12 Jul 1849
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1849
Page
1
Printed and published by Andrew XM gest. The price is one dollar and seventy five cents if paid in advance or within sixty days and two dollars if payment is delayed beyond that time. Paper will not be discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
An expanded narrative recounts Abercrombie's 1758 Ticonderoga expedition from Lake George. Lord Howe and a Huron ally thwart French defenses in a moonlit reconnaissance and raid, leading to a costly assault plan amid mixed command and escalating tensions. The piece blends vivid battle imagery with reflections on leadership decisions and Indigenous involvement.
May include brutal fighting as Howe and Abercrombie clash with French at Ticonderoga. A brave young officer dies after hand to hand combat with artillerists while the Huron chief falls aiding retreat. The rout costs two thousand lives and prompts reflections on leadership and duty as newsman details the chaotic assault and aftermath.
A Richmond Whig letter from Dr. Thomas O. Edwards discusses fear's influence on health, notes on cholera, and a defense of medical opinions. It recalls historical dress from 18th century governors, judges, and presidents, contrasting old fashions with contemporary views in vivid detail.
The gold fish from China has become naturalized in the Hudson River near Newburg. Fishermen report eight to ten inch specimens caught in the Hudson and at the mouth of Mattewan creek. Ten years ago a few were released into the creek and have since multiplied rapidly, affecting the local waterway.
Hon. George M. Dallas will deliver a eulogy for the late President James K. Polk before the Democracy of Philadelphia. The event highlights ongoing memorial observances and political gathering in the city.
A length of reflective prose contrasts refined politeness with genuine warmth. It argues that true virtue lies in heart and gaiety, not rigid formality, and cites advice on conduct, reserve, and meaningful conversation within social circles.
The article explains multi leg steam routes to Havre Marseilles Alexandria Suez Calcutta and even a 20 day California rail link from New York. It notes a 40 day journey to India and a 30 day Holy Land trip and mentions Cairo to Suez road work and planned steam boats on the Red Sea.
A Savannah gentleman has collected autographs for 25 years and now owns 35000 autograph items valued at 200000. The collection includes signers of the Declaration of Independence the Constitution framers English kings from Henry VII past centuries Kosciusko Goethe Mozart Robespierre Montesquieu Milton and Shakespeare.
Jacob Hays, first appointed New York City Marshal in 1798 by Mayor Varrick, was reappointed in 1801 by Mayor Livingston. Now in his 77th year, “Old Hays” remains High Constable of the Dey, an office he has held for many years.
Alba New York Knickerbocker reports a lamp post notice offering a wife named Maria for return and threatening the finder with violence. The author, James Q. Dopsow, says he never pays his debts and distrusts others, implying mischief or satire in the ad.
The Georgetown Herald reports Captain Clay has moved from Foxtown to his residence and is doing well. Doctors entertain hope for a speedy recovery from his wounds.
The Mexican Congress passes a measure authorizing construction of a Vera Cruz to Mexico City railroad funded partly by California purchase money. The plan aims to develop transport links and stimulate regional growth.
A Philadelphia ad promotes a house for rent beside a fine plum garden with abundant delicious fruit, suggesting thieves may steal heavily during the season. Rent is low and much of the fruit is claimed to be taken.
The editor recalls only one ghost, that of a man who cheated the printer, a vivid comparison to Hamlet. A Cherokee couple elopes, marrying and fleeing by steamboat to New Orleans as the girl's father, an old chief, pursues with threats of scalping if he catches them.
A Nantucket Yankee ships a cargo of gravestones to California with spaces left for names and dates. An eastern minister prefers dogs to babies in church, implying a crusty view of parenting and harsh discipline.
The board of commissioners on claims against Mexico has adjourned until the first Monday in November.
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