August Election Whig Ticket From New Dello Convention
Whig slate lists James Rampes John 8 Newman Joan Bearp William R Fourer for delegates. Senator Davin P Hottensy. Representatives Evaunxp Laweresce Mices MarswHant Josefh M Buia. Sheriff Asch Evans. Treasurer Acwilles WILLiams. Auditor THomas ADAMS. Assessor JerneMian SwWaFford. Coroner Craypourxe T Witson.
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Dello
James Rampes
Jons
Newman
Joan Bearp
William R. Fourer
Davin P. Hottensy
Evaunxp Laweresce
Mices MarswHant
Josefh M. Buia
Asch Evans
Acwilles Williams
Thomas Adams
JerneMian SwWaFford
Craypourxe T. Witson
Candidate Announcements For Wayne County Auditor and Constitutional Delegates
The notice requests the name William PersonstT as candidate for county Auditor, subject to August election voters in Wayne County. It also asks to announce Nathan Harvey as independent Delegate to the Constitutional Convention for Harrison and Jackson Townships, and Josefa Horan as independent Delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
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William Personstt
Wayne County
Ma. Borror
Nathan Harvey
Harrison and
Jackson Townships
Josefa Horan
Cholera Deaths Rising and Nodal Health Reports Across Cities
Telegraphic summary from July 18 reports 29 cholera deaths in 24 hours to noon, 60 cholera deaths among 90 interments, and 21 children under five among daily tolls. Other dispatches note Cuba talks, cabinet changes, and market activity including grain and corn prices in various cities.
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Cambridge
Deseixxall
St. Louis
Board of Health
Taylor
Nashville
Cincinnati
Frocor Asp Garain
Canal
Amalgamation Democrat Accuses Slant of False Ties
The piece charges the Amalgamation Democrat with lies and misrepresentation claiming Mr. Slant is connected to the paper, though the assertion is denied as knowingly false.
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The
Amalgamation Democrat
Slant
Free Soil stance on California admission questioned
The passage challenges Free Soiler claims for immediate California admittance and accuses party leaders of duplicity. It cites Geo W Julian and L D Campbell, argues the Proviso cannot pass Senate as is, and suggests the abol itionists aim to stall until next year. Also notes new peaches and pears appearing in Cinclamat ion.
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Free Soilers
California
Reveaille
Congress
Amalgamation
Taylor
Ballance
Vaile
Geo. W. Julian
L. D. Campbell
United States Senate
Debates Over Texas Territory and Omnibus Bill Fractures Congress
A Texas cession dispute unfolds around a blank in the Omnibus bill with critics accusing supporters of hiding the price. The piece argues Texas never held rightful title to the territory, citing Mexican ceded status and historical claims, while contrasting with a biblical analogue.
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Texas
Santa Fe
South
New Mexico
Congress
Texian Congress
Mexico
Guadeloupe Hidalgo
Mexican Republic
United States
Whig Pursuit Of Elder Sparked By Local Rifts
The True Democrat accuses Whigs of seeking Elder’s defeat on the union ticket, alleging the editor’s duplicity and unprincipled demagogy. It singles out the editor’s bid for County Auditor as compensation for aiding abolitionists and mocks his handwriting.
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Elder
Union
Letters Reach Centreville on Probable Deaths
Letters from California report the probable deaths of David B. Woods of Centreville and James L. Russey of Muncie. Details are to be provided next week.
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Centreville
California
David B. Woods
James L. Russey
Muncie
Graham's Magazine August Issue Praised for Art and Writing
The August Graham's Magazine arrives with a colored Paris fashion plate and a Tucker engraving along with Welch mezzotints. Writers and engravings are acclaimed as higher in quality than typical magazine fare, making the issue desirable and stylish.
Abolitionist Publisher Vaitr Niger and the Texas Property Tax
A Centreville abolitionist editor known locally as Vaitr is mocked as a cod fish smelling schoolmaster in a harsh opinion column. The piece defends old Democratic values, attacks reformers, and asserts no quarrel with Vaitr while criticizing a Northern teacher’s missions. It notes San Francisco assessors valuing taxable property at three hundred million dollars.
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San Francisco
Sartarn's Union Magazine August Issue Reviewed
The August Sartarn's Union Magazine is praised for rich embellishment and an expressive engraving titled The Rabbit on the Wall. It features moral high quality literary matter and offers subscriptions at $3 for a single copy or $3.50 for both the magazine and Reveelle in advance.
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Sartarn
Union
Cholera Case Not Reported In Local Areas
Public notice states there has been no cholera case in this place or Milton this year. The general health of both locations and the surrounding country is described as never better.
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Washingtonian Society
Milton
Bette
Impudace and Infamy in Advertising Controversy
The Cairo Delta denounces Dr Mauriceau and his abortion related work as infamous and warns Western publishers against ads from W B Palmer. The piece recounts Madame Restell and linking Mauriceau to her, alleging immoral practices and a provocative office setup on Liberty Street opposite Restell’s house. It condemns Eastern newspaper agencies as humbugs.
