Pacific arrival and foreign affairs news from New York
A July 24 dispatch from New York reports the Pacific steamer with four days later news and markets showing cotton and flour declines. It notes Napier withdrawing fleets before Cronstadt, Prussia pressing Austria toward new peace talks, and Austria countermanding troop movements into Wallachia. Also covers Turkish forces on the Danube, Russian losses at Gynegov, and rumors of combined fleets near Cronstadt.
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Arival
Pacific
U. & Steamer
Gara
Napier
Cronstad
Prussia
Austria
England
France
Wallachia
Danubo
Ginegovo
Cronntadt
Bo: Sound
Tuseia
Bozouke
Osten Sacken
Caucasias
Odessa
Pruth
Russia
Russia Ia
Porte
Caspian Sea
Prassis
Cholera and shipping news from Atlantic ports in July
New York reports the Steamer Illinois from Chagres carrying 977,448 in specie, taking on 410 laborers for Panama Railroad, cargo damaged. Prometheus notes Graytown bombarded by Cayenne and set ablaze in Nassau. cholera persists on island. Mexico reports General Alyares alive. ship Catawba sails to Mobile with 29 passengers and cargo including 12,000. 15 cholera cases and 5 deaths at Franklin Hospital in 24 hours. Brooklyn Health logs 16 new cases and 5 deaths.
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New York
Mlinois
Chagres
Kingston
Panama
Buenos Ayres
Franklin
Prometheus
Graytown
Borland
Mexico
General Alyares
Catawba
Mobile
Havana
Franklin Hospital
Brooklyn Board of Health
Lorenzo
Shepard
N. B. Blunt
Cape May
F. Pierce
Rio
Laurel
Del
Geometrit & Man Naminl
Taylor
Prisnetrnts
Republican Nominations in Franks and Tuscarawas Counties
Republican nominations are noted for Poe Fudge of the Syren Caird and Joseph Bk Swan of Franks County, and Jacob Blickensderfer Jr of Tuscarawas County as members of the Rowrél of Public Works.
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Poe Fudge
Syren Caird
Joseph Bk, Swan
Franks County
der Memiber
Rowrél of Public Works
Jacob Blickensderfer, Jr
Tuscarawas County
Secret society banners county election tricks exposed
Citizens of Sanduely County are urged to resist covert schemes by a secret society rumored to influence votes. The piece condemns manipulation, calls for honest candidates, and appeals to vote for an open, integrity driven official without party influence.
Fusion and politics echo in a charged historical plea
Fragmented expressions lament party fusions and political alignments in a battle over democratic ideals. References to Democrats Whigs and fusion for good or evil frame a historical conscience on religious freedom and governance, warning against unions that threaten national unity.
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Parky Elaven
Paris
Leslop
Shay
Ellie
Douglas
Phoren
Kantor
Nebraske
Enothers
Cass
Fragmentary political rhetoric on slavery and union
A garbled 19th century style dialogue praises the Missouri Compromise, defending a past balance on slavery and Union preservation. It references a talking politician, mis-spellings, and a call to vigilance against Democratic shifts, framing the Compromise as a wall against slavery and a beacon of freedom within the Union.
Our Burial Ground Peace Proposal Sparks Town Action
The faded plea asks for a substantial fencing and improvement of the burial ground to protect graves and prevent cattle and boers from entering. Residents urge a meeting with town authority to authorize a substantial fence and proper resting place where the dead may lie in an orderly, peaceful retreat.
The Removal of the Missouri Compromise Wrong
A nationalist editorial denounces the Missouri Compromise repeal as a grave breach of pledged faith. It condemns party fusion with opponents, calls for emigration as a remedy, and urges unified action by friends of freedom to pressure reforms and curb slavery. The piece cites Kansas and Nebraska as warning examples and questions Democratic leadership.
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Hayes
Missouri
Vie
Sanducky
Fat
Ani
I Sonimentigiani
Friends of Freedom
Frog North
Man
Kansas
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Free North
What is to be gained by this agitation in Ohio
The piece argues for political unity to elect pro Missouri Compromise candidates in county and state offices, warning that failure will push Kansas into slave statehood and threaten national unity. It touts candidates Campbell, Harsrigon, Taylor, Mall, Wade, and others, and denounces Disney Olds Green and Shanon as traitors. It also promotes Fremont as a rising town hub on the O and T railroad, urging investment and growth.
