Legislature Debates Bills on Tax, Courts, and Prohibition
The session considers a range of measures from a professional tax repeal and court reforms to prohibitions and temperance petitions. Lawmakers discuss militia, printing under contract, canal construction, and the governor’s salary while petitions urge revision of school laws and liquor controls. The House and Senate handle authorizations, salaries, and judiciary appointments amid ongoing legislative activity.
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Angier
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Legiola
Senate
Petitios
Citizens of
Richland
Pumber
Ile Pate
Wil Ang
Arms
Gremen
Committee On
Auditor of State
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Milan
Wicco
Sove Werro
Washington County
Saver
Mr. Rice
Citizens of Saints
Laxe Thas Penitentiary
Mr. Hill
Elijah Witton
Krie
Knapp
Eabepornee
Lower Sandusby
Sandusby
Becket
Insky
Ned Indiana Railroad
G. T. Siewert
Norwalk
Huron County
Croxton
Ir. Dale
Smith
Stark
Haoilton
Houk
Music of Nature and Harmony Across Creation
A flowery, visionary meditation on Music of Nature and universal harmony. Vivid imagery spans seas, stars, mountains, and celestial beings, praising invisible melodies and the breath of the divine through earth and heaven in a single lyrical meditation.
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Minty Musée
Earth
Heaven
Spirit Rappings and political storms stir Fremont
The Freeman records a sensational note on a Spirit rapping case linked to Mahlon H Medary and Samuel Medary plus heated Albany style clashes in the state. It also cites constitutional printing plans, railroad disputes, and international press tensions involving Europe and Prance.
Fragmented political chatter and satire from the era
A string of editorial snippets and anecdotes criticize interventionist talk in Washington and mock Indian affairs and state financial politics. The text cites Donaldson of the Washington Union, Kossuth, and a Colum bia Courier anecdote about an India rubber pillow, ending with a note on state printing and bank taxes amid constitutional defiance.
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Colifmnia Courier
India
Russell
A Bad State of Things at Miss M Kenzie Concert
Report on disruptive behavior by boys and older youths at a Miss M Kenzie concert. Observers note stamping, hooting, and noise driving away audience members and performers. Call for better conduct and mention of possible legal consequences for persistent offenders.
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M'Kenzie
Godeys Lady's Book January and February Notice
Our notice to readers defends featuring the January and February numbers. The magazine boasts superb engravings and original literary work by American writers. Subscriptions offered at a rate including Fremont Free man for 340 dollars amid Texas debt figure of 12,493,991.54.
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Godey
Fremont Freeman
Texas
More Diplomacy and a Letter of Condolence from 1862
The Portland Transcript notes Nicholas of Russia’s intervention in France and a letter by Ais Sutanie Majeny to the Dealers protesting a republican coup in Maine. It includes historical quips, a meeting in Hawmer's Corners to name a town, and references to the Congressional Globe.
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Russia
France
Portland
Nicholasia
New
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Alsohal
Maine
Kossuth
Ais Sutanie
Hawmer’s Corners
Holden
Soakum and Old Nick and a State House Fire
A fragmentary tale describes Mr. Soakum’s drunken shop scene with Old Nick as a partner, a Maine Liquor Law jab, and a dream warning regarding temperance. It shifts to reports of a fire at the Old State House in a nearby era, with Senate and House chambers menaced, and notes on the building’s damage and potential temporary arrangements.
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Sandusky County
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Fremont Freeman
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General Assembly
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Fremont
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Toon
Sandusky
Columbus
Norwalk
Snd
Jewell
New England
Dr. 4
Maine Inn
The
Eagle
Tallmadge
Freeman
Mr. Soakam
Soakam
Soakum
Nick
Mr. Sookam
Soukum
Maine
Hera Old Nick
Carty
Salem
Soalium
Yester
Senday
Seomik
Senate
Wier
Odeon
Comet House
Jost
Ascart
Soakusi
Immortal Words-Close at Hand
Fragmentary historic note discusses Napolean, Francis Pierce, and political figures with references to the New Era, Webster, Gow Wonk, and Locofoco presses. The text mentions inaugural reactions, promises of future events, and a spirited youth tied to business partnership, all in a dated, speculative voice.
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Courtley
Europa
United States
Locofoco Press
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