Continental Europe in unsettled war news from Hungary
The article surveys European power shifts amid Hungarian fighting, Russia's advances, and British and French reluctance to curb Russia. It notes the French Assembly's socialist tension, Rome's republic facing external threats, German unification efforts via the Frankfurt Parliament, and ongoing Austrian war efforts with Radetsky and Paskayenteh shaping command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campara
Europe
Hungary
Germany
Rome
Russia
Nicronas
England
France
Leorv Roxay
Ireland
Mazzini
Frankfurt
Baden
Wurtemburg
Rhenigh
Bavaria
Hanover
Saxony
Prussia
Austria
Lungary
Buda
Walden
Haynaize
Paskyaenteh
Hayman
Venice
Marshall Radetsky
Sardinia
Arrival of the Liberna and North Star Arctic voyage
The Liberna arrives at Granville Point after delay. Halifax reports the Hiberna reached Burton and the voyage resumes. London notes on Canada, France, Prussia, and Franklin search. North Star vessel prepared for Arctic expedition with 500 ton burden, crews of forty, and extensive cold-weather gear and ice handling equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Point
Hiberna
Halifax
Burton
Estan
Cays
Cladstone
Canada
Lordd
Russell
John Franklin
Prussia
France
M. Oublin
Department of the Interior
ML. Tocqueville
Lairs
M. Laquimais
Paris
Nessige
Legislative Assembly
M. Lessips
Kane
Sime
Oudi
Maybach
Joux Franklis
London
North Star
Arctic
J. Franklin
Strombolio
Admiralty
Loether
Sheerness
John Saunders
Lippard withdraws support from Gene Saylor
George Lippard of Philadelphia writes a letter withdrawing his support for Gene Saylor. The move is described as timely and considerate, noting Lippard’s earlier embarrassments during the campaign as things to be overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lippard
Philadelphia
Gene Saylor
Lippard
Albany Evening Journal
California gold brings fifty thousand dollars to Philadelphia
The Minis Journal Springfield reports the railroad from Philadelphia to California is nearly complete, with trains expected to run the entire line within eight miles of the city by the 24th of next month. Reverend Walton Colton, arriving in Philadelphia from California, brings gold totaling fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Colton
Philadelphia
California
Minis Journal
Springfield
Journal Agent List for Freeport Readers 1649
The Journal announces authorized agents to solicit subscriptions and handle revenue in multiple towns. Named representatives include Lee G. C. Tuore Mt Carroll Petts Wal dam s Grove J A Appasts Cedar Creeks Mills and others across Rockford Winslow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee G. C. Tuore
Mt. Carroll Petts Massve Waldam’s Grove
J. A. ‘Appasts
Cedar Creeks Mills
F. Donos
Alida
TJ. Asonaws
Yellow Creek
Puaniar Ruvrars
Reitzgll’s Mills
R. Bancock
Onéco
Dr. Cutten
Blerbys
0. H. Hazann
Rock Run
D. W. C. Hicks
Winslow
G. B. Eastatax
Rockford
Death of James K Polk Telegraphed Last Of President
News wires report the death of former U S president James K Polk at Nashville on the 13th, due to chronic diarrhoea worsened by the strain of his duties. The notice notes Polk’s place in history despite political differences and speaks of his enduring memory in American hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Polk
United States
Nashville
Partics
Artesian wells could supply healthful water for Waukegan
The article urges deploying scientific drilling to locate artesian wells to yield pure water for villages and farms. It explains rising and spouting waters, calls for geological surveys, cites Venice and Fond du Lac examples, and estimates yields from 100 to 1,728,000 gallons daily. It notes costs around $1 per foot and $60–$100 for apparatus, praising Waukegan's prospects and showing local trade data and a new wood engraving of Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Venice
Adriatic Sea
Fond du Lac
Ilinois
Public Attraction Plan Sparks Civic Debate
A fragmented excerpt questions improving urban appeal beyond public fountains and private residences. It suggests inviting a citizen to take up the topic, adding that further remarks will be deferred for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Rumored Appointment of Justin But Terfield as GLO Commissioner
A period article questions the rumored selection of Justin But Terfield as Commissioner of the General Land Office. It laments waning Fourth of July observance in Freeport and outlines a proposed celebration with gun salutes, parade, reading of the declaration, an oration, a large table, and toasts, pledging no drinks and pure water, with emphasis on patriotism and orderly festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Butterfield
