Loneliness and Death in a Quiet Night
A speaker longs for memory and beauty but accepts a lonelier fate. They foresee leaving youth’s loved ones soon and drawing on cold robes of white to sleep through Death’s long dreamless night in a dark spot.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1849
Page
4
The Stormy March Brings Hope and Change
The poem declares March a stormy yet hopeful month bringing sun and warmth after winter. It contrasts harsh winds with promised spring and brighter days, noting how calm skies and gentle showers follow the harsh blast. The poet, William C. Bryant, cherishes March as a prelude to May and renewal.
The Power of Love in Human Spirit
A Giles Lecture on Don Quixote extols love as a potent, transformative force. It likens love to dew on flowers and a guiding light that curbs base urges, fuels courage, and inspires poets and leaders alike across youth, work, and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Giles
Don Quizxotte
Dying schoolmaster blesses children as lights fade
A veteran schoolmaster, tending five tiny schools for over thirty years, uttered a final phrase as death approached. In the waning moments he spoke with care for his pupils and said the day is ending and the boys may go out, school is dismissed.
Postal systems and moral reflections in early commentary
In the United States postal scope compares with France and Britain noting vast mileage and letter counts. A case from Newtown reports a raving maniac restored to reason after decades, prompting notes on recovery and restraint. Macaulay's History is cited discussing lingering Norman Saxon class distinctions and villenage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Newtown
Villenage
Macaulay
England
Oxphones and the value of old songs
The piece muses on the rare power of songs to stir memory and emotion. It argues that even items dismissed as insignificant can evoke pleasurable recollections and purify life, turning time back to gentler memories and renewing joyous, springlike feelings.
Growth of the West Described as Enchantment
The Chicago Tribune notes rapid Western growth from 1735 to the present, with white settlement rising from under five thousand to nearly one million between Lake Michigan and the Pacific. Forests and prairies have become a populated, garden like region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Chicago Tribune
Lake Michigan
Pacific Ocean
Hair Wash Promises Cleansing Beauty and Strength
An old cure recommends a borax camphor wash for hair cleansing and coloring, claimed to strengthen and prevent baldness. The Alps tunnelling report notes Mans machine biting rock, potential trade link Italy to Europe, and China’s population along with missionary work. A witty dialogue on emigrating to California closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townnechine
Alps
Gazette de France
Mans
Mount Cinis
Italy
Continent
Sultan of Turkey Grants Christians High Dignities Decree
A decree by the Sultan grants Christians access to top offices such as pasha and vizier. A German observer misidentifies General Cass as a Dutchman amid casual car talk. Dr. G G White argues a ringing ear comes from blood circulation. Naomi daughter of Enoch is noted at 580 at marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Power or The Press in The Hampshire Independent
The Hampshire Independent comments on the press power and the limits of persuading correspondents to report only one side of letters printed. The piece argues that editors cannot force uniformity in correspondence despite strong influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hants
Independent
Greatest ocean depth record noted by Sir James Ross
In the Atlantic about nine hundred miles west of St Helena, Sir James Ross reportedly reached the greatest sounding depth with no bottom and a line extending six miles and a quarter, marking a historic oceanic depth discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ocean
Atlantic
St. Helena
James Ross
Marriage of the English Giant and Irish Giantess at American Museum
On Saturday evening the 17th instant Justice M Grath united Robert Hales and Eliza Simpson in matrimony on the stage of the American Museum. Both parties have been exhibited there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice M’grath
American Museum
Robert Hales
Eliza Simpson
Lawyer's Gallant Fee Draws Filial Fire in England
A England lawyer who wooed a rich farmer's daughter after her rejection sent in a large bill for 375 attendants and family-advice services, prompting sharp social rebuke and questions of propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Odd Notions on Waterproofing Cloth and a Quiet Assembly
A chaotic assembly voice contends with a stubborn spirit in the open field. A note on waterproofing cloth suggests brushing with a solution of isin glass and, upon drying, a solution of nutgalls.
Earl of Stanford Elopes with Shoemaker's Daughter in Cambridge
A young Earl of Stanford elopes and marries a beautiful Cambridge girl, daughter of a shoemaker, in Cambridge England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Stanford
Cambridge
England
Ladies Adopt Mourning Dress With Scarlet Decoration
In England society circles mourning attire shifts to include scarlet accents. Ladies in mourning or half mourning are adopting the plan of decorating their garments with scarlet to signal their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Honesty and Eloquence in Persuasive Speech
A volume explores how sincerity strengthens persuasion by true, earnest presentation. It argues honesty enhances credibility and connects speaker to audience through genuine intent and clear expression.
