Old Line Whig State Convention Opens in Bourrons
Telegraph dispatch notes the Old Line Whig State Convention assembling in Bourrons with candidates Luther V Hell for Governor, fbergs acohoe for Treasurer, and Joseph Mitchell for Auditor. Organizers plan further sessions on the 17th as damage or delays disrupt Chesapeake steamers and the James, Fotew, and fee lines yesterday.
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Luther V_ Hell wes vominas
Govfbergs
Bourrons
Old Line
Tion
James
Fotew
Seto Tenia
Unclear text from Washington dispatches
Fragmentary report from Washington dated September 3 references a “dove vo bee” and determines affairs of Sa wu ere Fasatone. The note mentions a station to the Sra Govinmte fleet at Bow and a Captain Hartatein tender.
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Washington
Waharwotox
Dove Vo Bee
Gaia
Sra Govinmte
Hartatein
Unclear historical report at Apis harbor voyage
Fragmentary account describes a visit to the harbor of Apis on Upols Island by a naval party. It notes natives and degraded numbers among Hoga Ghaben God Audarineae, with Mervin compelling them to make warnings and attending to our countrymen. The long cruise left the crew in generally good health.
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Manne
Gaptiabher
Naveaea
Mniny
Apis
Upols
Mervin
Young Allen
Pope
Fisher
Allen
Zee
Wr Fisher
Beak
Blackstone Bank
Allen Pikerton & Co
Poe
California
Matteeon
Nebraska
Kansas
Mmpton
Cornell Biuffe
Alien
Sidney
Iowa
McKissack’s Grove
Lomita
St. Louis
Sanford
Gov. Matteson
Boston
Matteson
Pinkerton & Co
Detectives
Mane
Conoes
Seward
Wade
New York
Fremont Party
Douglas
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Buchanan
Breckinride
Kentucky
Breckenridge
Gass
Nicholson
South
Marte Benalheme
Congress
America
M. Here
Fremont
Senate
Pierce
James Buchanan
Mr. M
Clay
Jackson
Letcher
Rosenor
Bataan
News Brief From The Independence To The 20th
The Salt Lake mail arrives with dates from Independence to the 20th. The report summarizes events and notes general news from the period.
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Nober
Salt Lake
Bes
Independence
Unclear report mentions yellow fever cases at unitary berets
Fragmentary text references two new yellow fever cases at a unitary location with unclear names and context. The excerpt is incomplete, obscuring date, place, and authorities involved. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
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Berets
Fillmore State Convention Report From September
Fragmentary notes indicate the Fillmore State Convention took place around September 3 with incomplete mentions of individuals and topics. No clear outcome or actions are discernible from the readable text.
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Naw Havax
Fillmore
Owas m . Sani m
Friea Sessile Ich Hot Fons Overview
Fragmentary text references a name Salling and a phrase about five pains or pains related items. The readable portion hints at a discussion of interests and a team, but specifics and context are unclear.
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Salling
the &Friea
Brooks Beard of Hoi reports fever today
Fragmentary note indicates a fever outbreak or illness report dated today. The readable portion mentions the Brooks Beard of Hoi as the source. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Brooks
Market Report Notes Local Price Shifts
Airdated item notes a Park firm at 614 with sales data. OTL reports a linseed rate of 16 bois at $106, reflecting a volatile market.
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Nda Ibee Park
New York Market Report With Mixed Commodity Notes
A Telegraph summary notes New York market activity with several line items on sales figures. It references Steere merchandise, assorted goods, large bead quantities, and mentions lard and content oils. The report remains terse with scattered figures and brief market cues.
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Steere
Renee
New York
Senatorial Electors Tale From Pairfield and Hamilton
Col P Yau Taomi of Pairfield county and O Wans of Hamilton county are named as senatorial electors. BipTRIOT appears in the fragment, indicating a political alignment or party reference. The text is incomplete but notes electors and regional affiliations.
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P. Yau Taomi
Pairfield County
O. Wans
Hamilton County
Biptriot
Marbeau
Republican Party
Imgmien
Ignaes
Local Judicial Roster Names Officials and Candidates
James F Torrence and Hon John Scott Harrigan are listed for sheriff positions along with Vanaken Wunder as a judge of common pleas. Geningtes Van Hamm Ag B lgoo and eheeghibies Gaines appear as candidates for prosecuting attorney.
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John Scott Harrigan
Sherif
Vanaken Wunder
Judges of Common Pleas
Geningtes, van Hamm, Ag
Eheeghibies Gaines
Sedition Claims Mark Albany Speech as Mostly Innocent
The piece asserts the Republican critique of Millard Fillmore’s Albany reception speech is biased, arguing most of the speech is not seditious. It contrasts with Washington’s farewell address, praising unity and the stability of the Union while disputing charges of disloyalty.
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Albany
Millard Fillmore
Mr. Fillmore
Lam
Compare two excerpts on liberty and union as warning signs
The passage argues both excerpts share a common concern for constitutional institutions and national liberty and warn of evils ahead. It asserts that both reflect vigilance over the nation’s freedoms and insist the Union’s perpetuation is essential, citing a hypothetical ancient founder’s milder rhetoric today.
