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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1834
Page
3
A youth in a lodge shot and killed an assailant who entered during a group meeting after a Revolutionary War treaty copy arrived. He fled to the river, swam, and informed on the massacre at Wort Crawford. Troops pursued but found no clear success as Winnebago tensions rise with Sac and Fox factions ready for retaliation.
A 1834 letter reveals the Honorable Judge Duran, Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court, has resigned his bench seat. The writer notes failed conditions for debate, disputes misinterpretations, and calls for public disclosure of theological views in future notices. Dec 18, 1834. To Purchasers of Public Lands, notice authorizes payment in bank notes of five dollars or more from specified banks.
A long notice lists many banks across states from Ohio to New York and Virginia with guidance that note receipts may end after January. It suggests purchasers obtain gold or silver or U S Bank notes known to be solvent. Also included is a disappearance report of John T. Wilcox from Columbia to Strongsville with descriptive details and a request for information.
A brief weather recap notes a sequence of days with cloudy and cool spells, followed by clear pleasant conditions and warm periods. Hazy and cloudy mornings appear with varying temperatures and overall mild to cool trends across the period.
J PLETALARTY and P LATIMER announce a copartnership in storage forwarding and commission business at the mouth of Huron River. They report to operate from the White Store house on the piers along the Lake shore and invite customers to favor them with calls for prompt, reliable service.
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