General Land Office
Woon
The
Republic
Atlantic
Pacific
Freeport
Censon
Jandléggi
Temrenand Barrie Axe cuts into rum interests in Chicago
The first and second numbers of the Temrenand Barrie Axe edited and published by C. J. Sellon and D. D. Driscoll in Chicago are described as fair sized and well printed, with the work sharp in challenging rum sellers and drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temrenand Barrie Axe
C.J. Sellon
D. D. Driscoll
Chicago
The Orvogen Bucket Publication in Racine Wisconsin
The Orvogen Bucket devoted to temperance causes in Racine Wisconsin from Bliss & Rounds and edited by A C Barry shows strong mechanical quality and editorial work. The note wishes publishers success and speaks as friends and fellow apprentice 8 P Rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wisconsin
Bliss & Rounds
A.C. Barry
8. P. Rounds
Sanrai's Magazine July Issue Praised For Style
Sanrai's Magazine for July arrives with praised typography and artistry. The edition is noted for high quality tales and engaging articles, making it a pleasing and valuable companion for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanrai
Back Home Again Californias Boys Return to Pacific
This week the Pacific team welcomed back its early season starters from California who had endured a long journey and now are set to contribute again. The group faced a demanding schedule but returned ready to compete on home turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaim
Californias Boys
Pacific
Endveyeo Dubbous
Proscription and proSlavery politics under 19th century editors
The New York Tribune questions Locofoco editors on how to end postmaster reshuffles and proscription without perpetuating spoils. It notes unaddressed queries about governing principles, while Democratic Mississippi convention resolutions praise Polk and oppose Wilmot Proviso, reflecting party divides in 1840s rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
Locofoco
Aylor
Tey
Taylor
Trenton Gazette
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Polk
Wilmot
Oregon
Augusta Sentinel
Paris election shocks royalists and Bonapartists
The Paris result shown six o'clock proves republican momentum and progress support, omitting President figures and monarchists. Ten new members are labeled Socialists though chosen for broader reform aims. Memphis Iowa storm damage notes, Ireland death of Maria Edgeworth, New Orleans crevasse easing, and cholera death in Brouls after May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Commercial Advertiser
Louis Bonaparte
Fauchers
Dupins
Barrots
Taschereaus
France
Murat
Bonaparte
Republic
United States
Thiers
Montalembert
Larchejaquelin
Bugeaud
Murder at Penirte La Crom Wisconsin described with axe murder
Franklin reports a murder at Priing La Crosse Wisconsin where Cameron killed Allen with an axe after a dispute over a raft. Allen refused to surrender his raft, Cameron struck him fatally, then wounded a bystander. Deputy Snow arrested the murderer. Also noted are a college presidency invitation for Rev Albert Barnes, incendiary theories on several fires, and obituaries for Samuel H. Davis and Cassius M Clay discussed in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penirte la Crom
Franklin
A. Mutther
Allen
Cameron
Snow
Homer
Galena
Insolvency remarks and education ventures in New Jersey
Bar Bishop Doaxe of New Jersey issues a statement on his recent insolvency linked to his venture for Christian Education. He outlines two institutions for the instruction of boys and girls at Burlington, New Jersey, and claims he can discharge all obligations. The rest discusses French Assembly votes, Venezuela flight, and various brief notices and anecdotes from different locales.
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Doaxe
New Jersey
Burlington
Newsey
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Maria Edgeworth
Edgeworthtown
County of Longford
New Oriana
New Orleans
C. Jacobi
Haq
Brouls
Albert Barnes
Philadelph
Presidency
Beloit College
St. Louis
Samuel H. Davis
Peoria
Chk
H.K. David
Thurlow
Weed
Vil L. Stone
Pape
Cassius M. Clay
C. M. Chy
Madixe Co
Turner
Clay
M. Durin
Limorcigre
Boston
Montazas
Venezuela
Worcesteh
Sacobh
Fee
Indiana
Ohio
Grand
Indianapolis
Pe ' Aker
Pt Beg Naga
Terre Haut
Faapoli
New-York
Ivish
Gogjelles
New York
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