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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1848
Page
4
The Argus announces liberal patronage and terms to Democrat readers. Single copies start May 1 at five cents, with bulk offers: one neighborhood seven dollars and fifty cents, two dollars and twenty-five cents, or three dollars for six copies. Terms appear arranged to broaden party support, signed Rossia.
A Russian Ukase orders immediate mobilization and reserve call ups for divisions, with deployment and equipment details set to begin and end by April 13. Reports note rumors of 500,000 troops moving east, possible plans toward India or Constantinople, and rising unrest among Poles and northern Russian nobles. The piece also references debates over a treaty publication and critiques of Mr Buchanan in the Union.
The text captures garbled 19th century political rhetoric praising domestic virtue while railing at opponents. It references Governor Shenk, Governor’s re-election, Mexican reception, and a general named Quitman. Whigs and antiwar sentiment permeate the fragment with calls of patriotism and division.
A Wayne County editor denounces the Bank of Wooster failure and its alleged mismanagement. The piece questions directors and names O. Kiemas, claims a hidden ledger, and urges an independent investigation and restitution for creditors. It notes reports of liabilities and a possible plan to redeem paper at 20 cents on the dollar.
Mr. Mitchell Mr. Meagher and Wm 38 O'Brien were arrested after last week’s Dublin Meeting on sedition charges. They posted bail for appearance at General Sessions. Released, they urged the crowd that judges and juries would hear them as they declared, amid rising unrest as Brish woope flood Ireland.
Fragmentary legal note mentioning fee simple and declarations. Raises questions about feee intel and offers, with unclear names or dates. Rest unreadable, key terms indicate property or legal fee language from a historical notice.
The Ohio Patriot outlines six facts on the districting bill’s effects, claiming it would tilt legislative majorities toward Democrats and block Democratic gains in the state senate and house. It cites potential governor election impacts and notes a Prussian city fight report amid mixed political items.
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