Fragmentary Antiwar Commentary Amid Racial Tension
The passage critiques a group’s war aims and moral basis while denouncing violence against civilians. It asserts commitment to liberty and Christian spirit, urging allies to use lawful means to promote union and equal rights, despite tensions with the colored population in the southern region.
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Perieyletz
Wpon
Vivian
Comanior
Siu Iba Pest
Friends of Freedom
Uae
Unis
Ancient Nautical Skeleton Unearthed in Haramus New Jersey
A skeleton of an unusual person was discovered in Haramus New Jersey, buried in oyster shells at a former settlement site. The towering figure reportedly stood about eight feet high with a length of nearly eight feet from root to crown and a skull circumference of eighteen inches, showing intact teeth.
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N.J
Wamense
Frozen to Deara and loss at sea on the Hudson route
A mail stage vehicle traveling on the Hudson night before last froze in snow with a woman and children inside the sleigh. The driver, a colored man, was found dead from freezing. The woman and children survived by bedding and were cared for by nearby residents. The note also records the death of Provi dence publisher and family sorrow in Newport and a survey of English churches and clergy residing abroad.
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Hudson
Albany Jovenal
Dee Bi
Interred on board ship during Providence voyage
Report from Fall River News about Manaiepon and Steamsoar Felix McQuade and Mise Martha Wallace interred at sea by Rev A Bronson aboard Samer Bradford Durlee during a voyage to Providence. Ballou's Cutillion band played for the couple. a gold enamel mourning ring found near Hudson County with inscription Robert Johnson Ob 16 Nov 1775 A l 71 may have belonged to a British officer.
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Manaiepon & Steamsoar
Felix McQuade
Mise
Martha Wallace
A! Bronson
Bradford Durlee
Providence
Ballou
Fall River News
Greenwich
Hudson
Burgoyne
Gates
Robert Johnson
N. Y
Steamer Louisiana Capt. Lawless Receives Praise
The New Orleans Picayune commends the steamship Louisiana from New York to New Orleans for comfort and care. It praises Capt Lawless and the crew, thanks the steward and officers, and lists numerous passengers thanking them for attention and politeness.
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New Orleans Picayune
Naw
Louisiana
Jae
Lawless
New York
New Orledna
McN. L. McBride
Ibeis
Lindy Bloodgeod
Mise Agusta G. Bloodged
Adeline Charpentier
R. N. Cromwell
Ise M. Brown
James L. Compton
W. G. Tuller
Edward LeBeao
Prosecution suits against James Bertholl over gambling losses
Civil actions brought by James I. Lockwood, bookseller, claim about $14,000 against James Bertholl alleged keeper of a gambling house at Park Place and others. The case cites large cash losses from $60 to $300 over several episodes and mentions defendant’s alleged cheating.
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meLene
James Bertholl
Bo Park Place
James I. Lockwond
Lockwond
Gambij Fies
Alen
Lockwood
Ides
Sage Case Delayed By Illness of Judge Judaca
A Sage Case in New York faced indefinite postponement due to the illness of Judge Judaca, with the court unable to proceed despite the parties having prepared. The delay reflects a temporary halt in proceedings as the judge recovers.
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Sage
New York
Judaca
Arrest in Mobile Ties to Firemans Insurance Crime
A man identified as Rules Green formerly of the Mobile Firemans Insurance Company is reportedly arrested in Mobile on a charge related to a theft of about 100 000 dollars. The incident connects to the company and involves a significant alleged fraud.
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Fosemmnizsc. Aich
New. Inoy
Rules Green
Meer
Mobile Firemans
Inseronge Company
Mobile
Temperence Lecture Planned In Poughkeepsie Evening
A temperance lecturer will deliver a talk at a court house on Tuesday evening at seven by Mr. Varswen the Poughkeepsie. The public is invited to attend. proceeds from the lecture will fund expenses. A separate notice reports two incidents: a body recovered near Sandy Bottom identified as James Parker with possible blunt force trauma and a coroner’s inquest. and a fatal accident at a local print works involving William Pollard. Additional items note an inquest into Raymond Burdick’s death from exposure and lack of medical care, and ongoing diplomatic chatter about U S relations with Austria and a pending embassy deployment early January.
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Poughkeepsie Hlack
Suuad
James Parker
Knowles
Parker
Patan
Win. Pollard
Mesars
P. Alten
Raymond G. Burdick
Providence Journal
U. S
Aus Frere
Ian
Webster
Journal of Commerce
McCurdy
Washington
Sperm Oil Shipment Returns to Provincetown
The Spartan under Captain Cook arrived Saturday from the Western Islands with 580 barrels of sperm oil valued at about twenty thousand dollars. Rumors say Propellers Napoleon and Independence were lost on Lake Superior. A six year old boy wandered in snow, slept on a cellar door, and froze extremities before rescue.
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Cook
Provincetown
Buffalo
Napoleon
Independence
Lake Superior
Banquet at Town Hall for American Minister Lawrence in Liverpool
The American Minister Mr Lawrence, visiting Liverpool for his departure by the Ballsy to New York, attended a banquet at the Town Hall with the Bishop of Chester the Sheriff judges and leading gentlemen. Lawrence spoke in his customary able style and later occupied Mr Copeland's private box at the Amphitheatre with friends. The piece notes a new flax processing method seen as a potential revolution in cotton and flax manufacture. The U S ship Preble has returned to New York from a roughly four year cruise, after a long voyage and crew illness, bringing four men charged with mutiny aboard the barque Glenn.
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Liverpool Times
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Liverpool
England
Balsie
New York
Chester
United States
M. Lawrence
Copeland
Asnivator Rye
U.S
Sue Preece
Preble
Racific
San Francisco
Valpariaso
Sig
Glenn
New Hevem
Special Notices at State Fair and Providence Stage
Notice fragment about premium at the State Fair and a dye-related event. Mentions Dopok's Dye Howe and Mr. Matritto of the Providence Stage. November appears in stray text.
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Howe
More Cures of Seated Consumption in 1846 Medical Ad
Certification letters praise a remedy for coughs and consumption seen as effective by physicians of the era. The notice quotes doctors like REDERIC T. STORER and DAVID F. CRADLEE asserting the remedy’s proven benefits for lung diseases and related complaints.
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Aly
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David
F. Cradlee & F
Teena
Boston Family Plans Move Into New Ash Street House
A Cambridge report notes a Boston party including Mr. Custing and Mr. Avalon arranging a handsome house on Ash Street with immediate possession. The item mentions several daughters and their private circumstances as part of a social notice read yesterday in Watertown.
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Watertown
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Avalon
Boston
Separe Herald of the Times
Local Matrimonial Notices From Providence Area
Fragmentary wedding notices list several unions including Miss Sarah W. Dyer and Mr. Simmons, Elisa Y. Merriman of Warren with Mister Mauran, and references to Capt. Allen Munro's daughter and others in Mass and Providence. Details are garbled but indicate multiple marriages around January 21.
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Allen Munro
M. Gilles
Mary
Stephen
Pha Pang Sa My Fay
Mass. Vertén
Ogg T. Simmons
Sarah W. Dyer
Providence
Socket Mauran
Warren
Dice
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