Federal Address on Lands Waterways and National Growth
A presidential message discusses land grants for road building, internal improvements, and the judiciary, urging disciplined use of federal power. It covers harbor works, rail routes to the Pacific, the Smithsonian, and the need for constitutional restraint to unite states and foster national progress.
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Asia
Statement of Franklin Pierce Appeals to Return Home
The excerpt recalls Franklin Pierce’s calm return to Alabama on April 18, ending a lengthy public career. It expresses confidence in mutual cooperation and patriotic motives, emphasizing honor and advancement of the country and desired relations between government branches.
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Alabama
Franklin Pierce
Local Assembly Notes and Railroad Funding Proposals
The report records Coxenesston AL election results with Lynny Bove as speaker and a clerk chosen. Aly Boyd delivered a brief speech of thanks. Former House members and Dodge address bills funding railroads, including a Nebraska territorial development proposal and a Iowa river corridor project with a 27 vote tally.
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Lynny Bove
Idney
Aly
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Dodge
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Jones
Ling
Mississippi
Miesuuci
Dv. Bane
Turks Victoriously Reported In War News
New York dispatches say reinforcements pour to the Russians and Turkish forces gain and lose the island opposite Guyrgero, with conflicting reports of recent operations. Napoleon concentrates troops, France declares possible war actions, and rumors place 20,000 British troops near Austria. The Turkish hold Kahifat, Danube crossings continue, and mail matter en route to the West is destroyed by fire.
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Marseilles
France
Austria
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Mir
Scheu
Wallachia
Waldoghr
Gucharest
Prussia
Marriage in Lodi Causes Local Interest
The ceremony took place in Lodi on December Li with Rev J N Lewis officiating. The groom, Prof J H H Free of Lodi, married Miss Mantiva Ci Eppy, a member of the National Education Society from Auburn Massachusetts.
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Lodi
J. N. Lewis
J H H. Free
Mantiva Ci Eppy
National Education Society
Auburn
Massachusetts
Death notice for Thomas Bruce in Philadelphia area
The notice reports the death of Thomas Bruce aged about 40 after a short illness, a resident of the county and formerly in English settlement in Dane County. The fragment also mentions a child named Fran Ebyson, daughter of J. Ac and M. A. Newman, aged about 4 years, in the village.
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Thomas Bruce
T Cunts
Settldment
Dane County
Onetheld Luvinsty
Fran Ebsyon
J. Ac
M.A. Newman
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