Courier Subscription Notice Seeks Prompt Payment
The notice urges advance payment for the Courier, notes rates and penalties if paid after sixty days, and explains that many readers owe for the previous year. It highlights the need to settle bills to support publication and mentions court sessions starting the 15th as a deadline for compliance.
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Andrew
Ctor
psSor
Mr. Monnis
Courier
Courier Was Published By Mr. Morris
Letter from Gen Taylor refutes Parkshhood claims
A New Orleans era letter by General Taylor to Col. Mitchell of Cincinnati rebuts circulating rumors accusing him of wrongdoings. Taylor denies land and slave purchase links with the Rio Grande and asserts such accusations are groundless. The text also notes political editor misuses truth in stoking controversy.
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Locofotos
Zack
Col. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Wei
Locofoce Editore
Christie
Charity
Baton Revere
Rio Grande
District of Columbia
Éstion
Whitey
Old White
Gen. Taylor
Wilmot
Sandwich
Detroit
Gass
Col. Miller
Fort Malden
River Aux Canard
Cass
Hull
Forbe
Gen. Hull
W.hull
Col. Cass
Taylor
Gen
Zach
Partizan
Reputation for Great Reasoning Concealed by Stolid Demeanor
A man praised for being a great reasoner in Ohio and Cincinnati, yet regarded as a bore by peers. His quiet tongue and impassive face earned him a reputation for wisdom over vivacity, lasting about eighteen months.
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Béifig
Free Democracy of New Richmond Triggers Proslavery Debate
A July 3 1948 meeting at the New Richmond market house forms a Free Democracy platform opposing further expansion of slavery. Resolutions back Martin Van Buren for president and John McLean for vice president, pledge cross party unity and seek newspaper publication. Delegates named to Buffalo Convention. secretary to send copies to county papers.
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Clermont Courier
Mass
Midtting
New Richmond
Clermont County
Ohio
Free Democracy of
Market House
Hobson
Col
A. G. Monroe
Samuel Silver
E.G Beck
Thios
C. Goudy
Wm. Hobson
J.W. Taylor Esty
Cincifinati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Free States
Martin van Buren
United States
John McLean
John G. Rogers
Jacob Ebersole
Buffalo
Thomas Glisson
Signal and Herald
Cincinnati
Samuel Smver
Sec
Auger Hole Tale Sparks Temperance Morality Across Georgia
A long reader letter blends political controversy with a Georgia anecdote. It contrasts Gen Taylor and Gen Cass, recounts Hull Cass dynamics, then relays a Cherokee country tale where a man bores a two inch auger hole in a chimney as a sobriety talisman. The Byers family credits the hole with turning their fortune, sobriety, and happiness, praising temperance advocacy and personal reform.
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Portland
Telegraphic Spike Society
Georgia
Bimebey
Fanny
Mr. Byers
Burke
Sally
James
Tharlies
Father Mathew
Washingtonians
Sons of Temperance
Jas. Byers
Abolitionist Rhetoric From the Logan Gazette
The quote urges abolitionists to study the text closely and consider its author as intellectually superior to all abolitionists in the United States, attributing the remark to the Logan Gazette. The citation frames a debate on moral and political leadership during the period.
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U. States
Logan Gazette
Lawyer and widow geese case reveals Roman charm aid
In Lincoln Maine a young attorney helps a distressed widow by steering a debt dispute over geese away from court. He writes a letter suggesting settlement to avoid injury to his reputation, prompting the opposing plaintiff to drop the suit and return the geese.
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Popular Assembly
Rozial Circle
Lincolln
Maine
Blackstone
S. O
Fesson
Young Woman Alights as Ribbon Falls in Carriage
A damsel exits a vehicle and a ribbon from her bonnet slips to the carriage floor. A bemused bystander remarks the bow is left behind, and she replies that he has gone fishing, then continues on.
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Ast Coath
Lsbayn
True Virtue and Filial Tranquility Highlighted
The piece extols virtue as a noble charm found in watching over an aged parent and in the tears of filial sorrow, praising tenderness and piety as supreme beauty and virtue.
English trawler and gipsey girl scandal tale
A young English trawler in Valencia courts a gypsy girl. The mother urges marriage at once, but the Englishman claims he lacks wealth to wed. The gypsy quips that with so renowned a thief as her daughter, he will become a millionaire in a year.
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Valéncia
Guineas
Neighbor consoles over loss as Billy’s grandmother dies
Fragmentary passage shows a neighbor offering comfort while referencing Billy and his grandmother in Heaven. The text notes alleged abuse but lacks clear details or full context.
Visit of British party sparked debate on waters and language origins
Fragmentary notice describes a London Athenaeum report on a British party's voyage to a water body, noting measurements, soundings, and debates on the motives and language origins in Syria and Barbary regions. It reflects on religion, power, and the idea of influence from another world.
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Tne
Dean Sea
London Atheneum
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France
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Aux Canard's Bridge
Dix
Gaz
Major
Jos, Jones
Emoth
Sloud
Ailfonnis
J. Frevont
Gallia
Great Salt
Fremont
Humboldt
New
As “Montagne de la Genne
Billy
Noax
Syria
Achit Barbary
Renee
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