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Newspaper

Lima Argus

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1847

Page

2

Propriety of the Argus at One Year

A 1947 notice from M H Nichols reflecting on the Argus ownership for a year. It laments federal harassment and heavy paper debts. It requests subscribers and office readers settle yearly accounts, noting desk checks for those paying at the office and urging fulfillment of promised support to avoid embarrassment.

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Evort of the Auditor of State and Public Debates

The piece reviews the 1846 state tax levy and bank capital, noting mills on the dollar and capital values. It comments on the Auditor Woods report, state finances, and calls for stronger county boards of equalization while touching on press politics and Democratic-Federalist tensions.

Woods Hisself Federatists Isa Sersge Bank Cspital County Boards of Equalization

A Fair Proposal About Frederik Douglass Fund Then in England

A racial reform tale notes Douglass escaping to England, gaining sympathy from nobility and public figures. It reports English plans to raise funds for him and other enslaved people in the United States, including a penny per slave scheme potentially totaling about 60 thousand dollars. The Albany Argus is cited, joking that such a penny for white slaves could rival Cheops’ pyramid.

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Ohio Legislature Debates on Racial Policy and Treasury Bills

Dec 29 to 31 Senate and House actions cover bills on race related land leasing enforcement, tax and school loan amendments, and a resolution honoring Gen Meamar. Debates reference President’s Message and Federal policy delays. A motion to adjourn and compositions of committees follow mixed votes and notices of new state officers.

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Privateering and Mexican affairs dominate U.S. dispatches

The Norma from Havana brings Mexican dates and reports on Santa Anna's government, army strength, and war preparations. Descriptions cover treasury levies on church property, military fortifications, conscription, and public sentiment. Dispatches note San Luis Potosi politics, cabinet changes, and US naval activity near Vera Cruz and Tampico.

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Death of General Hanna Reported in Monterey News

The Monterey news recalls the loss of General Hanna a trusted Polk appointee from Louisville to Monterey. It notes livid praise for his talents and leadership, and expresses universal regret. The piece closes with a prayer for his family’s comfort.

Cinamnati Linguirer Monterdy Monterey Thomas L. Hamer Artor Hanna Mr. Polk Mottersy

Comical Yankee cider wager stories in New Orleans satire

The New Orleans Picayune recalls a humorous tale of a Yankee with the town’s only cider barrel charging ten cents a glass. A bet leads to a second vendor offering cider for half, and a swap creates a mimic duel as both try to outdo each other in a crowded tavern setting.

New Orleans Picayune

Death of Gen Erastus Root in New York

Gen Erastus Root dies in New York on Thursday the 24th of the month at the age of 72. The Albany Argus lauds his long public career as a Democrat turned Whig with service as Assemblyman senator congressman and tax commissioner. The piece notes his influence in debates and legislation, mentions positions on Mexican and Ireland issues, and references Bishop Hughes and the state Auditor’s report.

Erastus Root Root New York Lausg&e Democrats Liam Poston Legisistor

The New Orleans Delta News From Brazos and Monterey

Letters from Brazos Santiago dated December 26 1846 report varied naval activity and troop movements. The U S steamer Gopher foundered with 50 lives saved. wrecks and gales pushed ships aground. Maj Arthur bearer of dispatches arrived aboard McKim while Gen Taylor planned movement toward Victoria with about 1500 men. Generals Twiggs Wool Worth and Santa Anna figures appear in shifting commands and local skirmishes near Tampico Monterey and Victoria.

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Spiking Their Guns and Political Picks in 1946 News

The Cin Inquirer notes Charley May silencing the Mexican battery at Resaca de la Palma and cites a presidential message, while the Hardin County News backs Wate of Laces County for Secretary of State and Ackerman for Attorney General. It mentions party sacrifice, North West leaders, and talk of new territories and statehood.

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