War News From Europe As Hungary Advances
The Vienna reports claim Hungarian forces are near Humus with a southern push, while Russia is outmaneuvered at the north. Paris sources note talks of mediations between England and France to halt hostilities, with Roman celebrations following papal proclamation. General Culinut praised as crowds cheer French liberators.
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America
Purrapacraia
New York
Europe
Hunarian
Vienna
Bes
Humas
Iis
Hungaria
Georgiy
Transylvania
Londum
Paris
England
France
Gota
Austria
Georges
Austra
Russia
Doloer Zitung
Rome
Beth All
Pontifical Authority
St. Angelo
Culinut
Arrival of the Steamer Hibernia and Hungarian Victory
Reports from Bortoy Aug 16 note the Hibernia reached Boston Aug 4 around 7. The Liverpool Courier posts a Hungarian victory over Russia as Dem binski and Paskiewitsch arm ies clash near Waitsen. French forces under Georgey reach the main army at Seine. The Queen leaves Osborne House and Cork prepares a loyal welcome. Harvest prospects improve amid breadstuffs decline. The President tours provinces and speaks on royal restoration goals.
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Osborne House
Ireland
Cork
Belmet
France
Seine
Viverpool Journal
Previncia
Dtaig
Vatican
Iria
Proclamation Warns Against Cuban Invasion Plot
The document cites a U S proclamation warning citizens against involvement in an armed expedition to invade Cuba or Mexican provinces. It urges authorities to arrest and prosecute offenders and preserve neutrality while defending national honor. It notes activity of men organized in New Orleans and New York and reports a government interest in countering the scheme.
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U.S. of America
United States
Cuba
Aws
Tarcon
U.S
Department of State
Harnsbugh
New Orleans
New York
President Taylor Arrives in Baltimore Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Gen. Taylor lands at Balto more from Washington in a 7 pm train. A thousand citizens greet him at the hotel, where he speaks of Maryland and national prosperity and his intent to promote public happiness. He strolls the city, waves to crowds, and continues to Lancaster after a warm reception. His health improves after a brief illness.
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Gep
Taylor
Balpomore
Sefartoar
Castre
Balvinone
Gen. Taylor
Washington
Barnum
Maryland
Baltimore
Tevity
Barrain
President Taylor
Johnston
Dr. Wood
Lancaster
County Conventions Readied for Delegates and Nominations
Jefferson county holds a county convention at the Court House on August 25 to appoint three delegates to the Whig State Convention and nominate a county judge if advisable. A separate Free Soil Democratic Electors meeting is set for August 30 to appoint delegates to the Free Soil Star Convention in Madison on September 7 and nominate a county judge.
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Court House
Jefferson
Agus Inetant
Lake Mills
Milford
Oakland
Farmington
Palroyra Hebron
Sullivan
Woatertawt
Waterloo
Ixonia
Jourt House
Said County
Madison
Death of a regionally famous health lecturer at Planter's Hotel
An eminent lecturer on health preservation died at the Planter's Hotel in town after a brief illness described as cholera like. He had traveled with clairvoyant Dr Howard and fell ill with bowel symptoms on Wednesday. Local physicians could not help, and he died Friday afternoon. A handbill by Dr Perner urged belief in clairvoyant methods for diagnosing predisposition to disease and avoiding premature death. The Town Committee set a meeting at the Planter's Hotel on Thursday to appoint delegates to the county convention.
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New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Planter's
Howard
Perner
Wings of
Watertown Awill
Unusually Fatal Epidemic Prompts Health Advice
In Menaith Ma Barron area a virulent epidemic, likely cholera, spreads with rapid, deadly progression. Doctors warn against unsafe remedies and urge family physicians, noting multiple deaths among locals and criticizing unproven treatments while stressing preventive calm, diet, and caution.
Death of Harrison Osborn and village obituaries
The notice details the death of Harrison Osborn aged about 24 or 25 after two weeks illness described as nervous debility following bilious intermittent fever. It notes Osborn’s four and a half years in the village, his amiable character, industrious habits, and a modest property left by will to his two orphan sisters in Ogle County Tl. It records funeral attendance by the Odd Fellows Lodge and recounts various community items and local notices found in the period piece.
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Hangrison Osborn
Ogle Co
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. OU
County Judge Election Letters From Jefferson County
A letter from Watertown and signers urge election of a County Judge free of party strife. They emphasize the role includes probate duties and civil jurisdiction, calling for an honest, unpartisan candidate. A second letter from Concord expresses support for a judge who administers law impartially and without political obligations.
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Jorrenson
Samuel Bainp
Jefferson
Justices of the Peace
Lts
W. C. Hamilton
M.N. Barber
J. W. Spenrer
W. Billinge
J. A. Sanford
Harvey Frick
John FP. Kimball
Wm. V. Ament
Richard Jones
James Rogan
J. G. Pease
Asher H. Nichols
Jonathan Snow
Artlan
James L. Manville
Charles Genung
Albert Knight
Wo. Hebard
Lake Mills
George Hebard
Horace Lord
E. R. Colton
J. M. Smith
Merrick Sawyer
Henry F. Pelton
Koskonong
Milo Jones
Dwight Foster
Infosa
Samuel Hawley
Concord
Augustus Frank
waTsrrows
Messie
Joneis
Faanmast
Indian troubles and cholera ravage far west and south
Reports describe brutal Indian raids in Chihuahua Sonora and Florida as government forces prepare for new conflicts. Cholera kills hundreds in Arkansas and Cananchea deaths rise. Washington papers note Twiggs to command troops in Florida amid a spreading Indian war. Local Florida incidents include four Indians killing two men and a woman fleeing with her child.
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Chihuahua
Sonora
Cananchea
Arkansan
Froriwa
Washington
D. E. Twiggs
Florida
St. Mark
Paine
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