Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives and Kedron Valley
The traveler recalls Jerusalem seen from the Mount of Olives, Kedron and the Garden of Gethsemane, describing the valley, walls, Moabite lights, and the temple approach. He notes olives, cypresses, and the ruined yet mighty city, then shifts to a local political notice urging seven unmarried women to receive aid, plus prison and reform discussions in Berlin and New York notices.
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Milton
Jehoaaphat
Kedron
Olivex
Balan
Wong
Moriah
Jesus
Jerusalerm
Out Clmnate
Jerusalem
Mount of Olises
Dead Sea
Alol
Mosque of
Omar
Jehovah
Mount of Olives
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Jonas
Jesus Premmnes Ceally Uc Auterses
Judas
Troth
Damascus
Holy Land
Mtn
The Thirtieth Congress Names and Members Elect
A long fragment lists senators and representatives from multiple states in the thirtieth congress, naming various politicians, party alignments, and districts. The text covers expected attendance on a December session date and includes scattered names across Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, Illinois, and more. It also references latest Mexico news and military movements with general figures and conjecture about leadership and potential peace negotiations.
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Sunates
Gro. M. Darras
Alatoes
Maneme
Kentucky
TJ Crittenden
Jos Ik Underwood
Louisiana
Henry Johnson
John Fairfield
Bradbury
Maryland
Peirce
Jreverdy Johnson
Marsachuset
Dame Webster
John Davis
Michigan
Lewis Gnas
Alpheus Feleh
Wits
South Carolina
Florida
Turmoil and rumors swirl over Mexican political unrest
Dispatches report a rumored plan to unite leading Mexicans in Queretaro to raise four grand divisions and arm against the Americans. Letters mention officers detaching from Santa Anna, raids along Puebla to Queretaro, and clashes between clergy and Guadalajara authorities as Herrera is favored for president.
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Jaranto
Zenobi
Kendall
Mexico
Queretaro
Prue Ghone Henriett Ay
Santa Anna
Puebla
Tula
Herrera
Guadalajara
Brexsoxn
Phenix
Matanzas
New Orleans
Republic
Mazatha
Judge McLean and the Presidency: Antislavery views sighted
A reader forwards an extract from the National Era, noting Judge McLean's anti slavery stances as reported. The writer believes the piece reflects sound views and urges wider publication to inform the public about McLean's opinions and their implications for the nation.
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Judge McLean
Ohta State Journal
Sim
Washington
Tia
Columbus
Judge A Lean
M’lean
Pramuety
Judge Mobewn Wuslorenpy Slavery Opinion Echoes
The text discusses Judge Mobewn Wuslorenpy and his view on slavery's constitutional status in new U S territories. It argues slavery cannot have a constitutional existence where the General Government lacks exclusive jurisdiction and praises Judge Mto Lenu's stance as a serious barrier to further extension of slavery, framing it as a unifying platform for opponents.
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Han Tom Te Benuh
Otler Casey
United States
Lawium
Congress
Mto
Corwin for president of Ohio to patrons of the Courier
The Elyria Courier notes a change in ownership as Frilemon Bliss sells the Courier T'resa and its appurtenances to E A West, promising careful management and honest conduct to meet readers' needs while supporting Thomas Corwin of Ohio for president in 1848.
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Thomas Corwin
Ohio
Courier
T'resa
West
Courier Sold to Edmund A West Publisher Appeals for Support
Publisher Joan H. Faxon announces the sale of the Courier to Edmund A. West, Esq. He will devote time to reviving the paper and asks patrons to support and settle unpaid subscriptions from vol 1. Faxon signs the notice dated December 7, 1847.
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Courier
Vol 1
Edmund A. West
West
Joan H. Faxon
Speech on Henry Clay and Slavery Dangers
The piece discusses Henry Clay's speech amid wartime politics, praising prudent restraint and urging unity of true supporters for peace. It condemns anti-slavery radicalism as inappropriate, accuses Clay of reluctance on abolition, and warns of slavery’s expansion and political manipulation by powerful factions.
