News by the Niagara reports Rome battle and European states affairs
The Niagara steamship arrived at Jersey City at one P.M. on Saturday. Paris reports the Rome assault details, with French gains and stubborn Roman defense. Austria Hungary hostilities widen, with reports of Vienna, Venice, and Ancona actions, armistice hints, and Austrian punitive measures. London notes Peel banquet and Ledru Rollin in exile.
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Rome
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Berlin
Hanover
Denmark
Austria
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Siccle
Venice
Lagune
Ancona
Trieste
Milan
Wimpfen
Rhe Treneugs
England
Robert Peel
Robert
Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. Bancroft
Aggival Oy
M. Leor Roun
M. Ledry Rollin
Sabloniere Hotel
Leicester-Square
France
Spain
Naples
Huncary
Paniutin
Haynau
Bo Schar Kang
Wyes
Vienna
Oldenburg
Constantinope
Porte
Russia
Servia
Latist
Mount
Orio
Sarpisra
Alessandria
Brendlos
United States
Carlyle
Paris Dispatch From Times Correspondent July 3 P.M.
A fragmented telegraph item from New York and Paris notes a Times correspondent reporting under date Friday at 5 P.M. details remain unclear with partial phrases mentioning Lennon and electric telegraph lines.
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Electric Telegraph
New York
Caribe Cal Ai
Lennon
Paris
The
Times
Fulows
Journal Agents Announced for Freeport Subscription Drive
The Journal lists named agents authorized to solicit subscriptions and handle payments in multiple Illinois locales including Mt Carroll Yellow Creek Rockford and Rock Run. Agents cover Cedar Grove Oneco Orangeville and surrounding areas, with various representatives named in the July 26, 1849 issue.
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Gentletien
G. C. Trone
Mt Carroll
Waddam's Grove
J. H. Abrams
Cedar
Pia
L. Mortacvr
F. Donbs
Alida Fe Aftpurns
Yellow Creek
Puttte
Puttte Retrzstt
Reiteell'd Mills
R. Bascocr
Oneco
Dr. Cuttin
Elerey
O. Hi Hazarp
Rock Run
D. W. C. Hicks
Winslow
G. B. Eastwax
Rockford
C M Clay letter and Fox Town affray reviewed
The Maysville Hagle publishes C M Clay's July letter detailing the Fox Town encounter that wounded him and killed his opponent Turner. The piece argues both sides' motives, condemns Clay's use of a knife, and notes the broader political stakes between emancipation advocates and pro slavery candidates.
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C. M
Clay
C. M. Clay
Maysville Hagle
Fox Town
Turner
Mr. Clay
South
Missouri contest shapes state politics with Benton versus Jackson
The St Louis Union notes Governor King and Col Benton align against the Jackson resolutions in Missouri. It predicts a drawn out six month political battle with Benton and state executives on one side and Atcheson and some congress members on the other, promising influential outcomes for the union.
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Missouri
St. Louis Union
Col. Benton
Lexington Journal
Congress
Cass in private life and political loyalties analyzed
Col. Wenn of the New-York Courier & Enquirer visits Detroit and writes on Gen. Cass. He praises Cass as honest and devoted to internal improvements and tariffs, while noting Cass would oppose slavery expansion. The New-York Tribune commentary questions Cass’s integrity, citing letters and conventions. A large fire in Chicago destroys Neely & Lawrence and Rash Gibbs & Co warehouses, with heavy losses and insurance details. Also, Justin Butterfield is named Commissioner of the General Land Office, expected to bring skill and efficiency to the post.
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New-York Courier & Enquirer
Detroit
Genl. Cass
Lewis Cass
Democratic Party
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Gen. Cass
Toto
New-York Tribune
the Tribune
Cass
Nicholson
Chicago
Baltimore
Col. Webb
Eat Webb
Cutcage
Hoot
Agi
Neely & Lawrence
Rash Gibbs & Co
H.R
New-York City
Messcs
Meare, Ray ’ & Co
J. Wadsworth Inc
Insurance. Co
Messrs. R. & G
Ingurance
Raymond, Gibbs & Cy
Chic. Com
Mease
Messra
Emmett & Bastross
Thiewily
Editorial Change at Rock Island Advertiser
Mr Wm Vandever withdraws from editorial charge of the Rock Island Advertiser to be run by F R Bennett and J A Purinton The paper has been well conducted and should sustain usefulness under the new management Also notes Knox College Illinois 1848 49 catalogue with faculty headed by Rev Jonathan Blanchard and counts 339 students across five classes and departments
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Advertiser
A. Dutch
Chicago
Daily Advertiser
Union
Atlantic
Pacific
England
Wales
Russia
Great West
Epironian Cuance
Wm. Vandever
Rock Island
Knox Coxtece
Gaversnurne, Knox Co
Iullynois
Jonathan Blanchard
George W. Gale
Nehemiah H. Lossey
A. M
Innes Grant
Joseph A. Brent
A. B
Henry E. Hitchcock
E A. Churchill
Ilinois Journal
Temperance lecturer Van Waggoner heads west with tent
Mr Van Waggoner, a temperance lecturer, is traveling west with a large tent that can hold 3009 people. He has given talks in Albany and Schenectady to large audiences, around forty thousand attendees across those cities.
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Powankexpar Blacksmiry
van Waggoner
Albany
Schenectady
Appointment of Register at Danville Land Office
Dexter Crary has been appointed Register of the Land Office at Danville in this State, in place of Wm. E. Russell, removed.
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Dexter Crary
Danville
Wm. E. Russell
West Point Examinations and Civil War Echoes in 1828 Class
The text reports on Sons of Temperance No. 5666 officers elected for the term, with names of officers and trustees. It recounts a West Point examination where Gen. Scott viewed cadets in full uniform, praised their steadiness and bearing, and notes a graduation class of 1828-33 with counts of those deceased, in service, or in civilian life, reflecting on past battles and memories. It also mentions the death of a respected lady, murió.
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Kop
Milwaukee
Ceral Scott
New York
Ak Bliss
Taylor
Scott
W.cullumsa
U. S
Tealtain
Florida
Mexico
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