Pacific arrival four days later news from New York
Arival of the Pacific brings four days later news from New York July 24. Reports show light cotton advance and wheat and flour declines. Russia actions in Europe, Danube cross by Turks, battles and casualties. Napier retreats from Cronstadt. Austria pressed toward peace talks. Prussia declares against aggression. Cholera outbreaks in St Petersburg. Spain quiet at Madrid. Cuban purchase proposal noted. News from various fronts and markets across Europe and Asia Minor.
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England
France
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Russia
Osten Sacken
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Odessa
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Madrid
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Ofurika
Danube River
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Prince Gortchakoff
Bucharest
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United States
Cuba
Liverroot
Record of Atlantic Steamers and Cholera News
New York reports the Steamer Illinois arriving with mails and 977,448 in specie, taking 410 laborers for the Panama Railroad, cholera ongoing in the island, and cargo damaged half. Prometheus notes Cayenne bombardment at Graytown, no fatalities, and rebellion tensions. Mexico reports General Alvarez alive. Catawba sails to Mobile with 29 passengers and $12,000 in gold. cholera cases and hospital deaths rise. Additional items include Lorenzo B. Shepard named District Attorney, $1.5 million in gold dust shipping, and various local incidents, diseases, and stock-market dullness.
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Mexico
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Mobile
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Lorenzo B. Shepard
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Rio
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Del
Wro. Tastor
Piapetrura
Shannew
Republican Nominations Names in Ohio Board Race
Republican nominations list Joseph Br Swan of Franklin County for Supreme Court foe judge and Jacob Blickensderfer Jr of Tuscarawas County for Member of the Board of Public Works in the Franklin and Tuscarawas County contests.
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Jacob Blickensderfer, Jr
Tuscarawas County
County Officers Election Call From Sanctuary County
Citizens are urged to consider county offices including Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, County Treasurer, Commissioner, and Infirmary Livingston. A secret society warns voters to beware manipulative politicians and to demand open, plain campaigns supporting honest, well qualified candidates regardless of party.
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Kullax Cnd
Nebraska
Fusion Debate on Party Alignments Across History
A rhetorical defense of political fusion among groups aligned against slavery, praising unions that supported the nation and liberty while condemning fusions with the Slaveocracy and religious factions. The speaker cites 1843 and 1852 as contrasts and warns against political religion over religious liberty.
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Mexry
Democratic Party
Huntug
Smart Idea Proposes Repeal of Missouri Compromise
A charged speech argues that repealing the Missouri Compromise would abolish slavery and extend freedom. The speaker, hailed for his wit, cites the Founders and a partisan shift, condemning Southern Whiggery and Democratic pretensions while urging administration policy favoring liberty.
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Douglas
Vieree
Desperate State of Onur Burial Ground Fence
A local letter laments the dilapidated and broken fence at Onur Burial Ground. It notes cattle horses and swine roam freely and portions of the south side are prostrated. The writer urges town authorities to erect a sturdy fence this summer to protect the resting places and honor the dead.
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Onur
Fractured Debate on Missouri Compromise and Emigration
A Sandusky Democrat fragment laments the Missouri Compromise repeal as a grave political mistake and calls for united free-state action. It urges emigration and public pressure to oppose slavery expansion, condemning fusion with pro slavery forces and urging voters to punish leaders who betrayed freedom. The piece pressures readers to mobilize voices across hamlets and states to uphold anti slave expansion.
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Noreion
Ione Fusion Friends
Sandusky
Democratic Party
Friends of Freedom
White House
Free States
Kansas
Nebraska
Free North
Agitation in Sandusky County contrasts on Missouri Compromise
A Republican era plea argues that electing honest, anti slaveholding officials will restore the Missouri Compromise and secure the state’s finances. It warns that unity is essential to prevent Kansas from becoming a slave state, keep public funds from robbers, and avoid national bankruptcy, while praising leaders who oppose the Pierce and Douglasites and uphold liberty. Fremont booster notes praise city’s strategic rail links and growth potential, inviting the Gazette to visit.
