Sabbath School Work Needs Stronger Support in Illinois
The Illinois Sabbath School Union urges greater year ahead effort and missionary labor to sustain and grow local schools. It calls on churches and members, with help from the American Union and Methodist brethren, to supply teachers and expand efforts across settlements to keep the work flourishing.
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Ilinois S. S. Union
American Union
Methodist Episcopal Brethren
S. S. Union
Peat Home
Slavery Discussion Opens in Senate Probing Abolition Foe Claims
The Cincinnati Gazette reports a crisis over Calhoun and Morris resolutions on slavery in the District and territories. Proponents argue for abolitionist rights while opponents defend state and federal powers. Vermont resolutions join the debate. The Senate will hear next week, with terms lasting weeks as passions rise over free speech and petition.
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Senate
United States
R. Calhoun
Moses
Calhoun
Preston
Strange
Secord
Orwell
Michigan
Morris
Ohio
Baltimore
Encan
Congress
Mars
United States Senate
Alhoun
Mr. Morris
Sal Questie
Norvell
Conyess
District of Columbia
U.S
South
Vermont
States
Clay
Eso
Insurgents Surrender at Grand Brule After Leaders Flee
Friday announced unconditional surrender of insurgents at Grand Brule. Sir John Colborne returns to Montreal with main force on Saturday. Loyalists destroy Grand Brule after troops depart. several leaders killed or captured near St Eustache and Point aux Trembles. Prisoners total 131 from St Eustache and surrounding areas, with locals surrendering under Col Maitland's account.
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Grand Brule
Sir John Colborne
Montreal
Sir John
St. Eustache
Grand Bruel
Chenier
W. H. Scott
St. Therese
Girod
Point Aux Trembles
Girouard
Chartier
Mason
Lord Gosford
Col. Maitland
St. Scholastique
Insurgents Seized Papers as McNabb Moves on Norwich
Col. McNabb led 360 troops 150 Brantford volunteers and 100 Indians to attack Duncombe’s 400 insurgents at Scotland London District but they fled on the 13th. By the 14th 100 more volunteers joined, and 1600 men were planned for Norwich. Rewards offered for Duncombe Malcolm and Mackenzie. Navy Island report and Batavia arsenal theft raise fears of Patriot activity.
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Scotland
London
Duncombe
Brantford
Col
Kerr
Col. McNabb
Norwich
Mackenzie
Navy Island
New York
United States
Buffalo
Batavia
Georgia Bank Debates and Indian Emigration Report
From Minneapevitee December 20 1837 mentions Georgia Senate voting 40 to 20 to table Sub Treasury proposals, then 36 to 32 to reconsider. House delays Bank of the United States notes bill. debate notes likely proBank majority. Florida war costs cited at 73000 daily with ten teamboats. Dr Richard K Frost manslaughter verdict over lobelia treatment. Arkansas Gazette reports Chickasaw 800 Kentuckian 800 Creeks 800 Itasca 500 De Kalb and John Nelson arrivals. Presidential appointments include Nicholas Howard Darcy Gibson Forrest Waters Wil berger Gunnell Garson and others for various districts and posts.
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Minnepcevitee
Senate
Georgia
House of Representatives
Bank of the
United States
Nat
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Kentuckian
Itasca
de Kalb
John Nelson
Indemnity bill and mob violence debate in Ohio
The Ohio Legislature hears a bill by Mr Foote to make towns and cities pay damages from mob and arson activity. The Cincinnati Gazette comments on the need to deter property destruction by making offenders bear costs. The item cites mob history, authority figures, and calls for accountability.
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Ohio
Foote
Cincinnatii Gazette
Geore ‘Sordons
John
Absalom Herring
Rebecah H. Herring
Rutland
Cincinnati
Onondaga Co
N. York
Rutland Herald
Syracuse Whig
Cincinnati Journal
Rebecah H. Nichols
Burlington
Legislation on Damages from Mobs Triggers Public Opinion
A fragmented excerpt discusses pending bills in legislatures addressing damages caused by mobs on cities and towns. The Baltimore Chronicle quotes Cincinnati Gazette remarks approving the stance, urging members to heed transient public opinion on the matter.
Acknowledgement of Receipts for Cincinnati Journal
Acknowledge receipt of numerous subscriptions and donations to the Cincinnati Journal from many individuals including Rev. B. W. Chidlaw A. Thorne Mrs. M. Sharp W. Kinkaid L. Pierson Dr. Pike J. M. Hogue and hundreds of others with varied amounts listed. The list records donor names and sums in a formal acknowledgment.
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Cincinnati Journal
B. W. Chidlaw
A. Thorne, Esq
Mrs. M. Sharp
W. Kinkaid
8. Martin
L. Pierson
A. & J. Lemon
S.S. Shanklin
Dr. Pike
J. M. Hogue
F. R. Glenn
A. McFeran
A. Hillis
A. McIntyre
Thos. E. Thomas
Mrs. S. Gillespie
L. Vines
E. Albertson
Col. S. P. Pitchlyn
Henry Wise
J. K. Vorhis
M. Carr
H. B. Pollard
W. Dixon, Jr
E. L. Starling
E. B. Stockdale
R.J. Young
Rebecca Ware
J. McFarland
E. Wheaton
H. Harvey
J. Sills
Dr. W. Buckner
D. Turney
J. Collins
J. Hopkins
J. Kinkead
Wm. Patton
J. Gilliland
Bree ins 62 10 bits and KER in Stre
Fragmented OCR sequence shows numbers and letters with unclear context. Readable items include Bree ins and KER in Stre with multiple numeric codes, but no coherent event, names, or location to confirm a specific news item.
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