Bells in Third Street church dedication ceremony described
New York January reports recount a solemn bell dedication at a fifth street church with four bells from Germany. The largest weighs about 1500 pounds honoring St Michael. Bishops priests and acolytes perform blessing rites invoking protection from devils and storms while bells ring to the choir of sacred marks and psalms.
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Primateriin Nic
Third Street
Germany
St Michael
St. Gabriel
St. Raphael
St. Alphonsus
Beila
Theatta
Pontifical
David
Samuel
Mary
Barris Oy Betus
Freeman's Journal
New York
Bailey
The
Immaculate Conception Article Stirs Faithful Readers
A Freeman's Journal despatch recounts Pope Pius declared Mary wore sinlessness a defined article of faith. The Vatican note from Paris reports Rome’s bishops proclaim Mary born without sin, prompting mixed reactions about this doctrinal milestone amid religious politics and public sorrow.
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Christ
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Iowa state election notes Harlan elected to Senate
Ohicago July 9 Jane Harlan Whig is elected to the United States Senate from Iowa. The brief mentions a political event with the name Harlan and a Senate appointment or election.
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Ohicago
Janes Harlan
United States Senate
Iowa
Isaac M Elder and John Mastin Case Declared Divorced
A report from the January 19, 1856 issue notes a dissolution between John Mastin and Isaac M Elder. An advertisement announces a farm for sale with inquiry to Charles Green. Maria Spohn’s estate has a petition to complete a contract in the Common Pleas Court, Buck and Everett, attorneys.
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Sala
Groene
Maria Spohn
Common Plean
Buck and & Everett
The Slaveholders’ Power in a Republic Debate
A Camnus report cites 847225 slaveholders in the United States, arguing that one in seventy two people shape government policy. The Albany Journal figures 47225. The piece questions whether a republic can survive under such minority rule and contrasts it with New York’s election turnout.
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Camnus
United States
Albany Journal
Congress
The
New York
Eighth of January Convention Nomination in Columbus
The Democratic convention at Columbus listed a full state ticket despite prior claims no nominations would be made. Resolutions praised General Jackson and favored free trade, internal improvements opposition, hard money, expansion aims, and a party shift against a Mississippi senator. The ticket includes Governor Wa Meine and James Mrens for lieutenant governor, Wa Kestow for Supreme Court, R B Wannex for Caldwell’s term, W D Monnax for Auditor, Jxo Bazsuin for Treasurer, Ws Taevirr for Secretary of State, G W McCoox for Attorney General, and Jas Brenpwax for Public Works.
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Jackson
Cuba
Sandwich Islands
Independent Treasury
Baltimore
Apasa
Mississippi
Posting the Books and Riots in Erie
Forty two free state House members backed Douglas Nebraska bill on final passage as elections complete in most states. Erie unrest described as whisky fueled mob action disrupting railroad, bridges, and mail. Pennsylvania Supreme Court orders sheriff to restore peace. News notes Atlantic to Fremont progress and New York Tribune subscriber counts.
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Cyrus Lovell
Henry Barnes
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Brians
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Laren
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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Dogberry
United States Court
Telegraph
Liie
Sreven
Campbell
Ohio
Stevens
Georgia
South
Olio
Kansas
Daniel Webster
Friends of Union
Solersn
Fremont Engine Company Officers Elected
At a Fremont Engine Company No 1 meeting the following officers were elected for the term. First Assistant J R Banruerr Second Assistant Jameson Brany Treasurer Cias Orsrarey Secretary Joan Bexar Membership Waostmey Hx Stacy and C M Fores. The officers pledge to work for the company’s prosperity and seek citizen support for the department.
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Fremont
Election triumph as Ginprxos gains seat in Nebraska
The Chronotype corrects errors about Bird B Chapman not withdrawing. Gioptoxcs election to Congress marked a real triumph for anti Nebraska forces. The piece notes a 111 vote majority and comments on Nebraskan politics, urging vigilance over sensational claims.
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Chapmatt
Gioptxcs
Congress
Nebraska
B.B. Dun Max
Council Bluffs
Bird B. Chapman
Douglas
Omaha
Book praised for diction and moral tone in Buckland's ad
A favorable notice lauds a new book for its elegant prose and strong moral appeal, praising the author as a sound thinker and philanthropist. It notes attractive typography and urges readers to buy at Buckland's for one dollar. The snippet also reports local notices of a veteran’s death, agricultural society discussions, and a summary of political commentary from the Globe edition.
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Buckland’s
Wyandots Seek Partition and U S Citizenship
The Wyandots seek a treaty to partition their islands for their own use and stop joint occupancy with other tribes. They request removal of annuities and per capita distribution of funds with self-government rights. A six member delegation will visit Washington to press these claims as the author advocates. The Misson governor supports chartering a state bank, contrasting with Ohio Democrats opposing banks.
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