The primitive Republican
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- Weekly national intelligencer · May 17, 185117 de mayo de 1851
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- American telegraph · June 3, 18513 de junio de 1851
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ed in our Southern cities.
The New York papers state that ppwards
of seventy tons of wild pigeons wer.1 brought
to that city over the Erie Rail Poad last
week.
Five of the conspirators aga'ns: the Em
peror of Hayti have been shot one of whom
was a Custom house officer.
Mr. Cass, our Minister at R jm:. baa dis
covered twenty-five volumes or packages t f
manuscripts, principally in the libru-y cf the
Dominican monks, illustrating the early his
tory of the Mississippi valley and Florida.
It is estimated on the authority of official
documents, that for the last sixty-five years
our military establishments havjoit at least
6950,000,000.
The Swiss journals are filled with details
of the numerous avalanches occasioned by
the mildness of the winter:
Cotton is not a native ot the Un'teJ States,
but of India. It was brought to this coun
try somewhere about the year 1703.
A company has been formed &nd a pros
pectus issued at Galway, Ireland, to cstablith
a line of steam packet ships between that
port and some port or ports in America, here
after to be determined.
Straw braid work, cf the mos. durable and
beautiful kind, can be manufactured out cf
the leaves of the common long-Lif pine.
A paper called The National Monument"
is about to be cstablishc'I at Washington Cit v
the profits ot which are to go towards com
pleting the 'Monument to WaoLiagtoa.
A deputation of sixty Ilur. aian l.viies.
of the highest rank, headed by the Countess
Von Winkheira, daughter of Field Marsh-d
Radetzky, have requested an au nonce of the
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The primitive Republican. (1851). Columbus, Miss., 1851-05-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87065038/1851-05-22/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The primitive Republican, 1851-05-22.
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