Supreme Court of Ohio Clermont County Bill of Review
The Supreme Court of Ohio in Clermont County hears a bill of review and supplemental bill filed January 17 1849 by James Tremper and others alleging errors in a prior 1837 chancery decree involving Edward Barton Jr and land rights. They seek review and reversal along with accounting for rents and partition of the land. defendants are required to appear by the next term or a decree may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Ohio
Clermont County
James Tremper
Susan Tremper
Harriet Barton
Francis A. Barton
Benjamin Barton
Mary Wright
Thomas Moore
Angeline Gray
Richard Jones
Ellen Jones
Benjamin F. Morris
Isaac N. Morris
William B. Chipley
Sydney Chipley
Levi M. Rogers
Almina White
Lydia White
Julia White
Calvin A. Warren
Henry Warren
Thomas Hawkins
Amanda Bloomfield
Jacob Ketchum
Keziah Ketchum
State of
Ohio
Supreme Court
Said County
Parence Moore
Edward Barton
Sen Jr
Edward Barton, Jr
Thomas Morris
Morris
Amos Haines
Ann Haines
Barton
James S. Johnston
Charlotte Barton
John Jolliffe
Charlotte
R. W. Clarke
Batavia, Clermont Co
Cobb
Codb
Henry V. Kerr
Common Schools
Clermont Co
Batavia
Ohio Supreme Court Bill of Review in Chancery
Several named defendants including Eacret and Finney heirs are notified of a Bill of Review filed July 28 1848 in Clermont County Ohio Supreme Court. The action contests a 1840 Clermont Hamilton county decree on land titled to heirs of Samuel Eacret alleging errors of fact and improper parties including minors. Defendants are required to appear next term or defense will be heard. Attest clerk and solicitor noted. January 25 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
State of Ohio
Supreme Court of
Clermont County
Supreme Court
John Jolliffe
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Ann. Woodard
Benj. Woodard
Benjamin Woodard
Mary Ann Woodard
County of
State of
Ohio
Ann Woodard
Mary Ann
Benjamin
Lowe & Lewis, Sol
Supreme Court of Ohief Gadle
John D. Eacret
William H. Eacret
George W. Eacret
Isaac Bombgardner
Elizabeth Bombgardner
Elizabeth Howard
Samuel Finney
Jane Finney
Classon Bolton
Elizabeth Bolton
James Eacret
George Eacret
Thomas Eacret
William Eacret
Susan Reeves
Hannah Robinson
Ee Joel Vail
Isaiah Vail
Joseph Davis
Rebecca Davis
Mary Vail
John Boaks
Matthew Davis
Rahama Davis
Daniel Hawkins
John G. Rogers
Thomas Morris
Lindsey C. Moore
Charles Moore
Charles Fox
James C. Morris
John M’guire
Ruth Rapp
Daniel Long
Elizabeth Long
Rachel Long
Samuel Hooper
James Hooper
Stephen Hooper
Oliver Lindsey
Thomas Cade
George Kesling
Samuel Eacret
John Eacret
Jemima Eacret
Rachel Eacret
Mary Reeves
Enoch Reeves
George Ely
Supreme Court of Ohio
Chancery
Joel Vail
Samuel Vail
John McGuire
Collins McGuire
Ruth Sheffy
Jemma Long
Rachael Hooper
Samuel Kacret
Lewis Martin
Hannah Martin
William Kacret
Charles Kacret
Jonathan Reeves
George Kessling
Hamilton County
Charles Eacret
Elizabeth Eacret
Bombgardner
Hannah
Abel Robinson
Robinson
R. W. Clarke
J. Jouarre
Chancery Bill of Review in Clermont County Ohio
Complainants petition for review and supplemental bill in the Ohio Supreme Court seeks reversal of an 1839 decree. They contend Thomas Morris and heirs held rents from a land, others conveyed to Barton heirs, and request accounting and possession remedies. Court notice to appear and plead by law’s deadline.
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Sarah Ann Lewis
William C. Bryant
Sraine
Qvien
United States
France
Great Britain
U. States
Ana Caixa
China
Canton
Pekin
California
Comfortine
Zoological Gardens
Marm
Gineral Cass
G. G. White
Lancet
Naom@ah
Enoch
MecGulley
McGuffey
Cobb’s
Sanders
T. H. Co. Howells
Clermont Supreme Court
Hiram Simonton
Peter Schyler
Peter Schuler
Danrel D. Sar
Tate Township
F. Marion Salt
Walnut Street
4Th
5Th
College Hall
New York
Walnut St
West Side
Cincinnati
New Drug and Book Store
Main Street
Duckwall’s
T. H.C. Howells
Townsend Tu Hacker
Goshen Township
Joseph Owen
Olive Branch
Mt.armel
Columbia
Fulton
Thomas Kain
Main and
Sixth Sts
Lower Market
Broadway Streets
Mt. Carmel
John Jamieson
David Ducknall
Incinnati
Thos. Kain
George Brown
Main
Sixth Streets
George Lukins
Cincinnati and
West Union Stage Line
Joshua B. Davis & CO
West Union
Williamsburg
Bethel
Georgetown
Stace
Inincinnati
Dennison House
Adkins
Alexander’s
Kain
Perine’s
Dowdney’s
O. T. Fishback
P. B. Swing
N. B
Highland
Brown
Columbus
Ss. F. Norris
J. W. Lowe
Amy Barton
Keziah Barton
Anne Haines
Washington McKay
Copper S Ring Nursery
Feetown
Samuel Jackson
Acob Jackson
Jackson
Emil Friedman
Dustin, Jenness & CO
S. J. Alexander
Phrsician & Suteron
J. A. Weaver
Drug & Book Store
Duncan
OCRAS
Wilson
Springfield
Gale
T. H. C. Rowells
W. E. Bruce
T. M. Steiner
B. Clem
Bruce, Steiner & CO
S. W. Corner
Sycamore Sts
Cincinnnaty
R. R
Sandusky City
Buckeye
Milford
Vermont County
L. Mitchell
Mitrorp
T. H. Howells
Wm.a. Glaney
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
East Side Main St., & Sixth
Stonelick Township
J. Alexander
John Dunlap
Goshen
G. W. Denison
Cross Street
Th Court House
T. Mm. Lewis
H. N. Talley
Julius A. Penn
Eteire
D. M. Frazer
Ohio Pike
James Evans
Aly
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