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Gionex Wasuixorox
Mintano Friimoss
Death of Madame Vestris in London noted in Liverpool Times
The Liverpool Times recalls the career of Madame Vestris in London stages at Drury Lane and the King's Theatre. It recounts her rise from early fame to prominence, her marriage to Armand Vestris, and the later decline of her theater after years of celebrated performances.
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The
Liverpool Times
Madsme Vestris
King’s Theater
Jonny Lind
London
Covent Gaienaeae
Bartolozzi
Madame Cone
Ravenna
Marylebone
M. Armand Vestris
Madame Vestria
Cot Pees
Crops and Corn Prices Reflected in Echo Agricole
The Echo Agricole remarks on crop conditions and corn prices noting gloomy outlooks for markets. It mentions limited supply and varying department conditions with large arrivals from the Lavant region and central Loire cantons, while harvest expectations loom.
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Echo Agricole
Department
America
Lavant
Loire
Old Lady's Plight Warned by Ike At the Falls
In a fragmentary report, an elderly woman is described as visibly injured with ribs showing after a fall at a distant location. Ike informs others of her deteriorating condition causing heightened alarm among onlookers.
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Ike
Local river report notes strong current and high water
A fragmented excerpt describes a Saturday event in Illinois with mention of vigor and a vehicle or can. Details are unclear but imply a notable public activity or incident linked to the day.
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Illinois
Wasmanoron
D.C
Pebaz
Cine
J. Eang
Advent
J. Lewis Fagen
Revere
Gold Discoveries and Sulphur Potential in Guerrero Mexico
Mexican papers report vast placers of pure gold in southern Guerrero and note endless sulphur beds around Popocatepetl volcano. The United States spends about 18 million dollars yearly on sulphuric acid for industry. American capital could develop these mines to cut costs on sulphur imports.
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Guerrero
Popocatepetl
United States
Italy
Grand National Lottery for Mount Vesnen Benefit
The Alexandria Gazette notes a Grand National Lottery for the Mount Vesnen association. The notice indicates proceeds support the Mount Vesnen group and has been published in the paper and other locations.
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Propasit
Lorresy
Fragmentary Note on Household Roles and Customs
The text describes a mother-in-law as the person in a household who attends to pickles and ensures the food is stored properly for later use. It reflects informal domestic duties and shared responsibility within the home.
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Dalla
Nominating Convention Debates in Hamilton County
A detailed account of county convention proceedings with nominations for County Treasurer Coroner Auditor and Prosecuting Attorney. Ballots show Keck and Gaines victories. Humphrey Marshall speech criticizes Fremont Buchanan alignment and calls for American Party unity and strong Union preservation.
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Pee
Ohio
Oung Ladies’ School
Erreer
Panguisa
American State Ticket
C. W. Starbuck & Co
C. W. Starbuck
W. R. Looker
Cincinnati
American County Ticket
James F. Torrence
B. Reeder
G. Menzies
Alexander Neave
George Keck
County Infirmary
W. A. Whiteside
France
Daily Times
J. Scott Harrison
Adopa
W W. A. Whitesides
Oo Ane
Dpringdase
Lesion
Millererk
Miford
W S Pewinke
Bodman
Dr. Mensies
Seulemien
P. Stratson
Swift Panes
Gossin
Hubble
Wheeler
Reeder
W. Oe
Geines
John L. Pendery
Gaines
Pendery
Judges OF
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X.B. Rainden
Haq
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von Hamm
Rairden
Newton
van Hamm
Ennemanen
Mopee
Messrs. Torrence
F. E. Grom
Branigan Ie Fay
Sycamore Township
Vanaan Combnen
Avery
M Wiliams
Delhi
Cuisdiene
Ewton
Erry
Joux Scott Hanamon
James Fr. Torrenor
T. 8. Jones
P. Norton
Edmund Pendieton
Ae Sane
Wright
Pendleton
Norton
Chamt Bere
Torrence
R. B. F. Levens
Humphrey Marshall
Donstson
Fifth Street
Tellight
Walnut Street
Fieg
UNION
Col. Prank Chambers
Wm. Neff
Peter Merendy
Peter A. White
J. F. Cunningham
W. K R. Looker
Wm. J. Bohalts
W. M. F. Hewson
Christopher Constable
Augustus Isham
James C. Hall
Mr. Boling
Perry County
Mr. R. ©. Creveling
Little Miami
Philadelphia
Cheveland Sensetin
Seth Mneel Ee
Tas Vard
Jordan
Filmore
Hon
Humphrey
West End
Young America Council
Twelfth Ward
Covington
Newport
Bere
Usion
Donelson
Fremous
Finncae
Donellos
AED
Col. Marshall
Bachedsh F
Netmet Snd
Fsat
Phelps
Beg
D.H. Baily
Judge Sutton
Arkanets
Guiton
Pillmore
Dar
Youn America Council
Covington and Newport
Walnut Street Ferry
Times
Ayer
Shin
Ranean
Asa
James C. Ayer
Western Row Feed Mills
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