Debate on tariff and revenue policy in Congress.
The Tanif Caucus of Democratic Senators debates duties and revenue as the session nears end. Hunter supports limited increases while Slidell urges restraint, and Bigler and Iverson propose varying tariffs. The debate inflames Congress as a Treasury shortage looms and a message from the President seems likely next year.
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Sena*tors
Waspixaren
Dun
Sanatura
Hunter
Bigter
Slidell
Congress
Ainley
Bighe
Cara
Mesara
Toombs
Benjamin
Iverson
Douglas
Democratic Party
Als
Fareh
Tud
Congresa
Elopement, arson, and a fatal aftermath in 19th century news
A young man Harrison Sandis elopes with his brother's wife in Bentows Falls, pursued by husband and sheriff. Sandis dies amid pursuit and gunfire while the wife is expected to recover. Additional reports recount a Syracuse hotel fire where Mrs Champlin Werning dies from burns after attempting to rekindle a fire. Other items note murder sentences in Michigan, a girl burned by clothing fire, and various society notices and local events in New York.
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Bentows Falls
Harrison Sandis
Davie Sanders
Springfield
Weyenine
Ballows Falls House
Sanders
Mwany Suinotes
Adams Sentinel News From Gettysburg and Surroundings
Gettysburg: Philip A. Myers named Postmaster at New Chester with Glisa Ueinatd’s resignation noted. Micron Valentine, formerly local, chosen pastor of St Matthew’s Lutheran in Reading gable. Warr sold Marcarin Gate BRA house in Tunters town to Jos Daersos for 590 dollars. Lectures at M. Christian Association delayed due to Davin Wrns absence. Upcoming lectures listed and teachers’ association to convene in town Tuesday next. Berlin Railroad Survey reports completion of route from New Oxford to Mast Berlin by J. S. Guan. Local incidents include a switch accident near Hanover line causing delays. a neighbor’s house robbed at Friday eve. Several clergy additions recorded in Davies Church. Election in Lancaster: Sanderson elected Mayor by 7 vote margin. Waller, Frederick Examiner editor, injured by power press cog-wheel while assisting.
Murderer Convicted in Baltimore Sixth First Degree Case
Themity Duvall was convicted in Baltimore on Friday of first degree murder in the Christian Fischer case. The report notes six in jail for murder first degree, five more on the docket, and seven acquitted at Towentown. Wilson McGandless nominated by the President to the U S Court in Pittsburgh, vacancy from Judge Livin.
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Themity Duvall
Baltimore
Christian Fischer
Toweentown
Wilson McGandless
U. S. Court
St Pittsburg
Vacat
Judea Livin
Deserved Punishment in Hicksburg Court
Cornelis M. Donovan of Philadelphia, once admiring the Legshiture, was fined 200 dollars and bound to security of 1,000 to keep the peace after an assault on Joseph M M Church in Hicksburg. Two witnesses were fined for contempt as the judge condemned folly and wickedness in court. The era notes abolitionist views at a New York convention and broader political turmoil, with slates on tariff, grants, and party unity. A separate item recalls a fatal lightning strike in Troy and a jury-room brawl in Pittsburg ending with broken chairs.
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Cornelis M. Donovan
Philadelphia
Legshiture
Josseph MM. Church
Hicksburg
Judes Pearson
Jude
Courh
Pirteburg
Devon
Knotty Cave
Destructive Fire Destroys the North Carolina Steamer
The steamer North Carolina, operating between Baltimore and Norfolk, caught fire off the Potomac mouth on the night of the 28th and was totally destroyed. Twenty passengers plus officers and crew were aboard. only Reverend Dr. Curtis and a colored steward named Walters perished. Passengers fled in night clothes, seven being ladies, with boats reaching Norfolk by Sunday morning. Rev Dr Chris was en route to his family funeral.
