Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippets and Events
A collage of brief items from January reports: election notes on John M. Clayton and Delaware senators, Detroit barbers striking for wages, steamship Illinois bringing San Francisco mail and $82 million in specie, presidential election excitement with Pierce votes, Major Butler King aboard in Panama, flour prices at $80 per barrel provoking regional hardship, railroad surveys from Maryville to Venetra Nosbeda, cotton prices down, breadstuffs and provisions steady, and a Belgium death of Kossush a mother with a government denial to visit. France quiet. Dr. Barringer rumored to resign as American minister in Madrid.
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New York
Ulinois
San Francisco
U. S
Piarce
Express
Tennessee
Panama
Butler King
Wid C. Barron
Malifax
Philadelphia
Baltirmore
Kossush
Belgium
Ene
France
Barringer
Madrid
King estate andwill details from Dallas County Alabama
The item reports Col. King born 1780 owning 5000 acres and over 100 slaves in Dallas County Alabama, with an estate valued around 150030. It praises him as a humane master, notes a single sale long ago, and mentions his declining health with a physician stating one lung gone and the other partly so. Col. K.'suiees, Mrs. Elli are present. also includes brief Maine Legislature notes on Talbot's election as Speaker and Cowan as Clerk, plus Bradbury’s declining re-election.
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Col. K.'suiees
Elli
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Maine
Augusta
Lewis A. Talbot
Banate
Lewis Cowan
Bradbury
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