WARSAW STEAM MILL SALE PROPOSALS SOUGHT
Proposals for the Warsaw Steam Mill property in Warsaw Illinois on the Mississippi river are invited until July 1, 1848. The four story stone mill features 44 foot burrs, new boilers, a frame engine house, two story frame building for two families, and a warehouse. The property fronts 520 feet on the river near a key wheat market. highest bid to be accepted after notarized opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Msgund
Mississippi
George Win
Gordon
Boston
Mass
New York
Thomas C. Sharp
J. Mathews & Patch
Pike County
Eliza Rosevear
Robert Pollock
Meredith W. Coffee
Payson
Adams County
County of
Adams
Illinois
Mercy W. Smith
Cyrus Wingate
William Wingate
Sail
Quincy
Orhia
Philo A. Goodwin
Henry Hh, Doty
State of
Henry H. Doty
Moses
Doty
Court of Probate
Ilinois
John G. Bailey
P. A. Goodwin
Acamns County
Samuel P. Church
Jonas
Mulser
Hampshire
7Th
Sharles Maertz
Orleans Sugar
Karnes & CO
Oregon politics and street robberies in St Louis news
The Oregon Legislature rebukes J Quinn Thornton for resigning as a judge and seeking U S office, while St Louis faces a wave of street robberies as burglars target shops. The American Review notes May content including Barnard and Durfee, and Polk re instates Midshipman Pollock. Santa Anna’s toast and political rumors close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Spectator
St. Louis
J. Quinn Thomnton
Oregon
Thornton
U. States
Congress
Judge Thornton
White House
The
American Review
D. D. Barnard
Thomas Miller
de Beneficiis
Seth Pomgeese
Justice Durfee
Charles Lamb
Daniel D. Barnard
Ware
Com
Arch and the Fire at Green River Salt Works
Arch lived on Green River with extensive salt works and fortunes. He defied danger drilling for salt water, swore loudly, and kept digging until a blue flame erupted from the shaft. The buildings burned, the river caught fire, and Arch fled in fear, believing hell had begun far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch
Green River
Toby
Flanders
Jake
Brit
Femirk
Teave
Where is Happiness in Religion and Fame
A curious miscellany piece mixes poetry on happiness with humorous travel sketches. It contrasts fame love wealth and pleasure against religion as the true source of happiness, then shifts to anecdotes about a Peoria stage coach, a prophetic dream, a money stash in stays, and comic railcar and shipboard mischief, concluding with a mock art critique and social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Lothe Han
Amanda
Earth
Iliney
Bath Herald
Math
Furme-De Chambre
Abigail
Louis Philippe Exhibited Reflecting on Monarchical Image
A Manchester Examiner correspondent recalls Louis Philippe’s early Paris debut and an ironic royal scene at the Tuileries. A valet de place rents the crowd with a five-franc vow to sing La Marseillaise, the king joining in as English observers react to the theatrics and price of spectacle. The piece also includes a Bishop Doane extract on true gentility and a rough incident aboard a boat in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loui
Tuileries
Sully
le Roi le Roi
Valet de Place
France
Louis Philippe
Valet de Nluce
The
Manchester Examiner
Bishop Doane
Burlington College
Prince Lee Boo
England
Sir Phillip Sidney
Zutphen
Saint Paul
Issac Barrow
Noah
England and Ireland show unrest despite Union security act
Reports from England and Ireland indicate persistent discontent after the Crown and Government Security Bill. Loyal addresses flood in, but mass resistance and county riots loom. arrests and drills continue as authorities brace for possible outbreaks amid fierce European conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
John Re
Great Britain
O'Brien
The City Taken and Tales of War Chiefs
A verse dialogue echoes historical figures Polk Scott Santa Anna and others in a satirical ballad about the Mexican-American War. It weighs bravery and sacrifice, weighs responsibility for despatches and treaties, and questions who bears costs and glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Santa Anna
Santa Kanal
Bald
Gideon
Marty
Nicholas Trist
Buchanan
Polk
Creation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Growning & Bushnell
Talvin A. Warren
Ontasc
Skinner, Warren & Skinner
Fifth Judicial
Adame, Hancock, Henderson, McDonough
Supreme Court of
Bly
Tonas
Alls
Springfield
King’s New Building
Fifth and Hampshire
A. Jonas
Kentucky
Ohio
Indianna
Charles Gilman
R. Bartlett
de Young
Filth
Business Carus
WM. A. Jordan
Forwading
Sug 1 Te Waled
Tbe
T. L. Mackoy & Co., Pork and Beef Packers
Front Street
M. Pomroy & CO
Pork and Reef Packers
Commercial Alley
J. BE. Norwood & CO
Atchers
Newton Flagg
Ookseller
Main Street
Minnis
Joel Rice & Son
Witolesale
Slign Tron
A. Flough
Union Cotton Ware
Danile Wick
Carneras Maine
Front Sts
L. Pool
Merchant Taylor
H. Sage
Hampshire St
Public Square
Actig—Ly
Oswald Algier
Aranared
Lockwood
I Berhard & Lockwood
Harnesa
Fifth
Hampshire Streets
North East
Hreckett & Houghton
Third ST
Noatihe OY
Virginia
J. HM. Stott & Co
N. B
H. Head
Corour
Third
M. McGowan
Hampshire Street
Gpaliic
Kirg & Jasper
Rice’s
Front and
Maine
Turner & Pauly
INKS
Qhuaghua and
Hindésten
Oil
H. Bull
Evan Alison
Adams Circuit Court
Court House
Secon Debe Ty Steebeery
Tees
Ove
Aime
Shire of Moss
Lott
Gro. W. Lercy
J. M. Grover
Atty
Quincy Whig
Star of the West
Hauk
Pollock
Buffalo
N. Y
Worth
Washington
Gen
Washington Union
Fitlow
Armesican
Mexico
Cincinnati Gazette
To‘bey
James K. Popn
Peoria
Ills
Atlantic
Ashe
Marm
Wakefield
Twell
Saco
Stephen
Cheshire
Memphis
New Orleans
Judge Davis
Lexington
J.D. Fuller
Dr. Stiver
Alabama
Henry Williams
Hirai Smith
New Osleuss
Sposin
Rubens
Atrcco
Westminister Hall
Plaguy
Beavenal
Sam Slick
Dane
the Cambria
Denmark
Schleswig
Molstein
Auroxa
Rendsburg
Dannevirk
Confederation
and Line
Reedsburg
Schley
Gopee
James Polk
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