Political quarrel over party paper and lawman case
The Enquirer faces Democratic party critique over double dealing and southern policy. Deputy Marshal Tyler kills a Canadian seized vessel, then is indicted in U S court. President aligned, Canada tensions rise as justice plays catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinema Rnquirer
Kentucky
Territorias
Tia Enquirer
Louisville “Courier
Wditor
Wilmot
Enquirer
Olio
Hay
Citcher Tc
Nebraska
Ohio
Hiv
Maretnad ‘Tyler Ourrwaters
Marshal Tyler
Michigan
Ilegally
Concord
Cleveland
Sarina
Canada
Capwin
Wyler
United States District Court
Couvee
U. S
Benett
Washington
Ban
Buyleud
Sudge
Fitzhugh
Wilson
Fivahuch
Brelanan
Sam
Supreme Court of
Territory
EQ. Fizhagh
Cie Souk
Appointment of Commissioner Reflects Popular Will Concept
A fragment discusses the administration's stance on appointing a Commissioner of Parence by the President, arguing appointments should reflect the will of the people. It critiques federal officials and likens them to figures detached from popular consent, urging alignment with public choice.
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Greg Tsheotalel
Eliat
John
Davis
Crowley & Davis
Prompines
BA Ventnors
Murder and Political Turmoil in 1860 Era News
A chaotic 1860s-era column reports a brutal murder amid insanity near Troy New York, along with reflections on slave trade, political conventions, and the St. Louis era election frauds. It notes Senator Charles Sumner’s murder attempt, proposes GOP candidate Gilmore for Lieutenant Governor, and discusses Grand Juries abolition debates.
Fragmented text on European geography and history
The passage outlines regions of Italy including Lombardy Venice and Sardinia with their areas and populations, describes Austrian control and Napoleonic changes, and sketches the Italian peninsula's political divisions and notable cities. It references topography, rivers, and historical events affecting Italy and surrounding realms.
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Babylon
London
Rune
Gnu
Vernon
Laty 18
Wie
France
Austin
Sicily
Costian Alps
Cerea di
Q.tranto
Adriane and
Lonian Sea
Mediterranean
Funes
Linnacur
Alps
Nimis
Switzerland
Ticino
Gripuns
Grigum
Vailnis
Austeiny Junly
Tyrol
Lontrirdy
Venice
Istria
Tyreat
Copsica
Jish Daly
Malis Islands
Heaven
Ely
Milan
Kingdom of
Sardinia
Lurin
Sif
Annia
Ciy
Naples
Rome
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Lucca
Tuscany
Florence
Duehy
Parma
Capial City
Pare
Moena
Gicy
Modena
Republic of San Marino
Capial civ
San Marino
Principality of Monaco
Cagnileivy
Mone
Italy
Switerland
Germany
Lombardy
Austria
Uealy
Gallia
Hiartin
Link
Napolent
Thas Ferroe
Adarine Vanobardy
Viet
Maguiirt
Hamad
Hiebentettel
Mihin
Bersame
Brescia
Como
Guta
Lei
Maweun
Magie
Senin
Belitius
Revigag Drevin
Cie
Yeni
Verona
Viewnna
Blu
Nisin
Hove
Austins
Marcel
Lacy iv
Maud
Mississippi Flood Damages Widespread Across Lower Mississippi
A correspondent reports extensive overflow along the Lower Mississippi from Baton Rouge to Vicksburg. Many plantations are underwater or partially productive, with Crevassees inundating areas near New Carthage and Grand Gulf. Numerous estates and fields, including 610 and 1,200 acre tracts, experience losses. cotton, crops, and crops are submerged. Also noted are obituaries of Professor Olmsted and letters on Kansas politics and education practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Vicksburg
Iandale
Serpage
New Cartidge
Doshun James
Hsak
My.d. Maden
Seavon
Culuole
Conan
Joh Perkins, Jr
Grand Gulf
Clairborme County
Mica
Haiti
Warren County
Miss
Joseph Davis
Jett. Davis
Palmyra
Tssequens County
Eyover
Natchez
de Ofrates Denison Olmeted
Yale College
Olmsted
Elois
Dwight
University of North Carolina
Meniurion
New Haven
Pryteor
North Carolina
York Square
Karups
Free Negroes Sail From New Orleans in Emigration Wave
The brig Wot Luin departed for Port au Prince with over one hundred people of color aboard, many skilled workers hoping for land and better prospects. The movement mirrors Haitian President Geffrard's push for reform, while tensions over slavery and mob actions in Bouhaw are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Gell
Hayt
Market Dull as Prices Hover and Buyers Slacken
A near silent trading day with prices mixed and few trades. Reports show limited activity in cattle and grain with buyers cautious and markets steady to slightly lower in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euealy Yuolubions
Belsk Oumurtenuel Gyre
Special Notices on Patent Medicines and Remedies
A chaotic advertisement extols Holloway and Dr. James Clark remedies including the Great English Remedy. It markets pills and tonics for digestive and nervous ailments, warns against use by women during pregnancy, claims royal patents, and urges readers to purchase through listed agents with alarmist rhetoric. The piece mimics a 19th century patent medicine blitz with dubious medical claims and broad cure-all promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clarks
Judalul Anil
Winiwich
Willy i
Abuek
Mies
Kuck Youule
Pielee
Chie
Wien
Halo L G. Bellen
Gud Moelwitur
Pomeroy
Bromar Ad Promises Enormous Live African Boa Exhibit
Advertisements promise a gigantic live African boa constrictor and an African anaconda at Bromar, with details about length and weight. The notice also touts entertainment acts including a living skeleton violinist and a novelty rider, noting new organization and contact provisions.
