Trial verdict in Clersad murder case reported
The Mobile Tribune notes the trial of Navuss 2% ORIST in Clersad for the murder of N in Moke 2et. Verdict returned within half an hour after eight o clock Tuesday night as the prisoner remained eerily still. Counsel for State and defense argued fully, with Anderson closing. The evidence rested on a strong circumstantial chain, forming a complete, uncontradicted case in the jury's view.
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Ist
Navuss
Orist
Clersad
Nin Moke
Robinson
Ile
Col. Walker
Anderson
Crist
Will of Mr Clay Opens Court Record July 1851
The will admitted to record in court dated July 10 1851 apportions estate among family with slaves freed after 25 and educated before removal to Liberia. Ashland given to Mrs Clay for life, then sold for children's benefit. Executrix Mrs Clay and executors Marshall and Harrison. Specific items include gifts to Dr Dudley Duncan Mercer and Peter the Great snuff box. Local papers discuss Huss and Feathers nickname for General Scott and unrelated railroad vandalism roost.
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Teury Clays
Ashland
Airs
Clay
D.W Dudley
Hunt
Washington
Henry T. Duncan
W. N. Mercer
Peter the Great
T. A. Marshall
James O. Harrison
Ratification at Lafayette and railroad progress noted
The issue includes a Dispatch from Lafayette praising free soil elector nominees and Indiana political speakers, plus reports on improved railroad rail guidance by Mr Carpenter of Rome New York and a lengthy account from the Forest Diner July 1 1952 describing completion of abutments for the Ratfront bridge with speeches and toasts at the west abutment and mentions of John P Kennally being appointed Secretary of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Rome
New York
Ner
Mum
Raitront
Black Birlor
N. B. Gates
Geo. B. Nichols
Junction Railroad Company
Bagg
Geo Morton
M. B. Gates
Jackeon
Pannister & Co
Wm. O. Cahoon
F. BR. Rust
Uudion
Mississippi
Norwalk
E. Parker
Wm. G. Cahoon
D.C. Jackson
Moessrs
Pratt & Co
Actius
J. R. Rust
Cahoon
Geo. E. Nichols
Geo. Morton
Junction Railroad Co
Tarmroap
Ex Senator Dickinson Praises Scott at Otsego Speech
In Otsego County the former senator lauded Scott as a gallant soldier and worthy gentleman. He called Scott the greatest captain of the age and urged voters to elect him, noting Lincoln Convention history and divisions within the Whigs and Locofocos.
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Dickinson
Otsego County
Otsego
Scott
Dackineon
Polk
Gon
Aure
Cass
Mouston
Locofuce
Hue
O. S. Fowenl
Grand Pinner demonstration underscored by party clashes
A political gathering in Ashland County drew Whigs, Democrats, Free Soilers, and Tlunkers under a banner of Bank and Tariff debates. Speakers attacked Gen Scott and Pingree while touting party lines, then adjourned as frost affected the area.
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Ashland
Wayne Counties
Amhorst
Black River
Carliste
Hemr
Jonx B. Roperreux
Liewis Grous
Atead
Bus
Wa. Jaanis
Nem Cou
Havye
Josm. Myres
Fimstosn
Wayne Vo
Sollor
Banks
Warius
Congress
Lorain County
Pingey
Mexico
Sha
Dounion
Tariff—Allen & Sociition
hbank—Democracy
Tariff-Bank
Bank
United States Bank
Ife
Gatley's Tauly' Book and Political Prospects
The issue promotes Gatley’s Tauly book with 100 pages and 40 original articles including The Good Angel and The Opera Box. It also notes nominating declines and touts Meg Steenan as a Whig candidate. Sandusky Register praises Steenan and predicts a bright political future for the young orator from Ohio.
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Gover
Guvey
Post Omer Change and New Editorial Voices
Fragmented readers notes praise various contributors and announce staff changes. Gosworn and Annor A. Buw runn named to post office positions at Rawsonville with S serving as new official, while John M. Vixenyy and P. Buss are listed as editors for a new Democratic paper aimed at loyal Democrats who left the renomination.
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T Gosworn
Rawsonville
Annor A. BuwrRunn
Pinner
John M. Vixenyy
P. Buss
State Whig Convention Nomination Plans at Columbus
The Whigs convene in Columbus tomorrow to nominate Supreme Judge, Board of Public Works, and 23 Electors for president and vice president. Township delegates will be chosen with one per township plus one per 100 Whig voters, and then cast their county vote. Farmers report a cool week, abundant hay, and wheat harvests stout with less weevil damage than expected.
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Courier
Mary A. Lomnen
Columbus
Board of Public Works
Lorain
T Indianapolis Stele
Juurpeth
Purner
Pierce
King
Vic
United States
Senate Journal
Franklin Pierce
R. King
Ohio
Indiana
Clingis
Kentucky
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Michigan
Tennessee
Eves
West
Now Books. A History of Our State by SD Midrets
A new note work from Derby & Co. Sandusky City praises the volume for filling a vacuum in state history. It includes long biographies of Col onel Banker and notable pioneer figures, with sketches of Burxyzantssrt and his wife and their links to Aaron Born, promising wide sales. The ad notes a $2 500 payment option for mail delivery.
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Colonel Banker
Ohio
Frances D. Gaer
Ohio River
Paradise Island
Aaror Born
Aged Soldier Praises Ballant Leader at Lundy’s Lane
An elderly county resident who fought under Gen. Sporr at Lundy’s Lane lauds the young Ballant commander’s bravery. He reveals he will vote for Den Keown this fall, stating soliders backing him would never desert their cause. The tale underscores enduring party loyalties across decades.
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Sporr
Bundy’s Lane
Democratic Party
Gen. Score
Lukotail
den Keown
Tod Oll
Thair
Hcorp
Lundy
Grand Niagara Falls Convocation for General Scott
A call goes out for a large mass convention of General Scott’s supporters at Niagara Falls on July 27 and 28, promising vast attendance of war heroes and a drive to place Winfield Scott in the executive chair. Reports say Scott may attend, with fare reductions planned to boost turnout amid Whig enthusiasm and West-Western political debates.
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Scott Axn Mapisos
Mailison
Scott
Ma Madison
Tanti Dou
Friends of
Niagara i Falls
Tve
Lundy’s Lane
Ama Ogdin
Bittterfield
Winrinny S Cort
Buffalo Hupress
General Scort
Lorain
Iaindreds
Lundy
Yano
Score
Ninurm
Che
Torast
Scorr
Niagata
Wasnsaron
Sam
Gen
Manly
Niagara Falls
Lewis D. Campbell
Wreck of a Large Vessel Believed to be the President
Descriptions from the Ranffshire Journal detail a 25 by 25 feet wreck on the Scottish coast, part of a large steam vessel with 27 timbers and iron beds. Seamen and shipwrights deem it a large steamer wreck, possibly the British steamer President. Coast guard will supervise any investigation and avoid hasty destruction.
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Ranffshire
Scotland
L. W
Coast Guard
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