Mystery of Honora Covhena Vanishes in Charlestown
A young Irish girl, Honora Covhena, 18, living with Marcellus Carpenter at 75 Gree street Charlestown, disappeared after a church visit with her mother. She had renounced Catholic faith, was baptized Free Will Baptist, and was last seen leaving with her brother to visit their mother. Fears mount of foul play linked to religious opposition. guardian papers were pending.
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Fou
Peay
Gur
Sisiar
Charlestown
Trish
Honora Covhena
Marcellus Carpenter
Gree Street
Fosdick
Carepenter
Boston Times
North Carolina coal and railway speculation drives hoped ventures
The article reports corrected references to a supposed discovery near Mure and Montgomery, noting the mineral is Liquite. It outlines hoped coal basin prospects on Little River, possible North Carolina linkages with northeastern interests, large coal mine deals, and a Fayetteville to coal fields railroad charter with significant stock subscriptions.
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Montgomery
North Carolina
Chera
Drowning Creek
Wilmington
North Catalina
Ex-Bishop Ives Joins Catholic Church Sees Quiet After Turmoil
Raleigh Standard reports Bistier Ives has left the Protestant role and joined the Roman Catholic Church as a lay member. The piece notes he may study theology and could become a priest, with community sentiment mixed yet unlikely to linger as the church absorbs the change.
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Raleigh Stendard
Unanimous resolution on Anglican worship and church penance
The meeting denounces clergy led penance practices as unProtestant and instructs proper inquiry by authorities. A petition to the Queen seeks immediate action. Also reported is Rev Burneskins resignation in Philadelphia, rejected by his church and a plan to appoint a co pastor. Zion's Herald comments on American Methodism's growth and expenditures.
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Congress
Cis
Pierce Admin
Nile
Ker
Mors
United Church of
Englnd
Ireland
Ament
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Burneskins
Bit
Anl
Barnes
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Hn Glebester
San Francisco's Thirty Churches and Amendments in Nation
The piece notes San Francisco has about thirty churches reflecting a ratio of one per thousand inhabitants. It references prominent religious groups, discusses tobacco harm with quotes from JC Warren, mentions Virginia's slave debate before New York's Supreme Court, and cites Pennsylvania's revolutionary shares proposal for slaveholding states, highlighting a period of legislative activity.
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United States
Zion's Heralide
San Francisco
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Episcopatians
Presbyterians
Baptista
Tvs
Conavesationalists
Roman Catholica
Swedan
Virginia Legislatur
Bate
Lilga Paine
Supreme Court of New York
Fowler
Meaner Hint Chu
Virginia
New York Supreme Court
The Camden Cotton Market Slumps Amid Brisk Trade
The Camden Weekly Journal notes the cotton market remains brisk for the week with prices sliding downward from six to nine and mainly nine to four. It also reports a light Sunday snow, plus extended editorial commentary on British reviews and Southern perspectives on slavery in the Westminster Review and related notices.
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Tre Rate Roan
Columbia Sontle Carolinian
Fort Mulle
Phil Cumlinian
Senator Clemens Receives Update From Havana on Mr Kise
A report states Senator Clemens received a message from the Fulton’s commander in Havana noting Mr Kise’s health did not improve. He exercises on foot daily and expects to reach Washington by April 1.
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aJoper
Fulton
Havana
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Tle
Ito
Washington
Death of the Hon N L Griffin Omitted Details
The Columbia Banner reports the death of Hon N L Griffin a long serving senator from Edgefield District. He died on Monday after a period of illness and was regarded as a respected and useful citizen by many friends.
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Columbia Banner
Satureday
Lang
Ie Senate
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Linge Cine
Desociate Ede Jtoreip of these Papers Names New Editor
The Pairfield Herald and Register announces Mickle Ray has retired from his role. Franklin Gaillard Ray will assume the position, with staff expressing caution but extending the courtesy of the corps to the new editor.
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New York Herald
Caleb Cushing
Mass
Flagg
New-York
Robt
F. Stockton
Sons of the Navy
Tefforgon Davie
Tom G. Dobbin
N.C
Toterier
R. M'Oleland
Michigan
Pairfield Herald and Register
Mickle
Ray
Franklin Gaillard
Gaillord
Corpa
The Corner Stone Exposed by The Corner Stone Editor
A fragmentary 19th century notice discusses The Corner Stone published in Columbus Georgia by General Buruty. It accuses the periodical of propagating anti government sentiment and urges dissolution of action faction. The piece asserts the editors aim to influence readers against existing authority.
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Columbus
Brrutxy
Aetthion
Arrival of the Alps at New York from Liverpool
Later from Europe reports the British steamer Alps capt. Wilman arrived in New York from Liverpool leaving on the 2d inst. Other ships, Atlantic and Pacific, also arrived at Liverpool from various ports. Cotton market showed good demand with 26,000 bales on the departure of the Nile, 9,000 speculators’ purchases, and prices quoted for Middling Upland and Orleans. Governing bodies in New Hampshire adopt a religious test reform. transport and safety notes follow, along with notices on local institutions and civic events.
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Wilman
Liv Pool
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Glyad
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Cuttoisland
Fridyay
Manchester
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Haltomerpool
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Luiz Orte
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