Aged Warren Paper Accounts To Be Collected
In the Warren Mail notice L Rogers states that Cowan and Cowan & Rogers accounts will be settled by December Court week to allow debtors time to pay or arrange. After that period, accounts of those who stopped paper or owe for years will be turned over to a Justice for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Cowan & Rogers
L. Rogers
A&e
Market Street
Twixs
Harrisburg Pa
Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria
Commonwealth
Corps
Polly
Quiet Election Marks Drift in Warren Borough
The Warren Borough election passed with unusual quietness as Temperance Whigs split their vote to oppose a strong Temperance candidate Theodore C Spencer. County and state returns favored Democrats while local notices praise Erie stage lines and Pittsfield hospitality. a California widow seeks a husband worth 10000 dollars, inviting local suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Spencer
Warren County
Fair notes and rail progress amid county activity
The piece reflects on a county fair with praise for a quilt by Mrs. Acocks, noting misaligned scheduling lowered exhibit impact. It cites Sunbury and Erie Railroad President Mr. Fallon, his optimistic view on completing sections by next summer, and the broader push to Erie's line. It also lists new fall goods arrivals and local merchants expanding stocking and clothing assortments in Warren county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury and Erie Baitroop
Fallon
Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Philadelphia and
Pottsville
Lock Haven
Erie
Europe
Sunbury American
Vallon
Watson
New York
Williams, Carver & Arnett
J. W. Benson & Co
Summerton & Church
Orr
Henry
John S’. Davis
Towle
Warren County
Local notices and community updates from the era
An advertisement for remedies from the University of Free Medicine and Popular Knowledge is noted. Tinker and Law prepare oysters at New Saxon and pledge an orderly saloon. Warren County Teacher’s Institute to meet in Columbus with Oliver Dalrymple speaking. A large pink-eye potato is shared. Jamestown Journal reports Erie and New York City Railroad work advancing near Scott and Barrows sash factory with plans for early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Free Medicine and Popular Knowledge
Board of Trustees
Philadelphia
Satoon
Warren County Teacher's Institute
Columbus
Oliver Dalrymple
Jamestown Journal
Erie
New York City
R. A
Scott & Barrows
Door Mat and Scraper Relationship Question
The inquiry asks how a door mat relates to a scraper, extending the idea to a related comparison or step further.
California Spring Weather and Vallejo Capture Report
The article describes mild, buoyant California spring conditions with sharp heat spikes reaching 105 degrees and notes the climate's difference from eastern summers. It also details the capture of Joaquin Valancuela by a ranger company led by Captain Love, with several bandits killed or captured and the head wine preserved for identification. It closes with a satirical local note on Koszta and other items.
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Quartzpura
Cal
Brother L
East
California
Sierra Nevada
Joaquin Valancuela
Capt
Love
Taylor
Joaquin
Coast Range
San Juan
Mariposa
San Francisco
Californ Rangers
Kostza Affair: U S Vindicates Ingraham Over Smyrna Rescue
The Marmy letter responding to Austria argues against disavowing Captain Ingraham for rescuing Koszta in Smyrna. It recounts Koszta’s American citizen claims, his declaration of citizenship, and the seizure by Austrian forces. It concludes the United States will not disavow the act nor offer satisfaction, foreshadowing potential Austrian and Russian reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Smyrna
Koszta
Kogszta
M. Koszta
Bem
Ingraham
Marey
Austria
Apon Thhis
Ingram
Kostza
Hapress
United States
Turkey
U. S
America
Constantinople
U.S
Louis
Martin Korsta
Pierce
Hulseman
Russia
Buffalo Express
Strange Judge Spooner Decision Sparks City Outcry
A Cincinnati Police Court ruling by Judge Spooner on the Hardin and Bloom case draws sharp criticism for treating a black man as a fugitive slave. Critics note bribery attempts and flawed law interpretation, urging accountability and legal reform amid local outrage. Also mentions imperial gifts at Austrian nuptials and a claim about newspaper counts globally.
