Whig Waywardities and Paper Circulation Plea
A fragmentary 19th century notice urges extending newspaper circulation and courting new subscribers especially in neighboring villages. It references the Detroit offices, a pamphlet by Charles Cavier, and notes on various periodicals and temperance literature. The piece comments on public sentiment, editor's aims, and political alignment with Whig and free soil leanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nurabar
Jens
Pusuisunn
Detroit
Metic
Charles Cavier
L. T
Battle Creek
WH. Moody
Watson
Jamea Ei. Annin
Congress Debates California Admission and Slavery Policy
The House debates President Polk's California Admission Plan and free state element. Senate discussions center on Mr Clay's resolutions as a basis for compromise, with support and opposition shaped by views on the Union, slavery, and territories. The piece contrasts northern and southern positions and notes calls to end slave trade in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
California
Free State
Toombs
Senate
Clay
Nott
Evan Siewe
Civy
Leon
Trently
Pringizles
Jisvice
Columbia
Vonvie Vieva
Fan Ign
Supreme Court
Ciorent
Ciny
Slesko
Docere
New Mexico
Congress
Washington
Chase
Liberia
Beaton Ie
We Clay
Aamin
Bark
New York
Cola
Masel
Davie
Buena Vista
Webster
Charter Election Returns Amid Oral Names of Local Officers
The charter election on Monday elected local officials with a 95 vote majority for No. It lists Irvas TreLoTsox as President Wa R McCaut as Recorder Gronas Fieteren as Marshal C M Darwin as Treasurer and Prustees for two wards with several named candidates in each ward and a marked No vote majority.
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Coles
Irvas TreLoTsox
R. McCaut
Gronas Fieteren
C. M. Darwin
Prustees
James A. Wahu
He A. Noyes
L. Huss
C. P. Dibble
C. B. Turner
O. P. Austin
Ascestors
Terat Harvey
Ford
Robert Wilhemsen
No It Cosa
Ode on Rum and University Debates in Cass County
Fragmentary 1850s era notice critiques a poem about rum and plagiarism, notes a destructive fire at Mansion House and a J M Easterly store, reports sermons and foreign missions meetings, and discusses biology lectures by Prof. Duntog and Dr. Wilan. It touchingly captures local concerns, lectures, and church notices amid university politics and fire threats.
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Cass County
Limes
Kittredge
Upau
Army of ‘Temperance
N. Y
Elmira
Haight & Sly
J. M. Easterly
Dita Village
Lucan Martens
Methodist Church
Gferavan
Presbyterian Church
Thia
Ile
Jia
Duntog
Wilan
Aon Arbor
Fowler
Hig
The Great Quarterlies Review Advised By Inquirer
The piece extols Leonard Scott & Co. Publications and the English and Scottish Reviews. It praises the Edinburgh and London Quarterly for depth and vitality, commending readers to a year of careful reading to gain broader views and cultured insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christean Inquirer
Leonard Scott & Co
Fee
Labora
Sicily
Dulloeas
Coutgson
Edinburgh
London
Mra. Jameson
Kean
Saehes
Lichiming
Pasiona
Hayie
Eny
Klese
Fragmented reflections on daily life and literary taste
The passage laments strained language and worn prose in current writings. It notes readers hunger for clearer content, questions the impact of poor style, and humorously asks how many readers will demand future issues from publishers and journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear & Co
Seally
Marshall Steinsman
Inigo 9
Arrival of the America at Halifax and Paris unrest
The America arrives at Hatlifax at 9 PM with advices from Liverpool. The British Parliament opens January 29 with a favorable Queen's speech. Paris reports ongoing disturbances and a siege atmosphere after mob actions in Rue Saint Martin and Saint Antoine. Russia and Circassians clash near the Dardanelles while Greece and Britain-face diplomatic ruptures.
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America
Hatlifax
Bator Bay
Liverpool
Dudley Stewart
Russia
Turkey
Tlea
Danbr
S P
Franklin
Ireland
Will
Franti
Paria
St. Martin and St. Antoine
Policr
Auns
Ady Ces
Paris
Political turmoil and talks on slavery and union
Washington reports indicate a firm administration stance amid rising tensions over the slavery question. Debates touch on California, Liberia, postage, mint creation, and military measures as tensions mount between Northern and Southern factions.
Governing Assembly Debates Bills on County Affairs
Proceedings note lengthy legislative session with references to bills on county civil purposes, public lands, road funding, and emigration. Mentions reader included deliberations by Senate and House committees, votes, and motions regarding infrastructure, corportations, and territorial considerations.
Adrian Ibis and the first railroad impact in Lenawee County
The excerpt recounts Adrian's transformation after an early 33 mile railroad project. It credits the line with spurring growth, markets for farmers, and population rise, claiming Lenawee County would be poorer without the venture. It notes local industry expansion, including presses, brick stores, and a growing newspaper scene, projecting a population of 10,000 within years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Acune
Tala
Tavarnde
Lenawee
Ternard
Michigan
Lenawee County
Ste
Addan Las
Lia
Bess
Loenne
Bol Strailvonile Fe Monreo
Ek Ie
K. Bot
Sowa
Mbda
Pola
Taira
Unclear precladings mention reporter and Bat in host resolution
Fragmentary notes reference printing precladings and a reporter named Mr. Charles Bat. The text notes a shared consideration and references a host resolution adopted on a date in the 201h inst. The damaged source limits precise facts or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
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