Oregon and California Convention Debates and Early Returns
Reports from Portl[nd?] indicate the Oregon and California convention in Oregon Territory discusses a state constitution and a pro slavery stance led by Judge Deady. Early governor election returns show Weller leads Democrat ticket. public debt payment approved but state constitution revision defeated. Mining news notes rich finds near Genoa and Walker's Valley with copper and silver deposits.
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Hera -Beigg
Rajohath Idn
Riqm
Balem
Dendy
Peseland
Bapie
Otig
San Francisco
Weller
Benydate
Silacers
Stanley
San
Walker's Valley
Walker's River
Genoa
California
Lave Phas
Cargon
Fira
Rogers
Alta California
New York
Editme
People’s
Bosiea
People
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Ito
Vigiitee
John Bo Weller
France
Ohio
Los Angeles
Mechanics’ ‘Institute
Nationalization of the U S Supreme Court in California
The Alta California discusses the Colorado issue of nationalization of the U S Supreme Court accusing it of degeneracy and partisanship. It argues for reorganization to remove sectional influence and protect the court from political manipulation, urging reform in the next Congress.
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Republic Nd
U.S. Supreme Court
Kentucky
Surtheras
Supreme Court
Sepoy insurrection and British relief efforts
The report outlines brutal uprisings in India with details of massacres at Cawnpore and Delhi, including acts by Englishwomen and the harsh conditions faced by Havelock’s forces. It notes British victories, the hold of Delhi by rebels, and hopes for eventual re conquest, while stressing global sympathy and a resolve to restore order despite heavy costs.
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Cawnpore
Havelock
Mies Wheeler
H. Wheel R
Delhi
Nena Sabib
Lucknow
Falen
Pllace
Agra
Persia
Cape of
Cond Hope
Rog‘Iand
Colin Campbell
Overland Mail
Nenp Sahib
Indian
England
Pitsburg. Journal. i
Boerhave’s Hol Land Bitters and Pension Land Warrants
In lively prose the piece extols Boerhave’s Hol Land Bitters as simple, pleasant and wonderfully effective for invalids and convalescents, soothing the nervous system and aiding digestion. It notes at Washington’s Pension Bureau in September 1256 bounty land claims received and 1626 certificates issued.
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Boerhave
Land
Pension Bureau
Washington
Improvements on the New Castle Road and Local Mills
The article notes improvements in St Darlington including a steam engine at the Fallston mill raising capacity to 200 250 bushels per day. It highlights railway coal transport, flour mill and oil manufactories renewal, and a bustling town scene with a blowing match and a Devon broad calf winning prizes.
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St. Darlington
Ligton
Catecoal
Anady
Samuel A
Caughey
Algo Andergine
Sean
Messrs. Childs
McConnell
Darrag
National Republican paper founded in Washington with strong party ties
The National Republican, published weekly from Washington City D C by George Bk Weston and Daniel R Goodloe, pledges rapid daily issues when Congress convenes. It bills itself as a Republican organ, with editors of high standing, promising watchful bold expounding of Republicanism from the national capital.
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Washington City
D. C
George Bk -Weston
Daniel R- Goodloe
Congress
Ingle i
Republican Party
Éditora
Republic
Fruits of Democratic Policy in Albany Hoéning Journal
The Albany Hoéning Journal argues that many local factories are idle, causing food, clothing, and fuel shortages for thousands. It blames unprofitable roads and speculative Western investments, urging a revenue system that protects American labor to avoid factory closures and reliance on foreign goods.
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Albany -Hoéning Journal
Ag Jis
The Great Mitchel Affair and Bank Suspensions in News
The article recounts John Mitchel’s arrest after an assault incident in Knoxville sparked by a Knoxville Register article. It lists numerous suspended or failed banks across several states, with mentions of Allegheny Bank, Bank of Hartford, and others. It also notes legislative moves in Harrisburg and Washington on bank suspensions and specie payments, amid political tension and public notices.
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Hill
Tyaftoweek
Maine
Hancock Iboerereessai Lanorth
Sanford
Seseees Spoford
Mausam River Cinton
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Ge Stork “Bank
Lee Bask Oa
Bass River
Po Rae Western Bank
Bridgeport Conn
Hartford
Mercaptile
Charter Oak
Lik
Ee Exchange
Vane Oie Hon
Colchester
Brideport City
Bridgeport Paweatuck” Bank
Das of Parweatuck
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Windham County Bk
Brooklyn
Ae Farmers’ Bank
Wickford Rf Mobnt
Vernon
Provide
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Ning
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Watbor
Buffilo
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Ontaria
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Oliver Lee & Co
Hollister
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Medina
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Hamilton Exeh
Greene
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Schnylirville
Virginia
Allegheny
Old Dominion
Alegandiria
Howardsville
Shelbyville
Lawrenceburg Bank
Indiana
Free and Tea Sunesse
Trenton Bank
Knoxville
Tennessee
South
Elateh
Rena
Mr. Fleming
Tim
Brooks
Mitchel
Mx. Fleming
Fleming
Guthern
John Mitchel
BerThe Banke
Pennsylvania
Aiare
Bank of Pittsburgh
Alleghany
City Bank
Monongahela*Bank
Brownsville
Franklin Bank
Washington
Wyoming Bank
iWilkesbarre
Catasaqua Bank
Catasaqua
Honesdale Bank
Honesdale
Political Dispatches Reflect Big State Results and National Concerns
The notes report broad electoral gains for Pickers and a Democratic lead in Philadelphia, with Allegheny facing railroad bond issues. Financial anxieties appear as imports outpace exports, debt rises, and specie payments loom. Kansas and New York election returns hint at party strength while urban unrest and bank fragility underline a tense national mood.
Marriages Listed in Fragmentary Octave Notice
A garbled October marriage notice lists names including Hilliard of Columbiana Duphin Williams and G P Torrence of Wellsville, with ties to Cardy in Moorestown and Catherineine place, plus James Irons from Moon. The fragment presents multiple spellings and unclear places.
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Reel J. Mureray
Death of Mari Beailee in Septage at 77 in faith
The obituary notes Mari Beailee aged 77 died after dropsy in September. She emigrated with her father James Braden to the area, lived forty years with her brother John Braden, joined the Methodist church as a young member, faced illness that prevented regular attendance, and is mourned as a humble, kind follower of Christ who trusted in Jesus to take her home. Her passing is marked by quiet faith and hope of reunion.
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Mari Beailee
James Bradet
John Braden
Elmrebl
Christ
Aod Flory
Sepeaing
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