Texians Urged to Rally for Defense Against Mexico
A letter from D. C. Barrett and others calls Texans to shoulder rifles and unite with United States forces to resist Mexican aggression. It warns of large militia gatherings planned by Gen. Coss and others for a coordinated push to overpower the territory with superior numbers.
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United States
Mexico
D. C. Barrett
J. D. CleMents
Avex
ThompPson
G. A. PaTiLto
Joan M’mceuren
Joan Maton
Joan S. Lane
Gen. Coss
Florida Campaign Updates From The Jacksonville Courier
Report from the Florida scene notes General Gaines returns toward New Orleans after surrendering command to General Clinch as reinforcements push to Fort Drane. Oscola negotiates a truce with Gaines, then hostile bands fire. Clinch arrives, Indians flee, and surrender talks resume with Oscola to embark for the Mississippi.
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The
National
Florida
Jacksonville
Savannah
St. John’s
Gaines
Wythlacoochee
Clinch
Fort Drane
Scott
New Orleans
Louisiana
War Department
Oscola
Tampa Bay
Mississippi
General Gaines
Nat Oscola
Oseofue
Alachan
Oscola Moves With Osceola and Clinch Clash
The narrative follows Osceola delaying contact, a wounded officer, and General Gaines under siege. Osceola’s ride to Fort Jane, transfer of command to General Clinch, and Osceola’s departure toward New Orleans frame a tense withdrawal. The conduct and motives of Osceola and Gaines remain debated and unresolved.
Wheat batch sold at 1121-2 to 116 3-4 cents per bushel
Twelve thousand bushels of American wheat carried to England then bonded and re exported to this city were sold this week within the quoted range. Com. Adv. Ralph Hickox, Esq. named cash chief of the Western Reserve Bank succeeding Zalmon Fitch, Esq. who resigned.
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England
Ralph Hickox
Western Reserve Bank
Zalmon Fitch, Esq
Domestic tragedy and early steam progress reports
A paper notes a murder suicide by Mr John Bailey near Peterborough and two young sons killed by poison before he shot himself. It cites rising similarly grim incidents across the Atlantic. It also mentions rapid steam advances, a barrel-making machine in Washington, and a dangerous gunpowder accident in Hudson Street, with two girls severely injured.
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John Bailey
Peterborough
Atlantic
N. Y
Christie
Hudson Sr
N. Y. Sun
Remarkable return of locomotives with heavy load
The account describes a locomotive returning with two extra cars, adding about eight tons to a load while moving at one to two miles per hour without brakes, controlled solely by backward engine action. If true, railroads promise immense utility. the writer urges a detailed Baltimore American description of the locomotive.
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National Intelligencer
Treasury
Baltimore
N. York
Ims
Canada
Baltimore American
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gwynn
Dai
Sawyer
Michigan
Timothy Baker
Netwalk
Huron County
Ohio
Surplus Revenue Debate In Jackson Era Appeal
From the People’s Echo, farmers and mechanics are urged to examine taxes for internal improvements and state expenses. The piece blames Van Buren and his cabinet for higher burdens and cites Jackson’s first message favoring surplus revenue distribution among states, arguing Ohio could gain nearly three million.
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Martin van Buren
Jackson
Ohio
Gen. Jackson
Marriage notices and week’s weather summary in Lyme area
Elder A Morse performs a Lyne Sun institution. Isaac Stocum of York weds Miss Juugrne Huppert. Simeon A Smion of Milan weds Miss Mary Urttey. The Weather Past Week shows clear pleasant days on 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 with rain and cooler conditions on several dates.
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Lansinburgh
Tn Lyme
Elder A. Morse
Isaac Stocum
York
Juuigrne Huppert
YP Worwaix
Pennewell
Simeon A. Smion
Milan
Mary Urttey
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Maumee
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Daniel H. Wheeler
Wood County
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Nathaniel B. Eddy
Sandusky County
Moses Kimball
Pickett Latimer
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William H. Canfield
Uriah H. Peak
Joel Tiffany
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MIE
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Paris
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Daniel Waterous
Stanley
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Daniel Mallary
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