Arrival of the Hibernia and cholera concerns in port
Reports from New York October 3 describe the arrival of the steamer Hibernia at Atenthia crewing with Liverpool news and health alerts. Letters discuss cholera prevention, municipal action, and the need for sanitary measures to protect New York City, urging a board of sanitation and rapid city-wide cleanup.
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Fion Behore
Laver
Hibernia
New York
Atenthia
Liverpool E
Alerm
England
Apointe Orl Chnlore
Ivenverol Loutin
Cumry
Edinburg
Adana
Brien
Winselfram Nik
Sirvinus
Meagher
Cursignac
Tueroux
Paria
Lus
Lienin
Lert Mella
Apm
Viena
Empire
Europe
Vien
Poland
Berlin
Cental
Ciivier
Hambu
Paye Iuil
Geneva
Rodetaky
Albert
Normandy
Spain
Jenne
India
Nur Hod
Calcutta
Texsure
Chirlera
Eamern
Cirien
Marsties
Maleriaut
United States
York
Board of Sanitary
Cimon Council
John
Bowron
M. D
Old Zack 18 Con iection Returns in Ohio and Nearby States
Returns from Ohio and neighboring states show Taylor leading in multiple counties and towns, with large Whig gains in Pennsylvania and Vermont. Boston and New York reports put Taylor ahead while New Jersey Delaware back Taylor, and overall state tallies across Maine Alabama Mississippi Georgia hint at mixed results but suggest Taylor momentum.
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Zaneaville Courier
Scioto Gazette
Ohio
Chalk County
Taylor
Lorain
Luce
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Summit
Greene
Montgomery
Marino
Union
Sevita
Misamis
Champaign
Athens
Pickaway
Ross
Muncingum
Canshan
Portage
Hamilton
Licking
Fairford
Perry
Hoeking
Columbiana
Cass
Pennsylvania
Alleghany County
Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Dauphin
Lebanon
Ol Zeek
Massachusetts
Boston
von Buren
Vermont
New York
Albany
Taylor Haw
Cane
Jn Rensrelner
New York City
Anna
New Jersey
Delaware
Taylor Bie
Maryland
Ho Hanolan Galind
Virginia
Michigan
Thediana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Maine
Alabama
Minnjaippi
Georgia
Teesees
Nhode Island
North Carolina
Indiana
Connecticut
Florida
Louislaus
Tennesse
Lancaster Ohio Polls Then And Now A Quiet Election
Lancaster Ohio reports a quiet election day with strong local interest and deep feeling. The piece notes township vote results with names such as Greenfield Madison Perry and Clearcreek and compares to Pond and Weller while promising a future comparison to the 1944 presidential vote. It mentions unknown Free Soil votes and hints at nationwide significance.
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Basle
Halreekld
Tunsday
Safaran
Taylor Wi
Hocking
Greenfield
Rushervek
Aubuime
Berie
Madison
Perry
Clearcreek
Amanda
Pond
Weller
The Patchwork Chronicle of 1840s Politics and Spectacle
A ragged blend of political squibs, local election notes, and a dramatic Menagerie disaster report marks the issue. The writing frets about Congress and state legislatures while detailing an violent animal show incident where a leopard and tiger bear down on a performer, sparing the queen. It also notes Vermont senate votes, a fire in Memphis, and various sensational tidbits, including a Boy Scout of finance and a rescue tale that ends with donations. The tone imitates a bustling 19th century weekly column, mixing commentary with notices and stray anecdotes.
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Addries V. BR
Patiner, Geners
Ageney
Tribnve
New York
Benats
Perso
Maracer Tampont
Lenpard
Tiger
Newounare
Chuire Willian Collannel Levi H Nilus
Collwmers
Mr. Upham
N.Y. Tribune
Washington City Letter on Olden and Pranks
A Washington City letter describes Dr. Pranks fin as first Pent Munter General in the service, his salary of 1000 dollars from June 16, 1776, and the department’s early staff and records. It notes a dramatic scene with a War Department messenger and a Secretary Marey in London era, referencing cholera and cross Atlantic travel, all in a dated historical tone.
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Pete Lee
Ibn Olden
Iain
Washington City
Interior Department
United States
Dr. Pranks Fin
Prinklly
War Department
Washington
Ion
War Office
Mare Marey
Governor Marey
Roeien
Clurk
al Watt
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