United States Defends Koszta Case in Senate Congress Journal
The correspondence between Chevalier Helsenah and U S Secretary of State is summarized to clarify Austria’s complaints and America's actions over Koszta. Mr Marcy defends protecting Koszta as an American national, while Turkey’s laws and Austrian conduct are weighed against an unauthorized seizure. The President concludes Koszta had U S nationality protection and Ingraham’s intervention was lawful. Austria is urged to restore Koszta to his prior state.
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Dunad Stites
Austria
Helsenah
W. la, Murey
United States
United State
Powers of
Europe
Mussia
Prussia
Washington
Paris
Vienna
Koszta
Bauyros
Great Britain
Halsemann
Smyrna
Mexeresiyy
Turkey
Hungary
Kossuth
Brown
Constantinople
Lis
Msrives
Lograham
Vallers
Husseiman
Mr. Marcy
Sycima
Bin
Uhat
Itis Dlay
Kuszta
Sloop of War
Koveta
Roszin
Weil
Amerigag
Jem
Rossin
Ile
Gyumler
Marcy
Konsuth
Marey
Stratton Cunning
Auatriy
Korztay
Bama
Devety Lys
Vos
Anstein Byrsell
Sunge
Kosala Main
Wen
Hinsell
Togrham
Kusytt
Inenee
Kosala
Kusets
Perons
Kustia
Ingraham
Hrown
Gira
Gira Fom. Caplin Ta Urshamn
Korata
Kosata
Austinope
Chaptain Ingraban
Kosota
Tre
Froindore
Kosai
Captai Lygrahin
Willree
dToete
Amer
Linia Werlal
Real Ower Ik
Mary Db
Mtr. Halse
Jesa
Ottoman Empire
Hulsemann
Inter
Penper
Hulseman
Roszta
Lulsémann
Martin Kowata
Plank Road Superiorities C W Styles on Plank Road benefits
Fayetteville North Carolina observer C W Styles argues plank road networks outrun railroads for farming areas. He cites Fayetteville roads cost per mile and 10 percent returns, claiming direct lines serve communities, reduce costs, and bring private, domestic benefits to planters while railroads fail to do so. The letter appears in the Hamburg Republican with advertising notes and a Baltic Baltic shipping update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Styles, Esq
Hamburg Republican
Me. S
Fayetteville
N.C
Styles
Edgesfield
Valedictory Notice and Agent Appointment in Camden
The Camden Weekly Journal notes Thomas J. Warren appoints himself as agent for retransactions in Camden. A farewell piece reflects on past duties and friendships, announcing location change but continued ownership and editorial guidance for the Journal and Temperance Advocate.
We Want DeBow's Commercist Review for 1847 50 al 50
Notice solicits August May September December issues of DeBow's Commercist Review from 1847 to 1851. It asks persons with odd numbered issues in possession to mail them for payment or exchange toward a complete 1848 volume, offering a reward for the needed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBow
Tony
Contested Camden College Location Sparks Sharp Replies
A Spartanburg oriented reply to a Camden College proposal denounces the Camden site as inferior and seeks support for Spartanburg. The exchange cites costs, amenities, and regional loyalties while attacking the Camden plan as misrepresentation, with strong rhetoric about mosquitoes, land, and local conditions. The piece emphasizes defense of Spartanburg as the proper home for the college, urging readers to favor its establishment there.
Editor defends Temperance Advocate stance amid college debate
A heated exchange from the Temperance Advocate defends its original purpose amid calls to influence the Spartanburg College location. The editor rejects external demands to align with others and proclaims “Fair Play” and personal authority, asserting the paper's independence and readers should withdraw patronage if dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Camden Journal
Temperance Advocate
Solital
Heia
Spartanburg
Secretary Marcy Replies to Austrian Letter
Mr Marcy’s reply defends American dignity against Austrian pressure and tyranny and rebukes the Austrian representative Vhevaliee Lussamanti for presumption. The United States government asserts that all the world is not Hungary to be oppressed. The answer is described as able, reproving, and dignified.
