President's Tour and regional notices sweep through towns
The President journeys from Washington toward York and Lancaster with receptions planned in each city. News covers counterfeit notes, appointments in Washington and Carlisle, cholera cases, river and rail events, fires, and local elections. Also reported are riots, accidents, a Steamer arrival, and various political shifts across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cholera Ravages West Charleston and Sandusky
A South Ohio cholera outbreak kills multiple family members near West Charleston and shocks Sandusky with high death tolls. Reports describe a boy nursing his mother while siblings die, and local deaths include postmaster E Cooke and others as bands of aid arrives from Cleveland and Cincinnati. New Hope in Brown County reports forty seven of one hundred dead in a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
David Stultz
Paiaytowny
Dayton
Olio
Charleston
Lippecanoe
Albany Anickerbockar, Gil
E. Cooke
J. W. Muenseher
John Wiebel
Franklin
Sarah
New Hope
Brown County
New York Mirror
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Francis Cassidy
Mercer Street
N. York
Emperor of Austria Observed by Army in Hungary
A Baltimore American summary describes Emperor Francis Joseph in Hungary amid army operations near Raab. The youthful ruler greets officers, shows compassion for wounded soldiers, and inspires strong loyalty among veterans despite the heavy burden of leadership.
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Austria
Timperor
Heapavanrens
Bana
Raab
Francis Joseph
Archduke Ferdinand
Haynau
Eiperor
Hungary
European News From The Atlantic Weekly Pack
Late from Europe the steamer America arrives in New York with mixed dispatches from Hungary and England. Reports say Hungary won a notable victory yet faces Russian pressure while public opinion in Britain favors recognizing a Hungarian government. A London meeting urged aid for independence, and the debate touched on potential war and policy.
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Europe
America
New York
England
Gaeta
Nictland
London
Ussacio
Hungary
Peace Society
Austria
Farlinc
Bedford Springs Correspondence Promotes Healing Water Visit
A Sentinel letter from Bedford extols the Springs and their waters as rejuvenating. The writer praises the scenery, social life, and hearty meals, notes abundant visitors, and recounts daily routines and amusing pageantry at the resort. He adds brief updates on Lake commerce, a St Louis orphan aid group, and other currents.
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Mr. Bvrror
Bedford
Ariel Leas
Ime
D&c
Hugh Noise
Atihe Springs
Alr
S. Willer
Cao
Guttysburg
Paul Pry
Voland
Cothiion
Baltimore
Cov. Johnston
Whig Convention at Gettysburg nominates local slate
Delegates from Adams county meet at the courthouse in Gettysburg and nominate Daniel M Smyser James J Wills Robert M Mcheny for Assembly and John Musselman Jr Maxwell Shields Joseph R Henry George E E Binder and others for county offices. Warren Eise withdraws to avoid party split. John Fahnestock named treasurer nominee. Jesse D Newman elected Director of the Poor and John Elder Auditor on unanimous ballots.
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Whig County Committee
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
West
Joan Brougil Esq
Joux C. Evans
War R. San- Ler. Societai
Lugh Denwiddie
Wm. King
Cumberland
James Black
John Slettz
Germany
Wm. M’sherry
Ephraim Myers
Berwick
Johu Elder
B. Alluwelt
Perwick
Jas
J. Fink
J. P. Koeller
Auntington
Wm. Morehead
Jos A Wierman
Hamiltonban
S. Culbertson
A.W. Maginty
Hamilton
Baker
John Murmanett
Menstlen
Wm Morrison
John Buckfolder
Straban Eden Norris
Jacob King
Franklin
Liavid M' Mudie
Henry Micktey
Tyrate
Wm. L. Sadler
Jos
Trostle
Mountjoy
Jesse D. Newman
Haugh G. Scott
Mountpleasant
A. Reever
Geo Agerman
Reading
John Brough
Silas Pickes
Oxford
John C. Elis
Win
Git
Robert M'Mheny
John Musselman, Jr
Maxwell Shields
Joseph R. Henry
George EE. Binder
Anthony Sreith
John Wright
John Mainly
Sen
Hor Ahwitter
Isaac Snyder
John Elder
B. Bildebrand
Joseph R. Heary
G. Hoffman
Henry Mickley
Wm. M'Uvaiee
Jacob Ayers
Joseph Raley
John Fahnestock
George Arnold
Eise
Asq
Anworn
Fahnesteel
Mownrsox
John Fatnestock
Hildebrand
F.G. Heilman
John Eldir
Berwick Township
T. Musselman, Jr
Jos Black
Jos R Henry
John Maginly
Anthony Smith
Daniel M. Smyser
Robert Miheny
James J. Wills
Daniel MM. Smysen
A.B Stevenson
Creary
Varner
BF. Gardner
Wm. D. Jimes
Geo H. Bigder
MW 'Snenur
Esq
Ion
Saxe
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Wing County Toke
Assembly
Barnes
Smiyser
Jesse D. Rechman
John Pahnestock
Peonsylvania College
Assuan
Linnams Association
D. Marysee
Theological’ Seminary
Lay
Wm. B. ©. Levin
College
Ray. G Bareamax
Salem
Taylor
Washington City
Balimore
York
Tancaster
Hastisburg
Pittsbury
Chambersburg
Somerset
Greeneburg
Pittsburg
Lakes
Syracuse
N.Y
Franklin Bank of
Robert V Ww. Middleton
Lancaster
Washington
B D. Wonderlich
Carlisle
Col. Hendel
Ir Lydia Allen
Domimadore McDonough
Wilmington
Del
Trenton Falla
Edward Bryan
Eliza
Philadelpha
Tfon Pridsy
James
Ambrose Spensler
Orrstown
Franklin County
Falcon
New Orleans
Chagres
San Francisco
Barker House
Tennessee
Congress
North Carolina
Indiana
Kentucky
Ier. I. Marshall, Esq
Oregon Territory
Col. Lane
IPA
St. Paul
Cleveland
Bucks County
Cincinnati House
Cincinnati
Farley
Ames
Matthias E. Burtgis
Frederick
Lie
Republican
Gauss
William Molesworth
India
House of Commons
Wm. Molesworth
Great Britain
West Indies
Upper Canada
Lower Canada
Art Searny
St. Louis
California
Wort Hall
Daytona Journal
Waynesville
Warren County
Gordon
the Tribune
Illinois
Panncan
Ilinois
Rome
Boston Advertiser
Freeman
Ancona
Cadinot
Cass
the Journal of Commerce
Sentinel
Brproro
Toledo
Bologna
Venice
Napoleon
Brady
Detroit
24 Infantry
Hugh Brady
Limerick
Ireland
Wing County
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Charles Hanson
Levi Smith
Hanson
Smith
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