Tas Session Dragging On With Small Business And Pack Of Debates
The Tasmanian session drags with little business though some items interest. A petition by the Attorney General challenges Bur lepee’s return as a government contractor, possibly yielding TReLang a seat. Two Assembly vacancies open. Expen retires for England, Hoxter leaves East Melbourne, with East Melbourne candidates discussed. Debate over Gold Export Duty sees a count out and a reform bill by Woopsone, amid accusations of swindle. The Lady Percy Island guano lease is debated. 6000 tons found, while lessee Lowe seeks a lease. Grant advances suburban abattoirs and Insolvent Courts for gold fields. Victoria War steamer dispute leaves Victoria to be repurposed for surveying with reduced crew.
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Tas
BurLepee
Trelang
Expen
Brighton
Dr Hoxter
East Melbouurne
England
Epwarp
verEn
East Melbourne
Brophee
Gorge Hiaingotuam
Levi
Gold Fields
Woops
Frazer
Macapam
Heaves
Macadam
Haumrrray
BiocLarx
Lady Percy Island
Lowe
Grant
Victoria
Greece
Cave
Collins Street
Assembly
Billingsgate
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Seaboard News and Seizures Mark Atlantic Tensions
The issue reports secession moves by Southern states led by South Carolina and Florida, with Union resistance and troop movements under General Scott. It notes Bermuda and California reactions, a looming political coalition, and warnings of civil conflict as politicians debate education and land reforms.
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Sydney
California
United States
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Tennessee
Lincoln
North
General Scott
Capitol
Washington
Boston
New York
Ohio
San Francisco
Union
Pacifico Union
Tobacco profits and a case in Ballarat Court
A Ballarat Times report notes a 50 percent profit margin on tobacco trades discussed in the Fellinger v. Young case heard in the County Court. It also mentions empty tobacco boxes valued by vendors and displays of stock. the brief item reflects on tobacco trade practices. Additional items cover a suspicious ward-related death and a gold-spot stone found near a quarry, with local schools and churches in Bellas province listed.
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Fellinger
Young
Widnesday
Ballarat
John Ward
Ward
Tre
Ita Ar
Qraiis
Don Mata
Maryborough and
Dunolly Advertiser
Boay BaLtaauat
Bellas Prover
Mountey Belsatopel
Little Bendigo
Brown Hill
Sallagras Star
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Y Journal OF News, Politics, and Literature
Melbourne
Newton
O'Shanassy
Bucs
Tyler
Port Fairy
Lady Julia Perot
Department of Trade and Customs
Habors
Julia Percy
Pertpat