Advance in Breadstufes Sparks Foreign News潮
New York reports an advance in breadstuffs with notable dispatches from Europe. Discussions cover Provisional Government actions, uprisings in Paris, Austrian resignations, and naval movements. Reports describe turmoil in Italy, Prussia, and Brittany, with shifts in currency and public sentiment shaping the international scene.
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Smlon Evi
Polk
Mexico
Woodbury
Gen
T. Willian
Chemeninnianien
Smithstatian Bresistant
May
Wwoker
Washington
Whieaule
Wiike Sam
Wwe
Thin Hulf Million Co
Servier Appoy
Willvmaon
New York
Hie
Mother Bank
The Lancaster Easette Rail Road Referendum Appeal
The piece urges Lancaster County residents to vote on Monday whether to support a railroad that would transport surplus wheat corn pork and other produce. It defends the route and county subscription while rebutting objections and alleged false statements about costs and benefits.
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Newark
Eatute
Calumbunte
Cleveland
Barllo
Araeeten
Balimoret
Canada
Boghod
Horton
Prd
Noetharn
Circlevilly
Circleville
Fairfield
Common Schools of
Lancaster
Were Lancaster
Common Schools
The Apportionment Law and Political Debate
A clipped 19th century article analyzes apportionment disparities showing Fairfield Clinton and J Perry Hocking districts with over and under representation. It argues editors mislead readers about the bill and accuses opponents of deception or ignorance while critiquing British influence and federal policy.
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Clinton
Focofaes
Fairfield
J. Perry
Hocking
Democratic Union
Senate
House
Freedom of Speech and the Press in Transatlantic Debates
A fragmentary discussion from Blavkenrood's Mingse tine on premierial control and press rights in Britain and the United States. It notes tensions over government prerogatives, freedom of inquiry, and the bill of rights protections amid American political discourse. Mention is made of Santa Fe slavery debates and a British railway sabotage case judged with microscope evidence.
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Pedssia
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Pidrala
Rwmidh
Avortlow
Austria
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Melina
Courinrn
England
Taly
Bavaria
Munich
Corcentor
Lulu
Advions
Genoa
Ioraat Advicon
Naplon
Mowina
Batoris
Maochester
Lewis
Tape
Boolian Chareau
Nevilly
Paler
Queso
New Haven
Brighton
Unas
Trefar
Livain
Philippe
Trefort
Atada
Lailing
Reidge
Pack House
Victoria
Pears
Algiers
Colinas
Constitutional Assembly
Hontobeauld
Vielima
Aly Buen
Jacobinivear
D. A. Ronchraps
Robertson
Tno
Jaening
Theodddrosn
Ohio
Olds
Mesars Whitman
Polk, Buchanan, Malas & Co
United States
France
Paris
National Guard
Loulon
Ayst
Lowin Puillione
Aftenge
New York
Newry
Messrs. Rothachild
Oregon
Great Britain
Palle
Locofuce Atunapei
Blavkenrood
British Empire
Jovernaliat
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Weiter
le Clarwe
Polk Ant le
Iulberg
Ragland
Santa Pae
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Suh
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Partie
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Barton
Mensen
Leon Lew
Tata Clonwil
Hindincese
Haris Rinike
Prince de Dota Ville
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Luca
Jnina Hospital
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Overland Express
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el Nuticions
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Las Buquixthin
M. Wi
Dhire Society of Philadelphia
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M. B. Church
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Harvey Ware Avather
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Albany
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Trenton
Prince Lucien Murst
Bordentown
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Interior
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Legni
Westminster
Carullonian
Coach
Haltimore
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Rade
Arch Treat
Mre. R
Noelie
Gavenat. Scott
National Intelligencer
GPA
Ohio State Journal
Columbia Telegraph
Messrs. Zonk & Barnes
Cincinnati
Louisville
Nashville
Tuscumbia
Memphis
O'Reilly
Aind
Canliff
Taf Vale
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