List of Agents
Fragmented OCR lists names and places such as Jackson Township Boone Township Rochester Youg Stacny Joan Sworths Petes Troutmay Surron Maces McPherson Brows Joan Bonan Nathan Barns Whrusank Kerns William Doteras Henscer Herman. The text appears as a garbled roster of agents or contacts with scattered punctuation and incomplete entries.
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Enginas Jour
Jackson
Gase Cos
I. B. Warsadouse
Boone Township
Las
William Doteras
Warks Henscer
J. Herman
Our Dan Teexen and Old Zack Taylor Song
A period piece song lyric by J. Greiner praising Old Zack Taylor. It portrays Zack Taylor as bold and ready in battles against the Greasers and Mexicans, with percussive chorus lines and references to Santa Anna and Yankee Doodle. The verses describe his war steed, the Greasers fleeing, and the eagle defending the nation.
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Zack Taylor
Zack
Old Taylor
Santa Anma
Zack ‘Taylor
Our Patron Saint John the Evangelist in Masonry
The Masonic Review discusses Saint John the Evangelist born likely in Bethsaida and brother to James. It notes John as a fisherman, age at apostleship, and views Jesus as savior while emphasizing fraternal Masonry unity, moral progress, and harmony beyond disputes. The article reflects on their friendship despite differing beliefs and calls for virtue.
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Jumn
Bethsaida
Gallilee
Izbedee
E Salome
James
Gaililee
Johns
Jesus
Israel
Apostle
Enduring friendship of John in early Christian tale
A devotional portrait of John the Apostle detailing his steadfast companionship with Jesus from the Last Supper to the crucifixion, through exile, banishment to Patmos, and eventual old age. It emphasizes love as central to his ministry and the Masonry-inspired exhortation My dear children, love one another.
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John
Masory
Olivet
Jerusalem
Asia
Trajan
Ephesus
Rome
Vomitian
Vaniel
Patmos
Domitian
Nerva
Apos le
Peelate
Christ
Calvary
Pisgah
Jordan
Orders No 12 Buena Vista 1847 Taylor's victory praised
General Taylor congratulates troops on the 22nd and 23rd February victory at Buena Vista. He notes the Mexicans’ larger numbers but states they were repulsed and mentions losses, honor to fallen officers, and pride in Saltillo defense. Reports from Santa Anna and local dispatches follow.
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Taylor
Santa Anna
Buena Vista
Republic
Washington Union
Saltillo
Addo
Saltido
W. W
Bliss
Rio Grandé
Minor
Metamoros
Victoria de Tamaulipas
Don Circtaco Vasquez
Anna Nueva
Berra
Annas
Lugardo
Rios Pena
Lombardino
Brito
Rocha
Angle
Guzman
Gullozo
Monterdecca
Andrad
Jicotercal
Guijano
Bassave
Anate
National Armas God and Liberty
New Orleans
The Mexican Peace Proposition Report From Washington
The Mexican account of the peace terms alleges the United States offered to cede vast northern territory to Mexico for fifteen million cash plus indemnities, and to guarantee Mexican sovereignty south of the 26th parallel. It claims the U S would station ten thousand troops on the boundary and form an offensive alliance to deter European intervention. The article urges scrutiny of whether the President endorses or rejects these terms.
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Mexico
Santa
United States
America
Atocha
Cin: Gazette
LATER FROM THE BRAZOS Aboard the Lone Stars
The N C Picayune reports April 3 arrival news from the Brazos via the schooner Lone Stars commanded by Captain Minor. Details indicate maritime movement and possible cargo updates as ships reach port.
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N. C. Picayune
Brazos
Lone Stars
Minor
Armies Mustered as I Regroup After Battle
Letter from 1847 outlines retreat to Cedral and Vanegran to obtain supplies and build a hospital for over 400 wounded and sick. General Wool’s movements forced partial retreat and loss of a camp while imperial forces held key positions.
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Frenp
Cedral
Vanegran
Exican
Currasters
Satilio
Paths of Glory Remembered in Battle of Buenavista
A Boston dispatch honors fallen officers from Gen. Taylor’s staff and allied officers at Buenavista. Adjt. Lincoln of Gov. Levi Lincoln’s Worcester family, Lt. Col. Clay son of H Clay of Kentucky, Col. J. J Hardin from Illinois, Capt Zabriskie a former Napoleon ally, and Col. Yell of Arkansas are named among the dead. The piece pledges national memory and sympathy for relatives.
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Lincoln
Taylor
Battle of
Buenavista
George S. Lincoln
Levi Lincoln
Worcester
Col. Clay
H. Clay
Kentucky
J. J Hardin
Illinois Regiment
Congress
Mr. Clay
Zabriskie
Napoleon
Col. Yell
Arkansas
Bost
Battle of New Oneans Reported in Barrio Letters
Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune writes in biast letters about street clashes in Tue Barrio or Buena Vista. The dispatch outlines local conflicts and public response to the unrest.
Curious items from a satirical catalog of spoils
A fragmentary verse lists items claimed to be taken from various figures and places, including a cup of tea from Kinderhook, a tooth from the Mississippi, a candle from a pettifogger, and a map of a journey, presented as a humorous catalog of curiosities.
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Curiosity Shop
Mississippi
Father of Waters
Surahan Exam Snippet Sparks Medical Humor
A late examination scene at the College of Surgeons shows Abernethy testing a candidate. When asked what he would do if a man were blown up by gunpowder, the student quips that he would wait until he came down again. Abernethy asks which muscles would move, and the reply names the flexors and extensors of the arm.
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Aerinand
Cincinnati
Thue
Tiiz
Surahan
College of Surgeons
Abernethy
Fontenelle's Puzzling Whisper at Helvetius Marriage
Fontenelle assists at the marriage of Madame Helvetius and continually whispers gracious phrases. He later passes her without noticing, prompting her to chide him for his distraction. He responds that had he looked, he would not have passed.
English and New Zealand clash sires sea of tragedy
English forces reportedly captured three officers in a recent engagement with New Zealanders. They were roasted alive by the natives and eaten. A second item notes Black Snow and Black Rain in recent weather reports and a moral reflection on sp irits turning to Heaven in joy.
Col J J Hardin Recovers Last Memento From Buena Vista
Col J J Hardin earned fatal wounds at Buena Vista after capturing a flag from the enemy and requested that the flag and his horse be sent home as a final memento to his wife.
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J. J. Hardin
Buena Vista
American forces complete surrender of Alvarado
Washington and Philadelphia reports announce the expedition under Col. Harney achieved complete success. Alvarado surrendered without loss after troops invested the town and occupied key sites. The American flag flies over major Mexican locations from Brazos to Vera Cruz, including Anton Lizardo and Tampico.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Alvarado
Harney
Harny
Mexico
Brazos
Vera Cruz- Tampico
Anton Lizardo
Vera Cruz
San Juan d'Alka
Santiago
Universal love and true affection glove analogy
The speaker compares universal love to a one-size-fits-all glove and true affection to a fitted glove with fingers that snugly fit one hand, illustrating selective closeness and personal fit in affection. The metaphor emphasizes that broad love may lack intimacy while genuine affection requires a specific match.
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Logansport
Basselle
Ptenant Grove
Fulton Co
Gilead
Lockport
Bewisburgh
Winewne
Kokomo
Perryeburgh
Miami County
Notre ‘Townshir
Burnetra Creeks
P. O
The
U. S. Journal
J. Greiner
Toxne
Our Dan Teexen
Masonic Review
John the Evangelist
Editir
Ramon Adame
Rava Nuzya
Gen. Riley
Mottol
Asom Nousg
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