Maumee Express 1837 11 04 Defiant and Defenses
The Maumee Express reflects a harsh critique of rival towns and local leaders, recounting disputes over information, alleged insults, and responses to calumny. It notes interactions with Dr Colby, Dr Jones, and others, amid broader remarks on Defiance Perrysburg and public notice. The piece also discusses education efforts, rail and canal developments, and regional misfortunes, forming a mosaic of early western Ohio concerns.
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Deptance
Urmersurg
Brandsburg
Williama
Monta
Jey Uflinen
Kory
Duflanes
Jonna
Rutin
Gurpauper
Meklinen
Br. Colby
Ulm
Hind
Golhy
Colby
Samugh Tor de
Jonas Qulby
Amt Wa Hold
Guity
Sindar Gavill
Yale
Comaton
Perrysburg
Mauinde Valley
Teachara
O'Elook A. M
Brealey
Friends of Education
Oir
Specunarione
W. R Osborn
Maumee City
Ohio
New York
Calhoun County
Ann Arbour
Michigan
Zions
Osborn
Toilea
Maumee
Boston Time on Slave Trade Reignites Moral Outcry
The Boston Times decries ongoing slave trade carried out under foreign colors from Cuba toward Africa, noting ship denationalization and a Roxbury boy's account of seven hundred slaves. A May 1837 letter to Lord Palmerston is cited about vessels fitted for the inhumane traffic.
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V4 Vom
Advertinar
Lossov Hins Steam Packet
Swan
Philadelphia
Charleston
Parket
Capes
N.eg
Pactor
Baltimore American
Messrs
Rowland and
Holmes
N. York
Tina
Ocracoke
Pd Stetrr Sre
Boston
Great Britain
Cuba
Africa
Havanna
B—r
Roxbury
Hing
Pacae Rose
Baltimore
W. G. Ouslay
Lord Palmerston
Abominable traffic of slaves via steamers and French British interests
The text notes escape plans to elude French cruisers and mentions growing arrangements in the United States and England to purchase and equip steamers for the trade. It cites Havre insurances on slave dealings at up to 11 percent, highlighting profits and the complicity of Portuguese and French actors, with indirect interest from English authorities.
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United States
England
Havre
Treasury notes and loan exchange offer 1887
Treasury notes authorized by act approved October 12 1887 amounting to 10 million dollars with denominations no less than fifty dollars and six percent interest. Levi WoodburySecretary invites offers to exchange or loan them for lawful US currency with deposit location and lowest interest at par. Non replies imply non acceptance.
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Treasury
Congress
United States
Levi Woodbury
The
Inca
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Willian Mercer
Measre
Mormyth
Thie Pice
Wabash and Erie Canal
Defiance
Abaya
Amgelicn Grimke
Somh
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Henry Darling
J. St. Austin
Isaac Stetson
B. G. Lathrop
David Allen
Maninge
Porryebing
Sovietion
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0.S. Navy
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Gilnur
Georgia
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Ehbe
Levaland
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Europe
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New York Star
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London Courier
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Washington
City of
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Oronne Battetin
Alnare
W.T. Raynal
Margaret
Smith LI
Tortugas Bank
Baco
itawa Bank + Mechanics’ Bank
Montreal
Merchants’ Bank
St. Lawrence Bank and Lumber Co
Maltby
Mechanical Bank
St. John’s Lower Canada
Oxford Bank of
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Your's, &c. Deroit
Kenal
Fon Auburn
Montezuma
John Clark
Cayuga
Clark
Cayuga Co. Bank
Buffalo Bulletin
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