Descent of the Dead Sea and Biblical Verification
Explorers describe the Dead Sea's salinity and depth, note a Jordan River bed break and possible Ghor subsidence, and align observations with biblical accounts. They discuss geological clues, prior skepticism, and the conviction that scriptural destruction of cities is verified by field findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Liewt Lynch
Atlantic
Jordan
Wady el Jeib
Dabok
Ghor
Red Sea
Plain
Sea
The
Journal Ad Agents Listed for Daily Journal Subscriptions
The journal lists authorized agents in multiple localities to solicit subscriptions receive money and perform duties. Names include Mc Carrol Wardams Grove Annas Cedar Creek Mills Movracur Donna Alida Aspnews Yellow Creek Paine Berrzett Reitzell Mills Bancorx Oneco Cuterrs Eleroy Hazam Rock Run Winslow Eastman Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnort
Mt. Carrol
Petts Maggy
Waddam's Grove
A. Annas
Cedar Creek Mills
Movracur
F. Donna
Alida
Aspnews
Yellow Creek
Paine Berrzett
Reitzell’s Mills
Bancorx
Oneco
Cuterrs
O. H. Hazam
Rock Run
D. W. C. Fices
Winslow
B. Eastman
Rockford
Installation of Rev Dowson at First Presbyterian Church
Rev J C Dowson to be installed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday the 10th at 3 PM. Rev 8 G Specs of Galena will preach the sermon. Charge to the pastor by Rev G N Powell of Chelsea. Rev A Kemp to give the charge to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dowson
First Presbyterian Church
G. Specs
Galena
G. N. Powell
Chelsea
A. Kemp
Michigan Southern Rail Road Company President Bonaparte Message
The article reviews President Bonaparte's message to the first constitutional Assembly of the French Republic, praising its clarity and historical value while noting tensions with Louis Napoleon's ambitions. It then moves through local notices including corrections to a death report, editorials on Mr. Walker, a new livery stable, and potential political moves in Illinois and Wisconsin. The piece also covers the Michigan Southern Rail Road Company's director election and its plans to expand toward the Indiana line, along with its lease of the Erie and Kalamazoo line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
French Republic
Europe
Louis Napoleon
France
Louis Philippi
Monroe
Michigan
George Bliss
Springfield
Mass
Chas. Butler
Ewing C. Litchfield
New York City
Joul Rathbone
Albany
John Stryker
Orie
Hugh White
Saratoga
Charles Beynore
Canandaigua
Charles Noble
Elisha C. Litchfield
Detroit
Erie and
Calamazoo
Adrian
Toledo
Indiana Line
Fince
Que Buffalo
Austria
Hungary
Upper
Italy
Witime
Ily
Gulf of
Quarneva
Adriatic Sea
Agram
Croatia
Dembinski
Constantinople
Bielitz-Biala
Gallicia
Cracow
Weichel
Prns
Arguing Rail Link Near Erie to Chicago Progress
The Albany Argus notes plans linking the Mississippi Railroad through Indiana to Chicago as the nearest Lake Erie headwaters route. It cites ongoing efforts to connect Buffalo to the state line and Cleveland to Hiver, with Toledo and a Chicago to Galena line forming a continuous 1100 mile New York to Upper Mississippi railroad network.
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Albany
Arwas
New York
Chicago
Galena
Mississippi
Indiana
Lake Erie
Buffalo
State Line
Cleveland
Hive
Toledo
Mississippi River
City of
Upper Mississippi
Alb. Argus
Panama Railroad prospects praised by Journal of Commerce
The Journal of Commerce lauds a Panama Isthmus railroad with a favorable reconnaissance by Col. G W Hellenss. Route grades low, costs near 81,000,000, and Navy Bay and Panama Harbor cited as strong harbors with broad back country resources including California gold and Peruvian silver.
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Panama
G. W. Hellenss
Boston and Albany
Chagres River
Navy Bay
Atlantic
Panama Harbor
Pacific
Porrrr
U. S. Navy
Journal of Commence
North
South America
Caifornia
Peru
Cape Horn
New York
New Grenada
Jevy
Lenghh
Chagres
Republic of New Grenada
Gantees
Oregon Mint Established and Legislature Probed
From Oregon, news recounts the 16 February close of the session after approving fifteen acts and one resolution. Highlights include establishing a mint to coin gold dust, regulating ardent spirits among Indians, and funding Indian war expenses. Appointments to the Territorial government are listed, with the mint to operate by March 10. The governor’s message urges government organization and funds via scrip for war costs, noting significant gold speculation and potential migration. Foreign news from the Hib ernia and Chicago reports war developments in Europe and Russia, with ongoing unrest and troop movements.
