Bank debates and legal notices push through Congress
The House and Senate debate a National Bank plan and a uniform bankrupt law. Amendments on the Fiscal Bank Bill restrict stock subscriptions to US citizens and require state consent for branches. The President backs a general bankrupt law and public notice delays land sales in Illinois amid ongoing distribution and preemption discussions.
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Courier and Enquirer
Wasniveron
House OF Representatives
Winthrop
Boston
Adams
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Calhoun
Mangachusetta
Naval Affairs
W. Cost Johnson
Committee On
Public Lands
Clifford
Maine
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Clay
Barrow
Jia
U.S
Wedensday
Bank of the
Henderson
Messrs. Benton ,Walker and Allen
Preston
Mangum
Moorhead
Mr Henderson
Messrs
Benton
Walker
Allen
Rives
N. Y. Herald
City of
New York
Congress of the United States
Gen. Jackson
Judiciary Committee
House
Tribune
Wisninotos
Pierce
Buchanan
Virginia
Merrick
Banks
Charles Brown
Gilmer
Treasury
Bidlack
Cost Johnson
Choate
Mass
Simmons
R. I
Cooper
C. Brown
Blad
Land
Dean
Onto
Habersham
Tia
Postmasters deficient in 1841 and Harrison funeral note
Auditor cites 3337 postmasters with unsettled accounts as of March 27 1841 and warns of further defaulters. Commentary on Treasury woes follows. Cincinnati Gazette reports President Harrison remains transported to North Bend with somber ceremony. Mails and stages adjust routes from Wooster and Columbus. Gen. Scott is named General in Chief effective June 25 replacing deceased Avex Macoms.
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Post-office Department
Elisha Whittlesey
Post Office Department
Congress
Treasury Department
New York
Bennett
N. Y. Herald
Custom House
Harrison
Cincinnati Gazette
W. HH. Taylor
North Bend
Wooster
Columbus Mail
Columbus
Huron
Mansfield
Graxcer
Scott
United States
Wersfield Scott
Avex. Macoms
North
Britannia Arrives in Boston as Peel Dissolution Looms
The Britannia reached Boston at 7 30 am Saturday, 13 12 days from Liverpool after sailing on the 19th ult. News is sparse but notes a Whig Ministry defeat on a No Confidence vote and expected dissolution of Parliament. Cotton market gains and a pending royal heir are mentioned amid European tensions including France and India.
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England
Britannia
Cleland
Boston
Liverpool
Azores
Conde de Palma
Tonnere
Rio
Brazil
Gibraltar
Bahia
House of Commons
Robert Perl
Robert Peel
John Russell
Q Tcen
China
India
France
Marshal Louis
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Answerp
Holland
Prince de Joinville
Sophia
Messrs Exlitora
Anu
Mesars
Lask
65th Anniversary of Independence in Plymouth Ohio
A large, party free commemoration was held in Plymouth Ohio on the Sd to mark the 65th anniversary of independence. A procession formed at 10 a.m. with artillery, military units, veterans and civic leaders marching to the Presbyterian church for prayers and a Declaration reading. After a dinner by S. B. Shepard, boisterous toasts honored the Revolution, George Washington and the Nations flag, with sentiments from Col G R West and several local dignitaries. The event closed with toasts from distinguished guests and a report on the New York custom-house investigation and Mad River Lake Erie railroad traffic.
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Plymouth
Ohio
Col. A. Ralston
J.graham
Adj
G. W. Waring
Presbyterian Church
Plymnouth
Auburn Light Infantry
George Cummings
Capt
Town
Chaplin
E. Conger
C. A. Groninger
T. Bodley
S. B. Shepard
Washington
Lafayette
Wny
State of
P. Moore
D.C. Morrow
I. Clemans, Jr
Jefferson
Tree of Liberty
Heaven
Globe
J. Deveny
R. McDonough
Victoria
C. A. Croninger
Patrick Henry
E. Benschoter
Thomas Jefferson
C.a.croninger
Britain
Lexington
Bunkerhill
Ava
R. Wilson
C. A. Crosixier
Sec
Yal Committee
The
Baptist Sabbath School
Senter
Belin
Congregational Sabbath
Berlin Center
Methodist Sabbath School of
Bay
Sabbath School of
North Berlin
Bers “West
Townsend
Sabbath School
Clark
Birmintham
Methodist Sabbath
Setuyj
Perky of Vermillion
Florence
Clatskield
Florent
Col. Bel
America
Mr Brewster
W. Sheeman
Skinner
Sherwin
Brewster
N. Sherman
Ake
Sabbath School Celebration in Huron Erie Counties
A July Fifth gathering in Florence to honor independence featured a parade led by William Thlinghast and Col. M Bell. A letter from a local writer condemns fruit and produce theft, urging national virtue and good breeding as essential to American civility.
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Huron
Florence
Erie
Clork
Wm. Thlinghast
Berlin
Col. M. Bell
Appointment List and Farming Notes From a Historic Page
The document lists presidential appointments including generals and diplomats with brief notes on garden practices. It names Weslye Scott and Macomb and mentions tax and treasury roles. The farming section reports transplanting cabbage plants, soil preparation with wood ashes, worm damage from stems, and hoeing to aid young plants.
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Ty Snell Gardens
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Congressional
Messrs. Pierce and Linn
Linn
Mexico
Ruckanan
Habersham, McKeon
Davis
N. S. Express
Wise
Virginia Whig Press
Eettlere
Ilinois
Chicago
Dixon Winaie
Township 24
Nyrenge E
Senate of the United States
North Carolina
Raleigh Register of
George Washington
Cesar
Napoleon
Neww- York
the Herald
Mad River
Lake Erie
Wixrleap Scott
Gear
Alexander Macomb
Ae Josurn Eve
Tre
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Denmark
Treasury of
Frisna Waakturesy
Ee Treasury
Dabloneg’y
State of Georgia
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