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North Carolina
Balti Whore
Norfolk
Potomac
de. Curtis
At College At Chester
Walters
Chrfis
Thiz
Flowan
Baptist Church
Tha
Wad Kroume
Bangor
Mates
Wentworth Street
Charleston
Chester
Preparations for War in Paraguay Amid Opposition
Reports from Paraguay show strong resistance to the Uraziles demands. A New York Herald correspondent in Buenos Ayres says Lopes has 40,000 troops ready and a fort at the mouth of the Paraguay River. Analysts question the wisdom of the U.S. Paraguay expedition and the feasibility of land-based capital reset plans.
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Uultat Sentes
Alams
Buchanan
Congresa
New York Herald
Buenos Ayres
T Lopes
Paraguaya
United States
Ao Amala Forca
Ard
Pase
Emperor Abdication Rumors From Jeremia Point to Crisis
An arrival from Jeremia reports the emperor forced to return to Parton with troops and likely abdication. Empress allegedly urged him to flee. several generals intervened to prevent fateful action. Republicans may open ports and repeal the odious monopoly law if successful. A fatal fire in Cincinnati claims a young woman from Nashville.
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Parther
Hayti
Bostor
Jeremie
Tris
Parton
Doug
Thar
Genatoensys
Fay Sears
The Unfortunate Girl and Local Funeral Controversy
The article recounts the death of a young woman, Josephine Ellison, in Baltimore caught in a church funeral dispute. Neighbors, clergy, and patrons attend a viewing, with a dramatic scene as mourners, many from lower society, gather in the church aisle. A reader laments the tragedy and vows to warn others about such dangers. A passenger train accident near Dayton and Mevia injures several, but no fatalities are reported.
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Menaral
Josephine Elis
Charaeter
Cineipunti
Sameanedinal
Dents
Frail Sisters of the Poor Nine Forlanaty Center
Perarn
Blomtera
Gaemerly
Baltinsore
Biret Univer Ulist
Flandure
Ellison
Ubo
Thora
Freavor
Dayton and
Mevia
Louis Worthington
Watson
Howe
Vingular
Otneinandt Gazette
European War Panic Spreads Across Markets and Ports
News from Eurepe ya Fan reports continued disquiet in Halifas after the Arabia disaster, with warlike rumors and a tightened London money market. The Paris Bourse improves yet fluctuates, Parliament set for February 3, and Belgium’s cabinet dissolves as Austrian forces reach Lombardy. The steamer Ariza arrives in New York with 120 passengers and $2 million in goods. Brevet funds and English securities fall as investors seek shelter from the looming conflict.
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Arabia
London
Paris
England
Lombardy
Yricos
Ariza
Irom Hagen
New York
Terrible Affray Burned Family Near Alleghe ny City Pa
A dreadful fire killed Rogers and his wife plus four of their five children in Alleghe ny City. Neighbors blamed heavy drinking and domestic quarrels for years, with rescuers arriving too late as flames trapped the children on the second floor. A lone boy escaped onto the porch as the home burned. The incident shocked the two cities and surrounding neighbors amid rumors and grief.
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Rogers
Pittsburg
Furler
Yar’ Treen
Fluanly
Warn
Oni
Unfortunate shooting in Third Venue district ends badly
New York on February 1 reports an accidental shooting at a pawnbroker's shop where Harry Barnard fired at intruders. Bridge Leidy, a family member, tried to set a fire by the yard and prompted Barnard to fire into the air. A girl in the basement window was wounded by bullets. she is not believed to survive. Barnard is held to bail as authorities and medical aid respond. The mayoral and common council elections are set for February 28 with Henry Tomek and William G. Cole leading respective parties.
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New York
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Bridge Leidy
Srose
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Wisatuoe Sora
Bridger
Thaver
Harvard
Marriages Recorded At Conownze Chapel Major Notices
The list shows several wedding announcements conducted by Rev Mis Catena and Rev ALG Doininger at Conownze Chapel East Boel and nearby towns. Couples include ALQU INS BILDMAN and HAN NA STORM. MICHA EE TELSEL and MABLA HIT. ZACH REML STOUT and SAIRIE SCHWARTZ. PULP TOOUGURRTY and SA KAY ELIZABETIL SMITI, all with locations in East Berlin and Us fomd town Bhsane.
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Hanna Storm
Cathy
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