Crowded Capitol Hearings Spark Admiring Spectators
A great throng gathered at the capitol on Wednesday to hear Mr Cray with ladies and gentlemen filling the galleries and aisles. The Senate seats were not invaded but most other chamber areas were packed as the event drew a brilliant audience. The day also featured a Bank of the United States charter memorial and debates on tariff changes and public lands, with Mr Clay delivering an extensive speech lauded by supporters and criticized by opponents.
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Senate
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House of Representatives
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Clay
Globe
Naudain
Bank of Delaware
Bank of the United States
Benton
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of the
United States
Mr Clay
Committee On Finance
Transportation Routes Across Michigan Territory in Early Maps
A fragment lists travel paths across the Michigan Territory and neighboring areas. It mentions Chicago Green Bay Prairie du Chien Fort Winnebage Galena Detroit Tecamech Monguagon Woeilanti Brawenstowns Pontiac Saga nas Ann Arbor St Joseph Jacksonburgh Niles Newberryport and related connections. The text reads as a historical route enumeration without a clear narrative or date.
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Chicago
Green Bay
Prairie du Chien
Fort Winnebage
Galena
Hlingis
Detroit
Tecamech
Monguagon
Woeilanti
Pontiac
Saganas
Ann Arbor
Hydrophobia Death in Pickaway County
Mr. Joan Lackson of Tarri lton township died after contracting hydrophobia from a dog bite. He was bitten on the wrist when the dog showed madness symptoms last October. Despite timely medical care and preventive measures, he could not swallow liquids eighty seven days after the bite and suffered arm and shoulder pain before passing away.
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Tarrilton Township
Pickaway County
Joan Lackson
Norwalk Paper Charges Toward Debts and Tuesday Issues
NORWALK JAN 30 132 Our second volume closes with satisfaction at growing weekly addition and broader circulation We pledge a steady straight forward course while paying debts first and seeking timely payments from patrons Our paper will continue to be published on Tuesdays to fit mail schedules and subscriber needs
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Miny
Village merchants buy a five hundred forty pound pig
Messrs Baker and Kimball of the village recently purchased an Alfog weighing 540 pounds. It was fattened and killed by Mr Barker of Bronson in the locality.
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Messrs
Baker & Kimball
Alfog
Barker
Bronson
Sur veyor General appointment and era of news from Phila and New York
Condensed views report early 19th century items: Micaijah W. Williams of Cincinnati named Surveyor General of Public Lands for Ohio Indiana and Michigan Territory by presidential nomination with Senate consent. Col Richard M. Johnson urged as vice presidential candidate. A Constantinople letter notes US Turkey treaty ratified. Disease outbreaks in Ithaca and Albany and a foreigner dying in Albany. Clams on France money aboard the Othello bound to New York. New York legislature hearing many bank charter petitions. Onondaga Salt output report shows 1 037 bushels produced with coarse salt 163 000 bushels in vats. Ice on the Ohio River caused damage to craft. Geauga Bank at Painesville begins operations. Senate confirms Governor Cass as Secretary of War. Segals boxes reaching Pittsburgh mostly concords. Francis Bloodgood freed debtors in Albany jail by paying debts. Coffee mills in Middletown Connecticut exceed 200 000 annually. One census notes 2924 Americans age 100 or older. An old man in Centre County jail for murder of Kra gon amid intoxication.
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Cincinnati
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Richard MM. Johnson
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Onondaga Springs
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U.S
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Segals
Pittsburgh
Francis Bloodgood
Middletown
Centre County
Kra 'Gon
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