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W. B. Palmer
New -York
Dr. Mauriceau
Cairo
Dr. M
Mauricean
Mauriceau
Madame Restell
Tamany Hall
New York
Liberty Street
Chambers Street
Madame R
Madame
Newark
N. J
Mr. Mauriceau
West
Palmer
Evansville Journal
Vice President Becomes President Amid Whig Confidence
The article states the Vice President has ascended to the presidency after the President's death and argues Mr. Filmore is a thorough and incorruptible Whig patriot. It expresses assurance that he will discharge duties diligently and satisfy the nation.
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United States
Filmore
Man of sound head and large heart for Chief Magistrate
A Journal assessment praising Millard Fillmore as a firm Unionist and honest moderate candidate. It argues he would govern impartially, uphold Whig principles, and gain national gratitude by serving all sections of the Union.
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Locofoco
Fillmore
Funeral of the Late President Observed Across Washington
Washington July 13 The city wore mourning with half mast colors at the President's House and government buildings. A grand civil and military procession followed a solemn turnout as Senators and Representatives gathered in the chambers then moved to the Mansion for the burial rites. Col Bliss and Col Taylor stood near the coffin as foreign ministers appeared in full Court Costume.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore
Congress
Col. Bliss
Col. Taylor
Funeral of Zachary Taylor Draws Immense National Pomp
The article describes a grand procession and burial for Zachary Taylor. General Scott led troops in uniform with muffled drums as 16,000 spectators, 900 soldiers, and 19 bands watched and paid respects. Mrs. Taylor declined embalming. the service was held in the East Room and the coffin placed in the receiving vault.
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White House
Whitey
Cass
Clay
Berlin
Benton
Winthrop
Webster
Scott
Pennsylvania Avenue
Artilery
Taylor
General Scott
Signor Fagnami
Petersboro man distributes cash and farms to poor whites
Gerrit Smith of Petersboro New York has distributed thirty eight thousand dollars in cash and five hundred farms to six zero poor white persons. The lavish philanthropy places him in a difficult financial or social situation as he pursues his reform efforts.
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Gerrit Smith
Petersboro
New York
Smith
California Letters Call Readers to Page One
Readers are urged to check the first page for important California letters. The notice signals that key communications or commentaries appear on page one, inviting attention from the audience.
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California
Obituary for Revzille resident Jonx Pepax in Milton
In Milton on July 16 died Jonx Pepax native of Lancaster county Pennsylvania after a five day illness. He was a man of high character and recently joined the Sons of Temperance with influential friends by his deathbed. Relatives and friends mourn as his body is laid to rest. A FRIEND
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Milton
Jonx Pepax
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Sons of Temperance
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Reveille
Philadelphia
Washington
Cuba
Lopez
Wasuidtos
South Carolina
Titlo
Committee of Thirteen
Cambridge City
Revaille
Sir
FE. Vinton
OL. Hueston
Vaitr
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Intiana
Wayne
Toby
Simon Peter
James Rariden
Indiana
State Sentinel
Mr. Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
State of
Micheal Wendle
William Jones
Admi’s. S of Lewie Deihldee'a
Heirs
Probate
Augustus Deihl
Earnest Lewis Deihl
Centrville
Thomas G, Noble
Eagle Mills
B. & F. Conklin
ABOG
Benj. Conklin
DPR
J. W. Hood
Ss Hotel
General Stage Office
E. Vinton
Corner, Main, and
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Drug & Book Stor Raymond & CO
N. H. & C. H. Raymonds
Raymond & CO
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Crance Company OF
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John Crum
Tuos
Nwey
Raymonds
Camridge
H. D. Silver
the Drug and Raymond & CO
S. P. Towneson
Dr Townsend
S. P. Townsend
Clapp & Townse
Nassau St
Smailey & Aking
Sarg Vonsente
J.P. Smalley
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J. P. Smalley
A. M. Akin
N. B
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Ee Wiktiase H. Seward
Fi. W. Derby & CO
J. R. Mendenhall
Richmond
Lad
Ganbridge
Randolph E. Cook
Groc
Loa
Ji Juin Jiosea
Eld-Ten— Co
Kendall
Lnn
Dee Sth
Lorbee
Lokee & Co
Main St
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Cincinnnati
J.& P. Voorhees
Corumses
Loree & Co
Gents
C. J
Ohio Stage Co
Loree
Ohio
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Galt House
Mainers
Gilmore & Smith
Corner 3d
Vineste
Ap Stevens & Cole
Main & Sycamore
Christian Praimist
Raymond & CD
Perin
Louisiana
C.H. Raymondi
City
Cassane
Randolpu
Cook
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