England and Roberts stir abolition and slave trade debate
A lengthy editorial contrasts Northern and Southern states over slavery and abolition, criticizing abolitionist influence abroad and the North’s political power. It argues England pursues emancipation for strategic aims, while American policy must guard against foreign meddling and domestic disruption.
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Atregtrmen
Dodi
New York
Givitty
United States
Lachenigy
Free State
Wherry
Georgia
South Carolina
Eug
Congress
Convers
Colombie
Feder
Tla
District of Columbia
Ther
Bench
Bas
Hastings
Legislieture
Luceita
Pulpitte Selival Room
Fire -Side
Massachusetts
New England
Tennion
Ohio
Washington
Virginie
Il ‘Oroasen
Puixun
Dithoi
Michigan
Lave
Willy
Roe
Cauinet Anil
Enland
Tiland
Canidae
Jamal
Guiana
India
Australia
Wilberforce
America
Bern
Holland
Spain
England
France
St. Dowlaze
West
Indies
St. Domingo
Wxevan
Wilberfures
Ry Jo
Abe Mus
Cylinies
Aextea
South American
Bhicks
Dia
Andrien
Eland
Nork
West India
Formen
Higuriant
Gons
Vitiea
Exeter Hill
Thoress
Ias
Miald
Glasgow
Forsooth
Tray Campbell
Lipnees
Bone
Reuben Roberts
Se Ux
West Indies
Liberia
Roberts
Yueh Hliek
Muterovin
Republic
North
Supreme Court
Enyluid
Reubon
Reubers Roberts
Rogard
Comden Weekly Journal: Incoming Communication Promised
The Communication of Ctvts has been received and the author will forward his summary. It may appear in the next issue.
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Bostik
Hioaton Metical and Surgical Journal
Death of Major McClelland Ends A Long Civic Life
Major Joms McClelland, a valued longtime citizen and former captain who served under General Jackson, died Sunday evening at over eighty. He was a leading member of the Eyicupar Church of Gumden and known for his noble character and public service.
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McClelland
Joms McAlrtuasp
Tidora
Nabnire
Maclebhaxy
Gegursh Tockson
Scott
Gumden
New Books and Periodicals Noted for Next Week
The section lists several newUneks and periodicals received, to be highlighted in the coming week. The notice indicates upcoming attention to these additions in the paper.
Southern Publications and Southern Paper Precedence
A historical editorial argues for Southern precedents in publishing over Northern outputs. It praises Charleston based works, advocates cheaper Southern papers, and highlights the Southern Quarterly Review as worthy of wider patronage amid debates on press influence and regional pride.
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North
Oye County
Southern Quarterly Review
Charleston
Messrs. Wanker & Bers
Chartenton
Tsu
Utt
Privnd
Itegue
Mnetite
Ciion
Goustay
Moses Seapons
Laurenavily Herald
M. Bruce
Stoney
South Carolina Temperance Advocate
Small Bills Law Prohibits Framing Bank Denomination Notes
The act extends the banks charter and starts July first. It bans paying out passing or circulating any bank note or certificate resembling a bank note issued by any state bank or association in the state. Violations are subject to debt recovery in the state’s courts with funds allocated to public buildings repairs.
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Charleston Murcer
Willi
United States
New York
St. Louis
Pierce
Baltian
Aixin Point
Treaso
Prc
Kem
Gael Caibeigtoot
Wsrne
Corwin
Treasury
Bank
Columbus
Obin
Minor
Colupibne
Columbus Insinines Company
Hull
North Bose
Cincinnati
Letra
Cutty
Harrison
Affesti
North Bend
Reuben Roberta
The Charlestan Mercury reports on a Great Britain versus South Carolina case, noting British orders to discontinue further proceedings and discharge threats, with implications about reciprocity treaty impacts and possible political shifts. Patriot-C. J. Elford retires. his brother Edward takes over.
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Reuben Roberta
Charlestan Mercury
Realyn Roberts
Great Britain
Gm Sud
Britigy
Lethry
Hd. Supreme Court
Grould
South Carolina
Widir
Fragmented 19th Century News Digest Turmoil and Crime
A broad sweep of late 19th century items appears including political maneuvering, labor and race tensions, a jail escape, bank dividends, military preparations near the Turkish frontier, religious publishing tidbits, and public graveyard desecration. It notes a jail escape by two prisoners William and Lew, the Bank of Georgetown declaring a semiannual dividend, and pressure of Russian troop movements on the Ottoman border with commentary on Western powers.
Fragmented notes reveal political and social snippets from a colonial era
A compilation of fragmented OCR text covers political attacks on older Democratic factions, a New Hampshire convention report with Lucretia Mott and others, postal envelope anecdotes, California agricultural notes, and stray medical and legal snippets. It mentions a railway bill, a court case with extreme punishment, and various local notices, reflecting a broad, period newspaper mosaic.
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Eughind 'Sr
Lee
Vite Gheen
Ueejsio
Kyle Divan
Turkey
Luyt
Christemdanpy
Oles
Abdul Medi
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Wiedd
Napoleo
Miropean
Shah Toney
Ini Baglara
Geatton
Eugefiens Aulvertiser, SR
Hortis
Knowville Hi
Reynolds & Livity
Lenton
The
Comden Weekly Journal
SouTmeny
C. J. Elford
Napor
Brather
Emard
Boufheri
Paesavey
Engycins
Spratt
PndSstarrle
L Uwyer
Phasecey
Louisville Courier
Kentucky
Revoval
Thie
Hoosier
Boone Fn
Edgefeld Advertiser
Williaine
Lew
T Erie
Jlo
Bank of Georgetown
Charieston
Jack Sea
Odesa
Pruth
Principalities
Frace
Austia
Prince Menselikoff
Amassador
Buyukdere
Phorus
Teady
Odewasan
Mehemet Alit
Pach
Memchikolt
Giders
Dundas
Iis
Carolina Spirtny
Charles
Wml
Laurensville Herald
Chiles
Arailer
Cross Roads
Ceoas
Bubo
Boston
Columbiie
Messrs
cEwingeagd
Guthrie
Burke
Philadelphia News
Kennett
Lucretia Mott
Thomas McClintock
Waterloo
Oliver Johnson
C. M. Budleigh
B. Rush Plimbey
Mr. Clay
California
Gorth
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