21 Sep 1847
Page 6
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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1847
Page
6
A notice invites readers to enroll in a new Lima school for youth with Mrs Washburn described as a qualified teacher. The piece urges families to support the venture and mentions transforming the town’s moral climate through schooling.
The article reports a Confederate like tally of battle casualties with heavy losses among Ohio forces and mentions Santa Anna blaming Valencia for defeat. It also notes a vivid political confrontation in Maine electing a Democratic governor, senator, and house, with Vermont showing Democratic gains. The piece also discusses Whig tactics and Federalist opposition to conventions and tickets.
Eight days after an eclipse the Briannia arrived in Boston with Liverpool dates. Penne Ward Co. letters were honored in England while flour and wheat markets fell. Cotton remained firm and money pressure grew. Lyon & Guernsey and Kirkpatrick & Co. failed in Liverpool amid tension between the Pope and Australia.
A historical note argues that the next legislature must redistrict to elect Senators and Representatives, stressing the importance of fair lines for the people. It criticizes federal leaders and recalls the 142nd extra session as a warning, urging integrity over party power in districting.
Fainting market signals and unclear conditions unsettle New York business sectors. Analysts warn of rising uncertainty as faded indicators hamper investment and economic planning in the city.
A dramatic brief claims Gen Santa Anna with 32,000 troops was defeated by 7,000 American soldiers near Mexico City. The report describes rapid American advance, armistice talks, and provisional terms including ceasefire and prisoner exchanges, dated August 26 near Tecubays three miles from Mexico.
Transcriptions of military conventions exchanged under flag of truce include ratifications by Winfield Scott and Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. The documents cover armistice terms, supplies definitions, and translation notes. Additional letters discuss electoral politics and county candidates unrelated to the treaty.
In September 1947 Lina residents debate splitting Putnam County to form a new county with a Saint Marys seat. They argue majority rule should guide such changes while criticizing editors for blocking public discussion. The letter cites fears of unequal treatment and urges publication of political principles.
The Cincinnati Enquirer discusses efforts to establish new banks in Findlay, Hancock County, citing Me Chittenden as cashi er and noting plans to form three banks using existing specie. It argues creation of local banks to expand circulation and reduce reliance on Ohio currency and eastern coinage.
The letter from Willsborough Gorette appeals for residents to pay county taxes promptly. It asks treasurers to verify receipts and urges Denverstic friends to seal their taxes before the second Tuesday in October to avoid penalties.
Vague lines describe a mission of conquest and chivalry with names and places garbled. The fragment hints at a baptism by fire, pursuit and a siege or battle context. Details are unreadable, but the tone suggests a historic adventure or epic scene.
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