Indian Fighting Near Wenat River Reported by Portland Trader
The Portland Standard recounts Major Garnett and U S troops clashing with Indian tribes along the Wenat river area. A skirmish near Robertson involved 19 wagon trains and several hundred animals. Major Garnett captured chiefs using a ruse, Lieutenant Allen killed, six Indians killed, and tensions rising with Indians retreating toward British territory.
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Army Life in Utah and Murder Trial in Washington County
An Army camp near Salt Lake City faces winter preparations with Mormon labor aiding construction of large sun-dried brick quarters. Brigham family residents and local officials are described. A Washington County murder case involving the slave Gansey and Mr Davenport’s role unfolds, leading to Gansey’s confession and execution of Dayengart. The report mentions a derailment of a Plymouth ship arrival near Salpmya with a tragedy and flag display.
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Thrilling rescues on the Atlantic voyage and stormy river chase
Rescued aboard the Austria recounts a desperate night as Conrad Wifert of Wile Limebary New York clung to a rope while flames and bowsprit collapse. He lost his child and, after hours, survived on a rope until dawn. A second tale tells of Mrs Z Thong of Newgarm Palla surviving a capsized boat off Navy Island with swift river currents and heroic rescue attempts. The Buffalo Advertiser prints his calm, grateful account and praises the crews and Swedish consul aid at Quaker.
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Buffalo Advertiser
The Seducer an Outlaw in a Virginia Trial
A sensational trial in Tincartie Virginia concluded with Mr Toury Wi Basaer acquitted of murder in the case of Lizzie Bowger, alleged to have been assaulted by the victim James Melowell. The article links the case to social mores and judicial caution, noting mixed juror sentiment and a broader legal question. It also reports a successful overland mail route expansion announced by a dispatch to the U.S. President, noting San Francisco to St. Louis transit in 23 days. A Michigan wedding follows, detailing the bride's reaction and social ceremonies.
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Qhart
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Tuceday
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Thoreday
St. Lowia
Baucanan
Parsivar
Murnay
Thur
Sentinel editorial notes on election results and party shifts
The Asa High School Ada... Sentinel reflects on the recent election, praising the paper's high tone and family-friendly aims. It discusses county ticket outcomes, Democratic and Whig trends, and local political reflections, noting McPherson's mayoral lead and Reilly's county standing, with plans for a celebratory event.
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Huntington Potato Takes Unigress Title Amid Local Feats
A local note reports Huntington potatoes rival the Lecompton Unigress, with Maj. Muasetatan of Liberty sending a two pound Pink Eye to celebrate. The article also notes Hoke’s new warehouse ready for grain and a tragic suicide by Mr H W Hoover of Largan township, Franklin county, who hanged himself after a final, unsettled morning.
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Pranklin County
McPurggios Wins XVIIth District Triumph Over Buchanan Policy
The Sentine announces the XVIIth Congressional District election of Bo warn McPurggios, noting a shift from Buchanan era policy and detailing county results. McPherson carries the district by 269, with large majorities in Adams and Franklin and notable gains in Bedford, Fulton, Juniata, and Redford.
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Bedford
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Pulton
Juniata
Reilly
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Padler
McPherson
Reig
Redford
Tution
Duniain
McPhereon
McPherson Victory Sparks County Debate in Adams
Local letters and reports from Adams County reflect on Mr. McPherson’s win over the Lecompton ticket, with Reilly’s majority figures cited and praise for McPherson amid criticism of opponents. Other items note York Fair displays, New Oxford commerce revival, a benevolent institution ad, and a Cumberland county factory resuming operation after idle years.
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McPhernon
Qnual
Reilly
Adeuma
Pratt
Oairview
Cumberland County
Penneylysnit
Our Railroad Progress and Outlook for Gettysburg Area
The Baltimore Patriot notes rapid railroad progress and depot erection near Gettysburg with plans for a November opening and a grand celebration. It highlights benefits from Baltimore trade, closer regional ties, and convenient transit for residents and merchants along the route.
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Election results reveal Democratic loss and Lecompton split
State results show John N. Read elected Supreme Judge by at least twenty five thousand, Frazer chosen Canal Commissioner by similar margins, and Congress divided with ten Lecompton opponents defeated. Senate near even, House strongly Opposition. many named Congress members listed. Ohio and Indiana sweep for People’s ticket. Baltimore mayoral race lands Swynpat as winner amid voter unrest. Kansas Legislature election places Republicans outside major counties. Democrats win Douglass and Leavenworth-adjacent areas.
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Edwyard Joy Morris
People' S A. Sd
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William Millward
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Allison White
Wilson Reilly
James L. Gislis
Juhn F. Abi
Leidy
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Dimmick
Fever ravages New Orleans rise in weekly deaths
The fever worsens in New Orleans with 390 deaths this week versus 380 last, as unacclimated residents return despite warnings. A Boston letter notes Charles Sumner’s illness and persistent strain on him, while other items recount a fatal duel near Memphis and a deadly house fire that claimed two young girls.
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Agrin
Truwbull
Ilinois
Indian War Flares Near Fort Defiance After Skirmish
War Department reports fresh disturbances in the Navajo country as Captain McLain of the Rifles with seventeen mounted men battles a large Navajo force near Fort Defiance. McLain is wounded fatally after leading a mounted assault that disperses the attackers and seizes horses and property. Colonel Miley readies three hundred troops to advance, with estimates placing the Navajo strength around two thousand.
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Atlantic Telegraph Latest Accounts Reports Ongoing Cable Faults
Letters from Valentia state the Atlantic cable shows no improvement in electrical condition and faults remain, though reversals from Newfoundland are sometimes distinct. Opinions differ on near shore fault, with experiments planned including under-reaming and using Trenley’s magnetoelectric machine to ply the line. Authorities expect testing at both ends before further action.
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Riot and strike disrupts Dawes neighborhood
A violent clash near Dawes Nos 5 and 4 led to broken bones and bleeding noses after workers failed to secure higher wages. Major Israel Robinson called out the Mumlamik Guards under Capt. W. M. Butler, who arrived swiftly, scattering rioters. Government approval followed to quell further unrest.
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