Claims about Government duties and Cabinet denials
The Washington Union and others accuse Cabinet members of reopening settled claims. The Intelligencer denies wrongdoing, saying no official record shows such actions and that the Galphin case remained open for interest. Col. Montague confirms Walk er left interest decisions to successors. Washington reports no cabinet shakeup, with praise for Clay ton and hints of possible Whig protests. Rail road values rise near Cleveland, India offers 5000 rupees for a new cotton cleaning machine, and the death of John H. Norvell, former Michigan senator, is noted.
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TSS
Washington Union
National Intelligencer
Reenrd
Galphin
Intelligenter
Gulphin
Col. Montague
Walker
Gen. Taylor
Joe Incentus
Government of India
India
Horticultural Society of India
Calcutta
Sea Island
Indian Pight in California Sparks Settler Indian Conflicts
In the gold region tensions rise as settlers clash with Indians. A January 22 raid near North Fork leaves 2 wounded after 13 Indians seen felled. Sixty men march to a village 30 miles away and destroy it. Other items note opium trade growth, temperance enforcement, and a Maine murder probe.
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California
Gold
Journal of Commerce
Harris
Sacramento
North Fork
Illinois
Middle Fork
Auburn City
The Attack on Mr Ewing and Other 1850 News
The House on the 22d alt passed Richardson's resolution to appoint a select committee to probe if Interior Secretary Mr Ewing allowed certain claims and other matters. The piece argues locofoo opposition aims to derail him and cites reaction from the Republic and Baltimore Patriot. Also reported are warehouse wall collapses in New York injuring and burying workers, the Montesquieu trial in St Louis ending without verdict, and various political notes on conventions, railroads, and a New York Liverpool steamship departure.
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Mr. Ewing
House of Representatives
Richardson
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Ewing
Republic
Balt
Pat
Ohio Mechanics' Institute to Exhibit at State Fair in Cincinnati
The tenth exhibition of manufactures by the Ohio Mechanics' Institute will run September 11 in Cincinnati with medals and certificates for meritorious articles. Motive power for demonstrations, steam boiler improvements noted, and parallel fairs with Agricultural and Horticultural societies planned. Letters to the Exhibition Committee. competition expected from the Western states. crowds anticipated. Also market notes from Cincinnati beyond May 1 1850 and a marriage notice for Michael Hopces to Louisa Joxseyboth.
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Ohio Mechanics’ Insitute
Cincinnati
Horticultural Society
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Cin
Gaz
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Board of Visitors
Clermont County
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Williamsburg Township
Salt Lick
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William 8. M'Clunn
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Wistar
Monroe Township
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Morvec
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Clermont Unty
Ohio
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Adm
Wall
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Ohio Township
Abel Towner
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Cross
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Liwa
Roti Swinn
Philip B. Swing
Clermont “County
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Ater
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Thomas Norris
Thomas Fletcher
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Bethel
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Saxtonp & Panx
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Milford
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Fayetteville
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Clermont Land
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Chilheathe
Clermont Co. Ohio
Main St
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Ferces &C
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Hameo
Union Bridge
Ohionpike Road
Deytiet
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LA Ull
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Goshen
Geo. L. Swing
En Jgs
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Clermone Hotel
Onto
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Beys
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Clermont Eo
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Nicholsville, O
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Saaterbay
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John Salt
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James Rogers
John Rogers
John McLain
Joan McLain
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Goodwin & Swing
Ohio Turnpike
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Rewide Rice
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Union Streets
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