Early 1850s US political map tainted by shifts and feuds
The article outlines party strength in the House and Senate as 130 Democrats, 92 Republicans, 14 Americans, with cross state election order from August to November 1850. It notes Montgomery and Lecompton bills, and lists senatorial terms expiring in 1853 with names such as Clay, Toombs, Douglass, Fessenden, Wilson, and Hunter among others. It also reports a new improved printing case by W. A. Inter of Bryan Ohio and a railroad obstruction incident near Fond du Lac with potential tragedy avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Cie Ridbune
Alabama
Arkansas
Missons
Texaa
Vermont
California
Maine
Invioa
Georgia
South Crolina
Inilians
Towa
Minnesota
Oho
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Wisconsin
Maryland
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Louishina
Pdomeocraty
Amare Jeans
House
Lecompton
Mareli
Clement C. Clay
Dem
If. Sebastian
Mutin W. Bates
Robert Toombs
Domlinois
Stephen A Douglis
Guorge W. Jones
Kentucky
John B. Thompson
Louisiana
Judah VY. Benjaratin
P. Fessenden
Massichugetts
Henry Wilson
Charles HE. Stuart
Dom
Afinnesala
Damoy Shields
Mississippi
Albert Cr. Brown
John DP. Wale
Eladed
Liam Wright
North Carolina
South Carolina
Josiah J. Livan
Tennessee
John Bell
Texas
Lauid Tronston
Virginia
Robert MT. Hunter
Thompson
Ball
General Houston
Lesompton
Jones
Das. W. Grimes
Kennucdy
I. W Powell
Denny Alien
Rhoda Island
H. J. Anthony
Bell
A. O . Nicholson
Festerden
Wilson
Sear
Douglas
Lincoln
Rouw Gandidata
Congress
Ivenovno
Me. W. A. Inter
Bryan
Wiliams County
Ohio
Magle
Rapanese
Geute Y. Doni Small
Bepiipinas
Pitt
Smith
Swanhoe
Dean & Smith
Earle Foundy
Portage
Exposure of political schemes in Barstow affair disclosed
The Mulison Jew and 2d inst publish a circulation exposing a Barstow led scheme to seize Richards and control state government. Letters claim Barstow and allies seek private understanding to influence Levers of the Jan Grosse Row Hast, with Mera and 2¢itborma City Mirrors favored. The note urges quiet work to keep people unaware while pressing for mortgage and assess ment gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Mitporia
Barstow
Richards
Gove
West
Crener
Leorsnarms
Rando
Taxation ruling confusion prompts Cashear letter exchange
A U S Supreme Court tax ruling is uncertain about lands held by duplicates and tax status. Craven and Musphens exchange letters. Vor Pius Carnouna's communication is cited, with context from Carrall v. Suiford. Newspapers review local notices, manufacturing ads, and critical letters, including Thad Waxmptoss responses and public discourse on the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vor Pius, Carnoun, Esq
Ceri
Supreme Court
United States
Croven
Appellations of Cities and Descriptive Epithets
A list of city nicknames across American urban centers including New York the Metropolis of America and Gotham Boston the Modern Athens Philadelphia the City of Brotherly Love and Penn Baltimore the Monumental City Cincinnati the Queen City and Porkopolis New Orleans Crescent City Washington City of Magnificent Distances Chicago Garden City Detroit City of Straits Cleveland Purest City New Haven City of Elms Richmond Quaker City of the West Lafayette Star City Indianapolis Railroad City St. Louis Mound City Keokuk Gate City Pittsburgh Steel City Natchez Blue City Vicksburg Hill City Wanpun Prison City Fond du Lac Fountain City Milwaukee City of Bricks and a closing remark about happiness being the only thing more desirable than happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Gotham
Boston
Athens
Philadelphia
Penn
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Cnlvana
Crescent City
Washington
Chicago
Garden City
Detroit
Straits
Cleveland
New Haven
Elms
Richmond
Ind
West
Lafayette
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Keokuk
Gate
Information Wanted and Jail Escape Notes
Information is sought on Richard Gibson, last heard from in Canada over two years ago. His father, Thomas Ganson Sr., in Falkirk Post Office Canada West, offers a reward for information leading to his return. Also noted is Jai Birp Frows and Madison Moore’s escape from Richland County jail, with Sheriff offering $25 reward for capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gibson
Canada
Thomas Ganson
Labo
Falkirk
Canada West
Richland Co. Observer
Jai Birp
Madison Moore
Shariff
Various 19th century items from Milwaukee and beyond
A compact roundup notes wage talk on the Gov. Gen. of India salary about 31000 a year, telegraph line work near Columbus, and a Galway steamship route shortening Atlantic passage. It mentions a Madison jail cap swim prize, a wheat-field accident, a deadly magnetic liquor trend, and local railway progress toward La Crosse. Also cited are a divorce case, a Brooklyn clergy injury, and press notes from Niagara surveys and a murder case rumor.
