Feorhe Ullen Gazette Notes Postage Rules And London Times Row
A long extract outlines U S postal rules for newspapers and periodicals including prepaid postage, quarterly and higher frequency publication rules, and rates. It then recounts the London Times attack on American press, focusing on Col. Webb and N P Willis, and details accusations about letters from a young girl, court actions, and the impact on Willis and his family.
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London ‘Times
America Press
New York Courier
Col. Webb
N. P. Willis
The
Times
Turer
Wilks
Tono
Courier
Wilkis
Hia
Weil
Tie
Filer
Willis
Willis Assentioian
Lin
Cliers
New York
Webb
Ting
Rene
Gimes
Indy
Henry Tamun
Legal Move Delays Proceedings In Willis Affairee Case
The Web and Willis Affairee Coddington and wife faced delays as yesterday morning a confrontation occurred over letters sought in injunction proceedings. Judge Samford cautioned the party to secure counsel and determine why parts of the letters should be admitted, with an order to open proceedings granted only after proper counsel is obtained.
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Web
Willis
Coddington
Agi
Webb
Pereon
Clark
Samford
Tacksox
Congress
Savannah
Georgia
Phonotypy Readiness Shown By Young Learners In City
A report from a local school depicts children aged three to six using phonotypic methods taught by Jennie to read and spell. Foreign children in the class learned to read in three to four months, displaying rapid progress in phonotypic spelling and standard orthography alongside Bible readings.
Reading class praise and debate on phonography in Sunague history
The text notes a judging panel led by Theo and Mr Is Winslow praising young pupils who could not read upon entering the class, while discussing the practical use of phonography in local history and the possibility of stricter writing standards. The fragment also references readers and literary gentlemen present.
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Theo
Winslow
Sunaunge
Scinnes. Lonveltith
The Elyria Courier recounts county vote on Constitution
A fragmented county wide report describes the election heatedly with supporters rallying for the Constitution and opponents urged to vote. The piece notes party contrasts, campaign zeal, weathered streets of Elyria and surrounding towns, and a push by local groups to influence the outcome while detailing social and civic tensions.
BekKgidon to Cobain in July Meeting Notes
The July meeting of the Deligdes to the Whig State Captived Hon includes many townships such as Myson, Esc, Elycin Win, Negq.y 4 Gov. G. Weashlin, and numerous others. Attorneys will attend the probate court session on June 28 1831 to handle trobuty affairs. Wheat prospects show heavy straw and long heads. corn may rise in July. Trail Road progress continues with work on abutments for the TRTR near Tack River and a broad crew ready to expand. The chief engineer Marton returned from the western survey to lay out palting and the line toward the western state line.
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Biol S
Albor Creysers
Sillman
Hasien Tuiver
Tok. S
G. Weashlin
John T. Piaan
Day
Sheffeld
Pofilinson
Louranee
Te. A. Sterle
Bussa
A. Bett
Beg. Wm. News
J Kesiston
Cuhoen
Arerk Bank
Myr Nyight
Pha
Marton
Saveying
Het Ashale
Staic
Unilar
Fever Destroyer touted as permanent cure by vigilant user notes
A dubious patent remedy named Dr. Stromgs Fever Destroyer is extolled as a perpetual cure for fever and ague. The caller claims it removes disease impurities through a special preparatory concoction and condemns other quack remedies while urging strict adherence to directions for full recovery.
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Chase i
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Dutchman Seeks Guidance Before Constitution Vote
An honest Dutch visitor arrived to decide how to vote on the Constitution. He had not read the document and, in fret, was undecided. He sought counsel from Allen Wooster to learn how he would vote for the good of the people.
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Alecon Wooster
Wooster
Alifrann
Hin Jie
Contested Votes and Temperance Debate Stirred Argus
An Argus article recounts a political clash over voting alignment and temperance. The piece describes pressure on Wooster as locals weigh support for the new Constitution, with editorials condemning perceived party betrayal and urging unity amid factional tension.
Junction Railroad Project Faces Patient Public Support
A local observer defends the Junction Railroad work, arguing prudent funding and steady progress. He warns against impatient clamor and press attacks, praising officers and neighbors for backing a careful, steady completion despite difficulties and opposition in Sandusky.
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Gro
Wasnayars
Wie
Justtion
Junesion Railroad
Junction Railroad Company
Sandusky City
Haron
Norwich
Astonishing Medical Case of a Dead Twin Born After Thirty Years
A Georgetown DC paper recounts a remarkable case from Mr Hamilton Lesborough’s servant, who had a large abdominal lump for thirty years. Post-mortem and then reopened swelling revealed a dead twin in natural state with features intact, weighing about 3 pounds 12 ounces and 2 inches by 7 inches in circumference.
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Georgetown
District of Columbia
Bamilton Lesborough
Ned Goverty
Drew
Snyder
Leseer
Eilizena
Fragmentary 19th Century Snippets Mix of War, Law and Politics
Scattered excerpts note a veteran who “busted up” and fought with colors, a sheriff’s window incident, a young man courting marriage amid furniture buying, and a locomotive metaphor for a woman. Also references a Yucatan Legisla ture seeking Mexico’s aid, Boston deaths from consumption, and Congressman Jackson of Georgia shaping anti slavery stance amid party debates.
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Yucatan
Mexico
Boston
Trail for Sleeping in Meetings and John Wadleigh
Witness discusses sleeping in meetings by John Wadleigh, suggesting warm weather makes him sleepy and that fatigue affects behavior. Testimony hints at general restlessness and the difficulty of staying awake during long sessions, with interruptions about Parson Moody and Moody’s salmon, while admonitions to stay on topic occur.
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Jobyth
John Wadleigh
Kant
Wadleigh
Parson Moody
Parson Maar
Joie Wadteich
Sau
Ileal
Parson Moniz
Propeller Athgshoals and coastal dispatch notes
A shoal incident on the St Lawrence route from Ondersbur to Cleveland outlines a damaged propeller and brief losses. Dispatches mention Merelimndize movement for Cleveland and Detroit and postwar exchange rates between the United States and New Brunswick. The article also notes Caleb Cushing’s election as Suburgfort mayor and a new postal arrangement affecting fleet movements and consular appointments.
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St Lawrence
Ondersbur
Atenanier
Cleveland
Odensury
Oswege
Caleb Cushing
Suburgfort
Musa
Duke Fleet Fuly
United States
New Brunswick
Capa Betton
Nova Scotia
Bow
Bicholas
Saguyra
Vercan
Great Fire Devastates San Francisco and Nearby Ships
A major blaze in San Francisco devastates large parts of the city including the Costume House and several hotels. The fire also engulfs wharves, consuming many vessels, starting on Clay Street and spreading across a dozen blocks. Widespread destruction prompts great consternation and reports of lost trees. In other notes, mining news says quartz work gains pay, while Philadelphia reports a German ball riot near Red Bank with multiple arrests.
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San Francisco
New Orleans
California News
Costume House
Parkers
Nationel
Neve World
Demonicoes
Exchange Hotels
Steamship Company
Wharven
Clay Street
Hivl
Hunter
George
Center
el Dorada
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