Missouri Election Yields Stewart Victory Amid Emancipation Debate
Final counts show Stewart Democrat 47 975 to Rollins Independent 47 641 in Missouri, a 334 vote margin. The result, after a contested tally and amended returns, signals emancipation gains and prompts reflections on slavery politics, with calls that Missouri may move toward freedom.
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Atlantic cable failure report from the America voyage
The America reports the first Atlantic cable lay failing near four o clock Tuesday after paying out 335 nautical miles. The brake was applied too firmly, causing the rupture as the Niagara and other ships stood by to assess deep water. Directors weigh a second cable and another trial possibly in October.
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Prioress Defeated Again on English Turf in Sussex Cup
AZ Prioress, the American racer, finished fourth in the Sussex County Cup on August 12. Both Brior and Prioress enter more races as plans unfold for English horses to race Americans on home ground for $25,000, a single dash of one, two or three miles. Brother Jonathan remains committed to a fair trial to defend the championship.
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Deseret News Supports Polygamy Following Dred Scott
The Deseret News argues the Dred Scott ruling sanctions polygamy as well as slavery and defends it as rightful. It claims Congress cannot regulate polygamy and asserts slavery and polygamy can flourish in U S territories by popular will.
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Burial and Pioneer Captain Sprague Dies at 82
We report the sudden death of Capt Jonathan Sprague of Fredonia aged 82. He died on the 22d at an advanced age. He arrived in the County in 1810, making him a pioneer of the area. Capt Sprague was born in Rhode Island on July 4 1776 according to the Censor.
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Franklin judge M Calmont dies at age 72 in Venango
From the Venango Spectator we learn Judge M Calmont of Franklin died on the tenth alt aged seventy two years He was an early Venango County settler and long known as a prominent lawyer and politician It is understood that Mr Guthrie former Secretary of the Treasury will be chosen U S Senator for Kentucky
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Wheeling Into Line in Kentucky and Missouri Slavery Debate
A Kentucky Republican meeting in Newport nominated candidates for Congress and State Senate and issued resolutions backing free white labor, opposition to slavery, and alignment with the emancipation party in Missouri. The text notes support for Republican principles, openness to immigration, and a stance against expanding slavery into new territories. The piece also includes brief notices on a fatal child needle injury in New York, Webster Buchanan opinions, a Boston fireman pass anecdote, and other short items.
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Political Strife and Banking Turmoil Across States
The piece surveys Kansas politics under Walker and Buchanan, noting Walker’s failed bid for broader fame and the Kansas pacification policy’s fallout. It details a financial convulsion with Benedict & Co and Fisher & Co failing, multiple bank note rejections, and bank closures in Detroit Chicago and Hartford, plus a Democratic Iowa Convention nomination and the Emerson magazine consolidation and market moves.
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Attachments on Michigan Southern boats still with Sheriff
Burrato August twenty eighth report states attachments placed on boats operating between this city and Toledo in connection with the railroad remain in the Sheriff’s hands. No boat leaves tonight and travel on this route is entirely suspended.
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Minnesota constitutional convention reports adopted
St Paul Aug 31 The Conference Committee appointed by the two conventions to unite upon a constitution for Minnesota made their report yesterday in their respective branches which was adopted. But one constitution is to be submitted to the people. The convention will probably adjourn today.
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Guidance labels on patient boxes for AAY affixed
The item notes actions for guiding patients, with instructions printed on each box. It highlights intended handling steps and safety cautions to assist caregivers and medical staff in adherence to procedures.
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