Monty Matters and Black Ton in Early Market Report
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a higher activity at the stock board with general price stability except United States stock, which fell one percent amid dividend doubts. In Mobile, Edward Hall fatally shot Daniel Ellis over peaches, firing buckshot through the heart, then fled and remained at large.
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Philadelphia Ledger
3D Inst
Qir Stock Board
United States
Mobile
Edward Hall
Daniel Ellis
Hall
Mexican papers show little news from Matamoras and Saltillo
New Orleans readers receive Mexican sheets up to June 15 revealing a retail trade monopoly claims by foreigners under a licensing scheme. General Arista offers a general pardon with conditions for exiled leaders, while reports from Reynosa allege extensive illicit trade protected by local officials.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Metamoras
Matamoras
Don Antonio Canales
Morellos
Savacuine
Reynosa
Mexican War Minister reports peace in Tamilipas and Zacatecas
The Minister of War and Marine announces in the Government Journal dated May 24 that peace and tranquillity reigned in Tamilipas on May 11. He adds the President has assurance that Zacatecas is undisturbed as well as Vera Cruz San Louis de Potosi Bulletin.
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Mexico
Government Journal
Department of Tamilipas
Zacatecas
Vera Cruz
San Louis de Potosi
Peru declares war on Bolivia and Pasto rebellion renews
A Panama dated May 29 reports Peru has declared war on Bolivia while the Pasto rebellion in New Granada resurges amid smallpox outbreaks in the Isthmus. Pasto’s uprising followed a 1839 convent suppression decree. Noguera led, was defeated, then pardoned in 1840 with arms surrendered. Details on renewed causes are unclear.
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New-York
Paciric
Panama
Peru
Bolivia
Pasto
New Granada
Times
Payta
Buenaventura
Noguera
Foutehlof July 64th Anniversary Celebrated With Parade
The town marked the sixty fourth anniversary with a large turnout from nearby districts. A 13 gun salute at sunrise opened events. citizens paraded to the Methodist Church where Rev Williams delivered a patriotic prayer and J B Anderson read the Declaration of Independence. Mr Bros H Wilson delivered a concise but rousing speech praised by many as brief yet bold. Festivities ended without incident.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Williams
J. B. Anderson
Bros. H. Wilson
Wilson
Independent Treasury bill celebrated as landmark
The article hails passage of the Independent Treasury bill as a landmark move. It argues the law severs government from banks, freeing Uncle Sam to act independently, and warns against overbanking, urging states to manage their own affairs and curb speculative finance. It praises sound banks and criticizes stock jobbers and landholders.
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tMrose
l _ Brose
Opposition to a United States Bank in Early Economic Debate
A historical letter argues against a national bank favoring state controlled exchange. It claims exchange should be local to each state, warning a Bank of the United States would depress farmer prices, raise costs, and hurt commerce. The speaker condemns speculation and urges currency and trade to stay within states, citing effects on cotton and rice prices.
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United States Bank
New York
Charleston
North
United States
Bank of the United States
Anniversary Gathering Honors Harmony and Governor Choice
Citizens gathered at the Masonic Hall for a July 4 observance with toasts and speeches. D L McKay urged reelection of Gov Van Buren, praising his intelligence and duty, while discussions on state policy stressed education, state governance, and the need for faithful leaders like John P. Titchardson.
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Congress
Washington
van Buren
Federal Republic
Forthy
Noble
John P. Titchardson
Altho
S.C
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