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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1846
Page
3
Fragmented coverage shows Hon Daniel Webster and allies fighting charges amid Whig and Democratic tensions. Reports describe committee investigations in Boston and New York, with references to press power, public reception, and potential national calamity. mentions include Archer and Maynard amid broader European and Irish issues.
The piece notes Liberty sailing from New York to Liverpool with 3 500 barrels of Indian mead and 24 090 bushels of corn. It mentions Barings agents buying large Indian corn in the Western states awaiting navigation or shipment. A census table lists state by state corn production, totaling 940 013 904 bushels across 14 states, with the first ten states producing 186 947 334 bushels. The text also covers tariff debates, New Jersey finances, and local civic items.
The Argus urges Democratic papers to mobilize readers and circulate documents. It pledges a wide circulation by Sept, announcing subscription rates and an authorized agent George Esur no Keeton. The piece promotes Democratic wakefulness and notes campaign timing and pricing.
A garbled account describes a horse with four legs and two eyes, noting its movements and physical traits in unclear terms. The fragment mentions handling, gaze, and possible rider interactions, with disjointed phrases about its head, body, and a range of odd details. The read text implies a playful or diagnostic sketch lacking coherent events.
The notice promotes a forthcoming April issue of the Weekly Mirror, detailing ambitious plans, literary contributions, and a two volume quarto edition. It highlights editorials, foreign and domestic correspondence, original tales, and stipulates Willis will contribute four articles weekly. Pricing and mailing terms across the United States and Canada are listed.
PREASURY OF 11STORY announces Treasury of in tory a comprehensive general survey of nations and histories. It promises a series of volumes with octavo format on fine paper, issuing monthly editions at 25 cents per number. Editors of county papers are invited to notice the publication as it releases new numbers in regular sequence.
Fragmentary docket text appears to reference solicitors in Chancery and a probate or court action dated February 21, 1890, with unclear names and parties. The readable portion mentions officials or officials’ actions, suggesting a formal legal or chancery notice archived in the period.
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