Remonstrance and market turmoil hit eastern cities
The text notes strong remonstrances in Philadelphia Baltimore and other cities. It describes widespread business failures dull trade low prices and ships halting with limited freights. It cites alarms in New Orleans and Lynchburg with cotton selling weakly and grim financial distress spreading southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Perrod
N. Orleans
Madison
Nort
West
Agienst Coconty
Lynchburg
Maryland
Treinia
Domestic Railroad Survey and Slave Trade Notes
Acting commissioner ir. McConnell and engineer Mr. Chinn survey the Sacksonville to Spring road to locate the route from the state east line to Quin. Bucklin travels east for survey materials. survey to begin on the Illinois side once returns. The report on Mobile slave trade estimates 1835 1836 profits and a ten million dollar debt for slaves. military and social notes follow.
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Ir. McConnell
Chinn
Sacksonville
Spring
Quin
Bucklin
Hlinoiser
Jackson News
Hiesissippi
Natches Courier
Mississippi
Werop
Leanper Comins
Elk
Cook County
Chicago
W. Scorr
Territory of
Missouri
van Buren
Crawford Ark
Sman
Joan Wicaurt
Colt Court
St. Francis County
Arkansas
Hersong
Mo. Rep
Patterson
Carlist offensive halts Evans at Hernani after severe clash
Report says Evans retreated to St Sebastian after heavy losses totaling about 1060 killed and wounded. He had moved on Hernani to assault when Carlists struck. Blame falls on Spanish troops allied with British and Espartero for allowing Carlists to reinforce Hernani. Carlists suffered heavy losses but remained undaunted. Queen of Portugal announces pregnancy on February 26. Bandit Sehubry commits suicide after Hungarian frontier raids. Teaea la an engagement with Hulans.
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St. Sebastian
Evans
Hernani
Espartero
Portugal
Sehubry
Abner Jones Gifts For Theological Seminary And Mystical Abstinence Tale
Abner Jones of this city donated twenty five thousand dollars to the New York Theological Seminary to endow a professorship of sacred music and support ministerial education as the institution grows. The piece also recounts a trial of abstinence by Cornet Macnaughton involving a thirteen day confinement in a wooden chest at Pokhur, describing belief in extraordinary powers and a test of credibility.
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Major Spiers
Almeer
Cornet Macnaughton
Pokhur
Speexvip
Abner Jones
New York Theological Seminary
Linden Wood
Missouar
Jinden Wood
St. Louis
St. Charles
Gro. C. Storey
Conner & Cooke
Nassau and
Ann Streets
New York
N.B
United States
Canadas
Joseph M’cloy
Alton
Tantine Row
N. York
Alfred Suannan
T. & T. Lfwaples
State and
Third Sts
Religious and political notes from the nation and beyond
The item lists Protestant foreign missionaries, new Buffalo churches, and a Trinity Church formation. It notes gifts to the Methodist Manual Labor School in Georgia, a Wisconsin paper, and calumnies about Duff Green moving to Texas. It cites a Baptist missions grant, Burmese Karens baptism, lamp light logic, lime's effect on wheat fly, Havana gas light plans, Boston failures, Ohio mills and distilleries, Chickasaw wealth, steamboat Cavalier, Maine bread purchases, wheat rewards, Chatahooche bank stoppage, Comly estate sale, Journal of Commerce troubles, and Randolph's 1322 will ruling.
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Massachusetts
Spain
Four Friends
Marseilles
Bandes Noires
Chris
Maryland
Estern Pa
Perth Scroois
Boston
Massachsetts
Senate of the
United States
Bank of the Commonwealth of
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Mobile Register
Down East
the Ganges
Prince of Wales’ Island Gazette
Singapore
Canton
Macao
Malacca
Bristol
Rocket
Joseph Day
Journal de Frankfort
M. Henry Berghams
Elbe
Buffalo
St. Paul's Church
Trinity Church
C. S. Hawkes
Hawkes
New York
Josiah Harney
Putnam County
Methodist Episcopal Society
Wisconsin Pioneer
Milwaukee
Col
Philo White
North Carolina Standard
Washington
Charleston Courier
Calhoun
Duff Green
Texas
New Orleans
Bravo
Metamoras
Baptist Board For Foreign Missions
Burmah
Tavoy
Albany Argus
Paris
Acre
Tacon
James H. Caldwell
Havana
Montgomery County
Ohio
Cavalier
Upper
Mississippi
Galena
Maine
Farmers and Traders Bank of Chatahooche
New Orleans Commercial Herald
Samuel Comly
Philadelphia
Journal of Commerce
Messrs
Hale & Hallock
the Express
Alexandria Gazette
John Randolph
Virginia
Sabbath School thanks from Upper Alton visitors
Representatives from the Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal Sabbath Schools thank Upper Alton for the invitation and warm reception during a shared Sabbath School celebration. They express pleasure in the day and hope to reciprocate in the future.
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Upper Alton
Griggs
Baptist
J. A
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Pinea
Market
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Mississippi River
Joshua Aiken
Robert E. Little
Grafton
Greene County
Prospectus
Illinois
Hitneis
Congress
Jackson
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Grorx
Samuel E. Clement
B. K. Hart
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