Revival meetings report at Clark Street church and others
The Clark Street Methodist Church hosts revival led by Rev A Hanes with about seventy converts, and the Baptist Church under Rev Layod reports around thirty more conversions. Legislative notes cover Indiana constitutional convention, Racine and Kenosha county split, and civic developments. Local rail dividend, court votes, and various national items follow, including weather, science, and commerce glimpses from newspapers.
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Clark Street Methodist Church
A. Hanes
Ree
Baptist
Babe
Rey Mir Layod
Journal Agents Authorized to Solicit Subscriptions
The following gentlemen are named as Journal agents authorized to solicit subscriptions receive moneys and handle related business: CG Cl fuonr Mt Carroll Puins Pansy Wad dans Groves J H Antass Cedar Creek Mills L Mosracun F Dennis Alida T 3 Aspnews Stuas Anmrnius Yellow Creeky Puins Reirzst1 Reitzell's Milla Rh Bancock Oneco Dr Curien Eloroy QO TE Tazarus Rock Run G Th Basinas Rockford S M Junsey Eagle Point BF Augnsy Elizabeth
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CG. Cl
Fuonr
Mt. Carroll Puins Pansy
Waddans Groves
J. H. Antass
Cedar Creek Mills
L. Mosracun
F. Dennis
Alida
T. 3
Aspnews
Stuas Anmrnius
Reitzell’s Milla
Bancock
Oneco
Curien
Eloroy
Delayed Publication Due to Illness at Establishment
For weeks a person connected with this establishment has been ill, delaying newspaper publication and part of the editorial process. The backlog of job work has also accumulated, but we hope to restore normal operations soon and return to regular output.
Law Authorizes Loan for Railroad Completion Sought
At several persons urging, the law authorizing a loan to complete the railroad is printed in full on today's first side. Farmers are urged to read the measure carefully.
Frat Discontinues Paper Over Patronage and Debts
The Free Press is partly discontinued due to lack of patronage and subscriber nonpayment. The note laments ruined resources and shattered hopes for Vitor Rockronp, praising Dm Puy as a clever, honorable opponent and urging subscribers to support the paper to restore its status.
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Vitor Rockronp
Free Press
Dm Puy
Desmer Pena y Pens. Death of Pena y Pena in Mexico
The article notes the death of Pena y Pena and recalls his presidency at the end of the war with the United States. It credits him with guiding peace, says Herrera succeeded him, and calls Pena y Pena one of Mexico’s best and wisest men, a pure patriot.
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Desmer Pena Y Pens
Pena Y Pena
Tena Y Pena
Republic
United States
Herrera
Congress
Mexico
Taos appointsment report questioned amid death of Judge Pope
Taos Drummoxp Esq of Galena reportedly named to fill Judge Pope’s vacancy but the claim is unconfirmed. A counterfeiting ring run by Wm J Dunn at Alton was busted. about 1800 dollars in coins seized with moulds and galvanic equipment. Dunn previously fled Ohio, built a mansion, and claimed profits from a patent. authorities suspect up to 80,000 dollars in coin manufactured and sold. Margaret Fullex, author of Woman in the Nineteenth Century, marries Count Ossoli, aiding Mugaini in Rome’s revolution. they reside in Florence with one child.
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New Yons
Taylor
Wm. Pease
Murphy
Ccmax
England
Cronos Peanacious
Mr. Jones
Georgia
Keokck
Kossuth
Mad
Demsinski
Surrovaan
Sheboygan
Anable & Co
Janesville
Taos, Drummoxp Esq
Galena
Pope
Baonexur
Wm. J. Dunn
Alton
Dann
Plaster of Paris
Dunn
Ohio
Ile
Margaret Fullex
New York ‘Tribune
Count Ossoli
Mugaini
Rome
Tribune
Florence
Doctor's Post Mortem Sparked Fatal Infection
Dr Miney of Ware performed a post mortem on a child who died from bowel inflammation. He pricked his finger with a needle and developed abscesses from infected matter. The Doctor's mother, a 63 year old, washed bandages and pricked her finger, leading to fatal mortification in forty eight hours.
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Miney
Ware
Dasa
Overland California routes discussed with emigrant tips
The article compiles letters from emigrants James Wasley and Thomas Crosby detailing experiences on the overland trek to California. It describes route hazards, alkali country, animal care, gear lists, and practical advice for oxen, mules, horses, and camp equipment to ease suffering and improve survival.
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Califoraia
California
James Wasley
Mineral Point
Thomas Crosby
Ryncrech
Senate Debates on Slave Trade and Territorial Elections
In a heated session, Senators disputed a resolution on slavery and territorial elections. Key figures included Mr King, Senator from Kentucky, Mr Rusk, Mr Clay, Mr Dowds, Mr Berrien, and Mr Butler. They debated abolition of the slave trade, transitions for territorial governance, and proposed committees to report bills. The motion to set the resolutions as special order for Tuesday passed before adjournment.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Clay
Randolph
North
South
Congress
Free States
Washington
Rusk
Kentucky
Texas
Union
Rio Grande
Davis
Mississippi
Missouri
Pacific Ocean
Slave
Virginia
Mason
Missouri Gani
King
Dowrs
Berrien
Butler
Cass
Michigan
Cyfornia
Senate
Congressional Debate on California Slavery and Union
In the Senate Mr Clay’s relations and Mr Jefferson Davis's reply on slavery in California are discussed. Davis argues slave labor is necessary and defends Southern actions on the slavery question and the June Convention. He blames the North for taking the Union toward disunion and warns how the nation’s history could turn blur. The debate pauses as Mr Downs of Louisiana moves postponement to Monday. In the House, Hilliard of Alabama finishes a slavery speech amid routine business and a heated committee debate.
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Isprawa
Indiana
Racine
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Raeine
Keosha
Kite Southport
Canesa Asp
Cutcaco Bartrosa
Galena and
Chivago Watoa
Peoria
10Th Judicial Circuit
Reynolds
Ross
Tyler
Lindsay
Naytaatios
Tin Sr Lawrexce
Douglas
Senate
Isk
St Lawrence
Canada
UC Alifornt
Coxcaussuex
California
L Edward Gilbert
Albany
Stevenson
Wasutatos
Clay
Jefferson Davis
Republic
Union
Nr Downs
Louisiana
House
Ir Hilliard
Alabama
Weamed Sal
Iran foundry explosion rocks Nines Michigan area
An explosion at a new foundry owned by Chala Browny in Nines Michigan occurred at 1 A M. Injured include Aftoi My Abeel, once proprietor of the American House, severely mangled. Poll and Bow were badly hurt. The blast blew brick from the two story front, damaged adjoining property, threw the boiler 50 to 60 feet, and raised fears of more casualties under the building.
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Nines
Michigan
New Iran
Chala Browny
My Abeel
Amercan House
Ihcovery
Poll
Bow
Indicted in City for Prypting and Conspiracy
Grand Jury returns 814 indictment against a city resident for theft and related subversion acts. Authorities allege involvement in illicit schemes within the state and Nepalese paper cutting operations. The case outlines charges and potential penalties under state law.
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Cabaa
Chicago ‘Tribune
Grand
Nepal
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