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The Daily Cincinnati Republican, And Commercial Register
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Greece faces political challenges with prosecution of an Athens press editor for criticizing the government, offset by modernization including railroads, steamers, and literary revival through public lectures. Settlements include 1000 shepherds and Epeirots from Thessaly and Macedonia bringing 100,000 sheep and 20,000 horses, plus artisans, traders, and 3000 Aspropotamite families.
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Greece is likely to be soon blessed with all the evils of a European Monarchy as well as the lights of modern civilization. The editor of the leading press in Athens is already subjected to a severe prosecution for discoursing rather too freely on the Government.
As an offset, however, rail roads and steamers are coming into use-- and literature is reviving amidst the magnificent ruins of this once classical land. Among others who are contributing to its advancement, are some enterprising young men who deliver public lectures, embracing new works and translations, and the lisping leader.
About 1000 shepherds and Epeirots have settled themselves in this part of Greece, bringing with them from Thessaly and Macedonia 100,000 sheep and 20,000 horses. Also, a number of artisans and small traders have quitted their errant life and settled in various parts of the kingdom. About 3000 families of Aspropotamites, who are a seafaring people, have settled in various parts of the kingdom.
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Greece
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prosecution of athens press editor; settlement of 1000 shepherds and epeirots with 100,000 sheep and 20,000 horses; settlement of artisans, traders, and 3000 aspropotamite families
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Greece anticipates challenges of European monarchy alongside modern civilization. Editor of leading Athens press prosecuted for free discourse on government. Railroads and steamers introduced; literature revives amid ruins with public lectures on new works, translations, and lisping leader by enterprising young men. 1000 shepherds and Epeirots settle from Thessaly and Macedonia with livestock. Artisans and traders settle; 3000 seafaring Aspropotamite families establish in kingdom.