Dublin and Rome News in War Time Debates and Proposals
Long article reviews Palmerston's Commons remarks denying an apology to France, the new Roman Constitution details, and Irish demonstrations in Dublin. It reports Prussia and Russia moves, Cologne and Frankfort updates, and a court of inquiry proceeding with Gen. Trist and Gen. Pillow letters in Mexico. The piece blends foreign policy, constitutional shifts, and internal dissent.
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Dublin
Russia
Prussia
Hibernian
Duchess of Montpensier
England
Palmerston
Luis IX
College of Cardinals
Council of Deputies
National Guard
Senate
Chambers of Commerce
Sacred College
Usase
Europe
Nichonas
Cologne
Lord Palmerston
France
India
Constantinople
The
Picayune
Court OF Inquiry
Mexico
Nathan Towson
Caleb Cushing
W. G. Belknap
Sam's C. Ridgely
Trist
Pillow
Scott
United States
Gen. Pillow
James L. Freuner
N. C. Delta
Arisin
Avai
Mr. Polk
Villany
Individua
Villaiy
Washington
Buchanan
Mr. B
Secon
General Dix
Post-Office
Robert Dale Owen
Indiana
Department of State
Gideon J. Pillow
Santa Anna
Tacubaya
Tallade
Rego
Gen
Gen. Scott
Miscellaneous City Council Meeting Notes
The city council meets every Saturday evening on First Street. Clerk J Chandler and Treasurer S Orr are listed, with officers including Wi Bell and Marshal. Ward references include MW Fosterth 4th ward, Isaac Hutchinson 6th, and Stephen Childs 6th.
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Ofisaber Jones
J. Chandler
Samuel Orr
Bell
Marchall
Counes
Jon Ae Ae Well
Arpenter
Fosterth Ward
Isaac Hutchinson
Stephen Childs
Temperance order meeting notes and officers listed
The fragment lists lodge chapters Temperance fall Water street Temrie of Howen Drvystox No 25 No 51 meeting evenings at Temperance Hall with officer rosters including Walker Hallock Reilly and Stinson.
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Lioxor
Water St
Allen C. Hallock
Reily
James Y. Walker
J. M. Parvin
A. Crane
Wea
John Shanklin
Reilly
Robert Allen
John Pittann
B.P. Hugg
Wes
Lyuan Brecurr
Temperance Hall
Holden
Jas
Laughlin
James ‘T. Walker
A. Warner
John Henson
Robert
Joseph ‘Turnock
I’. Great
C. Buies
Robert Vance
Local Notes on Hall Events and Attendees
Fragmentary listing shows Loo Fr Morsis Stan Lopate No 7 meets Thurada evenings at Hall corner Main First. Names L L Laycock H O Babcock W W Sullivan H Q Wheeler O Ladd R W Dunbar C W Hummell C Colvin.
Postal charges noted in late 19th century notice
A fragment lists postage rules for letters and printed circulars, including half ounce increments, advertising charges, drop letters, and rates for newspapers sent within a state. It references overland limits and subscriber forwarding rules as part of the postal guidance.
Arrival and Departure of Mails in Various Routes
The notice lists multiple mail routes with their arrival and departure days and cut-off times. It covers Northern, northwestern, north eastern mails via Vincennes Princeton and others, eastern mail by river and steam boat, southern river mail, Shawneetown packet, Leavenworth Boonville Rockport routes, Henderson Nashville Shawneetown, Mount Vernon via West Franklin, New Harmony via Blairsville, Newark mail, and daily office hours with Sunday exceptions. It specifies closing times and the requirement for letters to be in by deadlines and notes the office hours and Sunday opening.
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Vincennes
Princeton
Shawneetown
Cally
Evansville Journal publication notices and pricing
Notice outlines two periodicals produced by WM. H. Chandler & Co. The Tit-Weexty Jocasar appears on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 1.00 per year. The Weexey Jocanat is published on Thursdays at 2.00 per year in advance.
Presidential Ticket and Electors Listed
FOR PRESIDENT LACHARYT TAYLOR. FOR PRESIDENT LACHARYT TAYLOR. SENATORIAL ELECTORS. JOSEPH G MARSHALL of Jefferson. GODLOVE 8 ORTH of Tippecanoe. DISTRICT ELECTORS. 2 Jos S DAVIS of Floyd. 3 Mitton Greece of Dearborn. 4 Davin P Houloway of Wayne. 5 Thomas D Watrore of Hancock. 6 Lover H Rovsslaw of Greene. 7 Eoward W McQuacney of Park. 8 James F Surv of Clinton. 9 Danter D Pratt of Cass. 10 Dav Kriicore of Delaware. Ist Ie Prrcuer of Posey.
