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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1846
Page
3
A fervent editorial attacks divisions within the Methodist and Baptist bodies and condemns clergy scandals and public immorality. It cites the Oaderdonk bishops and a Washington case of alleged abuse, urging spiritual leaders to uphold piety and warn against societal corruption. The piece links church hypocrisy to broader moral decline and criticizes reforms and currency deceptions.
Fragmentary text describes turmoil in the Senate over a Tariff Bill. Mentions a resigning senator, party tensions, and questions about moves to defeat or delay the measure. Obscure references to individuals and international policy hint at broader legislative friction and timing.
Fragmented letters and Dispatches recount troop health on the Rio Grande and Monterey. President Tyler praised by a beauty while David Gardner Tyler is referenced. Reports discuss Vera Cruz, Santa Anna, Paredes factions, and Monterey defense, with May 1847-era notes on battles, depictions of Mexican government moves, and U.S. military movements toward Mexico City.
Dentist B A Satterthwait notes that permanent teeth first appear between ages four and fourteen, with twelve molars forming and not shedding. He warns parents against neglect, urges early brushing and use of a toothpick, and links poor cleaning to decay, inflamed gums, and damage to future teeth.
Our thanks are extended to Wap Auuts the Hon. Was. Saweex for valuable public documents speeches and related materials received in recognition of public service, with acknowledgement of their contributions to local governance and civic discourse.
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Dispatches report Gen. Taylor advancing on Saluila as Catitoriana part from Mexico. Bravo departs Vera Cruz to assume provisional presidency while Gonzales Arevalo leads troops north. Vera Cruz garrison warned. Perote sends mounted guns to defend Mexico City. St Mary’s bombardment of Tampico prompts citizen mobilization and tensions with Vesuvius voyage delayed bullion transfer.
A late FRo dispatch from Atlas Leusvice notes the steamer Unele Sain arriving with New Orleans dates and a Havana return voyage. Reports detail Vera Cruz under partial law with American squadron nearby, Spanish and European vessels, and military movements toward Mexico. The Empire steamboat arrives in New Orleans with volunteers and local battle news. prices for flour and corn rise, oats fall, and a nearby shelled engagement near Weldun is described with a brief duel and settlement.
Fragmentary notes describe county convention proceedings with references to committees and votes. The readable text indicates tensions and procedural steps, with mentions of leadership, committees, and anticipated actions, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
The convention organized and adjourned to ten o clock. Ballots selected Geo. W. Andrews and Wm. Armstrong for Congress with Andrews later urged to receive unified support. Michael Leatherman chosen for Alien Co. seat, Samuel Walker for County Commissioner. Maguire nominated for Recorder after second ballot. Matthias Ridenour named for Coroner. Marriages and obituaries noted alongside public notices and a lengthy medicinal advertisement.
Administrator James Cook offers for sale the north half of the south east quarter and the south west quarters of the north east quarter in section thirteen town six south range six east totaling 120 acres. Appraised value 84.00 per acre. Sale at the house of R J Skinner on a Saturday Sunday in September next. Guardian redeemer for the heirs of Charles Hawkinson deceased. August 4 1836. Notes: one third in six months and one third in twelve months secured by mortgage.
The 1st Acutere Company Third Bagade 12th Division Obia Militia is ordered to appear at the public aquare in Lima on the Tbch day of August at 9 o clock for inspection and arming. By order of WM. Armstrong Figade Commandant. July 25, 1816.
Curtis Pea Ankeus markets an updated line of dry goods groceries crockery and hardware to former customers and the public. He lists a wide liquor assortment five hundred gallons of stoneware and other goods for cash or barter with produce. In person buyers are invited to shop for cloths and larges at the New York Cash Store before purchases.
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