Republican impulses sweep Hungary and emigration notes
The article reviews Hungarian republican aims after a Diet proclamation and describes emigration patterns to America in 1849, noting Irish participation and remittances. It reports on quarantine measures in St. Louis amid cholera fears, a deadly Auburn and Syracuse Railroad crash, and dispatches on El Dorado California travel, Texas political echoes, and Mazzini Garribaldi Vittorio La Contenta as Italian revolutionary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Union
New Orleans
Gusa
Betl
Arignat
Bua
Fred
Faran
Auburn
Syracuse
Ewitel
Wm. Delno
Hooper
Avrecon
Walter Senge’ Landor
Lord Dudley Stewart
Russia
France
Danzvouerr
St Lonte
Commons Council
Esnaom
Frankfort
Wurtemberg
Onnousze
New Yorkt
Doston
Milwaukee
Hungary
Debroczin
Su A- Norian
Vienne
Vonault
Pass
Masziri
Gannteatri
Occulpy
Rome
Mazzini
Gsrritaldi
Herr
Harring
Bandierrag
Snne
Otter
Italy
England
London
Graham
Garribaldi
South America
Brandieries
Avezzani
New York
Muaz- Zini
Lord Daley Stuart
Bulwer
Jerrold
Howitt
Amano Fuoons
Ohio
Cincinnati
Miami
O’binien
Gmber
Hoezen
Porotarion O Sas Fayscreco
San Francisco
San Francia Jefe Bo
Board of Health
Wedding tale and days of Arkansas and Mormon myths
A long fragmentary letter from Fayetteville Arkansas describes a county wedding at Ozark Institute with Rev Ly B Mansaars officiating and Miss Axx Janrs as bride, amid storm and crowding. the article meanders through stray notices of a strayed horse, a jealous husband, and sensational asides on Mormons, Western life, and frontier travelers. It also retells a voyage piece about the Venezuela steamer, Irish emigrants, and a mosaic of portraits from Lowell and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Canada
Pillasonidle
Montreal
England
United States
Ada Cavelry
Eagliari
Cape
Clathy
St. Lawrence
Donbrlcas
Provincoe
Discaasioun
Joort
Dave
Mackinaw
Plelarenque
Breszo
Mackinaw Ta
Toto
Urey
Albert HW
Tracy
Heifido
Shay
Do‘mavcracy
Erle
Nusa
United
Colonial Secretary
America
Gulonien
Ireland
Liverpool
Mt Baring
Brothers de. Co
Rexsele
Schr
Jv Ward
Buffalo
Nebraski
Galifornia
Lucius Fairchild
Madison
Plains
Californio
Wiseor Argus
Dean Farms
Proms
Joseph
Sutherland
Santa Fe
Harserthy
Delavan
Hararzthy
Wisconsin
Pond
Mr. F
St. Jo
Savannah
Thos
P Sac
John Walters
Platteville
Parsons, Barker
Benj
Old
Virginia
Welock
Monroe
Ogre Vous Dentin
Sam
Fort Childs
Col. Banewell i
Laramie
Yester
Oregon
Smith
Clathorn
White Country
Hudson Bay
Gali
Wren
St. Jn
Platte River
Wenovro Askansas
Arkansas Intelligender
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Toenday
Ozark
Washington County
Ly B. Mansaars
Dr. E. Church
Axx Janrs
Seany
D.o'clock
Institute
Beaton
Yankee Town
Vermont
Paris
Payataville
Mare
Ilinois
Salley
California
Trish
Caprarst
Alexander
Chisholm
St. Catharines
C. W. Ie
St. Clair Flats
Jordan
Dead Sea
Tie
Isiane
St E
Minnesota
Hudson, Bay Company
U. States
Red River
Lucius Prainvoiu
New York
Philadelphia Enquirer
Maeyer
Xenteman
Arkansas Judge at a Horse Race in the Piney Woods Court
In Camden Texas Court Week a west touring pioneer speaks in court as a race plot unfolds. The judge known as His Honor backs a horse, bets against Arkansaw Traveller, and loses. After the finish, the judge and Longtaw flee to a grocery for a drink, bonds collapse, and George retreats from future races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Camden
Texas
Cordin
Blackstone
Crockett
Tom Longton
Rowden
Piney Woods
Longtawy
George
Arkansaw
Rowdes
Bowen
Langlawd
Arkan
Tidweller
Rowden Suill
Arshanaw
Longlaw
Longtow
Sandford
Longtare
Parta
Longtaw
Borss
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Rignatla
Mavses
Tia
Father Mathew
Chicago Democratesys
Apewils
Temperance Judenda
Chicago
United Sites
Republic
le Haw
Fathar
Went
Farien Mathew
Mathew
Court St. Brooklyn
Chom
Limerick
Waterford
Pe Chay
Parl
Washington
Gexiva
Walter Scott
Napoleon
Milton
Sir Walter
Narpoleon
Martford and Providence
Sigourney Place
Uariford
Mexico
Sr. Loos Exrosilian
Croteka
Detroit
Dhojara
Dickens
Milwaukee and Waukesha
Ken Wan
Newaraven Barrons
Borns
Sunday Dispatch
Forres
Sunday Courier
Afetropalix
Lee
Sunday Era
Wetce
Maumee
Mt. Vernon
Whig
Circleville Herald
Mansfeld Jeffersonist
Monens
Tenemanis
Boston
Boatua Courier
Monsiong
Gooda
Belleville Advocate
Lex Tirep
Bermuda
Bahamas
Hiaatock
Mar -Lor
Waukegan
Fist
T. P. Handy
Orno
Pembina
Fort Gray
General
N‘deans
Baton Rouge
Tver
Sim
the Brotherhood of Manar Soma
Wairitra
Paul Far
Sally Ann
Sama
Galler Gaslin
Renee Paannemeet
Hower
Ad Lauteee
Ganlinor Street
John Dunne
Michigan State Bank
Bia
Detroit Advertiser
Summer
Peace Society
Steam Navy
New York Independent
Summers
Acheron
Adder
Avenger
Crocodile
Fury
Hound
Serpent
Spider
Styx
Terrible
Viper
Wilk
Wolf
Venezuela
Pateburgh
Orisoco
Venezuelian
Strather
Darling
Smrevor Ero
Anne
Salerson
Cambridge
Ixpema
Savancal
Henry Vhi
Koselako
Gathe
Mozart
Robespierre
Monteagicd
Shakspeare
Emi-L
Marve
Maine People's ‘Press
Monsehead Lake
Jane 1S
Kene
Mar
Hondred
Georgetown College
J. C
Georgetown Adv
London Times
Caocena
St. Joseph's Graveyard
Prost Cpacass
Danville
Tribune
Priday
H.B. Tiscon
D. Co
Transylvania Unniversity
Cio
N. Y. Tribune
Albany
Aou
Egypt
New England
Peotone
Ebenezer
Eliot
Resta
Birmingham
O'Connell
Hig
Clarkson
Harriet Martineau
Tyne
Presburgh
Naples
Bavaria
Florence
Rochester
Lowell
Nea
New
Father Land
Korper
Katzbach
Ritcher
Goethe
Hamburgh
Poland
Dr. Holmes
Vale of
Chaumony
Coleridge
Rineciava
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