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Newspaper

Peru Observer

Location

Peru, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1845

Page

2

Legislative and Congressional notes from Indiana and beyond

The observer reports sparse legislative news from Indiana at Indianapolis with debate over Texas annexation and Sullivan war resolutions. It notes Gov. Dorr imprisonment, canal funding bills, and a ghost of Irish office seekers, plus a prison romance and illustra tions of distant politics and public notices.

Dorr Indiana Congress Texas Mexico Sullivan Mexican Republic Indianapolis

War talk on Texas and Mexico violence mocks folly

The New York Evening Post criticizes a clerical mishandling of a five dollar cause and mocks the push for Texas annexation. It warns against war with Mexico while noting Kentucky election clashes where whiskey fueled deadly knife fights. It also notes a rumor that I D Stevenson may head the Patent Office.

DOING THE BARBER

An eastern shore man visits a Baltimore barber and asks for 124 cents worth of hair cut. After trimming and styling he asks if enough was removed. The barber points to the glass and confirms, the man offers the cut hair to the barber since he has no change.

Ghent France Our City Baltimore Argus

Natural notions on error and language quirks

A fragment bunch quotes natural behavior in a humorous miscellany. It pairs proverbs about water flow and ants with light satire on modern young ladies and a pianist clergyman, then adds linguistic jests about English, French, and early American politics. The piece ends with a loafer’s idle remark about time.

I Dow, Jr

Marriage Notice through Monday Evening County

Married on Thursday the 26th by John Clymer Eyq Henry Turipseep weds Miss Puene Veal in this county. The couple’s name change to Veal Turnipseed is noted with cautious optimism that the match will prosper and yield fruitful results.

John Clymer Henry Turipseep Puene Veal Veal

Wabash County Probate Court Notice of Real Estate Sale

Indiana notices detail Daniel Weaver as administrator of John Weaver deceased seeking sale of lands in Grant and Wabash counties to cover debts. He urges heirs not residing in Indiana to appear at the February term in Wabash to show cause why the real estate should not be sold. Also a notice about a lost Wabash and Mine canal land certificate and steps to obtain a new one.

Senate Terre-Haute Bransville Erin Joan Quincy Aprams C. Alb't S. White Wabash County of Grant State Indiana Josepil Tiopkins Clk Gordon and Cox Altys Alexander McLain Jasua Avaline Peru

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