel Lewis and E. S. Hamlin. The talk, amid skepticism, critiques abolitionist arguments and defends Ohio’s political path toward electing local officials and opposing abolitionist pressure.
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Pho Hailtang Tennings
Praoklin and
Warren
Franklin Milla
Portage County
Ashland
Paaxeuix
Warnen Ratmoate
Whivroad
Free Holt
Mu Eorruu
Arived
Sasoes
Tews
Hannah Moore
Souttiere
Chartenton
South Carolina
Fragmented 1853 political letter and temperance resolutions
A long letter attacks public appointments under the Jacksonian era, condemning officials and allies perceived as corrupt, while praising some resistance to policy. It also reports June 18 1853 resolutions from Oliveburg Circuit urging support for Maine liquor law style measures, and requests publication and co operation with church and county papers. An additional note mentions a hunter shooting an eagle in Trumbull County.
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Franklin Pierce
Eneron
Congress
Alphin
Gitaon
Donn Plat
Ohio
Lam
Ucit
Mexico
Cnquirer
Maine
California
Vermont
Texas
Jefferson Davia
New York
Taylor
Cobb
Foote
Bright
Miller
Teannotlon
van Buren & Co
Unio
Mio Volow
Quarterly Meeting
Olivesburg
Manafield
Metendint Episcopal Church
Husian
John J. Power
Paes
T. Rouva
Cavan
Savannah
Further Particulars of the Erie R R Accident
New York reports list the dead at Susquehanna after the Erie Railroad disaster. Walter B. Arnold engineer Michael Casey Patrick Kennan Patrick O Lacey and Catharine Stanley are confirmed killed. Wounded include Ellen Collins Atizn Stoddard Gilbert Hall and the engineer's son aged young. Some victims blown into the river. Stores in Susquehanna closed and draped in mourning.
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Erie R
Arnold
Susquehanna
Blockade of Buenos Ayres Nears After Corwin-Later Arrival
The United States surveying steamer Corwin arrived at the port from Key West via Charleston with news of Montevideo reports to May 1. Commodore Cole warned foreign vessels of a six day inner road flow to enforce a vigorous blockade of Buenos Ayres, cutting off commerce as preparations for siege grow. The city braces for surrender as residents stockpile resources and await further moves. The frigate Congress sits at Montevideo and plans to sail to Rio Janeiro, while Havana dates on the Cherokee show quiet conditions.
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Corwin
South America
Buenos Ayres
New Yoas
United States
Key Weat
Charleston
Salon
Montevideo
Argentine Republic
Cole
Saiety
Congress
Rio Janeiro
Havana
Washington Matters and Naval Sinecure Controversy
Washington items report Rev. Dr. Orrille Dewey’s naval sinecure resignation after years of pay without sermons or duties. Also noted are Lieut Weir’s resignation and a Norfolk area gardening venture, Ohio Governor Wood’s Consulship decision, Mount Vernon sale negotiations, a China commission appointment, a fatal railroad boiler explosion near Susquehanna, a dental tartar remedy using strawberries, widow bounty misconceptions, and local wool and sheep market updates plus a Chicago to Laporte train wreck with heavy damage.
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Washington
Orrille Dewey
Fillafore
Navy
United States
Weir
W. Haw
Noelulk
Vis
Wood
Ohio
Valparaiso
Tragic Train Crash Hurts Many and Kills One
The accident left the track torn and seats torn up as passengers and crew suffered injuries. A Monroe Michigan fireman was instantly killed and the engineer was fatally hurt, with two or three others only slightly hurt. The incident prompted concern for safety and questions about the ongoing repair of the line. In Warren Ohio a child died after scalding water fell from a kettle.
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Almont
Democratic Review
N.Y. Globe
Newark Advertiser
Baooxs
Lewis
Mev Lewis
Usain
Columbus
Hoe
Ohio
Towle
Cass
Senate
Aukland County
Aeons
Monroe
Baally
Emi
Toledo Republic
Warren
New York Markets Report June 20 Prices and Sales
New York on June 20 reports restricted transactions due to detention at Overslvoght. Wheat and corn futures show limited activity with 9,000 barrels of sales valued at 4,0244.75 and 4,404.08 for various grades. Soybeans, oats, and mixed grades inch firmer amid steady demand. hogs, beef, and lard varied with arrivals large and prices mostly easing.
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New York
Hess
Prime Red
Ohio
Chicago
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Life Insurances
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Thos. J. Null
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Justice of the Peace
Lowdonviler
Onto
Thomas Mays
Ashland County
Ponce
Notary Pabitt
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