Traitors Death and a Slavery State Ambition in Kansas
The Try Whig exposes mobs and orders to hang abolitionists on boat trips into Kansas, praising Southern resolve. It recounts pro slavery cheers from Lawrence and Weston, lists political stances around a slave state, and notes public sentiment favoring secession as a remedy.
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Terxep
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Weston
Missouri
Towa
Nob
Kayess
Lina
Virgini
Atelixon
Sheriff Jones
Dauslis
Mr. Jenkins
DR. Atchison
Chick
Crank
Notice to view premises for county road in Greenfield
A dated Greenfield notice seeks inspection of land along Milford road near Wit Crocker’s house to connect with a new county road. Arnold Thompson and 92 others request examination of the premises and access points as part of the road project, with the inquiry to be carried out by county authorities in Greenfield on June 2.
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Fillmore
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el Estallich
Samuel Merit
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Milford
House of Wit Crocker
House of Thiator
Aymoyer
Arnold Thompson
Eilsworth
Uae
Waldiaun
Elsworth
M.S. Thavner
Freastter
Maine
Aly
Walter Clarke
Garin
Cornishville
Corwin Besaton
Pock
Bivelath
Seavey
Siey
Mt. Deserts
Waapett
Hancocke Vestre
Objections to petition heard in Green County court
Parker W. Perry and Falken W. Perrry acted as chairs for the hearing on the petition filed by the petitioners in Green County. The court set the time for a public viewing and meeting to consider the petition, with publication notices to appear in the American Newspaper published in Hvienck County. The notice requires all interested persons and corporations to attend and be heard, with the hearing dates to be published for thirty days prior to the proceedings.
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Abe
Aidt
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Cher
Peeden
Falken W. Pemiry
Nation
Hingyels
Bosworth
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