The Last Battle in Paris During the Uprising
Reports from Galignani describe Thursday in Paris as barricades rising on Rue Purge St Dennis and St Marin. Troops and engineers cleared insurgent positions, many barricades captured or demolished, several officers wounded, and executions carried out at the Champ de Mars while 10,000 to 220,000 troops moved into the city to disperse the rebels.
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Galignani
Thoredays
Paris
Telvef
St. Dennis
St Marin
Rysmor
Powis
Tradesmeu
Antonie
Leviceur
Hell dl
Auen
Lowes
Midnigh
Dato
Anni Fesso
Iuk
St Dennis
St Blartio
Chasseurs de Vincennys
Rue de Bac
Boulevarie Bonne Nouvelle
Porte St Marlin
Porte St Dennis
Ecole Militaire
Champ de Mars
Theatre Des Varnes
M. Victor Hoge
Council of Resistance
la Chapelle
Fanbourgs
Abos
Tiis
Roopa
Dae
Gaa
Wantanenil
Morning Chronicle
Outwitted London Thief Stole from Gout-Ridden Gentleman
A London tale tells how a rogue, watching a disabled bachelor, looted a house while the owner helplessly watched. The thief opened drawers and pocketed items but was caught when the gentleman sketched his likeness. The thief was identified by the officers, tried at Bow Street, and soon shipped to Boton Bay.
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London
Bachelo Gentlman
Bow Street
Boton Bay
Fire destroys two houses and a grocery building at Columbus
About 2 o'clock this morning on Broadway near Front street a fire destroyed two dwelling houses and a grocery store building. The home of Mr Arinstra was totally burned, as was the property of BOF Spencer. One other dwelling housed two or three families. contents valued between 2000 and 3000 dollars were partially saved.
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Broadway
Front Street
Arinstra
BOF. Spencer
Tess
Mr. Barton
Hohnemann
Bandera
Ian
Anik
Anil
Tam
Dr. Rosa
Medeine
Tenilie Disaster and Gold Discoveries Stir New York News
News from New York reports the Clermont No 2 steamer disaster near Augusta with twenty drownings and many bodies recovered, letters from Filial Island and Grand Turk describe frostbite and frozen emigrants. Immense gold discoveries in Bear Valley cause widespread detail in reports, with shafts down 85 feet and one party earning 220060 in four days. Civic and political shifts include a move of government seats to San Josef, calls for a railroad to the United States, and renewed vigilance due to northern mine murders. The Vigilance Committee of Santa are active. a Whig convention is planned for February to elect delegates to the Whig National Convention. A shipwreck near Monterey and San Francisco prompts efforts to save natives and recover the Revenue Cutter.
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Augusta
Olun
Bourteen
Sornte
Filial Island
Grand Turk
St. Lowry
Father
California News
Niny York
Bear Valley
Cavavnot
San Josef
Vallejo
Bintare
Sehven
Sao Frances
Sonata
Whiz Stace Committee
del Gates
Alampalgal
Teen
Ollinger
Weegkul
Mooteonery
San Francisco
Wisconsin man declines nomination at Liberty Party convention
Charles Durkee of Wisconsin issues a letter to Fredrick Douglass refusing the vice presidential nomination offered by the Liberty Party at Buffalo. Gertis Smith also declines the presidency nomination and the use of his name.
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Charles Durkee
Wisconsin
Fredrick Douglars
Liberty Party
Buffalo
Gertis Smith
Gen Winfield Scott and Elyria Courier item
The Elyria Courier reports on Gen Winfield Scott with editor A. Washburn in the newsroom for the week. The page, dated Tuesday January 8, 1852, notes other matters and includes a preserved excerpt from editorials.
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Gar Asaal
New Year at Grafton a lively social gathering
A report from Grafton describes a New Year party at the Oysien eupipen with strong hospitality by Monara and Santella at the station saloon. Guests praised Hind and Sawtelle for successful entertainment, while future plans to reciprocate hospitality were promised amid fond recollections and local trivia.