Venable Speech Praises Practical Duty at Wake Forest
The piece discusses Hon. A W Venable's address to the literary society of Wake Forest College North Carolina praising practical utility in life. It notes readers value such speeches over pompous oratorical displays and thanks J O D for forwarding the copy, expressing readiness to receive similar future addresses.
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A. W. Venable
Wake Parest College
North Carolina
Beauthird
Ube
The Charleston Standard and The Baltimore Cotton Planer
A fragmentary notice discusses The Charleston Standard adopting a new name and improving its appearance, with greetings to colleagues. It also reports on The Baltimore Cotton Planer announcing a New Orleans based continuous shipment facility for cotton to Europe and a Continental Depot plan to stabilize cotton value, plus a note on a Stave Law dispute and a warning about arrests in a Virginia case connected to a fugitive.
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Charleston
Aihley
Bern
Messia
Severr & Baarros
Papur
Ant
Burreox
Paurfield Herald
Winnshoro Register
Correx Trans
Europe
Baltimore Cotton Planer
New Orleans
Corton
Liverpool
Reverend Jons Wirtuatios D. 1 Dies at Hillsborough
The Rev. Jons Wirtuatios D.1, long Mantor of the Presbyterian Church near Hillsborough North Carolina, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Withellipson and a grandson of Ty with a noted record in the Presbyterian faith. His death is mourned by his congregation and family as a loss to the community.
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Liv
Hillsborough
Ney
Jons Wirtuatios
Peesbyteria
Ibis
Guita
Withern
Reahtunae
Nowbern
N.C
Dob
Witharapeon
Tha Ty
Witheltipaon
Anil
Reverend Witherspoon Dies After Long Ministry in Hillsborough
The Rev. Witherspoon, educated at the University of Chapel Hill and licensed in Elizabethtown, served Hillsborough and Camden churches before returning to Hillsborough to continue pastoral work. He died on the Sabbath, anniversary of his installation, after a life of piety and steadfast faith, leaving mourners and prayers for a blessed reunion with loved ones.
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Witherspoon
University of Chapel Hill
Lechme
Elizabethtown
New Jersey
Juin McDowell
Nis
Emir Henk Twinister
Hillsborough
Camden 5
Robert Burwell
Hin
Chor
Lyon's Kathe Ron Hair Growth Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Lyon's Kathe Ron as a scalp treatment that nourishes the dermis to promote strong, healthy hair. Sold for 25 cents by Barnes at 161 Broadway New York, with distribution through Camden and Charleston depots. Sept. 1.
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Lyon
Frye
Selihir
Barnes
Broadway
Camden
Haliland, Tarra Oy Wholesale Ags
Charleston
Polonings and Hohensack Remedies Highlighted
Readers are cautioned about Vermifoges and Castor Calomel mixtures that may harm health while seeming beneficial. The column promotes Hohensack's Liver Pills and Wort Syrup, urging verification of proprietorship with J. S. WOBESSACE as the claimed purveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohensack
Admin Notice for Estate in South Carolina District
In the South Carolina Kershaw District a request for Letters of Administration on the estate of J Warren is presented. The court citation requires all kindred and creditors to appear at Camden Court House on October 1st to show cause why administration should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Sparten
Camden
Cainon
Kirkwood
Mwatod Kirkwood
Spartanture
Spartanburg
Cameden
Monty
Dows
Darlamnvilla
Culumbia
Bright
College of Spartanburg
Hiomas
South Carolina
Kershaw
Jobs Bout
Esgutar
Anwinany
Thy J. Warren
Esid
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Laren
Rio
Nancy
Baltimore
Skio de Jarneiro
Auppell
the Camden Weekly Journal
Tarsdas
Tho. J. Warren
Toym
Wince
Thomas J. Warren
Gandorum
Amber Tought
Ani
Tempercco
Department of the Interior
Tran Col. Wyakoup
U.S. Marshall
Bastery
Pennsylvania
Wilkes
Barra
McClelland
U.S
Bryan
Doulore
J. Bryan & CO
Rochester
Whalesala Bi Pat Comen & CO
Cludestan
Ditchers
Lorgeniter Grill Pas
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