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Fremont
Sandusky
Chitinnati Gazette
Mr. Gazette
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Western Reserve
Maumee Turnpike
Great West
Indiana
Oho
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Gazette
Plaindealer Memoir of a Bygone Paper
Fragmentary note recalls a 1850 era paper named H Bravery in doctrine a free democratic journal. It mentions editor How to be rich and a cautious stance toward subscription efforts with hostile remarks about a brother porter.
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Pierce
Advertisements Note 8a David Gallagher Adminitentrix Entry
Classified notices announce appointments for Br Tubbs and the Road District section. Items include carding and pulling machinery by suppliers such as Anguat Appointments and Soldiery Hardware. Names appear with notices for field cans and related goods.
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David Gallagher
Michael Nigh
Soldiery Hardware
Cansfield & Brother Noties
Treaties With Japan and Canada Stir Public Curiosity
In our paper the secrecy injunctions on treaties with the Empire of Japan and Canadian Provinces remain. Senatorial action kept details from the press, leaving county residents puzzled about how these papers reached public view. Commodore Perry earns praise for naval gains attributed to Fillmore era.
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Comodore Perry
United States
Fremond Indiana Rail Road Elects New Board
At an annual election held on the 25th inst the following were chosen as Directors La Q Rawson Fremont James Moores Fremont Charles W Foster Findley Squire Carlin Findley D J Cory Findley Benjamin Metonis Lima Wm Sawyer St Mary's The board also reappointed officers La Q Rowson President Wilson Vance Treasurer S Mudbury Chief Engineer A J Hale Secretary Win H H Clark City Sexton Interments for three months ending July 14 totaled thirty five with six children. Report discusses cholera rumors and questions about mortality data and burial records.
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la Q Rawson
Fremont
James Moores
Charles W. Foster
Foster
Squire Carlin
Findley
D. J. Cory
Benj. Metonis
Lima
Wm. Sawyer
St Mary‘s
la Q Rowson
Wilson Vance
Win H H. Clark
Adale S ix
Sandusky Hegister
Speaking Out on Harbor Appropriation and Politics
A Cleveland harbor funding dispute surfaces as Hon Wade pushes to raise the appropriation from 19000 to 25000 amid accusations of slaveocracy and abolitionist bias. The piece also reports on cholera cases, deaths in Perrysburg and Clyde, and a Cincinnati judge Flinn incident with Judge Warren, plus Ohio convention news and broader political reform rhetoric.
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Wade
Cuyahoga Dis
Cleveland Harbor
Bone Dam
Perate
J. W.gray
Bok
Cleveland Main Dealer
Cayhoga
Sliveocracy
Congress
J. W. Gray
Gray
Scexs
Jake Flinn
Cincinnati Criminal Court
Newt
Cincinnati Gasette
War
Flinn
Warren
Clark
Rove
Congron
Homestead Bill debate and proposed land selling terms
A fragmented report covers the Homestead Bill passage in the Senate and House, detailing a plan to allow twenty one year olds to claim quarter sections of public lands for a set price, with five years to obtain a patent. It notes racial exclusions, impacts on land prices, and mentions a substitute "Graduation Pre emption" bill. It also references political maneuvering and local mentions of editors and officials.
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Hunter
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Badger
Bell
Chase
Dawso
Senden
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Gillette
Jones
Tent
Pratt
Sumner
Wade
Congress in session debates bills and vacancies
Congress discusses district creation and port entry bills, passes harbor and riser measures with amendments, and considers postal service provisions for California and Washington Territories. A preamble on Senate vacancies from New Hampshire and Vermont is sent to the judiciary committee while calls to reconsider Fortification bill votes are noted. Texas reports and Gulf airmails, with depredations by Indians and Mexican aid, fill New Orleans dispatches.
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Galveston
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Aspinwall Warly
Noted jury decision clears respondent of all charges
The report states the sealed jury section has been reached in the case, with the respondent of the New York xpress allegedly receiving 987,000 and being freed from all charges. It claims the matter is settled and concluded.
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