Arrival of the Batile and late European news mix
The report details mixed weather and market notes in New York with prices for grain and meat. It covers Allied movements near Bucharest, Turkish retreat rumors, and naval actions around Varna, plus cholera shifts in Madrid and financial headlines from London and Bombay.
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Europe
New York
Wien
Boratopal
Turirea Turkiel
Cyclops
Aoine
Brhish
Bucharest
Busco
Danube
Omer Pacha
Wallachia
Aland Island
Omar Pacha
Burcharest
Fury
Sein
Maprni
Vaing
Sra
Madrid
Christiana
Barcelona
Ewotarn
Bombay
Arya
Rochen
Borneo
Sumatra
Varna
Constantine
Cronstadt
Gallatin
Denmark
Aezasonia
Said Pasha
Perenanonon
Republican Convention Nomination in Fremont District
Jacob Blickensderper Jr of Tasarawas County reports a Republican Judicial Convention to select delegates for the Fourth Judicial District including Evie, Hurro n, Biardusky, Ovtewa and Lar Yo tuoad. The convention will meet at Fremont on Thursday, Sept next to nominate a candidate for additional Judge in the district.
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Fmt
Comlex
Evie
Hurron
Biardusky
Ovtewa
Lar Yo
Tomnehipa
Laue
Wach Town
Fremont
Thuretay
Lvwtelook
GT. Stewant
Jory G. Poor
F. A. Witpatax
Eam
Bitt
Ww. Bane
J. T. Moaa
T. C. Mckwes
S. P. Beeumaan
Noy Evenery
Chuice
Hamilton County
Ama AN
Literary Association
Stephen Buckland
Hucklan
Ehnir
Jas. Mitchell
Homer Everey
Heinter
G. G. Haynes
J. Mitchell
Ff P. Finefrock
Geo
G. G. Haynas
Jacob Roth
Lower
Sandusky
B. J. Bartlett
C.J. Orton
J. B. Price
Aeroload
Buckland
Democrat and Journal
Can
Das. Mrronwat
Weather and river trade shift amid droughts and political talk
The drought leaves wells and cisterns ruined while the Sandusky River remains navigable and busy for trade. Delegates from Kielland Mor row Huron and Erie meet at Shelly Richland Co to back Jon Straway for Congress. The Ohio Journal lauds Sherman as capable and urges strong support to elect him, arguing the district will rally for reform.
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Enquirer
Democratic Corigin
bin Retinsens
Erie
Phil Weaver
Hedin
Poe
Rvenrelin
Todd Divohman
Heemelin
Reevelin
Nin
Reg
Dr.Frien
Congress
Roemelin
Cooper
Roenelin
Sandusky
Coupele
Fremont
Kielland
Morrow
Huron
Shelly, Richland Co
Jon Straway
Obland Courty
Sherman
Ohio State Journal
Sietat
Chia
Atetter
Kansas
Nebraska
Regdam
Shennan
Whig Convention Adopts Planks On Liberty Slavery and Union
The Whig convention on Wednesday gathered delegates from county towns. The Hon Piwnktin Doster was chosen moderator and delivered a lengthy address. Emory Waitiburn led a strong vote for Fevelootlet. other officers included Willem O Monkert as Governor and Li tonagt as Lieutenant Governor. The platform rejects compromises with slavery, endorses the founding framework, condemns the Nebraska Act, favors free northern emigration, and pledges to restore the present administration’s reform agenda.
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Tamilton County
Ky Thue
Harawninus
Miamias
Hamilton County
Charles Reemelin
Miami
Gid
ML Ayers
Christ
Fie
KE. Pugh
Pugh
Bullimore
Reemelin
Wimaelfo German
Chav
Hag
Green Township
Democrata
Werewely
Maeatet Wilyite Cote
Masancheeetta
Piwnktin Doster
Gorinril
Emory Waitiburn
Willem O
Monkert
Ranslutiong
Atveng
Maine
Nomora Aleve
Uncountitationasl Banl Debt Case Sparks Public Outcry
The piece argues a bank dispute over county treasury funds, claiming $20,000 misappropriated plus interest. It condemns state actors and officials, accuses constitutional violations, and warns taxpayers face renewed taxes and interest costs. It questions political demagoguery and values.
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Io Norielig
Genta Bank
Treaeury
United States
Political shifts reflect a 19th century party realignment
The report notes rising majorities for Grimes and Torrington amid a Whig gains shift. It suggests party changes in town tied to opposition to the supposed Mixcuri compromise, with white and Democratic cooperation seen against slavery extension.
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Chicago Tribune
Gongrees
Thorrington
Semstond
Thorsineton
Pierce
Grimes
Torrington
Clark
The mockery of naturalization in The Dayton Empire
The Dayton Empire questions what Ren Belin means by the phrase mockery of naturalization and notes its rhetorical use in denouncing American status as a political weapon. The piece contrasts this with reports on Democratic sympathy shifts, Nebraska delegation dynamics, fusion rhetoric, and press statistics across states.
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Dayton Empire
Reznilin “le Mot
Empire
Indiana
Ind
Ree Dem
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the Journal
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Jacob Blickensderper, Jr
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