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Congress
Treasury
Uncle Samuel’s vine roof mischief ends in rain and reproof
In a tale from the O. P. Register, Uncle Samuel keeps his unruly brood in check as Andrew Tom and Martin transform a garden study into a vine topped shelter. A rainstorm exposes their deceit, drenches books, and earns a stern flogging, teaching restraint and responsibility.
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Samuel
Yeader
Andrew
Martio
Uocle
Nough
Martin
Thomas
Brewe
Uncle Samuel
Lartio
Grand Rio
The Sub Treasury and the Despotism Threat
The piece argues that a Treasury Bank and a Sub Treasury plan threaten republican liberty. It warns eight to ten treasury posts would let the President control public funds, risking monarchic power under Van Buren or Jackson successors, urging vigilance to defend constitutional government.
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Jackson
Treasury Bank
McDuffie
Congress
House
Senate
Rffian Cabal
Treasury
Woodbury
van Buren
Mr. van Buren
Martin van Buren
Andrew Jackson
Thomas H.benton
Treasury Report Highlights Large Military Expenditures
The article critiques the Treasury report showing military spending and pensions for the first half of the year at 10 361 49 dollars amid claims of peace. It warns of a projected ten million dollar year deficit and possible resort to state deposits or installments in October to cover government needs.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Florida
Gulf
Jena
Congress
Yao
Jackson
Republic
The West and East Trade in Stock and Meadow Wealth
The West ships vast cattle and grain wealth to eastern markets, proving the prairie lands yield enormous stock and crops. An 1860s curiosity notes a buried skeleton found near Powell and Sixth streets, suggesting a roiled local mystery worthy of investigation.
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Columbus
Eastern Markete
Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Eeforth
Seabord
Gulliver
Burias
Powell End Sixth Streets
Phil. Pennsyvanian
Where 18 The Gold & Silver
The Presidents Message cites 70 or 80 millions of specie in the country with complacency while Albany Gazette questions where such cash resides and asks why the government cannot pay debts and the surplus revenue to states. A drowning man vows not to swim again.
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Mississippi
Col. Benton
United States
Albany Gazette
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A. M. Gest
O. P. Register
Jrogs
M. Y. Courier & Inquirer
Sub-Treasury
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