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Spooner
Cincinnati
Hardin
Bloom
Watkins
Horse Jake
Ohio State Journal
Awards at Warren County Fair Pittfield October 1853
The Warren County Agricultural Society Fair in Pittsfield awarded premiums for horses cattle sheep poultry and farm goods. Top stallion James McIntosh $500, best mare and colt Barney Owen $400, best bull Daniel Lott over three years old, best two and one year old cattle, fine wool sheep prizes, poultry and dairy product prizes. Committee notes critique of judge selections and fixes, with next year’s officers and meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Agricultural Society
Pittsfield
James McIntosh
Mark C. Dalrymple
de Ransom Bartlett
Barney Owen
Robert Allen
Lyman Trantum
John Mahan
Daniel Thorp
Do Mead
James Barton
Best
Samuel Trask
H. L. Row
David Mahan
Robert McKinney
John Brown
Darius Mead
N. A. Lowry
D. M. McLeod
Asa Scott
Charles Whitney
T. C. Jackson
John Long
J. B. Phillips
Chas. Anderson
John Evers
D. C. Lott
N. B. Langdon
James Younie
Daniel Lott
O. L. Monroe
G. F. Mead
Sidney Weatherby
Friend Curtis
Jefferson McKinney
Orsamus Monroe
Walton
Gilbert Davis
Obadiah Ford
Moses Ricker
Daniel Lou
John 8. Scott
David Mead
John Mead, Sr
Lyman Tranium
Jones Smith
F. R. Miller
Samuel H. McDowell
C. V. Kinnear
R. Brown
Judewright
Geo. F. Mead
John Sill
Andrew Low
Samuel Barton
N. Sill
D. W. Stranahan
P.C. Howard
Barton
Nesmith & Goodrich
A. Hertzel
James McMullen
D. M. Williams
SMITH
WM. McMullen
Arts and Sciences
Committee On Arts and Sciences
R. A. Falconer
Flora Falconer
A. J. Davis
A. J.D
JO. Sailor
Mark Willson
Jas. Halliday
Josiah Hall
Hamblin
Darius Arthur
D. R. Dalrymple
L. Trantum
Morgan
John Ford
Eggleston
Mr. Warren
Columbus
Aaron Walton
Isaac H. Hiller
Boro
P. Allen
J. C. Ford
Wm. Cotter
Freehold
Jude Wright
M. L. Lott
Spring Creek
R. Donaldson
Ira Baker
W. Webber
Sugar Grove
Geo. Abbott
Sheffield
Malchi Snapp
E. Barnes
Kinzua
John English
R. Powell
Cherry Grove
H. T. Houghton
Montgomery Farnsworth
Riggs and Rogers Return From Santa Fe to Taos Expedition
Elisha Riggs of Corcoran and Riggs with Lieutenant Beale’s party details a strenuous trek from Santa Fe to Taos and onward toward Salt Lake City. They endure scarce water and feed, lose mules, and face desert hardship before reunited near the Arkansas River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Riggs
Corcoran & Riggs
Beale
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Taos
Mr. Rogers
Salt Lake City
Sangre del Christo
Arkansas
Plains of Sant Louis
Salt Lake
Platte
Grand River
Rogers
Riggs
Fort Massachusetts
Capt
Gunnison
Leroux
Capt. G
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Warren Mail
Martin Kostra
Mr. Marey
Chevalier Hulseman
Messrs. Hulseman
Marcy
B. E. Cowan, Esq
Elk County Advocate
Elk Express
O. R. Colegrove
Carver House
Chautauque Democrat
Fox Girls
Rochester
Harmonia
Kiantone
Warren
Acocks and Andrews
Exchange
Acocks
Warren Mall
Warren, PA
L. A. Rogers
The
North Shades
Broadway
Calaboose
Phebe Hays
Ashley C. Baker
Plattsburg
Louis Republican
Imaicrroy
Danville
Ill
Old
Virginia
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Duchess de Brabant
John Broughton
Pacific Survey
Wall Street Journal
England
France
Greace
Caxtrornra
United States Mail
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