24 Feb 1849
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Newspaper
Logansport Telegraph
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1849
Page
1
Logansport Telegraph lists ads for subscriptions and rates, notices of marriages and deaths, and lengthy domestic vignette about Mrs Makedoo family life. A reflective closing verse and moral essay accompany a long domestic tale of Arminta, Kitty, and household duty with calls for old-fashioned virtue.
A fragment lists individuals and townships across Cass County Indiana and surrounding areas including Ta., Tp., and P.O. designations. Names include Cuarces Junr Jackson Township E B Warterhouse Boone Township In Tuowas Cratenea Miami Tp co In William Demoss Tipton Tp Ta Joan McInvarve Deer Creek Tp Ta and others such as Joan Stailey James Hust Peter Troutman Fulton Co Ia Dr F E Surrox Gilead Ia E A Macer Lockfiert Ta Dr Rufus Brown Winemac Ia Joan Bouanx Kokomo Ia William Kerns Rensellear Ia William Dousnas Miami County Ta F J Herman Burnetts Creek P.O. Ta A L Witrrans Lewisburgh Sa Idun Proviz Union Mills fa.
Poem depicts a man haunted by visions in a misty wood. He recalls a doomed romance with a dead maiden, flirts with life and lifeless lips, and mourns her forever as night closes. The speaker longs to die as the dead return to walk at midnight.
Fragmentary lyrics recount American prospectors in a valley hunt for gold in California. A narrator proposes listening to a tale of bold labor and desire for shining riches, with a chorus praising gold as brighter than the day.
A concise meditation on greatness, arguing that true leaders resist full conformity to society, blaze original paths, and impose their will despite adversity. Genius rebels against old ideas, inspiring progress and unwavering conviction in their pursuit. Wrights Casket.
Rev Chandler Robbins delivers a printed sermon on the late Judge Story's mother noting her influence on his studies and virtues. The piece highlights Lord Bacon and Judge Story as examples who honored their mothers and buried them near kin in Mount Auburn.
The passage discusses how time, place, and circumstance erode long standing friendships, the rarity of enduring bonds, and the urge to honor past loves. It reflects on memory's role in social life, the risk of moral and social bankruptcy without cherished ties, and the value of patient benevolence and remembrance of those once dear.
The excerpt features a lively exchange on California gold washing and cholera fears, with chatter on population loss, merchants signs, and a wandering list of letters. It also advertises a medical work on gestation and birth by R G Gaussner, praising a new preventive method and warning of imitations from frauds.
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