Political notice urges voters to cast ballots for Whig party
The piece calls Democrats to back Gen. Casa and break from the party, urges diligence at the polls, and warns about fair counting and inspector duties. It discusses election law, past contested seats, and stresses honesty and avoidance of informality in returns. It reviews local transport and steamship lines aiding travel to events and markets.
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Loco Foco
New York
Rheibier
Lentlon
Rowld
Pancelletios
Michgan
Naxi Apeinp Ih
Pba
Tate
Copien
Sail
Ttateabut
Hollne
Colegal
Coid
Lowen
Y Shell
Meee
Allegan
Berrien
Calhoun
Cass
Culppewa
Judietal Eaton
Geneyec
Tillsdale
Dnetiam
Janey Melamazoo
Kent
Ottawa
Livingston
Dmfachinae I
Macory
Toc
Onilahd
Shiransee
Ceratlon
Foreon
Y. Wanbtenswui
Soverel
Rletg
Coun
Ita
Mie
Tony
Gansing
Senea
Lend Sabd
Ud le Jon
Tly
Percy
Prospects of Horticulture and Diversified Farming in Michigan
The article argues for shifting some attention from wheat to fruit orchards and livestock to diversify income, improve farm appearances, and build a fruit export economy. It urges state horticulture departments to disseminate best practices and notes the risk of overreliance on wheat, urging broader production to prevent economic distress. It also discusses political tensions over slavery and territorial policy affecting California and the broader Union.
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Euicrant
Michi- Guo
Goy
Wade Pot
New York
Djiplde
Michigan
Fragmented historical notices mix of politics and travel fare
Fragmentary excerpts report on O. 8. Fowler praised briefly yet criticized for oratory, rail fare comparisons on a travel route, Charleston memorial plans for Calhoun, New Mexico statehood prospects, and a Massachusetts lander case involving Rev Dr Storrs. The disjointed items reflect late 19th century sectional concerns and transit pricing debates.
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Storrs
Braintree
Lander
Jonna Farnsworth
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Parnaworth
Movers and Meetings Highlight Michigan Religious and Political Notes
The Arkansas newspaper item notes upcoming Home Missions preaching by eminent divines from East South and West, annual meetings of Saxon and Parsayrenr groups, and a Kalamazoo assembly. It also reports the death of John Norvall, former U.S. District Attorney for Michigan, and mentions Drake and Dixon works, slave-law debates, and political tempers across Michigan and neighboring states with remarks on various speakers and conventions.
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Spreeene-Artenna
Detroit
Montod
Hilladale
Michigan
Kalamazoo Soan
Temperance Jubilee Parade and Address Spark Citywide Interest
A temperance procession stretched along Jefferson Avenue and neighboring streets to the Presbyterian Church, ending at the City Hall, led by Geo. Carey whose address praised sobriety and condemned alcohol. The day included a large crowd, a temple of hospitality, and an evening meeting with eloquent speakers, signaling a hopeful new era for state temperance efforts.
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Delags
Bravbien Street
Bennbien
Congress St
Congress Street
Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Order of
Exéiciera
Geo. Carey
Alcohal
Jefferann Avenue
Michigan Exchange
Detroit Daily Advertiser
Carey
Cincinnati
Senate and House Actions in California Question Debates
Long page notices recount Senate debates on the California bill, committee appointments, and motions to refer Clay and Hell resolutions. It notes Benton, Webster, and others opposing connections with broader measures, adjournments, and discussions over a public land bounty. Also covers House actions, printing resolutions, and a brief note on a destructive blackout in New Providence.
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Senate
Mesere
Benton
Fooe
Mesara
Webster
King
Phelps
Rook
Bell
Shields
California
Clay
Caloun
South Carolina
Henry Clay
Cheitman
Lewis Coss
Mich
Free States
Dees
Dickinson
Bright
Megars
Cuca
Washington
Board of Acts
House
Stanley
Consiant
Ewing
Mr. Grinnell
State of the Union
Grinnell
Sir John Franklin
Brooks
Savage
Round Island
Richard Wallack
Marshall
D. C
Yeaterday
Fragmented 19th century notices from multiple sources
A collage of brief items mentions political rhetoric in Calhoun and Michigan, remarks on the New Mexico and Deseret bill, testimony linked to Dr Parkman, altered bank notes, quinine prices, Mississippi steamboat losses, a camel’s death near Hagerstown, Sioux attacks in Falls Cross, Samuel Strong’s death, medical college enrollments, Frelinghuysen’s Rutgers presidency, cholera rumors in Bovana, and Winnebago hostility on Black River with depredations against whites.
News From Panama and Atlantic Ferry Details
New York reports on April 26 describe ships arriving from Chagres and Panama with passengers and news scant. Notable incidents include John Gates dying after a coal bag accident aboard the Philadelphia and a passengers meeting raising 211 for his family. Vessels like the Panama and Gold Hunter sail for San Francisco and Panama, with updates on the Oregon and New World forthcoming. A local cure for a chicken ailment using turpentine is noted, along with shipping notices from Port au Prince and other Caribbean ports.
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New York
Philadelphia
Crescent City
Chagres
Panama
San Francisco
M. Wood
Lockport
J. Lewie
Cincinnati
Jemoke
John Gates
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Central Railroad
Chicago
Mackinaw
Z. Lester
Tus Strasse Amantic
Mesers
Ward
Apeed
Lake Erie
Hopsat
Horace
Ladd
Senate Committee of Thirteen
Coe Fed
Congress
Pres. Taylor
Seeedom
Fowler
Bourravo
New York and Erie Railroad
Geneve
Mn. Cilhoun
Charleston
New Myxscoy
N. ¥. Eye. Post
New Mexico
John Norvall
U. S
District of Michigan
Wne
Miller
Niagara Falls
Cass County
Horace Waljole
MrsPrat
Marehall
Kentucky Plainiif
Itizema
Pratt
D. D. Hughes
Society of Friends
Edward IL
Ava
Dixon
Edward H. Dixon
M. D
Truman Smith
Bracbury
Crary Ia
Siughes
Joan B. Govox
Steuben Courier
Nasavitur
Columbus Enquirer
Geo
Nashville
Io Fika
Gol. Benton
Foote
Wm. H. Seward
John F. Halg
Genesee County
Gale-Al Thayer
Yna-D
Liekehi
Waslington
Hovar
Arenesaramigra
Hooue
Hon. Biche
M. Young
Cleveland
Cone
New Providence
Gavotte
Ives
Torreney
F. Arte
Miarehall
Pierce Aid’ Hussy
Morfree
Chedswy
Boand
Tipkal
Advertiser
Worcester
Mass
Richard Bliss
Parkman
Utica Gazette
Rochester Bank
Tris
Mississippi River
Hagerstown
Baltimore
St. Low's
Litle Crow
Falls , Cross
The
Cleveland Herald
Samuel Strong
Elyria
Courier
M. B
Heaven
Hell
Newark Mercury
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Rutger's College of
New Brunswick
Thomas C. Keeper Esq
Lord Eln
Canada
Uovana
Prairie du Chien
Black River
D&e
Paneim
New World
Gace Triento
Garex
Ciycekns
Columbus
Oeux
Port Au Prince
Inoran
Louie
Masico
Vegas
Las Vegas
Gazette
Ohio
Khen
New Orleana
Cuba
Col
Califorvis
Co. Benim
Arsauise
Pxxanie
Onder siGoree
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