Electors Named for Indiana Election Tickets
The ticket lists Governor A Howanp and Lieut. Gov Benjamin Tulley. Electors include William Hendricks of Jefferson George W Ewing of Miami Ist Dist Robt D Owen of Posey Qd George Boon of Sullivan 3d Thos J Henley Clark 4th J L Robinson Rush 5th A Kennedy Delaware 6th WW Pensleo Shelby 7th J M Lemon Laporte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hendricks
Jefferson
George W. Ewing
Miami
D. Owen
Posey
George Boon
Sullivan
Thos. J. Henley
Clark
J. L. Robinson
Rush
A. Kennedy
Delaware
J. Pensleo
Shelby
J. M. Lemon
Laporte
August Election and Public Notices From Peru and Indiana
The item notes Albert Cole, Esq. as candidate for Associate Judge in the August election. It records local notices including Fourth of July preparations at Peru Court House, plus summaries of national affairs, canal progress, political appointments, weathered issues, and violent frontier reports with named places and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Banks & Scott
Albert Cole
Peru
Court House
Col. Landrum
Redlands
Ware
Wright
Nacogdoches
Messrs
Roberts
John 8
Houston
Daily Times
Movement of Troops Reported in Provincial Gazette
The Quebec Gazette items note the 56th Regiment with small detachments from the 64th 166th and 2d regiments arriving. Two companies of the 60th Regiment in St. Jon are to proceed to Fredericton and further troops are expected from Halliax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Klairfax
St. John
N. B
Apoltle
64Th
St. Jon
60Th
Frederickton
Halliax
Barrisa Queen
Liverpool
North
St. Johns
Maine
Napoleon
St. Helena
Paris
France
England
Late from Texas ships and Texas division noted
The Columbia arrives from Galveston in 40 hours to New Orleans with papers dated to the 22nd ult. A Bexar letter in the Houston Times discusses Texas division as a near certainty, while Pears is said to be in rebellion and General Ampudia with 600 cavalry has moved through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Bulletin
Texas
Columbia
New Orleans
Galveston
Bexar
Houston
Qst
Ampudia
New York
Busines
Lynching after Natchez tornado and other frontier crimes
A Mississippi tale recounts a enslaved man who assaulted his mistress then was captured and hanged by a mob at the New Diggins. The report covers counterfeit notes, a French instigator Lago, and brutal mob justice amid widespread panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Ma. M'Lean
Dod
Belleview
Potosi
Lago
New Diggins
Belieview
Frederictown
Diggins
Emigration to Arkansas and the Pacific Glimmer
The Helena Gazette notes a surge of settlers heading to Arkansas as rich lands attract newcomers. It foresees Anglo-Saxon colonization of California’s Pacific coast, a Gulf colony in Mexico, and a growing American presence stretching from California to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Pacffc
Helena Gazette
Calilinfornia
Miata Company
Gulf of
Caliornia
Peninsula
Californ
Texas
California
North America
Mexico
Great Britain
France
Gulf
Pacific
Oregon Territory
N. O. Bulletin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sanvex Biccer
Sammurt Hart
Jonathan Joseph P
McCarty
Fayette
J. Marshall
John W. Payne
Harrison
R.w.thompson
Lawr
Joseph L. White
H. Cravens
Ripley
Marvin van Buren
Ricar M. Jounsey
Tucuman
A. Howanp
Benjamin 5.Tulley
B. H. Scott
D. R. Bearss
Guo
S. Fenimore
Washington
Congress
J. M. Niles
Connecticut
John Forsyth
Sam Houston
Alabama
J. W. Huntington
U.S
Mr. Betts
E. A. Hannegan
Natchez
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Stevenson
Wm. M. Price
Europe
The
New York Express
Berer
Erst
Benj’n Barnes
Miami County
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Amos Kendall
Extra Globe
Marcy
Ohio
Wabash and Hire
Indiana
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Erie Canal
Defiance
State Line
Detroit
Neneca County
N. Y
Farmers Bank
Lodier Romulus
General Banking
South
Illinois
Sylvester
Rubicon
Rio Grande
Laredo
San Fernando
Windle
Republic
Bank of Ilinois
J. C. Barber
Jno
Marshal
Siddall
McConnell
Wm. French
Mississippi
Prairie
St. Lawrence
Videlia
Sone
William French
Terre Haute
Eng
Marepe
Africa
Algiers
Front Street
Fulton
Morning Chronicle
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