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Sahonal
Henry Clay
Mr Clay
Mr. Clay
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Clay
No Expression of Slavery Spur for Mr Clay
The article argues that Congress has no power to make slavery property in new territories and urges Mr Clay to commit to prohibiting slavery in new lands. It condemns silence on the Wilmot Proviso, cites Missouri Compromise precedents, and urges explicit stance against expansion of slavery to win northern Whig support.
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Union
Congress
Emblich
Mr Clay
Mmry
Free Territory
Mexico
Clay
States
Hut
Losas Catiluiny
Mevisa
Maxico
Upper
California
Oregon
Britain
Lt der Doslth
Iowa
Beace
Mexican Debt Plan Shifts to Full Annexation Strategy
The N. S. Herald proposes a new phase in annexing Mexico by taking complete military possession and guaranteeing European creditors. It questions whether such a move is constitutional and who would argue for paying foreign debts, possibly Secretary Walker.
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Mexico
N. S. Herald
Europe
South
Walker
Mississippi
Retirement of A. H. Lewis at the Star
The Star announces the retirement of A. H. Lewis, longtime figure in the press, noting his dignified conduct and the high regard in which he is held by colleagues.
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MIE
Ravenna
A. HL. Lewis
The
Star
The Marsilon News Merges With Mae sillon Telegraph
The Marsilon News reports its merger with Mae sillon Telegraph a Whig paper. Editors announce Thomas Corwin for president and Hiram Griswold for governor. The article notes the paper’s brief cheerful life and aims to extend Whig dissemination west to Sunodosky City.
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THE
Marsilon News
Melancholy Casualty Died At Nine In The Town
A mourning notice reports the death of Calvin T. Bebe’s nine year old son Hey nr Haske who died Thursday. He fell from a flouring mill tackle rope while playing with his elder brother and another boy at the falls. The accident proved fatal and the bereaved parents receive public sympathy.
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Calvin T. Bebe
Great Bans and Corn Kernels from Warrensville and Cleveland
Mr W W Addison of Warrensville sent three ears of corn with 1086, 977, and 967 kernels all even numbers. The largest ear has 20 rows with 57 kernels the longest and 52 the shortest kernels. average 55. The Cleveland Herald notes these curiosities while also referencing ears sent by E Redington with 1230 kernels and over 1000 kernels, challenging rivals to beat them.
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If. W. Addison
Warrensville
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Herald
Driskell v Parish Court Adjourns Without Ruling
The U.S. District Court adjourned without deciding the motion for a new trial in the case of Driskell versus Parish. A $1000 penalty was imposed on Parish and a damages suit remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Parish
600 Legislature and Bank Tax Reform Debate
A Columbia correspondent reports weekly on legislative proceedings and notes little winter business. The tax law stands, with hopes a bank capital tax equal to other property will pass. The piece condemns the float system and the Black Laws, urging Whigs to abolish floats and end unconstitutional statutes in Ohio.
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Columbia
Senate
Eigrey
Ohio
Teachers Institute in Medina County Report
The Medina communication describes the first Medina Teachers Institute session from Nov 8 to 13, noting initial prejudice and confusion about institutes. Attendance grew despite bad weather, with a crowded audience and focused participation. The report forecasts improved teacher qualifications and lasting benefits for the county education system.
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Medina
Mr_E
Bradford
Teachers Institute
Teachers' Institutes and Their Value for Common School Education
Mr M D Leggett and other educators conducted a Teachers' Institute with lectures, questions, and discussions on orthography arithmetic physiology grammar geography and civil government in Akron. The report argues Institutes uplift teaching standards, likening results to those in New York and New England, and urges statewide adoption for a permanent, high quality common school system.
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New York
New England
Tamsir
P. Clarke
Homeopathy discussed in Elyna Coin article
A fragmented excerpt debates Homeopathy and its small-dose idea, contrasting it with traditional drug use and asserting that homeopathic terms relate to disease relation rather than quantity. The text then shifts to wartime imagery and society notices about Elyria events and meetings.
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Driskell
Teachers’ Institute
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Nelva
Ealor
Elyria Natural History Society
N.S. Townshend
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