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India
New
Boston
B.C. Delavan
Albany
New York State Temperance Society
Washington
Galway
Ireland
Hentai
Widsh
Poromne
Monona
Madison
Mansfield
Oho
Montreal Idvertisen le
Enna Evans
New York
Teckinyirge
Specyl
Lecompi
Anns Wstello Lewis
Francis Vinton
Brooklyn
Pomfret ST
Conn
Missouri Republiens
United States
Workman
Joseph Murry
Detroit
Stxty
Jaing
Bangor
Tit Crosse
Mississippi River
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Traland
Londondeny & Colerain
Tonein County
Adams County
Spain
Gol. Fremont
Mariposa
California
Niagara] Falls
Niagara
Southern Railroad
Canada
New York Sunday Atlas
Cunningham
Buedell
John L Eckel
Russian narrow belt of gold extends through western lands
A Philadelphia correspondent states a chain of gold extends from Southern California through California Oregon Washington and into British possessions, crossing near Beving Straits. He claims Russians have long mined in Siberia along this line beneath mountain ranges with occasional breaks.
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Ansel Md
Kellogg
Redhead Edsom
Baraboo, Wis
Rhurstax Cate
Ts Delozathy
Ray
Diliiont Assembly
Davy Atwood
Hanmer Rowbins
Alien M
Gibson
Coltey
Madinem
Tols
Assembly
North
Basabad
Herobotuns
Iba Veamiany
Ogni
Amguet
Longtary
Sarkombty
Enipie House
Gates
Dom Quemry
Hust Bates
R Stone
Indy Vist
Nich Developments
Kilbourn Cty
Emsorry
Falcon Mxerreaust
Frazer River
The
Daily Tribune
D&u
Grrar Brac
FP. Uvicome
L. Hours
N. Frupgricksoy
J¢Noss
Berlin, Wis
Forsay
Rae Esprise Friariry
Forney
Wesingia
City
Daneeth
A. Waxpntoss
Deas
Supreme Cutt
Carrall
Suiford
Literary Notices
Sturpers
Bagis Foundry
Baitor
Ena Republbe
Baraboo
Henry
Thad
Meaulison
Lassert
Lluis Co Spenis
Ravroud
Agam
Adi
Nomiurep
Tavbsny Tivainy Committee
Burhos Heri Arid
Martains
Samper Neaiance
Dellona
Svth
Prenvicrava—Prentice
Louisville
Washington Union
National Trenaury
Ciro
Gall
Cairo
Cal. Drinkhard
Steretry Floyd
Tadao
Whit
Napa
Williams
Taos
Rink
Warner
Thoma Lee
Exergy Udonk
Warkur Barc Bao
Wet
Jehoohy
Cienat
Reodehang
Herermatier
Chinels
Reedsharyg
Sank
Asprnwe
Lewis Guirn
Ourvaten Brow
Wa BH Sonspor
ER Macxey
Toy
Yaar
T. Rede
Line Brown
Josh
Traptitus
Levi Brown
Funtield
Wissoumia
Thoroigh
Dias
Portenas
Teor
Usaiwoun
Chance
P. A. Bassett
Drea
BOG
Donx Wo Pownrn
DK Norns
Dan
Jaorin M. Woan
Cb Chamoun
Buratno
August Tad, Ter
Aed
Piper
Toreene
Theoghort
Per Satin
Dahy
Per Annie
Perenne
Adres
Iermain & Brigutman
Politehor
Mobey
Eagle Foundry
Machine Shop
Portage City
To. de Ag
Wey
Mm Luhmornning Flova & Saw
Ibrass Castings
N. Bowe
Satth
Tokorga
Columbie Co
Bajimen de Nines
Cascade
Adama,Co
Oucony,& Go
Oxford
Marquette Co
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