Congressional Weather Outlook on Wabash Canal Grant
Congressional items from the National Intelligencer and Baltimore American note Senators Smith and Lane pressing the Wabash and Erie Canal Grant while Cumberland Road funds face skepticism. House debates Cumberland Road appropriations amid fiscal strain and presidential disapproval, with报道 on mail routes and political changes.
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Congressional
National Intelligencer
Baltimore American
West
Smith
Lane
Congress
Cumberland Road
Wabash Courier
England Recognises Texas Independence and Other Foreign News
The Acadia has arrived in Boston with Liverpool and London papers dated the 4th. England recognizes Texas independence. The Queen has given birth to a Princess. Drewry's Bank on Penrith has failed, with creditors mainly middle class depositors. Napoleon’s remains reached Cherbourg, funeral planned in Paris. Allies captured St Jean d Acre. garrison about 6,000 with 2,000 killed and 3,000 taken prisoner. Cotton prices declined slightly but steady demand recently. Wright and Co. London bank failure affects old Roman Catholic sufferers. Also a local tale of misidentified squirrels exposes a scam in Cincinnati markets.
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Acadia
Boston
Liverpool
London
England
Texas
Drewry
Penrith
Napoleon
Cherbourg
Wright and Co. London
Illinois
É&C
Berrien elected U S Senator from Georgia
John M. Berrien won the Senate seat from Georgia to succeed Gov. Lumpkin with broad support from the new President’s faction. He once served in Jackson’s cabinet. The report also notes the Black Hawk bones have been recovered and moved from St Louis to Quincy then Burlington under Governor Lucas’s order, with Hawk’s son Nasheasuk to be notified.
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Williams
Maine
Wright
House OF Representatives
State of the Union
Jones
Naval Service
Davis
Pennsylvania
W. Cost Johnson
Mr. Davis
Mr. Johnson
Henry
Committee On
Allegheny Mountains
Granaia
John M. Berrien
Senate of the
U. States
Georgia
Gov. Lumpkin
Friends of
Mr. Berrien
Gen. Jackson
Black Hawk
Iowa
St. Louis
Quincy
Nas-he-as-kuk
Warsaw World
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Peoria
Rock Island
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Ala
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Wise
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Jance Haut
Michigan Road
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MG. Chank
Washington
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Harrison
Vogler
Denere
Colonel Clark
Col. Clark
Virginia
George Rogers Clark
Hentucky
Sharnson
Wayne
the Maumee
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Tippeccanoe Battle Ground
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Boyd
Uarvison
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Col.Taylor
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Broadway Hotel
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Natchez
Mississippi River
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