Baltic News From The Crimea And London Reports
The Baltic’s edition notes late arrival of Liverpool dates, with updates from Sebastopol as of the 4th. Allies gain ground but bombardment slackened. numerous Russian mortars and prisoners taken. Personal assassination attempt on Napoleon. siege prospects uncertain. broader war news and trade data follow including cotton sales, grain prices, and government reports.
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Louisvile
Baltic
Liverpool
Sebastopol
Napoleon
Crimea
John Russell
London
M. Drouyn de L’muys
Paris
Vienna
Prussia
Lord Raglan
England
Kamuseh
Balaklava
Constantinople
Balaslave
Orleans
Lonpoy
Bagigries
Graham Egerton
Kiel
Cherhoug
St. Petersburg
John Burgoyne
Roebuck
Virginia election hopes rise on Gardiners veto fallout
A Washington despatch notes Massachusetts Know Nothings and national Whigs celebrate Gov Gardiner's veto in the Loring case. His stance is seen as boosting Virginia Know Nothing candidate Flournoy, while Massachusettses politics draw abolitionist accusations and regional tensions loom over the southern states.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
Washington
Gov. Gardner
Loring
Rates and plans for advertising in the Atlanta Intelligencer
The Atlanta Intelligencer lists subscription prices for daily tri weekly and weekly editions and outlines advertising rates. Rates include per square charges for a variety of insertions, with special terms for yearly ads, legal notices, obituary charges, and advertiser privileges.
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THE
Atlanta Intelligencer
Daily Intelligencer
THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER Advertises Weekly Terms
An old newspaper notice states a term price of S200 per annum paid in advance for the weekly issue. The snippet emphasizes the publication schedule and payment terms without additional context.
Opposition to Democracy in Georgia and Know Nothing Drama
The Chronicle de Sentinel calls for a July convention of Georgia Platform opponents to rally against the state and national administrations while defending Gen. Pierce. It reports on Johnson’s glee in outmaneuvering Gentry, cites a costly Kossuth bill, and criticizes Know Nothing hypocrisy, ending with news of Rev. Mr. Cemmings inheriting $50,000.
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New “Order
Georgia
Chronicle de Sentinel
South
Chronicle & Sentinel
Pierce
Wilson
Johnson
Gentry
Tennessee Democracy
Murfreeshoro
Gov. Johnson
Tie
Brown's Hotel
Washington
Kossuth
United States
Col. Gentry
Congress
Cemmings
The
Christian Mirror
Portland
Arrest of Baker the Murderer in New York Chase
The Grape Shot pursuing Baker who killed Poole in New York has returned with him. She reached Palmos seventeen days before Baker's arrival.
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Baker
New York
Poole
Palmos
Arrest of Col Kinney in Philadelphia for unlawful expedition
Col Kinney is jailed in Philadelphia on four thousand dollar bail for fitting out an unlawful expedition. He allegedly had a vessel ready to sail with arms and ammunition and three hundred men aboard. Reports mention Barnum's Show entries and unusual efforts by the showman to obtain materials in New York. Ex President Fillmore reportedly departed on the sixteenth for Europe with a party.
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New Jersey
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ulinois
Europe
U. S. Patent Office
England
Atlanta
Republican
Knickerbocker
Cayenne
Pharo
Chatham
John E. Ward
William H., Stiles
Thomas Purse
George A. Gordon
Philip J. Punch
John Boston
Thos. Purse
Chatham County
Herschel V. Johnson
J. L. Seward
Savannah
House of Representatives
Congress
Puinaverrain
Keystone State
Delaaware Bay
Adrian
Fall River
A. Wallette
Prince A. Small
Cook
Bombay Hook
Little Tom
Chicago
Michigan Southern
Cincinnatii
Jeffersonville Railway
Seymour
Indiana
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Scientific American
Texas
Atlanta Daily Intelligence
New York Affairs
Gotham
Boston
Lake Michigan
New West
Greece
Rome
Dagger John
Brooks
Brookes
Ericsson
Merchant's Ledger
Fanny Fern
Fanny
Theodore §. Fay
U. S
Switzerland
Wood
United States
Fay
Col. Kinney
Barnum
Fillmore
Hiss Re-enters Seat and Is Ousted Again in Massachusetts House
In Boston on May 14 the expelled member Mr Hiss twice sat in his vacant seat, then was removed by the sergeant at the order of the House. The episode sparked confusion and near unanimous action against him.
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Hox
Tuowas H. Benton
National Intelligencer
Beale
Indian Affairs
Manypenny
Albany
Michigan
Illinois
Chicago
State House Square
Wilmington
Louisville
the Courier
Prof
Morse
Bishop Spaulding
Sheilding
Lafayette
Spaulding
New Orleans
Kendall
U. States District Court
Ingraham
der Ingraham
S. Carolina
Criue
Susan Tatsapaugh
Alexandria
Cuericat
Barry
Savannah
Reynolds
Maymate
N. Y
Hall
Dunkirk
Boston
House of Representatives
Hiss
Iiss
B. F. Butler
Benj. Dean
Washington
Jamestown Association
Mount Vernon
George Washington Park Curtis
Washington Navy Yard
Senate
Donald McKay
G. B. Upton
Enoch Train
B. Hall
James M. le
Boston and Europeananal Company
Butterfield
Table Mountain
Sonora
California
the Herald
House
An Amateur Gardener's Candid Weather Hint
A correspondent recalls a gardener's lesson on plant care. A brother heated a greenhouse only when cold and avoided heat at night, arguing heat must be paired with light. The method yielded strong results, aligning with the idea that heat without light and light without heat are ill matched.
Provocation debate over the Nebraska bill and Missouri conflict
A lengthy critique from a New York newspaper recounts Missouri and Kansas violence linked to proslavery actions and the Nebraska bill. It argues the Nebraska measure sparked the quarrel, blames anti slavery rhetoric, and cites editorials and letters from lawmakers and periodicals as proof of provocation.
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St. .Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Journal of Commerce
Congress
Free States
St. Louis
N. Y. Post
Aman
Wm.c. Bryant
Nebraska
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Joseph Habersham
Button Gwinnett
James Wright
Col. Martin
Mr. G
Geo. Wells
Sevastopol
É&C
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State Road
Georgia Railroad
Mr. Wise
Wise
Reeder
Easton
New York Herald
Taledega
Charleston Standard
Atlantia Daily Intelligencer
Council
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Caven Suir
Supply
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mediterranean
Desert
New World
Birch
Benton
Thomas H. Benton
Supreme Purt
Baltimore Patriot
Peru
Baltimore
M. Bonaparte
France
Tis Son
West Point
Perekof
Charleston
Nassau and
Beekman
New York City
Ruggles & Howard
W. B. Ruggles
YC. Howard, J
the Weekly Intelligencer
Louisiana
Kentucky
Papal Church
William Plinn
Montcowery
West Point Rathroap Couvaxy
Montgomery Mail
Nettincome
Dark Lantern
Mississippi
Lauderdale
Lodge of
Oxford
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Anapolis Junction
Humboldt
Rees
Webster
Mr. Webster
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