Two Horned Church History in Carthage Chronicle
A fragment from the Chronicle and Atlas recounts Carthage's First Presbyterian Church, its two square turrets nicknamed the Two Horned Church, and early ministers led by Rev. Joshua L. Wilson. It notes the church’s size 68 by 85 feet, its demolition, and the rise of newer congregations alongside obituaries, local crime, book notices, and shop reports from the period.
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Various Notices and Local Items from Florida to New York
A rush of small notices covers Indian agency tensions in Florida with Bowlegs demanding troop withdrawal, plus a windfall for comedian William Forrest. Updates include Horace Mann's reply to Webster, May grants data, African gold dust shipments to Salem, and a Crescent steamship voyage to California. A Waveney House opening, new hotel refinements, a flower exhibition at Mason Hall, unsettled Cadets of Temperance accounts, and a suicide by Thompson on Home Street conclude the column.
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Townpend's Parapaparilla and Territorial Government Debate
An article fragment discusses Dr Townpend and his Parpaparilla claiming healing power and urging preservation methods, plus a political note asserting territorial citizenship requirements and border governance. It references Mr Kerwin and resolutions, with adjournment to the next day.
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New York Market and Broad Commerce Report
Telegraphic news notes New York market actions for June 7 with flour demand for New Orleans and steady whisky. Prices for corn and lard oil quoted, wheat inactive, pork strong, groceries active, river levels, and weather hot. Also covers Kentucky resolutions and California bill debates in Senate and House proceedings with late-session recess.
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Market Summary of Plowr and Grain and Provisions
Market dull for plowr and grain with no transactions reported this morning. Provisions show sales of lard and cured hams, while whiskey and sugar hold steady with limited movement. Fruit prices mixed with oranges and lemons on the decline and advance respectively.
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Market Prices And Receipts From Wenneepay In May
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Unclear historical commodity report notes limited figures
Fragmentary Miami analysis logs list varied items with counts like 1 747 and 17 990 for goods including hemp grease lard and bristles. No clear dates or full context provided.
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River Imports and Merchants Exchange Stock List
A fragmented Merchants' Exchange Books report details river and riverfront imports with numerous items such as butter, cheese, bacon, hemp, eggs, tea, glass, iron, and various hardware. It lists firms including Haybare and French, Withers, J F Torrence, McKenzie and Reed, Hines, Haynes and Co, and others, along with quantities like 903 boxes of side items and 550 barrels of salt, across Kanawha Portsmouth Louisville routes and local merchants.
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