France Exiles Departure Shocks Paris and England
The French princes are expelled from the country by decree issued at three o'clock. Count of Paris, family, and companions plan to sail to England, while crowds gather in Treport to express sympathy. Prince Napoleon proceeds to Geneva, with police keeping order amid cheers and counter cries.
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England
Belium
Switerrand
Pays
Jane
Paris
Taire Des Chartres
Prince Louis Phillippe
Treport
Tunlidge Wells
Napoleon
Geneva
Pote
Outeidé
la Republique
M. Ornano
Polic
Loze
Prince Victor
Flven
Marquis of
Valette
Baron Shiusman
Brossela
Brussels
Vince Vietor
Foucher de Cartel
M. Waddington
French Embassador To the Court of St. James
M. Henle
Seine
Comte de Paris
Royal
la Pater
Sulferino
Defort
Senate
Bressers
Prince Victor Napoleon
Bellevue
Bois de la Cambre
Pee
Turbulent Kentucky and Louisiana News Briefs
A fragment list reports a Louisiana slaying, a Faris Kentucky candidate in asylum, Hot Springs physician death, crop pest notes in Kentucky and Mississippi, convicts and guards in Texas, a New Orleans cotton plant explosion, turtle shipments to New York, hydrophobia death in Kentucky, Cherokee migration pressure in North Carolina, Norfolk County tobacco season, and heavy rains harming wheat across Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Alviven
Charlee Minards
Hattie Refuge
Winflett Buckner
Faris
A. K. Taylor
Hot Springs
Ark
Kentucky
Alabama
Portland
Ore
Wash Barnes
Harris County
Tex
Vicksburg
Miss
Cliff Cook
Court of Appeals
Austin
Florida
New York
Navy Department
Forward
Mobile
Mississippi Sound
Dlumstaring
Cuba
Muude Jatton
Calloway County
Swaim
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Norfolk County
Virginia
International Cottonpress
New Orleans
Peters Street
Thos. Seay
Ouachita
Red River
Louisiana
Troyville
Atchafalaya
D. J. Grissom
Sparta
Tenn
Richmond
Stonewall Jackson
Tennessee
Cumberland
Burksville
Chattanooga
Robert Brown
Bevier Mines
Central City
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Brown
Madison
East Carroll
Richland
Tensas Parishes
Delta
Mississippi
Yazoo River
Kentucky Democracy
Lebanon
Louisville Chancery Court
West Tenneasne
Somewhat Peculiar But Patriotic Army Led by Washington
A fragment from Horace Scudder recounts Washington leading a diverse, underfunded army with improvised powder and sand filled magazines. Rhode Island troops, little discipline, but stubborn resolve produced skilled riflemen. A frontier tale notes over sixty marksmen out of a hundred fifty yards, and a joke about General Gage needing to “take care of your nose.”
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Washington
Congress
Rhode Island
Nathaniel Greene
Bill
Pennsylvania
Gage
Sans
Boston
Horace Scudder
In &J. Nicholas
A Bad Rule For the Bovines On a Dakota Train
A passenger on a Dakota train asks why a cow runs ahead on the track as railroad workers speed up. The crew jokes about killing the cow to hide meat for directors while planning to derail or break trunks to force the animal off the cars.
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Brookhaven
B. Z. . Hobbs
Powell
Cheap Cash
West Side Railroad Avenue
Brookhaven, Miss
Famil Groceries
A. Lewenthal, Jr
Taw
Nkookmay
Lincols Fos Mjoanning
Orrick —al the Stereis Huib Tins
A. C. McNair
Attorne
Tuaw
Browikhayv Mississivel
Lincoln
Writing
Supreme
Kenteract 18
Jackson
G. S. McMillan
Chancery
Brookraven
Lingle
Lawrence
W.R. Spencer
Attorney At Law
Storm
R. H. Thverson
J. 8
Sexton
Hazlehirst
Mian Thompson & Sexton
Brookhaven and Hazlehurst, Miss
Copia
J. W. Bennett
Drookhaven
Orrice
Daughtry & Smylie's Drugbrette
E. J. Bowen
Orrice—Daughtry & Smylie
J. O
Frilick
Cherokes Street
Daughtry
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Germania
Crescent
N. Orleans
Western
Toronto
Factors & Traders
N. G
Asee Lawares Country
Eige
Liverpool
London and Globe
J. Warren
Sireet
Sam Lightboot
Barber
Bhodk Haven
Front Street
Prigbatsch’s
Old Stand
Cherokee Street
NAW Goods
Milburn Wacons
Max Priebatsch
R. KR. Ledbetter
Pearl and
State Streets
Johnsons
sizonis _vonnson
Bop
Hass, Pills
France
Eldorado
Waramaron
Department of State
Unit
Guatemala
Honduras
Cordilleras
Department of Alancho
California
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Reed
John Malony
Curtia Reed
Mamie
Kenosha
Johnson
Grand Haven
East India
Morwisa
Ameren
Europe
Breadat Alls
Lovie
E. ©. Stanard
Brace & Wilson
Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom
America
Kestern
Wales
Wien
Ini
Brice & Wilson
India
London
Borrr
M.T
C. O. Ziegentuss
Edector
Miller
Dausher
Aneaconda
Larrington
Hareton Toomarcy
Kilitor Zeigentuas
Ziegenfuss
Ziewenfuss
Lila
Ziegenuss
Biffl
Purtaperriia
Jay
Telegraph
Morristowh
N. J
Tropateons
Hopatcong
Hopatcong Became Lurid A Short Time Later, It Was Conjectured the Hotel Brislin
Im. Rosette
Shotwell
Sho Omana
Neb
C. L. Bradley
Thomas Shotwell
Crawford
Nebraska
Bradley
Northwest
Ninth Cavalry
Yorn
John Hood
George Powell
Hood
Hoes
Jona Othe
Sora
Tribune
Joah Billings
Pitte- Chronicle
Burgh
Georgie
Ethel
Stokes
Chicago Ledger
Newport
State Journal
Arthur
Abe Bougit
Aid
Raphael
Philadelphia Press
Burlington Free Press
Prairie Farmer
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N. Y
Rochester Exp
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