Local notes from Madison and Louisville era notices
The Herald reports scattered items from Madison on June 18 1801 including business ads and civic notes. It covers a Western Association event in Warsaw and mentions railway and electrical progress, along with commentary on public figures and a baccarat case verdict involving Sir William Gordon Cuming and political debates in England.
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William Gordon Cuming
Prince of Wales
Munhuid
Edward Clarke
England
Road conflict and local advertising debate mix in Clark County
In Clark County a road dispute pits Pred Sellardine against Charles Collins over crossing rights on farmland near New Providence. Tensions rise as armed confrontations flare during a May incident. The piece also touches on newspaper circulation debates and local ads, listing various remedies and local endorsements without graphic detail.
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Clark County
Sellardine
New Providencce
Charles Collins
Collins
Phis
Mehardine
Collinses
Sehardine
Colby and others named for Court of Private Land Claims
Leonard W. Colby of Nebraska named assistant attorney general and Joseph R. Reed of Iowa named chief justice of the Court of Private Land Claims. Also appointed are Milbur P. Stone of Colorado Henry C. Stuss of Kansas Thomas C. Fuller of North Carolina and William W. Murray of Tennessee as associate justices and Matthew C. Reynolds of Missouri as attorney for the United States for the court. The appointments comprise a Republican slate. salaries around 50 000 yearly. court to sit in western states where private land claims arise.
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Leonard W. Collin
Nebraska
Joseph R. Reeds
Town
Milbur P. Stone
Colorado
Henry C. Stuss
Kansas
Thomas C. Fuller
North Carding
William W. Murray
Pennessee
Covuart
Elairs
Aturtheaw Ci. Reynolds
Missouri
United States
Joseph R. Reed
Council Bhiffs
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Ohio
Upton
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Tennesses
Sturray
Tony OC Ituss
Wichita
Kan
Bas Beet
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Gael
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Thomes W. Fuller
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Wither PL Stone
Denver
Col
Laetice
Supreme Court of
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Fifi
Springer
Alatthew C
St. Denis
Moa
Ave
Heise Repouidivan
Min Reynolds
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