Independence Day Celebrations and Local Notices
Citizens in Marshall marked independence with a parade to the courthouse led by RR Watroite, Rev Mrs Moore delivered an oration, and a dinner at the Marshall House followed by fireworks and balloons. Local lodging houses, engineers, and stage services received praise, while notices advertise improvements, subscriptions, and a county fair in Kalamazoo for late September.
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Siintingy
Charches
Marshall Mouse
Matéral
Watroite
Marshall House
Holton & Smith
Marshall
Expannder
Marechal Band
Celebration of Sabbath School at the flourishing institution
A detailed report of a Sabbath School celebration following a public address by Rev G. Sherratt and Rev A. G. Smiths. It describes the audience, dinner, and a sequence of subsequent speeches, praising moral cultivation and an ideal of free institutions, with a critique of gunpowder festivities. Includes committee lists and catalog entries for 1860-51.
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Ieee
Lueir
Jude
G. Sherratt
A. G. Smiths
Willitin
Hnva
Rom
Perry
Furbush
Ant
Purbush
Herdy
Boururas Memnonisar
South Carolina
Richmond
Elihu Creswell
Tedden
Free
Commencement Activities At The University Of Michigan
Commencement at Ann Arbor features evening lectures by Rev Edward Thaningon DD of Delaware College and O Stee of Detroit, with the Wilson Missionary Society address on Monday the 14th. A grand Ann Arbor Musical Celebration, aided by a noted orchestra, will present Absumdum and other standard works arranged by J B Woodbury. Chicago rumors discuss the central road plans and potential political shifts, with Southern secession debates and a proposed steady stance awaiting future events.
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New University of Michigan
Edward 2 Thaningon DD
Delaware College
O. Stee
HD. Kitchell
Detroit
Wilson Missionagy Society
Ann Arbor
J. B.woodbury
Jen Vavel
Duvitte
Chicago
Wiagin Central
Tment
Parden City
Central Sud
StHinaig
Lowi
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Early 1850s City News and Conflicts Report
Fragments describe Whig and Democratic state politics, Indian affairs, and a Stockton murder exaction. Reports cover California events, Indian treaties, the Desert Mining Company near Los Angeles, a riot with injuries, a grand jury style conflict, and a fire whose heat turned interior plaster to glaze, plus steamboat departures and a projected bridge bill.
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Ikea
Ara Tite
Stockton
Indian-commissionere
Fran
G Rribea
Jenne
Rioy Av Nevsva
Newida Journal
Ayilun
Gla
Ecina Daya
Hayden _brenilsl
Syas Cassin
Cassin
Hayden
Mayden
White
Wioyden
Threa
Rls
Urulon
Col. Rovers
Valuyrie
Somiyeuhpes
Montgomery Street
Benicia
Marysville
Yuba
Tchang Whang
Scena
Yuba County
State Legislatuse
Mount Vesuvius Fire Extinguish Plan and Frauds Exposed
A survey of criminal schemes reveals fugitives lured from slave states, forged claims, and perjury to seize estates. Reports discuss a Vesuvius fire extinguishing canal idea, absurd in theory yet outlined with calculations. Also noted are political shifts, indictments, and local crime stories from Washington to Philadelphia.
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Lave
Ilinois
Snell
State of Michigan to be divided into four Congressional districts
A historical excerpt outlines Michigan’s proposed division into four congressional districts under federal apportionment rules. It lists counties assigned to the first, third, and fourth districts and notes the act’s authentication on June 26, 1851. The passage includes political commentary about Democratic principles and mentions public figures in a humorous tone.
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Mansuaur
Joseph Hollen
Nathan Hollen
Iro Smith
Tolan & Santh
Musara, Drollon & Smith
Joseph Uutton
Mis Stoblu
Morehall House
C. Covert
Vwollun
Ilder S
Mr.Mathos
Gorpori
Indiana
Richard ‘Treat
Treat
Clark
Hnd
Serreta
Washington
California
Atlantic States
Pacific
Onle Ordlined
Tawa
Congress
the Ste of Michigan
Wis
Patsu- Atta
United States
Monroa
Lonoweo
Illsiale
Branch
St. Joseph
Cars
Berrien
van Buren
Kaldinazoo
Calhoun
Waton
Barry
Allegan
Ouawa
Kent
Teuia
Clinton
Gratiot
Lale
Mason
Monteylin
Newyago
Oceana
Fiuiih
Oakland
Magomb
St. Clair
Sandue
Haran
Loyeer
Ingham
Genesea
Shiu
Wossee
Saginaw
Marshall Mxpounder
Macomb Herald
Gan
Case
Texas
Oregon
Rivord
Larbors
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Marshill Statesman
Paty Chasers
Stateemia Shell
Ada County
Senate
New York
Aghore
Lancaster
V. Johuston
Seccers
Telbenarh Oleasions
King
Warsons
Philadelphia
Ludge Campbell
Wilson
Empire City
Philip
Thomas Ah
Vansionit siThe
Charles ‘Willits
Julius
Appiaite
H. Gill
Wom
Kalamazon
Dean
Swill
Julia Pierpont
Clowes
Cyeaty
Poe
Cy Yancuker
I. A.carauna
Anais Twatings
Y J. Woot Yas
Maurit
Vaishy
Maunin
Committeo
Auwos
Lavan
Swmunay
St Cupy
Catalugue
Gira
Jehoy Jensin
Angie
Avvoripsakst
Ranken Tatores
Tak
Lrosarunk
Seepian Pagscil
Wayne
Kalamazoo
Livingston
Washtenny
Mytras
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Jackson
Herrien
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Paton
Grotiot
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Katella
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Aed
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Cornatogie
Sunia
Oiler
Tribune
Albany Evening Journal
Hutchinoo
Jonia
Mississippi
Tone
Renate Post
Uniti
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Lawrancy Bailyy
Ann Reilly
Mary Gutting
Elizabeth Conroy
Reilly
Ownensutr
Parsons
Bhiladelphia
Jos
Pouch
John Pincome
U. S
Stewart
John Brown
Detroit ‘Tribune
Philip Rhineart
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