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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1862

Page

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Slave tragedy on Cameron plantation ends in death

Venus, a runaway slave, flees through pine woods to reach Toby, her husband, now pursued by hounds and master’s men. Toby is beaten to death at a whipping post after being found near the mule barn, while Venus is captured and led away, her sorrow mirrored by the brutal discipline of slavery.

Mr. Cameron Jim Bentley Venus Toby Reader Teome de Bay Pompey Cameron Toby Dare Jan Mauser Mulberries Troy Sophie Nan Maumer Hard Husband Mayer Jake Q Wauser Mauser Mr. Buntley Trufo Mr. Bentleys Golden Gate Faiah Iran Venna

Mysterious Figure in Cotton Gin House

Jim the black groom discovers a hidden man in a gin house after a nighttime search. Master Cameron and Sameron question Toby while Bentley’s galley maid Venus is named, revealing a tense scene of suspicion and fear during the confrontation.

Mauser Bery House Jim Mr. Cameron de Berg Mr. Sameron Sim Toby Mr. Cutiérab

Supreme Court docket ends in Lansing July 1862

Lansing correspondence reports the Michigan Supreme Court term closed with 28 cases disposed. One Calhoun County case was stricken. The decision in Henry Runger v Truesdail addressed jurisdiction, noting the court’s appellate scope and reserved questions. Judges criticized over-reserving issues for the Supreme Court and highlighted constitutional limits on its power.

Lansina Enorrow Stavesaan Supreme Court Calyhoun County James Thornon Mathias Fisher Livermore & Wood pVif Hughes & Woolley Henry R.unger Wesley Truesdail Guriodiorion Ronly Michigan Supak J Wei A Gjr Walker Gev N. Lauhrup WE. Webber Bouberipndy A. Walley Ue Fes Paka

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