Passage of the Hala and Royal Deaths in Europe
Telegraph reports mark the Hala's arrival at New Fork and the Pope’s assents amid a France royal death. Philippe dies in Clare with the Queen and family present as mourners. A Peace Congress sits at Frankfort. Indian Chief Geo Copway attends with others. Rome sees conspirators targeting the Pope as arrests follow.
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New Fork
Baltimore
Lewis
Balteure
Froice
Liontis Philippe
Angea
Clare
Claremont
Monvar Nigening
Orleans
Count de Paris
Duke de Chartree
Dutchess de Nemours
Pilvee
Princess de Joinville
Dutchess de Aumale
August Ot Sax Coburg
Fiialy
Trankfort
Maine
Geo. Copway
Elihu Burritt
Keith
Emile Girardin
Hugnon
Cobdin
Rome
Baring
U.S
Abolitionists Seek To Spirit Jim From Master
An Augusta Constitutionalist account describes a Boston scene where about a dozen abolitionists attempted to abduct Jim from his master. They argued about freedom and money, but Jim declined, noting he had seen North’s profits and would not change by a suit. The piece ends with Forrest’s arrest and a New York social procession in Hoboken.
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Boston
Mass
Jim
Augusta
North
Jims
Guvorgia
Constitutionalist
Forrrest
Edwin Forrest
Sverif Corley
Astorhouse
New York
Catherine Forrest
Forrest
F. Las
Socialism of
Hoboken
Louis Bisne
Louie Wickey
Lapis Wickey
Dalsa Yale
Blase
W. Barr
Robert Crunk
Bratybsy
Dusioe
Said
Ani
Eucha
Wetinony
Chabert
Sans J. Prite
John Zeigler
Capewell
County of Yorks
Loris Wrenes
Mons
David Hebst
Lows
Gale
Rui Wut
Turion
Uluekinas
de Liidee Rite
Kentucky
Shepherdstown
John Snyder
Genero
Joan A. Routzatn
Dennis Herrington
N. B
Lavest
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Turbulent Dispatches From Clarke and Surrounding Areas
Fragmentary reports describe cattle market figures near Parkersburg and Clarke leading to large profits, plus political notes on fugitive slaves in Harrisburg and a noted preacher Dr. Bascom’s death. Other items cover coinage, Parkman Webster exchange, canal progress, and convict transfers.
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Parkersburg
Jliedts Tsehiely
Clarke, Laindonn
Fangues
Missouri
McCurchex
Unclear historic notice on rifle exchange
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rifles and barter with possible dates and names but details are unreadable. The text references an 1859 date and a school or office context but lacks clear events or entities to identify.
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U.S. Grend
Odd Fellows
Ninis
St Woelick
Grand Ledge
Burnett
Ges. Rinev
Calif
Gen. R
Jeary Lind
Gotham
Ely
Gealey
Winchester Republican
Varrisburg
Virginia
Wm. M. Jones
Pennsylvania
Republican
Spiris Fof Jefferson
Eisner Bascom
Louisville
Bascom
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Harper's Ferry
Congress
United States of America
Canan
Cunberland
Clearspring Ifhig
St Louis
Jefferson City
Exsus
Clarke
U. S
Henry Whitng
Free Press
Viemas
PT. Wysorg
Liiiers
Sion
Lee
Alexandre Grocery Store
Liam Baynte
GROCE
Koon
Beth
Croix
Porto Rico
Cuba
Muscovado
Cardenas
Porto Ico
ISI
Domingo
Java
Maricabo
Imperial
Young Tyson
Black
Cavendish
Tobreco
Sanger
Apulia
Yor
Charles. Fisher
Wickey
Joseph Entler
D. Bill
BIGH
ERO, & Co
Heis
Caps
Vai
Namin Gatien Bi
Tosh
Cassierman
Osal
Eiy le
Cloila
Louis
Meveigh
Prince Stryet Harf
Alexandsit
Fers
Exdotrain
Paige
Vilier
Rihera
Kaase
Ricveigh, Bro. & CO
Prince Street
Willesandri
Init
Levrief
Greromece
Sedlyrson
Rosineas
Millie
Cornelm
James Juyer
Alen
Yond
Mes H. Royer
Iaiown
G. Shop Hent
Janenager
McVeigh, Bro. & CO
Alexannia
Tait
Sabeember
Lappants
Hittin Het Road
Bernstreete
Willaspuet
Thomas H. Cremer
Coopering Business
Tina Getty
Michael Brantner
Jerson
Atehotol
Charles Harper Jett
Entlecion
Dom Ran Egrood Dawish
Srubiph
Eaves
Dowel Matlee’s
Victoria
Tee
Louis SL Wickey
Shepherdttown
Tasca Entler
Louis Wickey
Suden
J. Entler
D. Welmytr
Caperir Yale
Entler
Cal
Hance
Icp-Am
Return of
Mad
B. Peterson
Ubesnut Street
Phila
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