Arrival of the Acadia and icebound President news
The Acadia arrived at the Cunard wharf after a 13 and a half day crossing from Liverpool with good weather and one iceberg sighted. The President had not arrived, and scant tidings suggested she struck an iceberg and foundered. Reports from St Pierre and Cork recount a captain and crew rescued while many others were lost.
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Syria
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Toulonnais Election and Algiers Massacres Report
The report notes Espíero chosen as Regant on the ninth instant by the Toulonnais and mentions fresh massacres carried out by Arabs near Algiers.
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Toulonnais
Algiers
Soldier's blunt speech spurs pot theft tale at Fort Pierce
A tale from Wildcat's interview with Major Childs at Fort Pierce recounts a sharp exchange over a pot once owned by the Major. He argues that taking from a squaw was unwarriorlike, insisting the pot be returned, and the pot ends up with the old woman who delights in its return.
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Wild Cate
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Fort Pierce
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General Jackson Defends Prayer as Camp Noise
Anecdote from the United States Gazette recounts General Jackson hearing a soldier complain about a noisy tent. The General asks what they are doing and learns they are praying now but had been singing. He notes war articles punish unusual noises and condemns prayer as an unusual noise in camp.
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United States Gazette
Chapman Yates
H. Laselle
Logansport
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Plough On New Principle Cuts Two Furrows At Once
Joseph Herbert of Croscanonby builds a double furrow plough and tests it at Allerby Hall on October 24. The machine is light and easy for three horses and may soon be operable by two horses with minor tweaks, promising savings for farmers and agricultural improvement promoters.
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Allerby Hall
Carlisle
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Orld
Frash Hops Shown At CER Ric e Store
A note indicates a few pounds of Frash hops are available at the Store of CER & RICE. The listing emphasizes the product and location for buyers.
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CER &Rice
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