The American Union Publication Details and Rates
Edited by W C M'Caussen and L Harper the American Union is issued weekly on Market Street near the F and M Bank. Subscription is two dollars per year payable half yearly in advance or three dollars at year end. Paper not discontinued until arrears are paid. Advertisements charged at usual rates. Letters to editors must be postpaid.
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American Union
Market Street
South Side
F. & M. Bank
To Mary from Grorce D. Prex iron pen satire critique
A literary fragment asks who would suspect the iron witticist Grorce D. Prex possesses a tender heart as he writes a beautiful short verse titled To Mary expressing surprising affection.
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Grorce D. Prex
Partizan
Lunacy and a Soldier in Flight Across the Alps
An account of a military man driven by a thwarted love into madness. He escapes an Alpine winter, wanders to Paris via the Simplon, haunted by a vision of his mistress. Peasant kindness and family scenes accompany his perilous journey and fragile sanity.
Minister overcomes inner gloom beside loyal wife
The article portrays a clergyman wrestling with a troubled spirit during a service yet drawing strength from his devoted young wife. His tall wasted figure and wary glances reveal lingering fear, but his mood improves as her watchful care steadies him and his mind begins to recover.
The Parisian love tragedy of a deformed nurse and a lost lover
A Parisian woman embarks on a doomed romance with a handsome officer from India. Her self loathing and vanity fuel a chilling spectral courtship as he returns from the grave. An adjacent Normandy girl, driven by love and despair, descends into madness and an asylum life, ending in perpetual loneliness.
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India
Duchesse d
Normandy
Chance
Ophelia
Aii
Silent depths expose loud pretensions in public life
A reflective aphorism about how those who show the most sadness or polish often speak the loudest, while true thinking and substance go unseen. It warns that empty vessels make the greatest noise and urges scrutiny of outward affected displays.
Tragic English Actor Silence Prompts Theater Talks
Charlee Kean seeks private talks with managers of the theater equity group but has yet to set a definite plan. He contemplates pausing and visiting his own book.
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Charlee Kean
Ae Caud
Equity
Pauling & Visit
Familiar Dialogue on the Treasury and Land Squatters
In a Washington Globe dialog, a farmer and a merchant clash over public money, banks, and land policy. The farmer condemns lending from the Treasury without appropriation while the merchant defends privileged use by bank stockholders. They debate squatters on public lands versus Treasury squatters, contrasting property rights, moral duties, and constitutional limits, urging adherence to laws and avoidance of disorganizing doctrine.
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Washington Globe
Squire
Treasury
The
Treasury Bank
Loco Foco
Mr. Webster
Webster
M. Huzza
Huzza
Mr. Clay
Sam
Tim Tailor
Tim
Jim
Lim
Fragmented Farewell Reflection on Trust and Loss
Fragmentary archaic dialogue hints at fraud risk and danger, with a squire urged to consider bowie knives and pistols. A parting line suggests suspicion and unrewarded effort, conveying tension and unease about future reign and consequences.
Vermont case on marriage breach and long attentions
The Rutland Vermont case involves Miss Munson winning 1425 from Mr Hastings for breach of a marriage contract. The judge ruled that long continued attentions or intimacy can be evidence of intended matrimony even without an explicit promise. The Utica Democrat notes the decision as a modern ethical landmark while lampooning cautious suitors.
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Rutland
Vermont
Munson
Hastings
Daniel
Betty Simper
Billy
Ecourtin
Notable Clippings from Baltimore News 80s
A chaotic mixture of short items covers kidnapping charges against Capt. Eben Yarnell, Oscarian blockades, a Betsey Butts murder sentence, two counterfeiters in Lorain Ohio, new cotton in Augusta, the Pulaski steamer disaster, a Tuscaloosa medical school formation, a claim of a giant rat, Cherokee convicts returning west, a D D honor for H B Bascom, a 15 foot albicore catch, New Haven fruit fig吊, a Canadian deserter swimmer, and a Philadelphia arrest for assault.
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Sherff
Lorain Coun
Ohio
Wm. Rathbone
Isaac Wlace
Agusta Sentinel
Pulaski
Liverpool
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
A. C. Draper
Philadelphia
Georgia
H. B. Bascom
Downeasters
Cape Ann
Mase
New Haven
Conn
Canada
Michigan
Philadelpha
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Huse
Mary
WIT Sobiluan
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Alps
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M. Pariset
Agan
Palestine
Robert Hall
Cambridge
Archangel Gabriel
Brainerd
Ireland
Kerry
Baltimore
Picayune
Tempico
Eben Yarnell
Criterion
New York
Africa
Betsey Butts
Gallia County
Henderson Good
Harry
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