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Oregon
The
Spectator
Congress
Oregon Territory
Territory
A. Lawrence Lovejoy
W. S. Matlock
Samuel Parker
Theophilus Mammader
W. K. Kilborn
John G. Campbell
James Taylor
Truman P. Powers
Wm. H. Wilson
George S. Curry
Wm. H. Bennett
A. Lee Lewis
Wait
Bentley
California
Abernethy
Oregon City
France in Paris Sees Insurrection Suppressed by Troops
Paris faced a 26 000 strong Mountain party uprising led by Arrago Jr and Ledru Rollin with 60 000 troops defending. Barricades rose then the Assembly declared Paris under siege as arrests followed. The Red Republicans sparked alarms while cholera raged. Rome and England reports followed with mixed fighting and political reactions.
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Paris
M. Arrago, Jr
Assembly
M. Arrago
Ledru Rollin
Rheims
France
Rome
Oudinot
Present position of the Hun QGariaas
The article discusses the capture of Buda by Hungarian forces led by Gorgey, detailing the fortress, munitions, and strategic impact. It notes Austrians held Pesth, the broader war context in Transylvania, and shifts in regional power with Hungarian unity seen as beneficial for Magyars and Serbs and Croats.
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Buda
Gorgey
Danube
Pesth
Seige
Trannsylvania
Pruth
Constantinople
Trieste
Austria
Hungary
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
Bem
Puchner
Akon Orsowa
Bonfires in Streets as Cholera Preventive Event
The Prysylvanian reports that many Philadelphia physicians favor bonfires in streets to prevent cholera. They also suggest such fires could serve as a festive commemoration of Independence Day. A bright plow and a good newspaper are cited as inexpensive goods overused by a farmer.
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Prysylvanian
Philadelphia
Dr. J. B. Beane Surgeon Dentist at Stephenson County Hotel
Dr J B Beane surgeon dentist of Gating may be continued at Mr Bedoo s Stephenson County Hotel for a few days All failures in former operations repaired EtAuroy application except where special provision was made Those wishing his service please call immediately July 3 1849
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J. B. Beane
Gating
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Heaurm
Tim Crry
Sexton
Utica Gazette
Gover
Gough
Picayune
Tim Eorrors
Pumisnens
Asien
Vademare
United States
Buston Daily Bee
Taylor
Phil
Bulletin
Virginia
Richmond
Marine
Empire
Boygan
Ohio
Milwaukee Stetiner and Gazette
the Journal
I Freeport
Ilinois
Cul. G. T. M. Davis
St. Louis
New Era
Laxavon Walkeer
Wisconsin
Senate
Waukesha Democrat
Wanker
Kew
D. H. Beaumont
Stephenson County Hotel
Michigan Southern Rail Road Company
Panama Railroad
Santiam
Dres Gon
N. Y
Fae
Hibernia
Chicago Daily Tribune
Extra
England
Smith O’brien
Ireland
Qgariaas
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Augustine
Ridolphe Getthier
Church of God
Church of Christ
Gota
Ening
Horace
Huntel
Nidstichiek Gadel
Emmert
Natal
Winslow Hotel
D. Wienwine
K. A. Darling
Fond du Lac
Nina
Orleans
Rio
HOU
Oo Rio
Young H
Sidin
Jos &E
Winneeheck House
Solicitec
Freeport
J. Oyler
Ovler
Cery
F. A. Brocky
Stary
Iuatxors
Carroll ‘County
Carroll County
William Walderman
John Irvine
John Rinewalt
Nathaniel Halderman
William Halder
Attneherdt
Man
James H. Smith
ORME
Ford Jans H. Smith
Care
Carroll
Illinois
William Halderman
John Bewalt
Anid Kit Gate
Mount Carroll
Jude
Eaid
Alderman & Co
Jacob I. Emmert
Brave
David Emmert
Benjamin Church
Cowal
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