HISTORY OF NEW CASTLE
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17-54
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First Settlers [begin "ncastle1.htm"]
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17-20
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First Death--First Post-Office--Early Physicians
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20, 21
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Early Churches
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21, 22
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Additions and Early Bridges
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22, 23
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Personal Sketches of Early Settlers
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23, 24
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Amusements--War of 1812
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24
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Old Fortification--Military Companies
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24, 25
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Borough of New Castle
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25-27
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Mail Facilities and Early Newspapers
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27
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First Directory of New Castle, 1841 [begin "ncastle2.htm"]
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28
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Improvements and Progress from 1841 to 1847
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29
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The New County--First Courts
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30
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First Court-House--Visit of President Taylor
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31
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Cemeteries--Juvenile Military Companies--First Railway Meetings
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31
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Agricultural Societies--Incidents, Improvements, and Business of 1852 and 1853
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32
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Frank Jackson sold into slavery
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33
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Extreme Heat and great Drouth of 1854
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33
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County Fair--Colored Immigrants
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33
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Incidents in 1855--First Gas-Light Company
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34
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Colonel Forney's Description of New Castle in 1858
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35
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Accidents and Incidents of 1859 and 1860
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36
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War of the Rebellion--Patriotic feeling, Meetings
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36, 37
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First Railway
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37
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Summary of the Borough
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38
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City Charter and first City Election
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38
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Fire Department [begin "ncastle3.htm"]
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38-40
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Police Department--Societies and Orders--Public Buildings
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40
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Postmasters from 1812 to 1877
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40, 41
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Banking Institutions--The Gas-Light Company--Military Organizations
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41, 42
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New Castle Railroad and Mining Company--Additions to New Castle
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42
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General Description of the City
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42, 43
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The Press
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43-45
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Early Manufactures
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45, 46
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The Great Industries and Present Manufactures
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47-51
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Croton Gardens and Nurseries
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51, 52
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New Castle Nursery
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52
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Cemeteries
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52, 53
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Village of Croton
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53, 54
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