Saddle of the Right Horse Put on in Politics
The Richmond Mail notes the presidential cabinet vs. president accountability, arguing the president should own all policy and appoints a vivid critique of political leaders. It discusses Gen. Pierce, Young Hickory label, and critiques of Ambler’s marshal resignation tied to Senator Mason. It closes with medical journal notes and a gift to Barney Williams.
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Washington Sentinel
The
New York Herald
Hards of
New York
Guthrie, Marcy
Bis
Guthrie
Georgia
Hardshell
Toster
Foster
Hickory
Pierce
John Ambler
Western
Virginia
Ambler
Mason
Fillmore
Jefferson T. Martin
West
Winchester
Jamcs Points
First
Points
Mr. Fillmore
John Bull and Crampton row at Julien's concert in Washington
A Washington concert scene reports British Minister Crampton not rising for Hail Columbia, sparking audience excitement and editorial remarks on sincerity and national feeling. The piece links to shipboard emigrant deaths in New York port, yellow fever, and cholera concerns, plus local rail and railroad land values and a Paris servant rewarded with 2000 francs.
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John Bull
Monsieur Julien
Washington City
Columbia
Crampton
Great Britain
New York
Hibernia
Liverpool
Jullien
Capital
Mr. Crampton
The Foreign News and Political Gossip From Washington
The report surveys Europe war prospects with the Czar vowing to press on and Russia's 82,000 forces in the Principalities. Turkish moves near Cherkody, Mississippi politics with Jeff Davis and Brown, labor unrest in the Tunnel, and Washington intrigue on speakers, clerks, chaplains, and party alignments dominate. Alabama senators Fitzpatrick and Clay reported elected to Congress.
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Europe
Rome
Danube
Russia
Cherkody
Asia
Alabama
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
C. C. Clay, Jr
Congress
Union
City Council weighs railroad grant and Broad Street ban
At a called meeting the Common Council debated James S. French petition to build a Fredericksburg to Petersburg line. It referred the matter to the Commissioners of Streets with conditions, and discussed blocking Fredericksburg cars on Broad Street. A select committee was formed to review ward representation.
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Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Messrs, Myers
Will
Haskins
Anderson
Carrington
Rattan
Mills
McCance
Saunders
Snead
Scott
Talbott
Grattan
Meesys
Grubbs & Apperson
Broad Street
Commissioners of Streets
Messrs. Grubbs & Apperson
James Lyons
French
Dimmock
Richmond and
Yestznpay
Lewis Norman
John
W. W. Wingo
Jeremiah
Sullivan
Pierce
Susan Jones
Isaac Pleasants
Robert J. Christian
Jis
Richard Bradberry
Metropolitan Hall
Tommorrow
Mr. Crane
R. T. Daniel
Commonwealth
Timothy Callan
James River Company
Thomas
Belvin & Parker
Sth Street
Basin Bank
Sarah Claytor
Hastings
Thomas H. Keeling
Thomas i Burr
Jos
Haines
Owl
Rowland
Rowand
Thenry K. Strong
Ton
J. R. Flanigen
Joan R. Rowand
Tron
D&c
Board OF Public Works OF Virginia
Richmond
Covington and Ohio Railroad
Roanoke
Jamestown
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Adams
Broadway
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Co
Ludlam & Pleasants
Stocis
Thos
D. Quarles
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W.M. Semple
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J. W. Randolph
Barney Williams
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Ilinois Centralailroad
Fauxott
France
Etienette Chanouny
Paris
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N. C. Commercial Bulletin
Mississippi
Jeff, Davis
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Davis
Charlottesville
Jesse D. Bright
Indiana
James M. Mason
R.M.T. Hunter
Washington
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Cooper
Pennsylvania
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Baltimore American
Washington Grays
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Mount Vernon
Tomb of
Weller
Capitol
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Pacific
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California
Col. Benton
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Wash
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Marine News
Port OF Richmond
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Belvidere
Gifford
Ludlam & Watson Schr
Harris
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Cal
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Randolpius
Putnam’s Monthly Magazine
Texas
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Minnesota
St Paul
Pembina
Selkirk
Red River
J. W. Bond
J. L. McConnel
Berlin
Blain Street
Christian & Lathrop
Davenport, Allen & CO
Martin & Co
Pittsburg
Nee Wee Ey
Williams & Brother
Williams & Broliler
Williams & Brotiter
Stocknringe
Mass
A.J. Bragg & Co
Joel Fuller
Garrett & Anderson
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Old Dominion
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Manasses
Cuba
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Parastons
Sunars
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Pouchong
K. Tonacco
McKinney & Dupuy
Baxer
Purcell & Ladd
Bennett & Beers
Alexander Duval
Adie & Gray
Todd & Christian
Lyman
Lynchburg
King & Toy
Norfolk
E Camm
Williamsburg
W Baker
Axdper
A. Morris
Main Street
Baxter
New York Crystal Palace
Ben &c
NEM Books
Blackwater Chronicle
Canaan
Randolph County
Paxton
Operes
J. Wesley Bond
Putnam’s Magazine
University of Free Medicine and Popular Knowledge
State of Pennsylvania
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Huntington
May
Kyle
Cropsey
Church
Dallas
Darley
Duggan
A. Har
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Theatre
S. H. Taylor
W. M. Ward
Danch
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Prussia
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Chateau de la Mothe
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Pathie Physicians
Governor Street
Richmond House
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LI. I., Paino & CO
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Osborn’s
M. Fadcock & CO
Brazil
Greg Petersham
Whitney
Slenderson & Burch
Williams & Bro
Main St
Keen, Chilms & Baldwin
Jan Young
Pyan
Wlenger
Geral
J.D. Yuglier
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Mieha Gallery
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