Weekly Publication by A. M. Gest
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1844
Page
1
The Lady Margaret's Vision and Temptations
Lady Margaret confronts a sequence of visions showing her past loves and loyalties. A stern father and a mercurial lover tempt her with ambition, wealth, and passion before she chooses duty over desire and finds forgiveness for a straying daughter.
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Margaret
Lady Margaret
Italy
Italia
The Bank Bill Passes Ohio Legislature
The Bank Bill, passed December 20, 1838, repeals the 1842 banking regulation act and 1843 amendment, extends the Bank of Geauga and the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati charters to 1855, sets director stock thresholds, caps circulation, imposes reporting duties, and taxes bank dividends while limiting indebtedness and prohibiting stock trading.
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Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Bank of Geauga
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
Bank of
Columbus
Adams Denounces Slavery War in House Debate
Correspondent reports on December 22 1843 in Washington as Massachusetts resolutions for constitutional amendment abolishing three fifths representation are debated. Daniel Webster Adams counters Wise Holmes and French with sharp wit, defends petition rights, and clarifies Congress cannot end slavery in the South without local consent. Resolutions referred to a nine member Select Committee.
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Baltimore Patriot
Washieton
Capitol
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
Adams
Messrs. Wise
Holmes
French
Mr. Wise
South Carolina
South
Bridge over the Ohio at Wheeling urged by Postmaster General
The Western states press for a new bridge over the Ohio at Wheeling to speed mail service. The Postmaster General cites his report and petitions for Congress to provide a generous appropriation. Winter delays and river crossings hinder mail delivery, prompting broad regional support for the project.
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Wasetina
Ohio River
Wheeling
Congress
Adoption of Harrison Name in Georgia Legislature
A county was laid off in Georgia and several names proposed including Harrison. Mr Iverson urged withdrawal of all others and announced Harrison as the choice. Gen Harrison, though politically opposed, was revered and his memory honored. The remaining names were withdrawn and Harrison adopted.
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Georgia
Harrison
Iverson
Gen. Harrison
D&ec
Cray Plans Move From Lexington to New Orleans then Washington
Mr Cray left Lexington on Thursday for New Orleans where he expects to be detained some time on business. He will then proceed to Washington via Georgia, South and North Carolina.
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Lexington
Cray
New Orleans
Washington
Georgia
South
Carolina
Ireland Trials and Rent Protests Stir Ireland
From Europe via the steamship Hibernia reports Ireland’s trials postponed until January with Mr O Connell retreating to Derry. Attempts at reform appear underway as a landlord tenant commission is formed and rent collections surge, while Catholic hierarchy receives widespread veneration from the laity.
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Ireland
O’connell
Derrynane
Limerick
W. S. O’brien
Smet
Liverpool Times
Ropsrr.Peex
Dublin
Reading as solace for toil worn minds amid daily life
The article extols reading as the best amusement for a hardworking man, noting it requires no exertion, relieves dullness, and travels with him to work next day. It argues reading offers happiness, cheer, and a pleasant respite beyond mere labor and intoxication. It then mentions high crimes and misdemanors in society.
Untitled Dr Frankern Opinion on Spirits and Fire
Dr Frankern argues against spirits dried through fire calling them modern inventions of ottoman extraction. He says they were not natural nourishment or common drink and scarcely deserve apothecary shop status. He notes that spirits have made less impact on mankind than gunpowder.
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Frankern
Man pleads with joke after sentencing for two wives
John W. Jones, jailed at the Kentucky Penitentiary for living with two wives, offers a quip that one wife fought him when there was one, but two wives fought each other when there were two.
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John W. Jones
Kentucky
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