Sickness and drought plague the nation and state
The piece notes widespread sickness with few deaths, cites Delphi Oracle as misinformed, and describes a drought that leaves rivers low and rocks exposed. It mentions delays in investigating Miami Indian claims due to an absent commissioner whose illness is linked to the holdup. It also publishes electoral returns: Senate 29 against administration, 18 for. House 60 against, 36 for, plus two conservatives and two unknowns, then lists representatives by district and senator names.
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Delphi
Senate
House
Col. Bond
Gen Jackson
van Buren
Wabash
United States
Nath. West
Indianapois
U. States
Martin van BU
United States of America
Indiana
la Porte
Ten Mile
Crawfordsville
Vincennes
Wabash River
City of
Washington
M. van Buren
Enigma Geographica Puzzle From Buckeye Friend
A letter shares a 16 letter Enigma puzzle with clues naming a US lake a river in Africa towns counties and a rose in Prussia and other places. The reader is invited to solve the word by identifying the hidden locations from letter positions.
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United States
Africa
Rio Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
jRissia
Peania
Oy Hiampshire
Indian murders and frontier violence alarm Florida
A letter from Col. James Canspix and an extract from a Georgia life Indians letter detail a brutal murder spree near Florida borders. Reports describe two child victims, arrows in a young girl, and volunteers pursuing Indians with a white man aiding escape. The Floridian editors publish affidavits and describe search efforts around Fort Fanning and nearby regions.
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Dasmes Canspix
Thinet
Bailey’s Mills
Col. G
Express
Plotida
Momincles
Jas. Gatsen
Georgia
Sonville Downer
Tre Sthinst
Caup Winns
Centreville
India
Okefenoke
Wilds
Fort Fanning
Politically Charged Banks and Democratic Talk Report
The item notes banks should avoid political interference and praises Mr. Allen of Ohio for his democratic stance. It also summarizes the Detroit Advertiser on rail and canal projects and other 19th century civic topics, including advertising impact and public works advances.
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Philadelphiia
Wa. Allen
Ohio
Philadelpha
Allen
Congress
Mostan Diefermer
Clemens
Foth
Noid Flaeh Uypa
Rey TV Co Ly Baleen
Pho Odivelt Pree Press
Lake Michigan
Erie Canal
Died In This Vicinity Mrs Anna Consort of Jolu Clary
A death occurred yesterday morning in the vicinity, the wife of Jolu Clary. The notice provides brief confirmation of the passing with no further details.
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Anna
Jolu Clary
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