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Joseph G. Marshall
Jefferson
Godlove
Orth
Tippecanoe
Jos S. Davis
Floyd
Mitton Greece
Dearborn
Davin P. Houloway
Wayne
Thomas D. Watrore
Hancock
Lover
H. Rovsslaw
Greene
Eoward W. McQ Uacney
Park
James F. Surv
Clinton
Danter D. Pratt
Cass
Davi Kriicore
Delaware
Ie Prrcuer
Posey
Tri- Weekly Journal ends as Evansville plans daily Dairy Journal
The Evansville Tri Weekly Journal marks its final number after a year of publication. The editors announce a switch to the Evansville Dairy Journal, promising a larger imperial sheet, four additional columns, a new head and rules, and daily morning service except Sundays. Subscriptions are 124 cents weekly or $6 yearly in advance.
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Tri- Weekly Journal
Louisville
Evarsville
Wabash Valley
Daily Journal
Settlement appeal to Tri- Weekly subscribers
The notice thanks those who have paid and urges outstanding subscribers to settle immediately. It states terms were four dollars in advance and notes a full year’s indulgence. all accounts must be settled.
Daily Journal promises larger paper and new daily edition
The editor announces a Monday morning Daily Journal to replace the tri weekly weekly paper. The Daily will be bigger, aimed at business readers, and delivered to homes and business houses. Readers urged to try it a week and report satisfaction or not. City residents may need to call for the Weekly Journal if preferred.
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Ycs
Acknowledgments for News and Papers from Wharf Messrs Taylor Harvey
The notice thanks Messrs Taylor and Harvey and Harrington Hannah and Fairchild for providing latest news and papers from boats. It praises the generosity of those at the wharf and others aiding timely intelligence for readers, and hopes for continued favors.
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Messrs
Taylor& Harvey
Harrington
Hannah & Fairchild
Death notices of A. L. Steapmay and Josuva Fussiea
Dien-Mas A. L. Steapmay consort of Rev. N. V. Steadman died this month at his residence. The funeral is at his house today at 3 PM, with friends invited. Dien-On yesterday after a short illness Josuva Fussiea, an old respected citizen of this place.
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Dien
Mas
A. L. Steapmay
N. V. Steadman
Josuva Fussiea
Market Report Roundup From Multiple Cities
Commercial scenes in Crverxwats and New York show firm prices and varied demand. Prices listed for sugar, molasses, lumber, shingles, lead, pork, lard, flour, corn, oats, wheat, whiskey, beef cattle, and hogs amid a market with more sellers than buyers in some sectors and abundant money scarcity affecting activity.
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Crverxwats
Fioon
Gaocentes
Wohisner
Lainsexp
New York
Tennessee
Barrmonte
Fiora
Howard Street
City Mills
Waiskey
Carrie
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Hibernia
Trades and Young Ireland Party
Ichard O'Gorman Sen
W.S. O'Brien Esq
M. P
Messrs. Measher
Mitchel
O'Gorman
Duffy
Irish Confederation
Hunges
Ireland
Legislative Union
French Republic
Richarn O'Gorman
P. Barry
Bantaw Repmown
Great Britain and
Great Britain
Trish
Solel
Erile
Burin
Jesus
Berlin
Germany
Wurtemberg
Baden
Hohenlohe-Hechingen
Constance
Diet
Frankfort
Delta
Union
United
Alabama
Mr. Trist Tacubsya
Mr. Freaner
Apa
Gen. P
Sons OF Temperance
Lewis Giinen
Hamalyar
Malta
Louis
Holland
Spain
Doublon
Columbia
Norway
Thaler
Foy
Franco
Sicily
Rome
Vovascotia
En Brunswick
NeVyndland
Cane
Prosstam
North Carolina
Georgia
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Prils Twilay
New New Jersey
Nova Pennsylvania
Maryland
Arolina
Carolina
Jayerrr
Mississippi
Missouri
Mondlay
Iowa
Michigan
Saas
Arkansas
Evansville Journal
WM. H. Chandler & CO
Lacharyt Taylor
Evansville
Paritaventuta
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