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Cork
Court of Common Nent
Sanduely
Amart Yyung Imen
Winn Regartiane
Paris
Swoduaky
Mons Campbell
Hars Rigon
Taylor
Mall
Wade
Gidilings
Kansas
Nebeneka
Board of Public Works
North Bat Stake
Pierce
Cowglossien
Disney
Olds
Green
Shanon
Congress
Kansas Wiil
Missouri
Cuba
Magi
St. Domingo
Porto Rico
Mexico
Amazon
Flisin
Corwin
Ohio
Jones
Connery
Namidl
Jonah Grorgn Hawley
Azette
Mremont
Sandusky
Maumbe
Gok Croghan
Phinson
Indigas
Proctor
Fremont
Potete
Osio
Gazette
Cincinnati
Olio
United States
Hill
Nebraska
Isso
Cutsian
Huldore
Pengloued
Tribeciie
Washington
Horne
Central Committee
Michigan
Indiana
Moindeular Baffle Stirs Readers In Quixotic Paper Tangle
A garbled note from the Moindeular paper in Cleveland complains readers deserve clarity amid references to a game feature, the Post Office, and editors. The babel of phrases hints at editors, publishing costs, and a quirky claim about wealth and influence.
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BFA
Moindeular
Deetein
Frresuil
Cleveland
Evtilor
New Advertisements for Carding and Pulling Machinery
Fragmentary notice set detailing advertisements for machinery linked to Bate and Michael Nigh. Mentions Tubbs and Cane & Brother in road district notices. Text is garbled with names and misprints, preventing full recovery of entities or dates.
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Bate
David Gallagher
Michael Nigh
Dee
Cane & Brother Notiew
Ily
Treaties with Japan and Canada Revealed
The paper notes two important treaties, war with Japan and the agreement with Canadian Provinces, with secrecy removed by the Senate. It praises Commodore Perry and President Fillmore for achieving benefits for the United States and admiration from countrymen.
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Prentice
Japan
Senate
Fillmore
Comodors Perry
United Center
Debated Harbor Appropriation and Political Tensions
A discussion in the Committee of the Whole raised an amendment to increase Cleveland Harbor funding from 811,000 to 20,000, with remarks asserting harbor activity yields over $100,000 in annual customs. The piece rebukes northern political pressure and reflects tensions between Wade, Gray, and rival factions, detailing cholera near river towns, local trials, and public health concerns. The narrative covers Cincinnati crime talk, Fremont and Indians railroad election results, and Ohio convention rhetoric projecting shifts in political power and anti-slavery stances.
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J. Wade
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Harbor
Freix
W Gray
Wwe
Chevelunt Matudeuttr
Myn
Wade
W. Gray
Ian
Congress
Gray
A Sort of Homestead Bill Debate in Senate
The Senate defeated a substitute for the Homestead Bill amid a 4d to 14 vote. The measure aimed to reduce and graduate the price of public lands for homesteaders, offering preemption and entry rights with conditions for applicants. The bill outlined eligibility for free white heads of families, land entry procedures, and price terms, with further provisions on patents and potential effects on land prices and speculation.
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House
Senate
Stenior
Tribune
Mayen
Allen
Badger
Hell
Chast
Dawson
Ene Sendan
Heb
Foote
Illete
Funes
Pratt
Sumner
Wade
Uhen
Muenven
Duwann
Wessenden
Fish
Poot Oilloue
Jones
Pearce
Tockwell
Chase
Ware
Ani
Ho Phaille
Thosanda
Crete
Congress and Public Notices From July Session Items
Congressional reports note the House passed the River and Harbor bill and considered a Fortification bill and a postal service amendment for California Oregon and Washington Territories. Debates touched on immigration health measures and lands for Minnesota. Advices from Texas Galveston health and depredations of Indians are reported. Texas papers cite depredations and lack of force. Critics attack Pugh as a Senate candidate aligned with Southern sectionalism. News from New Orleans and San Francisco reflect national political tensions and internal disputes.
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Congressional
Wasitsores
Senate
Hampshire
Vermont
Wan Tiferrel
Corwin
Ohio
Houston
House
California
Oregon
Washington
Committee On Commerce
U.S
N.Y
Minnesota
Bauritown
Texas
New Orleans
Galveston
Mexicana
New Ounessa
Dorado
Aspinwall
Pissen
Califortia
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Thule
Richmondville Seminary
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Sandusay Mirror
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United States Senate
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