Red River Half-Breeds Seek U S Settlement
The Minnesota Register describes Red River Half-breeds as mixed heritage hunters from Hudson Bay Company territory who wish to settle within the United States. They number four to five hundred at each annual buffalo hunt, using 1,000 to 1,200 carts, with women and children driving and provisioning pemican for Hudson Bay trade. The article notes strong frontier defenses and evokes potential migration to Pumpina on the American side, while the Red River British settlement near Fort Gary is about five thousand strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Saint Paul's
United States
Hudson Bay Company
Pumpina
Fort Gary
From the Frozen North Ayre’s expedition to Red Lake and Ojibway life
Mr Ayre reports from Red Lake region about Ojibway agriculture and fishing. He notes population, corn and potato harvests, river networks feeding Red River, hunting and trading patterns, and the impact of agents in reducing whisky traffic. The account details harsh winters, forest types, and travel by sled or dogs, with plans to return to St Paul and bring supplies and oxen.
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Mr. Ayre
St. Paul
Red Lake
Red River
Otter Tail River
Merrimac
Lowell
Rice
Pletcher
Winnebagoes
Crow Wing
Esquimaux
Ayre
Redlake
Selkirk
Minesota
Cholera remedies and grim deaths in Tennessee tales
A collection of mid 1800s notices and anecdotes describes lime methods from 1832 to curb cholera across Tennessee towns, plus vivid death scenes and gossip items. It notes lime at doors, gutters, and premises, then recounts deaths and sensational anecdotes, including a hotel keeper's fatal gin binge and satirical quips about public figures and literature.
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New Orleans
Middle Tennessee
Nashville
Columbia
Jevery House
Franklin
Pulaski
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Tue Devxkane
Lowell
Liviar Molessener
Fitchburg
Reforms for Fair Representation in Ohio's Constitution
The piece argues for single district representation to end political gaming in Ohio state elections. It recalls past gerrymandering by Locofocos, cites 1836 40 and 1843 44 abuses, and urges adoption of single districts for both state and federal elections to reflect the people rather than geographic manipulation.
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Ohio
General Assembly
U.S
Vance
Gen
Harrison
Locofaco
William Allen
U.S. Senate
Corwin
Sorofocos
Senate
House
Congress
Western Reserve
Hamilton County
Locofocos
Locofoco
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cholera Epidemic Report Reaches Major Cities
A cholera surge is reported across multiple cities with 31 cases and 4 deaths in Cincinnati, 17 deaths in St Louis, 60 cases and 10 deaths in New York, 40 new cases and 19 deaths on the sixth, 25 cases with 11 deaths in Boston, and three deaths in Philadelphia. The disease worsens near the New Orleans crevasse and appears to rise nationwide. A letter from Independence Missouri notes gloom, migration upheaval, and cholera ravages among emigrants, including ponies, with more than 4 000 deaths near the Rio Grande amid a 20 000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
Independence
Rio Grande
Flood Struggles Hit New Orleans Citywide Inundation
The area above New Orleans is overwhelmed by a deep rapid flood as crevasses fail and levees prove inadequate. Water fills streets into a lakelike second municipality with watercraft everywhere, while cemeteries overflow and residents cope with one-story tenements lifted by flood. The Delta reports warn of dangerous reptiles in homes and urge vigilance, with high water remaining unchecked and ground marshy along the Mississippi.
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New
Tnos
Mississippi
New Orleans
N. O. Delta
Atlas Creek
N. O
Riets
Locofocoism and mobs ignite partisan fever across states
The piece critiques Locofoco press sympathy for riots, detailing a New York City melee over a stage performer and a military response. It cites a Rhode Island rebellion, an Ohio conspiracy, and a New York net, with the Columbus Statesman vilifying City authorities and condemning Mayor Woodhull. The official jury found authorities acted in self defense after mobs wounded 72, with total casualties 48.
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Locofoco
Empire Club of
New York
Locofoco Society
Locoloco
Ohio
Columbus Statesman
Tre Horn
Munpen
Nwfy
Woodhull
Diplomatic Favors and Salaries At Issue In Dispatches
Washington correspondent claims Hannegan will resign his mission to Bertin to avoid recall after pocketing a nine thousand dollar outfit and other pay. Major Donelson to earn about thirty six thousand dollars yearly abroad with outfits and transfers. Consuls abroad receive varied salaries, Liverpool the largest at nine thousand six hundred thirty five. Reform urged in diplomatic salaries outfits and travel. Also notices praising Miss Metis Victoria Fuller and sister poets from Banducky City.
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Potomac
Washington
Baltimore Patriot
Hannegan
Bertin
Polk
N. ¥. Tribune
Thomas G. Clemson
J.C. Calhoun
Belgium
Tribune
Liverpool
London
Rio
Havena
Glasgow
St. Thomas
Sandwich Islands
Congress
Sybil
Metis Victoria Fuller
Banducky City
Metia
Frances A. Fuller
Morris
Willi
Noone
Edith Mey
Geag
Pieedingy
Kate
European upheaval and French Republics in revolt
Reports from Europe recount French Assembly censuring the Rome expedition by 328 to 241 while the people show republican support in elections. Hungarian victories against Russians, with 20 000 muskets and 10 batteries captured. Russia’s emperor recognizes the French Republic and pledges intervention in Austria and Hungary. Proclamations claim Hungarians defeated Russians. Vienna fortifications rise as conflict looms. Meantime Meyers Ketter & Co advertise and James Kelley & Co note a return of Mr. Kelley to Cleveland.
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Europe
Niagare Ged
Hes
Despot
General Assembly
France
Rome
Paris
Germany
Hungary
Papal
Roman Republic
Offen
Europa
Russia
Austia
Cavaignac
Seine
Toine
Bonaparte
Abbe Chatel
M. Rothschild
Frankfort
Cracow
Kossuth
Vienna
Fire at Lower Sandusky destroys property
A destructive fire struck Lower Sandusky on Thursday last causing an estimated loss of 12000 to 18000 dollars. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the blaze.
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Cleveland
Barney & Wansna
Lower Sandusky
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Mexico
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Vera Cruz
George Liprary
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Blackguard
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Morse
Riley
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Huron Reflector
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Norwalk
Political Camblig
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Kelley
Nauvoo
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Carbet
Gerant
Republic
America
W. Eer
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Liverpool News
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Summit Beacon
Sterling Whig
Trisnaes
Summit
Wilson & Co
Jonathan
Spruce Street
N.Y
Courier and Inquirer
Darley
Kafepets
N. F. Herald
Taylor
N. Aster
Cincininati
H. G
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Deate
Gatxxs
Gaines
Jane
Florida
la Plata
Humphrey Marshall
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