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Wienel
Oysien
Hind
Griswold
Rawsonville
Temperance Convention at the Court House New Year’s Day
The Temperance Convention at the Court house on New Year’s Day drew a harmonious crowd from several townships despite bad roads. Resolutions urging an end to liquor traffic were eloquently supported by Morgan Yourtes Grosvenor Curtiss and others. The meeting adjourned with renewed hope that rum drinking and selling in Ohio would end, and urged petition circulation. Abe Friend opens a new barber shop near the Mansion House offering smooth, skilled shaving and fair prices. F H Dibbie advertises in another column offering good work at low prices.
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Anorher Obehin
Messrs Morgan
Yourtes
Grosvenor
Curtiss
Ohio
Camden
Deawber
Wan. Cook
N. Md
Despanies
Elyria
Mont
Messrs. S C Moyle
NRTHM
TJ Carpenter
Win Grout
Messrs
N Brinn
OB Darmon
Ram Allen
O Bowen
Reddy
C Hosle
Win Cook
Aaron
Gacing
Wim Grant Sverutney
Liu
Mill
Miran Aten
Vincent
Temperance Committee of
Prof
Morgan
Bliss
Curtis
Bererare
Friends of Temperance
Maine
Dr Alcott Lectures Open With Model Mechanic Talk
Correspondent reports on Dr Alcott announcing lectures at Elyria starting Monday July 19 with a full program to follow, noting Rev Burton to speak on The Model Mechanic and a crowded house for Dr Griswold's Egypt lecture, while weather and river navigation woes press on local life.
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Alcott
Elyria
Temperance Meeting and Rail Accidents in 1851 Camden
Reports from Camden include a temperance society meeting with officers elected and resolutions urging unity against liquor, plus a passenger train collision near Lomiley above Hamilton caused by freight conductors. The crash injured the engineer and fireman but not passengers. the locomotive was overturned, and the event highlights safety concerns on regional rail lines.
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Rallroti
Dayton
Lomiley
Hamilton
Temperance Meeting in Lorain County Adopts Central Committee
A Lorain County assembly endorses the suppression of intemperance, calls for petitions, and appoints a central five member committee with one rep from each town. Speakers including Mory Yourtee Grosvenor and Curtis advocate the main law. A New York convention resolution supports destroying public liquor as a social evil and urges ongoing effort. The chair names Rev D A Grosvenor Elisa J Curtis Henry Cowles and O Cumming as central committee.
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Lorain
Mory Yourtee
Grosvenor
Curtis
Atheraynh
New York
Grogvenor
D A Grosvenor
P Elisa
J Curtis
Henry Cowles
O Cummingg
Iisa
Central Committee
DB Rinven
Calib . Goodwin
Geo G Wasnburn
Feat
Rawsonville names and New Year at Grafton Station
A New Year gathering at Grafton Station featured an Oyster Supper hosted by Megara Hand and Sawtelle. Citizens formed a committee to rename Ganston Station as Rawsonville and petition officials to establish Rawsonville Post Office, with toasts praising industry, virtue, and local civic pride.
