Local Elections and Florida Indian Hostilities Report
The article notes a local election result in Monroe County with Dr. James Ba Moons winning by a large majority and mentions celebrations by local temperance groups. It also reports ongoing Florida Indian disturbances with attacks on Fort Kang and Port Armstrong, criticizing calls for restraint while urging punitive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Whitesideus-Sen
Kindibop
St. Cleir
Moptoe
Jase Ba Moons
Monroe County
Florida
Fort Kang
Port Armstrong
Jackson
Devastating Flood Strikes City Amid Violent Storms
A raging flood from a sudden thunderstorm devastated the city last night. Homes and streets were inundated with water up to five feet, causing loss of life and widespread property damage. Also noted were collapsed bridges, ruined stores in Marsh Market, and several drownings including a woman and children in Meadows and nearby lanes.
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Jouss
Palla
Appold
Jan
William Miller
Pratt Street
Dora Wong
Harrison Street
Authenticated Florida dispatch details troop movements
Savannah paper reports from Captain D Lagnel of the Ordnance Corps that an express from Tampa arrived at Gareys Ferry last Friday. It notes Micanopy Jumper and others left Tampa before the 14th due to fear of measles mistook as smallpox, with various letters explaining their reasons for departure.
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Ringgold
Moumba
Thakos
M.caisopy
W. WhatMicanopyOaiAin
Newnansville
Jesop
D’ Lagnel
Tampa
Midnapy
Dade Fon King
Fort Hardlee
Samafsee
Phiuonytysanses
Picolata
St. Augustine
Savannah
Florida
D.lagnel
Ordnance Corps
Garey's Berry
Pamps
Ismal Pox
Abraham
Aloy
Notifies Land Warrant Holders of Revolutionary War Grants
The Treasury Department announces notices to holders of land warrants granted by the United States for military services in the Revolutionary War. The June 15 1837 notice directs attention to the warrants issued to officers and soldiers of the war and outlines requisite actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unclear historical records detail public lads witbeet tay state and exam notes
Fragmented OCR shows a sequence of names and places with a focus on a July or June meeting and exam proceedings. The text lists numerous individuals and offices, including Mason, Parker, Lewis, Joyes, and Poindexter, along with scattered institutional terms, suggesting a formal board or committee session with examinations and agenda items.
Wishins on Glope Missionary Letter from Singapore
Report from Singapore dated January 19 182S notes a letter from Consul Mr Brelatier describing American Board missionaries. It records a resolution to fit up the former Mieday school room to lodge ill sailors with medical aid under Mr Bates and Mr Travelli's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Brelatier
Singapore
Travelli
Sincapore
Pear
Missionaries of
American Board of Commissions For Foreign Missions
Mieday School
Afr. Bateser
Fragmented 19th Century Navy and War Office Dispatches
A garbled OCR record reports on appointments and retirements in the Army and Navy, including Major William P. Piercy’s discharge, remarks from a General and adjutant, and scattered notes on officers, ships, and finances. It references the Tampa Bay area, Washington in the Navy Department, and various military and mercantile details with numerous unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa Bay
William P. Piercy
Regiment of
Creek Volunteers
Washington
Piercy
Crecké
Afajor
Jgsap
S. Churchh Ei
Artand
Army
Appointment Notices for U S Diplomatic Posts
The United States announces appointments including Jom M Reap of Philadelphia as attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and Juan Maria Castanos as consul for the port of Sa Bis Mexico. William Bi' Gitthard named consul for the port of Matepy North California Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom M. Reap
Philadelphia
Hn Auomey
United Stites
Peninsylvania
Joax Maria Castanos
United States
Bis
Meftco
William Bi’ Gitthard
C¢nsul
Matepy
California
Mexico
Rome Cay Ahaad Ape Ony Judd
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Rome Cay Ahaad Ape Ony Judd without clear context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Currency Doubts Circus Currency Value and Political Echoes
The piece mocks Democratic currency theory and value with cents and dollars quoted oddly. It notes Kendall’s purchase of something, hints at political maneuvering and bank presses, and recounts assorted snippets from various papers and satirical scenes.
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Total Abtinance Cold Water Society
Wat F. DeWorr
Coney
Ilinois Temperance Society
Upper Alton
A Cowans
D. Murer
Eiberty Hall
Artinian
Alton Ouderver
Sdistrict
Miller
John i, Gross
Susquehanna
Tunonivia
Sind
Noonan
Falls
Pyuid
Msi
Mveti
Honda
Oria
Iuport
Congress
Wartar
Bos
Glavery Peter
Larangoya
The
American Anti-Slavery Society
Rock
Columbia
Avery
District of Columbia
Elavelier
Theron
Walla
Roy
Cuatney
Uae
Berens
Ray
Borat
Harrison
Unis
Wey
Frome
Ysvere
Suswthanna
Noonen
Ben Dia
Paula
Lueheser Lemoccud
Devon
Lairess
Vavy
Jude
Boittumere
Mason
Ranaotin
Alonzo Ba Dati
Walliams
Woolbul & Schenck
Townden
James L. Parker
Kuhans
Barvey
ZY Lewis U. Sarton
Wiliam A. Joyes
Jas Motor
Edmund Lanier
Struth
Walhaos Pephar
Latham Boo Sven
VM Rowe
Chadaer
Wiliam
Wallen i
Renshaw
James
Lown Ter
Poindexter
Wishins
Nissan
J. Batesrixe
United Bieter
Neti Et Eee
Leas
Igi
MS Ient
Pear Waat
Geral
Spm
Ladd
Seth
Navy
iNa
Pai
Ae Renonde
Henderson
Washington City
I Ijeatt
Penei
Bayer
Minker
Sheres
Babe
Andrea
Boston Dominon
Hick
Nendall Hz
Balavare
Saar
Kendell
J. M. Churchon
E Cntre
Com. Herald
Banowr
Intargenta
Citiee
Duke of Marlborough
England
Thorpe
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