Editorials and political debate on Campbell and Sweet
A lengthy letter in The Journal discusses the Illinois congressional race, accusing the Democrat editors of inconsistency and detailing Campbell's abolitionist positions. It asserts Sweet’s anti slavery stance, alleges prior Democratic support harmed Campbell, and calls for publication of quotes and a candid Campbell despatch. The piece also comments on local music events, portraits, and temperance notices.
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Prairie Democrat
Sone
Democrat
Campbell
Northwest
Congress
Sweet
Eitle
the Democrat
McCamabell
Savery
van Two
Joseph Do Wvels
LE. D. Viker
Wits
Moses Sweeh
C Mobell
Mr Sweet
Col. Bake “E
Bern
Columbian
Texas
Wood
Dt Vie Democrat
Mike Corbin
Oregon Letters from Judge Olney Describe Farmland Nearby Portland
An 1851 letter from Cytus Olney, former District Court judge, describes travels from Oregon City up the Willamette River, noting climate, soil, and early settlement contrasts with Iowa, prices, and mining work. He cautions against migration despite favorable weather, and comments on merchandise and labor rates.
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Cytus Olney
District Court
Fairfield District
Oregon
Dubuque
Oregon City
Willamet
Portland
Twalting Plains
Lowa
Willamnet
Loway
Tuwa
Mississippi Valey
Thamn
Pairfield
Battle tale from Ceralvo and Mexican relief
From the Brazos Santiago and New Orleans reports dated the 24th, details emerge of the Ceralvo clash between Caravajal and Gen. Jantegui. Jauregui held a stone house with cannons two days, Caravajal retreated as Uraga approached. Most of Caravajal’s force crossed the Rio Grande into Mexico. the victory appears abortive, signaling a near-ended revolt with reinforcements in Texas needed.
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Polkae
Metico
Terattio Bartut
Cantigo
Sehr
Cornies
Porter
Brazos Santiago
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Camanche
Ceralvo
Caravajal
Jantegui
Guerrero
Ceralgo
Daurecui
San Antonio
Avastin
Lewis
French Minister at Washington Attacks French Tyranny
The National Intelligencer reports the French minister in Washington denounces military despotism at the head of the French government as patriotic. He notes the President of the French Republic appealed to the people for a firm government and to enlighten Europe on his intentions. A Boston Traveller letter claims soldiers guard printing offices in Paris to suppress dissent. An Eastern paper predicts Philips Mire Annihilator may end gas light. Those enraged by injuries are said to commit greater wrongs.
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J T. Vavtor
Sprinefield
Mlinois
T. Tins
Springfiel
Taylor
Springfield
London
Geograpical Sicieny
Lieut Osborne
Onewof
Wellington
Polar
Lancaster Sand
Melville Island
Babb
Butterfield
Bureau of the Interior
Oliver
Buteau
Napoleon
St. Helena
Ile
Washington
Jenry Clay
Senate
Kossuth
Clay
Tanuary
Greece
New York
Faouis Napoleon
National Intelligencer
The
Intelligencer
France
Brettich Republic
Europe
Europa
Boston Traveller
Paris
Constitutional
la Patrie
Galignani
Caifornia
Scotch Candy roll marketed as strongest cure and legal warning
Advertisement proclaims Hamhibition Wide Scotch Candy roll with Coat of Arms engraving and signature as genuine. It markets the product across the United States and Canada with prices four rolls for 25 cents and one dollar per dozen, listing Barnard, Bro & Co as general agents and multiple regional sellers.
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Scotland
Draguiste
U. States
Messrs. Barnard, Bro & Co
Main Street
St Louis
Newey
Galena
G. C. Strother
Newhall & Co
Benevici
Jos Benniertavent
Preeport
Figures in 19th Century Arts and Rail Debacle
Chas S Bogar Juhian Mease and Frederic Babcock went to California on Wednesday evening. Subscribers to the American Art Union include rings Albers and Neo. Private telegrams from London note Movers Walker and Neal failed to secure a Mumndlg Centran Rai Row. Loon and associates were about to return. New York Daily Times and Blackwood discuss ladies first wearing masks as a substitute for the parasol. Josiah Quincy Jr of Boston allegedly failed due to the Wirmong Central Railroad directors repudiating collateral bonds, making Quincy liable.
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AD Neo
London
Isintit G
Walker
Neal
Rai
New York Daily Times
Dee Bist
Blackwood
Josiah Quincey, Jr
Boston
Wirmong Central Railroad
Quincy
Halden
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the Journal
Tisses
Illinois Bimsay
Jan
Springfeld Register
Linn Boyd
House
House of Representatives
I. Campbell
Hunker Organ
Chicago
Argus
Douglas
Free State
Illinois
Balaan
Tur Buageng Fastuy
Blakely
Ahan
Hubbard
Ickford
Taurarancs Miegriva
Ne Freeport Temperance Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Carroll
Messrs. Barry
Breckenridge
C. A. Clark
Carroll
Keene
G. G. Norton
Justin Butterfield
General Land Ontire
Gidena
Buffala
Merchants? Mutual Insurance Co Company
Brown
Pyersidetat
Taathpany
Charles
Globe
Knighttown
Kostern
Sitlas
Dee
Pesth
Buat
Ypsilanti
MOC
Vawtse
Philadelphia
Ofte
Chas, S. Bogar
Juhian Mease
Frederick Babcock
California
Amercan Art Union
Rings Albers
Mosxvay
Board of Trustees
Peasiant
KS. Manchett
Bedeee
Thomas Ryan
Joho L. Sehlott
TL. G. Baden
Otelack
Plat
Pral
Ors
Goal
Freeport
Joan Deffenbactier
Firas
Knowlin & Johnson
DAL Knowlun D. A. Knowlion
Ioanson
D. A. Knowlvon & Chv
John B. Parnham
Stephenson
John A. Clark
Corte Tin
Ilinois
New Pennsylvania
Peckalonica
Peckatonion
Lot
Sail Lot
Beinning
Julius Bastress
Fregport
I McGuttie
Fairry
Ellemanthry
Smithh
Mitchel
Arley
Smith's
Comstock
Smith
Hinton
United States
Webster
Alen
Adame
Winslow
Madison
Dead Sea
Aimetica
Tak
Wai
Byron
Ogle County Credit
Dan
Knowlton, & Co
Apa
AL Kung Freeport
Troy
Boots & Shore
Boss
NS Wholesale
Apie
Delain Cipelams Alpaceas
Kentucky Jeans
Young Hyson
Noble
Knowlton
Freeport. Ji
Roy Fuld
Knowlytun &C Viet
Prussres Sale
Puereas
Richard O'Brien
Jame Brien
Svetion
Averidias
Dixon
Minois
Con
Trephenian
Hois
Clark
D. Knowton
Prinesday
Tweedie Hotre
Court House
Joan A, Clark
Trust
Troustee
James Bells
Deel
Stephenson County
Lilinas
Iergres
Joe Clerk
Janes Fells
Steph County
Thomas W. Johnson
Janey
Sport
Joan A. Clark
Christian Brubdacher
Oe County
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