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Grafton Station
Pariook
Megara, Hand & Sawtelle
Geo. van Deusen
Theodore Grinwold
Ganston Station
Geo
Benj Corning
GT Smith
T. Griswold
CR CR R Co
Rawsonville
Geo van Deusen
Bay
Rawsonville Suleaon
Mra Geo Fur Deasen
Geo T Siwnith
Rawzonvile
Miss PT Hand
Ransamitte
Pheo Griswold
Tron Horse
AA Sawtelle
Iiis Ut Fage
Doul
Lely
Geo T Smith
Wd Conkling
Lona
Elyria
T Griswold
Bayweonville
Ged. van Deusen
N. T. Grignon
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Hannah Wille
Suizomuia
Imane Vie
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Tran
Trilleries
Palais Royal
Louvre
Columbus
Cotuimnes
Tenilie
THE
Elyria Courier
A. Washburn
Gen'l Winfield Scott
Grafton
Priend Abram
Thouse
Abe
F H Dibbie
Dr. Alcott
Ladies of
Prend Washburn
Cincin- Nan
Cingid- Mall
Lum
Concinanti
Yours Truly
Fir the Courier
Temperance
Camdens
Bas Ly
J. Strong, Jr
New Yen
Ohio Legislature
Wlion
Olnators
Ranibon—Kilhin L Armstrong
Ada N Ritdle
John L Vanier
Dew Cers Butler
Warren
Johnathan Kilbourn
Dem
Montgomery
Preble
David A Cox
Whichmont
Brien
Sanders W Johnston
Rein
Mores Clenton
Fayette
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Wang
Fighland
Samuel Eibben
Adams
Pike
Sciata
Jackson
Olivard Moore
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Gall
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Alvar
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Marrow
Lawrence van Buskik
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Tuscar
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Guernsey
Monroe
John Ferguson
Belmont
Harrison
Sam' G Peppard
Jem Carroll
Stark
Robert J Atkinson
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Columbiana
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Mahoning
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Portaga
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Medina
Aaron Pardee
Wayne
Holmes
George Rex
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Rickland
John Mack
Huron
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Sandusky
Ottawa
Elibo P Hill
Seneca
Crawford
Wyandot
Joel W Wilson
Joseph R Cockerill
Allen
Lester Bliss
Ackland
Charles
R Deming
Ashtabula
Sanne Prom
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Nelson
HM van Vorhes
Archibald C Ramage
Price Cornwell
Whits Brown
John McLanshan
Butfey
Jo Weller
Dei
Carroll
Robert George
Champaign
James
Bony T Dale
Janes Struble
Thomas F Eckert
Joby B Biabler
Andrew Davidson
Richard Aa Stang
Oliver Brown
Hancock
Henry Bishop
Deus
Uarrixon
Marshal McCall
Whig
Wighland
Chistopher Matthews
Hocking
Charles W James
Jolyth Smith
Maron
Imore Green
Vinton
Daniel DT Hard
Dafferson
Thomas Means
Ders
Knaz
James Withrow
Lem
Marrison
Zelot 'T. Fisher
Joseph Montgomery
Dee Aferion
Joseph W Larabee
James G Johnson
Meigs—Jremiah Buckley
Macer
van Wert
Francis CV Blond
Jiami
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Saint Okey
Davie Becket
George W Stour
David Ondbrook
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Muskingun
Piller
Whius
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Defiance
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Solin
Ceilden Pickaway
Felix Resick
Pike—Kedwyrd R Alon
Partage
Lovin Bigelow
Probie Beniah EL Alexanter
Putnam and
Henry
Pas G Haley
Richland
Wm Bushnell
Pass
Alex S Boys
Stephen D Foulke
Tavac Koapp
Serota—Weils A Plotehiss
Searco
Jacob Deerker
Shelby
R C Poland
Samuel Reider
Jacob Smith
Sens
Noah M Thromphrey
Lem. Trumbull
Franksin
Siawe
Tuscaranus
Jowsh
Newburg
Dear
Union
Whitander B Gole
Warren—dosse D Ward
Whis
Washington
Levi Bartlett
Whiz Wayne
Clinton Wilson
Jozeph H Hitchwork
Dems Wood
Ottatea
Samuel Hollingshead
Hardin
David Snolgriss
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Covey
E Corner
Mogan County
Beswick
D Holbrook
Noble County
Ton Isaac Parish
Elvet
Lorain County
John D Robertson
Daniel B Kinney
Boston
Commonwealth
Mr. Leyton
Philadelphia
W. W. Hatley
Dee
Michigan Central Railroad
Aline
Lancaswr
Buffalo Express
Dae x Smith
Penfield
Vain Co
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