Adams County Board Proceedings Adopts Bridge Plans
The Adams county supervisors adopt reports on McKee Creek bridge at Buttz mill, authorize deed of conveyance to Philip Thomas, set a committee for bridge inspection, grant no grocery licenses, fix liquor license minimums, select jurors for June term, and approve Bear Creek bridge bid by Joseph Elliott with $1994. They order tax book adjustments, license ferries, repair courthouse windows, and urge state road viewers for Quincy to Calumet road.
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Universal Suffrage and a Five Dollar Poll Tax Debate
A Whig essay argues against restricting voting rights and explores a five dollar poll tax as a voluntary option. It weighs universal suffrage, property, and class interests, noting the risk of minority control, and suggests a tax approach could retain universal rights while ensuring responsibility and practicality. It also covers potential remedies and the need for a popular, effective solution.
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Cessation of Hostilities Between Hannibal and Quincy
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Connecticut Banks Suspend Rumors Spread By Dispatches
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