Wool production in Marshall County grows strong
The Marshall Statesman reports wool exports from Marshall County rising with a projected 120000 pounds this season. Major dealers including Charles Dickey and Comstock and Pratt have bought tens of thousands of pounds, with Albion Battle Creek and local mills processing. Prices range 16 to 30 cents per pound, yielding about $25000 to growers and circulating through the economy. Wool growth remains profitable despite a harsh winter, as farmers balance sheep numbers with rising wheat.
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Casassore
Marshall
Charles Dickey
Mesara
C.F
H.C. Haskell
Comstock & Pratt
J. Perrin
Caatera
Albion
Battle Creek
Flamer
Dubt
Mnust
Political Modesty and Michigan Delegates Contested
The piece blasts Ferguson for alleged election arrangements and seeks to block his renomination for Lieut Governor by accusing him of manipulating delegates. It criticizes last session lawmakers and warns taxpayers against demagogues, citing Ran som and a Missouri governor’s account.
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Feaner ‘Ferguson
Feo
Fensor Ferguson
Trent
Agaume
Michigan
Ransom
Emigrant Letter Describes Westward Crossing and Indian Town
The writer chronicles a westward journey across a river ferry with 30 wagons waiting to cross. He notes encounters with Potawatomi and Shawnee people at Indian Town, describes fertile land, trading posts, and hopes for cultivation. He laments losses from peril and reflects on government policy toward Indians and emigration. The letter closes with optimism about safety, health, and continued progress.
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Rabati
Michigan
Kansas
Pottawatomies
Missouri
California
Ghully
Right of the Road Sparks Sharp Public Notice
An observer urges travelers and drivers on public roads to share the highway safely. He cites collisions caused by selfish drivers and quotes Statutes on passing rules, warning of fines and damages for violations to protect all travelers.
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Mus
Crire
Shell
Statistics of Calhoun County County Clerk's Abstract
Statistics show Calhoun County totals from county trustees returns including acres improved 96399 sowed with wheat 46036 bushels wing last year 370478 ab lother grains 424176 No horses 2993 neat cattle 11865 swine 9189 sheep 37216 pounds wool clipped last year 98006 saw mills 28 water 9 steam 30 feet lumber salved last year 4139000 capital invested 32000 flouring mills 44 runs of stone 76 300 barrels flour made last year 131200 capital invested 37 hands employed value of wool factories 33900 value threshing machines ploughs etc 839500 value of leather (in Burlington) 117 pounds of sugar made last year 30860 merchandise imported last year 125300
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Board of Supervisors
Burlington
The Four Great Powers Armies and Resources Estimate
The article estimates military strength and state revenues of Russia Austria Prussia and France. Russia Europe forces 685640. Austria 391023. Prussia 335000. France 300000. Russia annual income 125000000 with gold mines and stock investments. Austria about 976000000. France about 370000000. The estimates are broad and possibly low.
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Europe
Russia
Austria
Prussia
France
Stormy Continental events drive insurrection reports
Dated London to New York dispatches describe unrest in Paris with swift troop action and a siege state, 10,000 cholera deaths since outbreak, Red Republican demonstrations, and Rome fighting Oudinot as armies clash amid global market updates and shipping notices.
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France
Paria
Metrixam Arago
Ura
Paris vi
Assembly
M. Arago
Ledra Rollin
Paris
Juno
Liverpool
Ohio
Baltimore
United States
Manchester
Plaace
Rheims
Tur Farxen
Oudinot
Rome
Revolution and cholera reports from midyear dispatches
The item bundles mid 19th century dispatches from Berlin to Rome and New York, noting Baden revolution progress, Prussia and Gladstone in Parliament, the navigation bill, Rome’s demand for surrender, and cholera outbreaks with deaths. It cites Brooklyn, Montreal, and Mobile telegrams, with rumors of high treason arrests and Russian troop concentrations at Tuchler expected to move.
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Baden
Prince of
Prussia
Berlin
Gladstone
Canada
John Russell
Lord Elvin
House of Lords
N.Y
Rome
Oudinot
Brooklyn
Clyde
Mobile
Telegraph
California
Montreal
Valdiers
Turbulent claims and moves in Italian theater of 1848
Reports describe Garibaldi’s advance with proclamations to Neapolitans and Austrians amassing under Ancona. Mazzini letters confirm Austrian concentration, while Rome hosts Franco-Roman negotiations collapse and bombardment of Malghera escalates. Amnesties in Sicily grant broad pardons from January 12, 1848.
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Neapoliods
Pricetring
Mazzini
Ancona
Mazaini
Sicily
Filanghti
Palermo
Buda capitulation details and aftermath from Pesth report
Vienna received advices from Pesth and Buda noting captured officers of the Integration are treated with kindness. General Hentzi wounded and buried with honors. Hungarians seized 60,000 fring silver. garrison of 2,200 and 80 officers moved to Debrecen. Hungarian forces took 14,000 muskets and 4,000 cwt of cannon powder. Fortifications to be destroyed.
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Austria
Wangary
Trings
Buda
Pesti
Vienna
Pesth
Kulner Zeitung
Lettera
Integartiaon
Hentzi
Hangarians
Debreezin
Old World Prophecy Foresights European Turmoil
A Washington Sun dispatch and a Rome letter discuss prophecies of upheaval in Europe before the 19th century’s middle. Predictions speak of republics rising, kings slain, famine and earthquakes, Rome losing influence, and a northern prince defending the church. Fears extend to Canada as Tory anger grows and unrest spreads beyond Europe.
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Europe
Paris
Daniel
Walsh
Augustine
Ridolpha Getthier
Auguste
Rome
Church of God
Vngouay
Church of Christ
North
Old World
North America
Canadas
London
London Times
Canada
Pavern
Montreal Herald
Old Pat's Gallows Captured Lieut Palmer Plot
Fragment recounts August 1777 British plot led by Sir Henry Clinton to seize New York City through a covert operation. A young lieutenant Palmer, recruited from loyalists, is deployed via Harlem to Kingsbridge and backroads, disguising as a colonist. Rosa Milford and William Tovely witness Palmer’s schemes and alliance with Tryon, culminating with a perilous escape and looming execution.
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NY. Sunday Times
H. A Buckingham
Lieut Palmer
Peekskill
Putnam
Geo
King's Bridge
York
Wival
New York
Washington
Henry Clinton
Jytiun
Patna
Putnan
Clinton
Ryon
Henry
Tryon
Highlands
Sir Henry
de Lancey
Goeid
Tryon Waa
Harlem
Wytioned
Ryling
Segeqny
Misa Rosa Milford
Nethan Palmer
Kingsbridge
Oa Hind
Tan
Phe
Rosa Afillo Miller
William Tovenley
Orar
William
Nathan Palmer
Eli Ln
Ross
Roas
Mies Rosa
Rosa
Palmer
Uconmctisaed
Free of Feloers
Fragmentary Voice on Taxation and Allegiance in Rebellious Strain
A damaged fragment quotes an ancestor voice arguing against taxation and demanding self emancipation from oppression. It contrasts allegiance to Britain with a quest for freedom, noting lingering bitterness and the desire to empower a group to break demeaning bondage.
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