A Senate Heroic Tale Amid Civil War Battle
The narrative recalls a Marine incident in which General Harrison asks about fallen leaders as Tipton’s young captain and ensign defend a bes mud stained flag. Tipton stands with Captain Robb and Captain Spencer’s men, many killed or wounded, while Harrison promises reinforcements.
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Congress of the United States
Iphiara
Harrison
Tipton
Fipton
Robb
Spencer
Ang
Telegraph notices and candidate announcements
The Telegraph announces the ongoing publication with new type coming and urges debts be settled. It lists candidates and offices: N D Grover for Representative. Uriab Farquhar for Auditor. Richard Pryor for Treasurer. Abijah Vanneass for Sheriff. Daniel Neff for Commissioner. Joseph P Berry for Assessor. It also announces George W Blakemore for Representative John Green for county Treasurer Jay Mix for Auditor and William L Ross for Sheriff seeking re election.
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N. D. Grover
Uriab Farquhar
Richard Pryor
Abijah Vanneass
Daniel Neff
Joseph P. Berry
John Green
Jay Mix
Dillon Seeks Cass County Auditor Post
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Auditor in Cass County. John B. Dillon declares his bid in May 1841, urging voters to consider his qualifications for the office.
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Cass County
John B. Dillon
Cass County Fair premiums listed for October exhibition
The Cass County Agricultural Society outlines proposed premiums for a fall fair. Awards include stallions and broodmares, cattle, swine, fatted cattle, poultry, wheat rye barley corn potatoes cheese butter woolen cloth jeans stockings and mittens with pay amounts ranging from two to five dollars and up to fifty dollars for certain livestock categories pending sufficient funds. Regulations and exhibition date to be announced later.
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Agricultural Society of
Cass County
Nares
Case County
Soba Joe
Manufactu
Arrival of the Caledonia and notes on latest foreign news
The Caledonia under Captain McKellar reached Boston at six o clock on Wednesday morning from Liverpool in fourteen and a half days. Liverpool saw the Acadia arrive in fourteen days and twenty hours with a note of thanks to Lieut. Lott for the Acadia’s relief of sickness. A large American meeting in Liverpool on May 30 commemorated President Harrison. London reports the Irish Voters Bill defeat on April 27 by 291 to 270 and John Russell will move to review the corn laws after Whitsuntide. Madrid papers to April 24 discuss Espartero as likely choice and Carlist rumors persist of Spain entries. Cabreras re-entry not confirmed.
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Caledonia
M’kellar
Boston
Liverpool
President
Acadia
Bar
Liverpool. the Passengers Published A Card of Thanks To Lieut
Lott
Miller
Harrison
F. B. Ogden
New York
John Russell
Madrid
Espartero
Spain
Cabreras
County crafts compete for county produced goods honors
The document lists county made items from furniture to tools and leather goods with prize values for best offerings. It notes committee members and a May 18 1941 date, alongside a Far East style royal ordinance and a 1841 French secret service credit. It ends with Syria evacuation news as Egyptian forces leave Gaza.
May 25 Cincinnati Dispatches on Ireland Press Freedoms and Local Crimes
Cincinnati reports on Prussian press freedom, Irish disturbances with outrages in Tipperary and Cork, a naval procession and temperance marches. It covers a Paris May Day note, a possible D Aumale injury rumor, and a local Cincinnati murder and court case with bail. Also market summaries for pork and flour, and a dolphin of city life plus moral reflections.
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Ireland
Tipperary
Borrisokane
Kilruane
Bourna
Broka
Crimlim
Ardcrony
Liscahill
6Th Carbines
Nenagh
17Th Lancers
Cork
Kilkenny
Waterford
France
Adversity and Prosperity: A Lesson in Fortitude
A moral essay argues that true character emerges in hardship as minds adapt to adversity. It praises disciplined effort, resilience, and responsibility, noting many yield to despair while a steadfast individual clears debris after ruin and inspires others. The piece contrasts two responses to misfortune.
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Dlimore
Sermon From Highway Robbers Exchange
A minister, traveling with three others, is robbed on a road by three men who take their money. The thiefs return the funds after the preacher offers a sermon warning that the robbers emulate the Apostles only in wandering and hardship but face eternal shame unless they mend their ways.
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London
Great Robbery of the Frederick County Bank
Frederick City bank robbery reported after a weekend break in. Loot included gold and bank notes totaling nearly a million dollars. silver untouched. Key found in a creek and a dark lantern recovered. a \$10,000 reward offered for recovery and thieves, or \$5,000 for recovered funds.
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Frederick County Bank
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick Co
Balt. Patriot
Tailor and Wag Duel Over Debt in Chartres Tale
A Chartres tailor quarrels with a waggish passerby about money owed. The wag asks if the tailor owes anyone. The tailor denies debt, provoking a joke about paying later. Days later the tailor repeats the question, and the exchange ends with a humorous handshake gesture.
Anniversary of American Bible Society at Broadway Tabernacle
The 25th anniversary celebration of the American Bible Society filled Broadway Tabernacle with a three hour program led by Hon. John Cotton Smith. Officers and speakers including Rev. Coleman and Rev. Yeomans highlighted the society’s 25 years of Bible distribution, reporting 3,000,000 copies sent and 200,000 more published abroad. Receipts total $118,800 with significant legacies and new auxiliaries formed.
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American Bible Society
Broadway Tabernacle
John Cotton Smith
John Coleman
Philadelphia
J. W. Yeomans
Trenton
Emory
Bale
Mr. Scott
Stockholm
H. Bingham
Sandwich Inlands
Europe
Turkey
India
Sandwich Islands
Africa
Woman Lawyer Pleads Own Cause in New Orleans Court
In District Court at New Orleans on the seventh, Myra Gaines, wife of Gen Gaines, defends her suit against Caroline Barnes and others to seize property bequeathed by Daniel Jaske. Gen Gaines grants permission for his wife to appear and read manuscript detailing alleged wrongs and attempts to bar her. Jury dismissed for a week, case to resume.
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District Court of
New Orleans
Caroline Barnes
Myra Gaines
Gen. Gaines
Daniel 4 Jaske
N. A. Gasette
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the Telegraph
Logansport
Telegraph
George W. Blakemore, Esq
William L. Ross
Cass County Agricultural
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New York Gazette
England
Legion of Honor
Moniteur
Austria
Prince Colloredo
Cathedral of
St. Stephen
Syria
Meneki Pacha
Alexandria al Gaza
Prussia
Paris
D’aumale
Algiers
Gazette de France
la France
Cincinnati
Fifth St
Dennison
Mirs. Conchn
Conclin
Orleans
Baltimore
Broadway
National
Chartres
the Annual Report
Mary Ann Brimmer
Wm. D. Sohier
John Shackford
Wm. M. Shackford
Portsmouth
N. H
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