Editorial changes at Ohio Statesman as editor retires
Hazewell retires from editorial charge of the Ohio Statesman with George Hazewell remaining sole proprietor. Mesers Scott and Teesdale sell the State Journal to W. B. Thrall. Latest from the South reports Mexican actions around Tasopico Monterey and Matamoros with Gen. Taylor near Monterey and notable battles and heroism cited.
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C. ©. Hazewell Esq
The
Ohio Statesman
George BR. Hazewell
Mesers
Scott and
Teesdale
State Journal
W. B. Thrall
Circleville Herald
England's Foremost Man In Public Reverence
Witness recounts Elihu Barsitt touring England and facing overwhelming cheers. Cobden portrayed as England’s meek reformer with a gentle voice, inspiring reverence as a moral revolutionary admired by the crowd.
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Elihu Barsitt
England
Speadie
League
Gobden
Napoleon
Tim
Methodist Uuard
America
Ike
Alpacca Flock Imported for Berkshire Pastures
A flock of alpacca sheep has been imported and is grazing in Berkshire Massachusetts. They are said to be more profitable than merino and yield heavier fleeces, though they require a milder climate. A separate note mentions a quarry loss of 72 in Worcester and asks if anxious mothers know their offspring are missing.
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Berkshie
Mass
Berren
Worcester
Molly
Tappan
Quio Press
Beth
Senate
Land
Tod
Pasid Tods
Stark
The Glorious Dead Remembrance in Baltimore
Baltimore citizens honor the memory of Watson who fell at the head of his battalion in Monte Rey streets. A bar has offered testimonials to his worth and his comrades shed tears for his private life as his public fate is noted. Bishop Onderdonk receives 2400 dollars yearly in salary. The shop previously degraded and suspended from office over lechery and drunkenness is recalled.
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Baltimore
Watson
Monterey
Onderdonk
Washington
New York
Herrali
G. Tochman
United States
Ite City
Ora
Ton’ Pan
Seber
Sons of Temperance members and finances report
The order’s US membership totals 960,007 with 63 divisions in Maryland yielding 2,185 members. The Maryland Grand Division reports benevolent expenditures for the quarter totaling about $2,707.19 with cash on hand $5,319. The text is garbled and incomplete in several spots.
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Sons OF Temperance
Order of Sons of Temperance
United States
Maryland
Benedta
Mexican War Paragraphs and Political Gossip From 1830s Paper
French observers tout a 50 day march of continental troops conquering a vast province with minimal bloodshed. Reports recount Armijo’s retreat to Santa Fe, mutiny and dispersal of rancheros, Santa Ana’s estates, Ayres lowering a flag at Monterrey, and a Warsaw-tinged note on Major Tochman. Also satire on Old Molly’s votes and a discussion on world newspaper totals.
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Kearney
Courrier Des Etates Unis
Santy Fe
St. Louis
Govenor Armijo
Sante Fe
Pasa
Armyo
Santa Ana
Blackwood
Mexico
Cenz
Ayres
Bashop
Monterrey
Miami Canal receipts ease westbound goods flow at wharf
Crowded Miami Canal wharf shows heavy bundles headed for Louisville and Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee and beyond. Receivers and forwarders at Toledo and nearby hubs organize rapid consignments, disputing claims of diverted trade and confirming canal routes are functioning with energy and dispatch.
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Louisvile
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Louisville
Lake Ere
Miami Canal
Erie
Hedo
Pctiiy
Fiddler Sails Through Disaster On Stubborn Ship
A chaotic New Orleans Picayune tale describes a steamboat going down after a fire and water intake. The owner, engrossed in his fiddle, ignores warnings as officers and passengers scramble to safety. The fiddle is saved with the owner, leaving the ship a total loss.
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Fon
New Orleans Picayune
Jimengal
Arkin
Rome
Shea
Evie
Hus Fiedle
Bean
Caplan
Glory of America Observed by Atlantic Traveler
The correspondent from Bangor praises the United States as the most blessed land while comparing it with ancient nations. He notes U S arsenals in Washington and St Louis producing vast quantities of cartridges and musket balls, with a steam press machine enabling 70 000 to 75 000 bullets per day.
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Uo Sintea
Sun
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Russa
Holland
Beigwmtas
Lawahatusanta
Switzerland
Tyee Eod Eshaltants
Portagal
Russia
Europe
Aveta
Rey S. M. Pomeroy
Bangor
Atlantic
North America
United States of America
U S. Arsenal
Washington City
Country School
U. S. Arsenal
St. Louis
Presidents Denominations and a Boston Conspiracy Tale
A historical table lists U S presidents and their religious affiliations, noting Washington Episcopalian, Jefferson Rationalist, Madison Episcopal, Monroe Episcopalian, Adams Presbyterian, Jackson Presbyterian, and others. Narrative passages narrate a Boston mishmash of events, earthquakes, and conspiratorial chatter about the Devil, the Bishop, and Polk, interwoven with dialogues among Patrick, Terrence, and a goseoon figure.
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York
Joh Tyler
James K Poth
Leon
Terrence
Patrick
DoctMnor Morse
New York
Boston
Je Patrick
Ireland
Polk
Public memorial for Col. Watson at Monterey remembered
A memorial demonstration was held in Bawenure in memory of Col Watson killed at Monterey. Resolutions from former colleagues praised him. Watson left a wife and two children, including a ten week old infant, mourning his death. The Independent Blues militia unit in Baltimore appointed Samuel S. Maris to go to Monterey and convey the colonel’s renaming to the troops.
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Joe Col.Watson
Monterey
Bawenure
C We
Bar
CU. Watson
Ugtuney
Independent Blues
Balimore
Samuel S. Maris Eey
Munvetey
Col Wasteon
Patent laws face reform as errors in filings rise
The text notes confusion in patent procedures and calls for reform, urging clearer rules and stricter standards for filings. It mentions reducing life-long barriers and promoting polite conduct in professional exchanges amid broader concerns about patent practice.
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Sante Anne
Mexia
Sed
Ces
Taylor
M’kim
New Orleans
Zoe Santiago
Baltimore Sun
Matamoras
Mat“amouras
Camargo
McClung
Mississippi
Samuel W. Chambers
Worth
Chambers
Matamucras
Mercer
Coffee
Maj. C
Ion
Hay
Reigely
Aqnel
C. F
Santa Anna
N.O. Preayene
Sante Anna
Hin—Uand
Salas
Congress
Almonte
Rejon
Fartas
Pacheco
Richard Cobden
Glorious Dead
Seceri
Fiddler
Suasspran
Jade
Susanaand
Fogate
Gulf of Mexico
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