The Dispatch Agents and Terms Notice
The Dispatch announces agents for distribution and payment terms. Listed agents include New Marion, Prattsburgh, Hart's Mills, Milan, Nebraska, Elrod, Pierceville, Guccis, Benjam's, Oleso, Canseo, with names such as D Pace, James H. Coorzr, J. C. Anos, A Rawson, F 5 Hockins, and R Bexnam. Receipts will be paid as pass tickets by these agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livot
Dispatch
New Marion
Hiri
Prattsburgh
D. Pace
Hart's Mills
James H. Coorzr
Milan
J. C. Anos
Nebraska
A. Rawson
Elrod
Evrop
Pierceville
Hockins
Guccis Benjam's
R. Bexnam
Oleso
J.H. Sarre
Canseo
B.F Kennepy
Bere Perder
Pas Tietis
Advertisement Rates and Policies
Rates for ads set per square under ten lines with 50 cents for first insertion and 25 cents for each additional insertion. Semi annual changes apply with specific three month and yearly options. Legal notices must be prepaid. marriages deaths and religious notices offered gratis when not accompanied by remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mess
Love's Refuge in a Fractured Poem by George Morris
A fragmentary verse piece by George F. Morris addresses a beloved, vowing steadfast affection despite trials. The speaker recalls shared bliss, enduring loyalty, and the fear of separation while declaring love’s enduring hold across hardship. The language conveys ardent sentiment and romantic resolve through a warped, archaic diction.
Wild sea ballad and comic tale from the paper
A fragmentary poem recalls a corpse at a mother's knees and stormy seas while a comic tale describes John Awas, a witty, hardworking youth contrasting his own small capital with an uncle's brag of Billy Gay's fortune, highlighting hustle and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
T. Orehore
Boston
Billy Gay
Keep good horses and avoid unnecessary trading
J C Alden urges farmers to own and care for sturdy horses. He advises proper stabling, litter, and dirt floors, regular shoeing, and even feeding to keep horses fat on moderate rations. He warns against frequent trading and emphasizes stable discipline and thorough daily grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max. Eviron
Conane
Poison plot shocks New Marion community near Bethel
A poisoning incident near New Marion Ripley county Ind involved Rev. Wilson and his family plus neighbors, with water lacing causing sickness. Waggoner and Cravens Wooley aided recovery while Wilson remains in danger. another item notes women voting debate in Massachusetts and a prayer at a church supporting Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Eviroz
Robert Wil’son
Abe
Jaco Og
Bethel Baptist Meeting House
New Marion
Ripley County
Ind
Wilson
Jacob Waggoner
Chin
Willson
Council of God
Mororrrs Weed and Temperance Admonitions Cited by Col Benton
At a New England dinner in New York Col Thomas H Benton speaks on a “we ed” feared by animals and his lifelong abstinence from drink. He recalls his mother’s advice against gaming and drinking and credits her pious wishes for his enduring restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrench
Indiana
Berlin
Gaillarder
Paris
Courier Des Tat Unis
Wright
United States
Temperance Society
Bewros
New England
New York
Col
Thomas H. Benton
Gabotte Collars And Carrot Shaped Nether Garments On Parade
A Washington fashion note mocks Gabotte collars worn by men and describes new Nether garments shaped like carrots, tight at the ankles and bulbous at the waist, shown best with hoops. The piece also derides country ladies wearing scarlet whatd ye-ems, joking about oxen and donkeys on the avenue.
Noted figures and oddities from Knoxville and Washington
Parson Brownlow recounts a tale of John Mitchell and Swan reopening the African slave trade with a slave named Jordan. Jordan quips about driving Irish out to bring in more slaves. The piece also notes visitors from the West who were impressed by hoop skirts and columns of belles, as described by the Washington correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Brownlow
Knoxville Whig
John Mitchell
Swan
Knoxville
Tennessee
Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Dispatch
J. MH. Alley
The
Home Journal
George F. Morris
Cousteau
Comport
Alice Camy
J.C. Alden
Inxo
Versailles
Jonathan Hill
New Manion, Inc
Cincinnati Baptist Journal and Messenger
Massachusetts
Sarah Wall
House of Representatives
Samuel S. Sewall
Imeg
Wendell Phiips
Sewall
Phillips
Lawrence
Rufus Choate
Kentucky
Army of Reform
Masetti
Fremont
Constanly
Uod
Chura Firva
James Buchanan
John OC
Breckenridget
Dasly
Maren
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Lins
Ksede Island
Rhode Island
Rhode
Kate
Staral Cottage
Margy Brown
Fortman
Covington
Attord
Mike
Patrick
Columbus
Ohio
Timothy
Benjamin
Washington
Washington States
Gabotte
Ann
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