Erratic Justice in Early County Court Told in Anecdote
A long Louisville style tale recounts a Georgia Justice Court case where attorney Squire S fights jurisdiction, a jury splits, and a verdict for the plaintiff ends with costs and a threatened certiorari. Early County, Georgia notes accompany editorial humor and local notices.
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Squire
Cordin
Court of Justice
Justices Court
Squire Williams
G. M
Agin
A. B
Squire 8
Squire S
Cordia
Supreme Coun
Flowers in Heaven Preserve Immortal Bloom
A poem praising flowers for brightening earth and evoking heavenly immortality. Lines contemplate if blossoms dream of bowerled Heaven, asking what they would be like unfading where storms cannot chill their breath. Concludes with no death in Heaven.
The Leaf Turns And Life By The Wind Of Fate
A reflective passage speaks of life as turning leaves guided by fate. It urges patience through sorrow and storms, promising renewed joy and eternal life after death as the leaf finally turns to reveal new beginnings. The voice offers consolation and hope through cyclical change.
Red Eagle the Creek Hero of Fort Mimms War
A Washington correspondent notes Red Eagle a Creek half breed also known as Weatherford. He led the Creek army in Alabama battles including Fort Mimms and the Horse-Shoe. his eloquent peaceseeking speech to Gen Jackson is highlighted.
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Red Eagle
Weatherford
Fort Mimms
Alabama
Jackson
Talladega
Tallatchee
Emukfaw
Tohopeka
Gen. Jackson
Patriotism of the Printers in New Orleans Volunteers
The Tropic of Tuesday notes many printers volunteered for Texas, about eighty gathered, forty of them printers, signaling soldier like support. Major Marks, Georgian native and Savannah Republican figure, led volunteers to Florida and showed a pro Indian stance in earlier conflicts.
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New Orleans
Savannah
Marke
Columbus Enquirer
Mirbeau B. Lamar
New ’ Republic
South- West
Tascat
Florida
Gaines
Keseck
Wash for Fruit Trees Cleaners and Timing
A fragment notes a wash for fruit trees to kill vermin and moss, with instructions to beat an egg and apply in May or early. It mentions weather effect and references a ploughman. The text is garbled but suggests a garden remedy and timing for treatment.
Corn Bread Endorsed by London Times Reader Feedback
A reader dispatch describes corn bread praised by a Times editor for its light texture and good flavor though not the very best. It argues for greater English use of corn bread, challenging the view of Indian corn as unfit for human food and noting class biases against it.
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London Times
Times-man
Iby
Trinity Church New Developments Raise State Property Question
The New York Sun urges the Legislature to investigate a fraud claim against Trinity Church claiming its real estate belongs to the people of New York. It alleges Queen Anne’s charter was never signed and that land known as the King’s Farm near Broadway should fall to the public. The 1785 Legislature was misled. the 1846 body is urged to act without delay.
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The
New York Sun
Trinity Church
State of
New York
Orden
King’s Farm
North River
Broadway
Courtland
Vandam Street
Hue
Ince
Trinity
New York Mirror
The Conquest of Austria by Napoleon
Narrative recounts Napoleon’s 10 hour assault on Vienna with 270000 Austrian troops driven from the Danube valley. Describes bombardment scenes, fires, and civilian suffering as Napoleon’s batteries threaten the capital while Princess Maria Louise lies sick in the palace.
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Austria
Europe
Danube
Napoleon
Vienna
Maria Louisa
Allison
Eeyore
Rance
English annexation mode exposed in Westminster Review
The article attacks Britain’s imperial methods in New Zealand and India, accusing London of hypocritical philanthropy and deliberate wars of conquest. It cites forces from John Bull’s era to present, detailing annexation, bombardment, and missionary pretexts as a policy.
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New Zealand
Iast Westminister Review
John Bull
John
Tom
Harry
Canibals
Alway
Lord Carbuncle
H. M
Australia
Touti
Pekco
Sec
United States
England
N. Zealand
Westmnster Review
London
Henry Hardinge
Duleep Ngli
Heng Hardinge
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Albany Patriot
Nelson Tift
Seth N. Boughton
Dela
Olinary
Toeell Land
Negroes
Hiw
Penge
Georgia
C. D
Dush
Chittie
Chittens
Aintiff
Connecticut
Worcheter
Wigtiiak
Pleebie
Wilmer - Smith
Morris
National Press
Mr.Inklin
Eearns
Inkfin
Mr. Inklin
Leisure
Menklin
Man of Leisure
United States Gazette
Flowers
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