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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1849
Page
3
The narrative reverently chronicles Nell's death and burial, detailing her peaceful exchange with the old man, the villagers' sorrow, and the churchyard vigil. It emphasizes themes of innocence, faith, and the lasting impact of a gentle life on a community.
The report says Abolitionists followed Mr. Clay from Saratoga to Newport offering money to entice away his body servant. They succeeded briefly, but after a day or two he returned to his master believing he would fare better with him than with his new companions.
A brief note from the Springfeld Journal mentions a sizable group of Norwegian emigrants arriving with tubs and gear. They survey the scene and look for work or lodging, noting there is room at town stores for supplies.
The passage describes Jessica Van Corlear a New York belle from a 1650 setting, with vivid image of a kitchen scene and a sunlit form. It contrasts her outward charm with inner joy and playful wit amid rustic domestic details.
General Taylor meets Harrisburg clergy who present a respectful welcome and desire peace. He replies that he favors pacific measures, yet vows to defend the nation and free institutions, noting war’s costs to families and the homeland. The clergy depart after the interview.
The Paris Press credits Britain's skilled negotiations for Georgey surrender terms at Warsaw during Prince Swarzenburg's last visit. Proclamations awaited in Vienna include Kossuth resigning for Georgey and appeals to Hungarians to lay down arms. Reported open lines Hungary Mora via Galencia and potential Austrian troop reinforcement. Morgan County boasts Morgan’s cattle hogs wheat and corn as county resources.
The Springfield and Alton railroad faces early capitalization hurdles with 270000 dollars subscribed by locals and 200000 dollars to be contributed by eastern capitalists once 300000 dollars is reached. George Danforth oversees recruitment as investors tally toward 500000 dollars to organize and build the line. Meanwhile boundary adjustments for Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland are noted and Greek church priests promise to aid Russian army recruits with a posthumous resurrection myth.
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