Tux Ties Tuesday Morning Advertisements on Broad Street
EDITOR. JOHN FORSYTH, R. ELLIS & CO. advertise Tux Ties every Tuesday morning on the bushes of Broad Street near Winter's Exchange. No paper will be discontinued while any arrearages are due unless at the proprietors option. Advertisements cost one dollar per square for first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent continuance.
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John Forsyth
R. Ellis & CO
Broad Street
Arrival of Lopez expedition and Havana news item
The Isabel arrives from Havana with Lopez and staff and reports the failed expedition. Lopez reembarked, some soldiers refused to follow, and the Creole reached Key West under pursuit. Reports detail casualties at Cardenas, looting, and the mixed fate of the invading force.
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Political Letters Praise Clay Plan Draw Fire
Senator Foote publishes in the Washington Union letters from Ion Robert J Walker Hon David Stewart and Waddy Thompson highly approving Mr Clay s plan of compromise The letters are seen as ad tast and resembling patent medicine certificates Gen Thompson aided Mr Clay and the Whig party in 1844 and after the 1846 war Texas claims are cited The Macon Telegraph notes Foote s skill in selecting such testimonials comparisons to Brandreth or Barnum.
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The Southern Convention and Union’s Fate
The Mobile Register argues that a Southern States convention is needed to assess wrongs against the South and prevent disunion. It contends only a united, prudent plan can save the Union, warn against three hostile attitudes, and urging Mississippi and others to convene in Nashville on June 1 to craft a Southern platform and recommendations.
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Union
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