Basque Provinces and Navarre in Spain Face a Crisis
The New York Courier details Basque Provinces Alava Guipuscoa Biscay and Navarre where independence and special rights persist. They resisted centralized rule under Spain and are drawn into the current civil contest to protect their privileges and republican traditions.
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New York Courier and Enquirer
Spain
Bisque
Alava
Guipuscoa
Biscay
Cantabria
Bay of
Alphonso the Wise
Castile
Crown of
Kingdom of
Alphonso
France
England
Charles V
Navarre
Duke d'Angouleme
Basque
Don Carlos
Carlos
Balt
Albany caucus claims GOP alliance funded state election
A charged Raleigh style editorial asserts a May caucus of Albany and New York Regencies orchestrated a statewide victory using money. It alleges a city wide voter list, ward and school district societies, and a constitution excluding non Republicans. The piece challenges the Times to deny the accusations.
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Albany
New York
the Times
Knickerbocker Magazine and Mobile paper praise
Augusta readers urged to support The Knickerbocker Or New York Monthly Magazine as a valued state rights periodical now in Mobile. A new paper by W W and F W McGuins debuts in Mobile praising its appearance and commercial utility. A total solar eclipse is described with timing and duration. A Lumpkin County meeting report defends Judge Hooven against party attacks and calls for impeachment if warranted.
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Genriemex
Dabor
Eit
Milledgeville
Knickerbocker
New York Monthly
Mobile
Messrs. W. W. & F. W. M’guins
Lumpkin
Wprk
Treasury
Wilson Lumpkin
John W. Hoorsa
Georgia
Hooven
Cherokee Circuit
Hoorgn
William G. Springer
State Rights Party
Armen B. Hour
Wits E. Watxen
John A. Thomas
D. Hour
Constitutionallat
Coweta Circuit
Coweta
Central Bank
Cartledge
Mays
Hubbard
Anti-Bank agitation and a new map offer
The article critiques the administration for stoking anti-bank fervor and warns against prolonging the Bank dispute, arguing it serves political ends. It then promotes a splendid new map of the United States available by subscription to readers.
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U. S
United States
Mitchells Map and Goulds Law School in Augusta Notice
A large Mitchells Reference and Distance Map specimen is in circulation with an accompanying 324 size index book and $10 price, plus a variant with a county colored delineation at $12, available via subscription. also Col Goulds Law School in Augusta features lectures by Judge Goulds son and Moot Court, praised for Georgia legal instruction and Southern practice.
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Mitchell
Chronicle
United States
Niagara
Union
Gould
LAW School
Georgia
Litchfield Law School
Col. Gould
Judge Gould
Col Gould
Sentinel
Col
Pichiel
Litchfield
Pvery
Augusta Law School
Col. G. Presides
Connecticut
Reeves
James Gould
Wa. Tracy Gounp
Col.g
Southern Law School
Southern Law
Dennis N. Owens
John Manson
Glover
Macon Messenger
Synod of
South Carolina
Augusta
Southern Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
State Rights Party Meets in Auraria To Plan Actions
A Lumpkin county gathering at Miners Hall Auraria on Saturday the 22nd inst. elected Dr. Joan A. Thomas president of the State Rights Association to chair the meeting, with Maj. Dayip noted in attendance as a participant.
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State Rights Party
Lumpkin County
Miner’s Hall
Auraria
Joan A. Thomas
State Rights Association
Maj. Dayip
Internal Improvement Report and Political Moves Across States
The Senate and House debate railroad schemes and judiciary election plans while leaders shift. Echoes from Savannah, Macon, and Brunswick discuss the internal improvement from seaboard to interior by state credit. In North Carolina, legislature organized with Mosely Speaker and Whig allies, while Bedford Brown wins U S Senate seat with 113 votes.
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Georgia Journal
Lytle
Ohio
Cincinnati
Congress
Mason
Alabama
Samuel W. Oliver Esq
Francis Lyon, Esq
Senate
Echols
Walton
House
Gordon
Chatham
Davis
Glynn
Mitirocryille
Hooper
Supreme Courts
Savannah
Brunswick
Lewis
Burke
Senate of the
U. S
N. Carolinas
Brown
Arid Blank
Augusta Market Prices Current
Prices current for Augusta Market include bacon sides and shoulders 12 to 13 per lb, butter 22 to 25 cents, Cognac in gallons 125 to 200, apples 48 to 50, bale rope 84 to 114, hemp tow flax 22 to 24 cents, cotton prime 174, middling 164 to 174, corn 75 per bushel, coffee green 14 to 15 or 13 to 14, castings 54 to 60 cents per lb, candles sperm 37 to 40 Northern 18 to 20, Georgia made 18 to 20, canal soap 7 50 to 8, Howard Street 62 to 74, Holland 125 at 60, Northern 45 to 48 cents.
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Augusta
Georgia
Howard Street
Holland
Northern
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