Marshall Village Common Council Address on governance
The President of Marshall delivers a formal address to guide the Common Council’s duties. It outlines the council’s broad powers to regulate taxes, licenses, public health, streets, bridges, markets, fire safety, and burials, urging unity and fiscal restraint. The message also notes plans for bridges, drainage, a water supply, a market, and cemetery care, with emphasis on law, order, and public welfare.
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Dre Ja A. Flauts
Marshall
Walla
Perrie
Villagie
Marshal
Tota
Michigan Law Debated as Session Drags On
From Lansing with details on the Bank bill defeat by three votes and its dead status. Report notes opposition by lawmakers who called the party that claimed no bank policy the right builders for a proper bank bill. The session lags with taxes, elections, judiciary, and railroad bills pending. A sinking fund bill faces House passage as part-paid loan bond holders weigh cashing out. A tax on foreign insurance receipts may rise rates and deter western manufacturing investment. Northern and Central Railroads' fate hinges on a Wednesday vote, with Michigan City tied to track value and local use.
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Lansing
Lansion
Borvor
Asie See‘tion
Michigan
Dboxides
Senate
House
Jackson Mutual
Southern
Central Road
Canada
Mighigan City
Proof the Dand to Till the Land Ballad Fragment
A archaic verse piece extols agrarian life defending simple toil over city pursuits. It praises farmers as content, bonds of brotherhood, and the rewards of plowing and husbandry as a holy call. The speaker pledges steadfast joy and unity in rustic labor and rural virtue.
The Teacher who understood Numan 'alare
A long reminiscence on Prof. D. P. Page a pioneering educator of early American popular education. It recounts his method with a feared pupil Bill Huse, where empathy and insight transformed the boy’s character, leading to lasting gratitude from the student. Page died at 27, leaving a legacy in teaching theory and practice.
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D. P. Page
Hig
Mass
Vilage
Bill Huse
Ife
William
Derby
Willian
Thad
Finch
Sting
Mr. Page
Bill Muse
Page
Shad
New England
Pave
Juur
Convention nominates Woodruff for Circuit Judge and House for University Regent
The fifth Judicial District Whig convention at Kalamazoo on March 20 nominated George Woodruff for Circuit Judge after two informal ballots, and Elisha J. House for University Regent after a formal ballot. Also appointed district committees and directed publication of proceedings.
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Fifth Judicial District
Pue- Suaul
Kalamazoo
Michigan University
Moses Austin
M. Dixon
Calhoun
J.C. Brink
G. B. Read
Worhtt
van Buren
Joseph C. Frink
George 8. Weight
BT Hudson
John J1. Wells
J. M. Dixon
James Winters
Ainton
Ew. Hatmmond
A. L. Jordan
Halamazoo
E. Heat
AL Giddings
M. Austin
J. M
Edwards
W. Uill
A. V. Pantind
Allegan
J. R. Kellogg
George Woodruff
Hezekiah G. Wells
H. G Wells
J. House
O. P. Boyt
E. J. House
M. Bradley
Sire H
G. Wall
Elisha J. House
Marsh Giddings
B. P. Hudson
Pera
J. Cy. Episny
Nominee for Circuit Judge and University Regent Support
The Komination Telegraph reports Whigs back Woodruff for Circuit Judge, Wells backing him to secure support in the district. Ellisua J. Hour of Van Buren is named as Regent of the University. Included are miscellaneous notes on Adams, Webster visits, and scattered curiosities, reflecting wide-ranging local discourse.
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Crone Woopnerr
Marshall
Woodruff
Sun
Supreme Court
Woodry
Hezekiah G. Wells
West
Wells
Ellisua J. Hour
van Buren
University
House
Citiien
Joan
Webster
Adams
Mr.Adams
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Port Sarnia
Snow
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Port Sarin A Pointy On Ho Hoa
Port Horn
Numan
Alare
D. H. Rossy
Vatas
Arthur
Hom
Gazete
Foter Mulrooney
Cow
Plaster of Paris
Peter
Dhirall
Prue
Foix
Najguz
Sully
Gong
Musha
Bitrle
Pether
Alere
Silvayaus Cebin
Betsy Hodges
Maguire
Mulrooney
Kominaton Telegraph
Sur
California
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