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Langit
Montana
Cal
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Ite
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Maer
Ward
Iaine Manily
Iones
Conco
Africa
Merplin
Cubs
Cooper
Charlies Sumner
Aveuunis
Samer Wan
Senate
Relular
Siiesman
Charles Sumner
William BE. Gilmore
Chillicothe
Gilmore
Souther
England
Wiscountry
Olivia
Putnaelphi
Buchanan
Lins
Mount Vernon Association
Virginia
Faveiout
Gos
Savapnal
Georgia
Nest
Democratic Organ of
Democratic Party
Henry A. Wise
Dowglis
Utv Paris
Congress
Binghams
Tuatead
Migusanda
Suse Tigg
Cig Meyhm
Ile Dnied Syanes
Mexico
Tae Kroxareens
Jennings
Mitchel
Wid Lowe
Divi
Lorain
Jal
Stace Gisevey
Maurce
Kansas
Pribune
Totter
Dunonnes
Avil
T. D. Thajeter
Eng
Osawndormie
Seunon
HH. van Dyck
Head
Seuben Enuny
Scheu
Pellengill
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Echouluvignesses
Danve
New York Post
Uy T
M. Cole
Bonham
Texne
Sauer
Piuteburgh Advocate
J. M. Crane
Bouhaw
Mub
Spaitoy
Hhelo
AbtiqQuity
Heelve
Pournore
Hpal If
Lea Wehivenves
H. Ba
MBO
Csuekersl
Rhoniders
Kibloe
Cotter
Gilmon
Viaty
Holloway 'S Mills
Cai
Tony
Uhey
Mr. Heinveky
Real Hee Utc
Sher Pallomtey
Belji
Tye
Ronchlie
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Blond Pirider
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Alding & Rogers
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Turner Vereio- Gyetsastics
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Honseaaxsnre
Geonorsnoznt
Peaniauie
Cane
Horsemansmer
Bromar
Gymnas Dhe
Triot Farkas Moss
Franco
Gymnastics
Uotlacser
Moe
Parke
Trouch Motyre
Fraxcom
Pisco
Gyivnase Normal de Moros
Madrid
Thancanh Faxobay
Senon
Carlos
Equiliornia
Senor Bancedas
Reiterel
Arra W. Conrad
Bastyains
Roy
Sya
Campbell Minstrels
Campbell
Munsthel
Floating Palace
Poannoy
Mauroy
Rving
Leinavillels Advenvuren
All Ninbra
Kerwal New York
Bere Byidee
Astoria
Woilleey's Heart
Dang Otter
Nellie
TS. Anhir
Youti
Raven
Gardeyia
Adoptio
Cloverauok
Sue Gary
Bunaier
Destiveland
Ty Daylight
Borer Lattegiudy Esq
Guiting
Ahing AL Pritiahert
Pein, Ly
Ably VM
Remengston
Remington House
Llcarpfer
Kroprietor
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Lasyding
Front Striwt
Pomberoy, Ohto
VU Amurghants Milliners
Evoy & Rockwood
Mporters
Wholeapte
Man- Holter
Peas Street
Cine
Gouda
Court of Common Plean
Meyer Qounty
Leta
Mes County
Clattes Danfutt
Winbeard H. Dyke
John McKitsey
Jormus B. Inaacu
V. Smith
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