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Seagan
Courts of Ordinary
Volcanic eruption described from Cosaguina and aftermath
Excerpt recounts the 1835 Cosaguina eruption observed from San Miguel with lava fields, a destroyed forest, new islands, earthquakes, and widespread panic in Guatemala and neighboring regions. The narrative blends voyage memory with reflections on travel, danger, and moral resolve. The piece also critiques Postmaster Granger and comments on press freedom, politics, and international affairs of the era.
Caurios to Slave Owners Warn Cincinnati Robberies
A Memphis Enquirer summary reprints Cincinnati and Louisville extracts arguing Southern travelers face risks in Ohio. It cites Shanks’s voyage with enslaved people and notes Cincinnati’s alleged tolerance of slave theft, urging non-intercourse to protect Southern rights while denying broad South disloyalty in Ohio.
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Memphis Enquirer
Caurios
Cincinnati
Olin
Dr. Shanks
Virginia
Louisville
South
Ohio
Cincinnati Republican
Louisville Journal of
Lewis Shanks
Memphis
Supreme Court of Ohio
Pi Bill
London
Richmond Star
Squibbs
Cattle Race by Lazo and Firelit Volcanoes
From Stephens New Work the author recalls a cattle racing scene at a hacienda. riders chase a yellow ox, a lazo used as they dodge and plunge, while distant volcanoes Agu and Fugo loom. Night brings a restless rest in a rough inn with a seventeen year old girl watching.
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Thad
Catte
Agu
Fugo
Niett
Mr. C
Arrival of Arista Commissioners and Texas olive branch
From Austin and Galveston reports arrive three commissioners from Gen. Arista with proposals for a suspension of hostilities and direct trade. The Texas government favors peace and mutual action against Indians, while stressing Texas is an offspring of Mexico and seeks calm relations along the Rio Grande. A Marshals census table details US agricultural output including wheat, corn, cotton, tobacco, and livestock with total annual value estimated above five hundred million dollars.
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Texas
Kingston
Galveston
City of Austin
Austin Gazette
Paris
New York
John G.chalmers
Treasury
Msrs. Laffitte & Co
Hamilton
Congress
Santa Fe
S. W. Howland
Burleson
Austin
Bible Society
Fontaine
Lamar County
Tarrant
Stout
Upper
Brazos
Republic
Austin City
Gen. Arista
C. van Ness
W. G. Cooke
San Antonio
Arista
Mexico
Rio Grande
U. States
State Department
United States
North Carolina
Kentucky
Florida
Wisconsin
Meruodist Preachers and Islander Cookery Anecdotes
From early Methodism details to humorous or cruel tales showing Wesley's first itinerant preachers and their strong minds. Also notes on Jersey island cooking with beefsteak and onions and a travel vista of two seas from a volcanic height, plus an anecdote on Mr Holbrook the bell founder and a Dix oration on Ireland's grain exports and a push for parliamentary independence.
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Wesley
Samuel Bradburn
Bradburn
Marsden
Brother Marsden
Church of England Review
Sir
Jersy
England
London
Sam
Cainet
Trelano
Dix
Albany
Ireland
Great Britain
Inflammatory Broadside on Currency and Clergy
A letter from James Gordon Bennett rails against locofoco influence in politics and finance, urging a Bank of the United States. It critiques Wall Street ties and a Supreme Court decision, then recounts a Detroit bishop’s alleged confinement in Rome and the Inquisition. A lucus anecdote closes with a pastor recalling a noisy tobacco quid incident in church.
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National Intelligencer
Benson
Syria
France
Prussia
London
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
Government of England
Church of England
Wasutsoron Crry
Henry Cray
Daniel Webster
Srates
James Gordon Bennett
Old Hal
Wall Street Blacklegs
United States
Locofoco
Great West
Wallstreet
Wall Street
Daniel
Supreme Court
McLeod
Christ
Rome
Detroit
Reese
Holy Inquisition
Department of State
Norrow
Long Evening Reflections and Sudden Night Terror
A lyrical piece opens with a tranquil night scene as Irena appears and a hound silences a garden with a chilling outburst. The prose shifts to admonitions on perseverance, urging humility as strength and urging youth to act boldly despite obstacles. It then cites historical notes on a steam packet fate and a river drowning incident involving nine soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irena
Letter claims Indian attack on Craor house in Buret county
A Crockett dated letter in the Red Lander reports Mrs. Cannon and her eldest son repulsing Indians at a supper table. A pursuing party from Fort Houston killed two attackers and mortally wounded a third, while the Craor family suffered no injuries.
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Red Lander
Crockett
Houston County
Craor
Buret County
Cannon
Fort Houston
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James van Ness
Oglethorpe and
Randolph Streets
Muscogee County
Apataie Creek
Columbus
Talbotton
Apatole
Henry Kendall
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Georgia
Stewart
Marion
Randolph
Marly
Decatur
Baker, Lee, Sumter
Macon
Dooly
Russell and Barbour
Alabama
Eppen
T. F. Foster
John Banks
Lexington
Joseph Terry Lumpkin
F. Tardeman
Lewis J. Dupree
George F.yart
Washington
Garnet Andrews
D.C. Caranbell
Jerry Cowls
Forsyth
Messrs
William G. Porter
Charleston
William Harris
Messrs. Collins, Keese & Co
Wallapoosa
Columbus Landing
Arbeles
Hinds
Ss. Dummer
Heard County
Franklin H
Uest
LaGrange
Newnan
B. Bledsur
Sumter, Stewart, Muscogee
Arters
Corvumeus
Talbot
Prill
Sth
Weovision
G. M. Fraxxiin
Heard
Troup
Meriwether
L. H. Featherston
J. T. Smith
Aid-de.camn
J. B. Hoxey
T. A. Brannen
Taylor and Walker's
Col. John Banks
John L. Lewis
M. A. Robinson
Nathaniel Dearney
Russell County
Mahan
William Bowes
Columbus Times
Stephen
Cosaguina
Mediterranean
Mount
Kina
Dei
Gaatimala
Jamaica
Mr. Savage
San Miguel
Tigris
Zozonate
Guatimala
Granger
Richmond
Tyler
Jackson
van Buren
Webster
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
New Wold
Boston Transcript
The
Houstonian
Sam Houston
Franklin
Europe
George Washington
Joshua
St. Louis
Hermon
Missouri River
Missouri
Stephens
Bool
Harz
Espy
Boston Journal
Noth Oceans
Pacific
Gulf of Nicoya
Harbor of
San Juan
Wich
Two Seas
Mount Sinai
Arabia
Mount Hor
Dead Sea
Tavel
Central America
Holbrook
Medway
Lynn Freeman
Earth
Heaven
Zion
Dublin Monitor
Steam Packet
President
Jessie
Harding
Quebec
Desenters
Buffalo
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