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Newspaper
Cassville Standard
Location
Cassville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1855
Page
1
A poem praising Fannie with dark eyes and beauty. The speaker declares joy and hope accompany her, describes pale dreams and an airy, heavenly presence. She is called a peerless flower and blessed by divine charm at her birth.
An armed search for two hundred men pursued missing travelers after their commencement trip. Sol, a dwarf, trails a disguised suspect named Bob Clinch to a hidden cave in the rock where Marchmont and Professor are held with robbers. The scene ends with Sol reporting his discovery as the story continues next week.
Detroit Aug 22 1855 Gen Cass denounces secret oath bound political orders as dangerous to republic and urges strict noninterference by Congress in territorial slavery. He cites Houston letter allegations, defends opposition to secrecy and intolerance, supports limited territorial governance and Nebraska debate rooted in the Constitution and natural rights.
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