Arrival of Lady Eigin Opens Mackinaw Route
The Sentinel notes the Lady Eigin entered the Straits of Mackinaw Thursday, signaling navigation now open. It also reports a plan to move ten thousand Norwegians to Quebec for the Northwestern States, praising immigrants as a strong shoreward class. The article mentions the discovery of the body of Wm A Wir, aMilwaukee community figure, and lists various local items including a $2 million event in Falls and preparations for a trans Atlantic voyage. It also covers political notes such as War A Baustow as a gubernatorial candidate and Major Bes McCucrociur declining Utah governor appointment.
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Straits of Mackinaw
Eigin
Norway
Quebec
America
Wo. A. Wir
Wielst State Pass
Milwaukin
En Ori
Liverpool
New York
Colmalin Co
A. Baustow
Bes McCucrociur
Utah
States Defy Slave Power with Nullification of Federal Rulings
The article reports that Obie through its legislature asserts the right of states to determine the status of enslaved people, opposing Taney era rulings. Massachusetts and Wisconsin are cited, claiming slavery cannot exist in their borders and that citizenship rests with state law, defending state sovereignty and liberty advances.
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Obie
United States Supreme Court
Taney
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York
Dred Scott
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Sam Lavres
Free Soil
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Indies
Adjournment of the N S Legislature and actions taken
The New York Legislature adjourned after a session of one hundred three days. It passed acts on licensing sales, canal enlargement, and a bill for freedom to all persons in the state. A political report praises the body, and news notes a former Chronicle writer planning a new paper in Mauston.
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N. S
New York
Monru Peosenterion
Fikher, Walworth Co
Lielependent
Lagrange
Rtch
Buchanan
Walworth County
Sentinel
Aggemene
Massachusetts
Williamstown
Parsons
Thane
Puteersburg
Troy
Indian War Rumors End as St. Paul Dispatch Reports
Letter from Gen Surrups in St Paul denies Indian outrages on Blue Earth and Wontonwan rivers amid reports. Springfield murders tied to Wool brothers. Kansas acting governor shifts duties. new papers launch in Wisconsin. anti slavery ladies aid fugitives. local political shifts noted.
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St. Paul
Blue Earth
Wontonwan
Surrups
Faniwartt, Rice Co
NM. Ti
Pioneer
Mankato
St. Peter
Jas. Siruenns
Springfield
Minnesota
Comets and Planets Explain Weather Wonders
A historical discussion traces differences between comets and planets, their orbits, and historical views. It covers Tycho Brahe Newton Halley and Kepler, notes past great comets, periodic returns, and potential meteorological links while noting caution about dramatic climate claims.
Many Local Notices Spark Outdated Wisconsin News
A fragmented OCR summary shows diverse items from Wisconsin and beyond, including license fees, theatre listings, gas works, telegraph plans, and various economic notes. The muddled text references Wausau, Oshkosh, Janesville, Chilton as county seat, and vague dates. It also notes rail and river issues, political figures, and advertisements.
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Wausau
Edward Everett
Chicago
Lola Montez
Fond du Lac
Buchanan
John W. Forney
Philadelphia Sun
JSA
Chilton
Calawet County
New York
Jeet
Oshkosh
Wis
Picsde
Breckinridge
Wisconsin
Philadelhia
Delaware Railroad
Boston
Philadelphia
Miwaukee
Janesville
Marathon Co
San Francisco
Tor the
Kalamazon Gazette
Interior Papers
Michigan
Dred Scott
Lake Pepin
Mississippi
St. Paul
Geneva Fie Press
Racine
Morse
Niagara
Atlantic
North Eastern Railway Co
England
Anathers
Tio
New
Delaware County
Europe
Wausan
Grand Jury
Raving & Mississippi Tt
Bailey
Kentucky Weekly News
Kentucky
Colwins
Ziv
Humbolt
Egypt
York Gd
Slavery in Missouri as seen by the St Louis Republican
The St Louis Republican argues slavery cannot be abolished in Missouri but will disappear naturally as wealth and population grow. It questions pro slavery confidence, calls slavery an instrument for commerce and rule, but concludes Missouri must gain a decisive character with or without slave labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
South Lid
Svange Tak
Avery
Impostors Selling Trees Faced by North-Western Growers
The North-Western Fruit Growers Convention condemns itinerant tree peddlers who misrepresent seedling quality and claim Eastern nurseries as suppliers. Buyers warned to deal with known establishments or mail orders, as many varieties fail in the West and Eastern options are often unsuitable. The legislature ends three days grace on payments starting July 1, loosening promissory note protections.
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Carolia
Jane
Janet
Wille
Rnit
Barry
Alten
Lena
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OG Aml Moneyn
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Mauston
Gen
Bheelds
Svanron
Wangtr
Terrilitory
Woonsow
Sitanyox
Paxis
Marathon County
Mesars
Counnoesc & Vostri
Pinery
Mazo-Manie
Henrix J. Watnen
Archimelon
Dr. Arnott
Archimedes
Mabilo
Leirner
Tae Pasgnone Wirttasson
Cas
John K. Kane
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
Passmore Williamson
Demurrer
Kane
St. Louis
Gallery of Nature
London
Rev. Taoscas Mu, Ner
Seneca
Tycho Brache
Hevelius
Tycho
Newton
Tralley
Porthelia
Meraurus Howards
Hae Yope
Mamstead
Gassini
Bernonilli
Halley
Paris
Constantinople
Rae
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Justinian
Fountain of Light
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Cesar
Pliny
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Lexel
Indead
9 Squadron
William the Norman
Harold
France
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Louisville
Sages
Braver Das Axp Banapoo
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Beaver Dam
Aic
Fall River
Samount of Funde
Saya
Dodge
Pote
John Cochran
Ophir
Ottawa
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