Kansas Gold Digging Notes and Foreign Affairs Report
The dispatch reports on Kansas gold finds near Cherry Creek with a valuing kettle of $7,000 and ample grass, while also detailing Mexican and Brazilian military shifts, a reformist assignment in Vinagre’s command, a forced loan at Monterey, and the broader Franco Brazilian dispute over intestate estates. It notes a wild man in Lancaster, a Chicago duel over a bet, Masonry lodge counts, and rail wreck damages in Georgia. It closes with ships from Mobile and the Crescent bringing passengers to Point Clear.
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Train facts and political notes from Georgia 1858 report
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Georgia Senate and House Battle Over Bills and Appointments
The session saw debates on manumission of slaves, interest on open accounts, and county creation from Henry and Fayette. A Bank of the State director election chose Solomon Cohen of Savannah. Several bills were read, including penal code additions, cadet education, and sheriff paperwork, with adjournments until morning. A Kanawha Star note reports Joshua King’s elopement with two daughters, while English racing notes highlight Ten Broeck horses at Newmarket and an Eclipse win. a Boston item jokes about an eight day clock.
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Charleston Market Report and Transcontinental News
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