Democratic Nominations Cass and Butler Chosen
The Baltimore Sun reports Gen Lewis Cass as the Democratic presidential nominee with Gen William Butler as vice president after a Denver style convention. The article notes New York abstained and praises Cass for unity, while Butler is praised for military leadership and Senate potential.
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Baltimore Sun
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Convernios
Gee
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Philadelphia
New York Delegates Announced After Quoted Debates
In fragmented notices a New York delegation is described as adjourned and the nominating process is referenced. The text implies shifting support among delegates with unnamed figures in a historic parliamentary style. The readable content mentions a New York origin and a husker delegation context.
More Indian Murders in Oregon Reported
Democratic and political turmoil dominates coverage as debates over President Polk and Federal policies mix with reports from Oregon. The piece attacks opposition tactics, defends Northern laborers, and notes tensions over Mormon settler violence and the 1848 nomination process.
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Oregon
St. Louis
Drug and Grocery Store Opens in Jo cc’s Building
Mess Howars and Saxrogo announce the opening of a drug and grocery store at 9 DRUG AND GROCERY STORE location in Jo cc’s building. Call to visit.
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Saxrogo
Jocc
Laws and Journals Available for Distribution
The Laws and Journals of the last session have been received and are ready for distribution at the Clerk's Office.
Mexico optimism on treaty ratification heard this week
The article notes readers once warned against relying on the Telegraph. belief grows that the treaty will be ratified and peace near. It reports Mormon news and troubles with Oregon Indians near the Great Salt Lake, plus a Whig Convention in Philadelphia and a mortgage on Clay.
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Mezira
Peper Sety
Great Salt Lake
Philadelphia
Town Schools Parade To Sulphur Springs Festivities
The town schools formed a large parade last Thursday to celebrate the end of Mr Waseaues's School summer term. The principal urged social enjoyment and meaningful tokens, with prayers from M B Newman and another speaker, a collation in the grove, and a one hour return procession.
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M. B Newman
Aaven
Geus
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Williama
Debates and remarks on Whig and Democrat loyalties
The piece cites partisan debates on Taylor and slavery, critiques Federalists honesty, mocks the Cincinnati Enquirer stance, and comments on Democratic tactics. It notes New Orleans and Cincinnati perspectives, then shifts to a London Herald excerpt on French political reform and the provisional government.
Oath Controversy in New Assembly and Bible Society Update
A dispute erupts as M Demosthenes Olivier demands an oath of allegiance for new assembly members, opposed by Provisional Government and Justice Minister Cremicua who says the oath is obsolete. The Pennsylvania Bible Society reports 60 000 scriptures circulated yearly with 60 000 Bibles and 41 332 Testaments distributed last year and $31 938.96 receipts. A Democrat club in Mconnellsire Morgan county notes Capwaruapen renouncing Whig ties to join their ranks. A Rochester judge fines a woman $50 for an improper act, Buffalo judge imposing five dollars.
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Tansey
Alon
National Guard
Louis Blanc
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M. Rollin
Bfeach Assembly
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M. Olivier
National Assembly
M. Cremicua
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Universal
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Pennslvania Bible Society
Democrat
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Paris National Assembly Dissolved Amid French Turmoil
May 15 dispatch reports Paris crowds forcing entry into the National Assembly and proclaiming dissolution in their name. Guards disperse the mob as banners fill the Boulevards and the Marseillaise is sung. Ireland sees arrests under sedition laws while trials of O'Brien and Melcher proceed. Veronese battle and minor Spain notes accompany a calm Congress scene.
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National Assembly
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Emewle
Poland
Marseilles
Ireland
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O'Brien
Melcher
Spain
Verona
Plour
England
Stand From Under Officials Bank Robbery Lettering
The Akron State Bank cashier fled with about $5000 in specie amid banking turmoil. Reports note thievery and distrust among lenders. Col G W Morgan of Ohio is governor of Puebla, reflecting shifting political names. Clay’s political fate appears uncertain as Whigs view him unfavorably.
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G. W. Morgan
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Puebla
Philadelphia Agency for Argus Named
Philadelphia agent FE W Carr Sun Buildings corner Third and Dock Street is named as the regular Argus representative for the city.
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W. Carr
Sun Buildings
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Markets Report From New York and Cincinnati Early Dates
It cites several 19th century price figures for flour wheat corn oats pork beef and dairy products in New York and Cincinnati markets. The piece notes accounts from across the country indicating general encouragement in tonnage and trade activity.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ford
Timothy
Counterfeit medicines alarm at Ohio drug store
Notice warns that many fake versions of A. Fohcestock's Veraifuge and other remedies are in circulation. The New Drug Store of HOW RD & SANFORD at the Public Square, Lime, Ohio, urges guards against counterfeit products and lists several imitated items including cough balsams and eye water.
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Fohcestock
Pataburg
Pate
Howrd & Sanford
Te Public Stare
Lime
Ohio
Kenton Republican Editor Marries Marion Native
James Robinson Eng. Erine of the Kenton Republican marries Marion resident Helen Mak Spalding on the 24th in Marion.
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Marion
Ren A. Whiteman
James Robinson Eng
Erine
The
Kenton Republican
Helen Mak Spalding
Obituary of M. Leatherwan Jr in Allen County
The notice reports the death of M. Leatherwan Jr from Jackson township on the 4th inst. He is described as a resident of Town fos with private sale of his estate. The obituary references Allen and neighboring counties, with directions including Lima and Wentheimer road to Wapnuknes, a frame bridge, and a planned fall land sale. Dated Jun 6, 1848, by KR Logan.
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M.chael Leatherwan, Jr
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Allen End
Roeth
Lima
Ceed Freon Lama
Wim Prarie Toms
Jefferson Pike
Wenthiemer
Wapnuknes
Logan
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