Forrest Hill Academy Opens Strongly in Athens
The Athens region notes Forrest Hill Academy opened on the 8th inst with favorable prospects. Fifty pupils attend despite no set start time. Mr. A C Cansis leads the school, and trustees urge full parental and civic support to build a lasting educational institution in the community.
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Forney and Guthrie Clash Over Public Printer Pay Case
An 1854 Missouri news excerpt describes Forney Cushing and the President pressing Secretary Guthrie to pay $20,000 to public printers, Guthrie resisting as improper, President defending measure, and Guthrie offering resignation to avoid pay. The dispute shifts to Congress with a potential resignation avoided. Also notes Missouri Senate race chatter and Atchison’s weakening support from the anti Bentons, with Pilot endorsing Greene.
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