Law Intelligence. Circuit Court venue in Clark County case
The case involves a promissory note case with a venue dispute between Clark County where the suit was commenced and Lx Crosse County. Authorities are cited on whether the trial should be in the county of residence or where served, detailing sections of Chapter 123 and prior rulings.
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Roblnion
Weston
Clark CO
May
Simmons
Sul
Rother
Kelly
Swan
Legislature Denies Change of Venue Motion
The court rejects a discretionary reading of the proviso may to grant venue changes. Discretion would invite favoritism, and the Legislature dispenses favors itself. The motion for change of venue is denied.
Growing Anti Slavery Sentiment Across the Nation
A Presbyterian clergyman endorses editorials on Kentucky and Finland, arguing Northern abolitionism rises due to Southern treason and slavery. The piece emphasizes growing Northern hatred of slavery and links treason to the institution’s wickedness, citing the New York World.
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Kentucky
Finnland
Sothern
New- York World
How Dadies Should Dress in Paris Fashions and Color Taste
The piece urges English women to adopt French taste in dress and color coordination. It critiques shopping habits that ignore wardrobing harmony, noting the impact of mismatched parasols and outfits. It argues tasteful dressing can be affordable, demanding refinement and knowledge.
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Paris
England
Fashion Color Pairings And Lace Tips From All the Year
A 19th century style note advises choosing color pairs such as green with violet or gold with crimson, warns against gray with gold tones, and highlights the impact of complexion on pink or black lace. It stresses that trim details like lace and flowers drive overall dress appeal and suggests black lace should match headwear.
The Sin That Tilled the Baby
A correspondent to the American Agriculturist argues a child’s funeral reveals sin against natural and spiritual laws. The writer criticizes parents who overdress for vanity, urging better protection of children in variable climates to guard throat and lung health.
St Louis Republic editor linked to rebel army danger
One proprietor of the St. Louis Republic served as an officer in Gen. Frosts rebel army. Three journeymen on the Republican were in the Union Home Guard who captured the rebel editor. They were discharged promptly after his parole release. The ejected types seek a chance to irritate the editor with unsafe threats.
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Awasement
Sun Wan
St. Louis Republican
Gen. Frost
Republican
Union Home Guard
Fort Pickens cannon line vows to endure bombardment
In a two mile line the rebels are said to have planted at least sixty heavy calibre cannon for Fort Pickens. The bombardment by these guns would consume a vast amount of powder, a resource the rebels reportedly struggle to supply. The note suggests they may fire, yet waste their powder.
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Fort Pickens
Sermons on Temple Wood Move NY Lady to Praise
In a letter from New York a woman recounts her son at school and praises Dr Maunday for a sermon series on the woods used in Solomon's Temple. She notes his eloquence, restrained gestures, and gentle demeanor, believing he does much good. The church is described as flourishing.
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New York
Wheat buying by American Express drives gold to McGregor
There is more specie in the country than many suppose. American Express sends a keg or two daily to McGregor to buy wheat. Farmers prefer specie and follow the lead of town farmers who will not take shivplasters.
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Duvayo Sixorz
American Express
McGregor’s
Prairie du Chien Courier
Frightful Rebel Atrocities Reported From Murfreesboro
A Murfreesboro, N C, man tells of Union loyalists being executed by rebels for supporting the Union. He recounts wives and daughters of Union men seized as hostages, and notes husbands sometimes hung by their captors. He was not allowed to bring his wife. Hostage practices attributed to secessionists.
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Rzigy
Murfreesboro
N. C
Union
Secession Ordinance Ratified by Large Tennessee Margin
The dispatches claim Tennessee has ratified secession by a huge margin, possibly 70,000, signaling a major shift as eleven states totaling about 9 million unite under constitutional liberty in the Southern Constellation. The Louisville Courier, June 19.
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Tuxnussen
Tennessee
Louisville Coursier
Pune
Deserters Targeted Amid Confederate Uniformity Report
Editorials across Southern papers claim perfect unanimity in the rebel army with readiness to meet Northern forces. The Atlanta Intelligencer notes advertising rewards for fifteen deserters from one regiment, highlighting a contrast between public sentiment and private action.
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Sournery Duserruns
Atlanta Intelligencer
Z'r
Evignane Discovers Inhabitants In Cheesy Find
An Evignane narrator recalls finding living beings inside aged cheese, lamenting the dubious discovery and questioning local customs and childbearing in a skeptical, archaic tone. The fragment hints at satire or fable set in a rustic locale with playful dialogue about manners and country life.
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Childer
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