Warren Mail Subscription Rates and Advertisements
The Warren Mail lists annual mail and office subscription at two dollars in advance or two dollars per year if paid within the year. A fifty cent delivery surcharge applies to papers left at residences. Discontinuation requires arrearages paid, unless the publisher opts otherwise. Advertising: one 12 line square runs three times for a dollar with 25 cents for each additional insertion.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
The Library Hy Southey Poem Excerpt
A reflective lyric in which the speaker speaks of days among the dead and the great minds that remain his constant, guiding companions. He expresses gratitude for their lessons and hopes to leave a name that will endure beyond mortality.
Turning points in faith and fate across a Tennessee village
A minister visits a dying neighbor’s boy after his wife urges aid. prayer calms the child and the family, then the boy dies as a sister’s remembered verse guides the vigil. The piece recounts a later Tipton county murder trial where a card game affects a verdict, and a potato lime trick as a kitchen remedy.
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West
Tennessee
Tipton County
Col. P
Memphis
Jack
Memphis Eagle
Star on Eternity's Ocean Poem by B. T. Moore
A reflective poem recalls a coastal scene with beacon fire and a memory that rekindles hope. The narrator muses on sea imagery, distant hills, and the star as mercy amid life's final hour and death’s quiet, eternal voyage.
Infant's Appeal ends a vigilante crisis with a child’s plea
In 1836 Illinois Rangers sought to hang Burt for horse theft until Burt’s wife appears with an infant and pleads for mercy. The infant cries Father, and the rope is removed. Burt reforms after the dramatic moment.
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Rock River
Illinois
Rangers
Burt
Columbian
Great West
Audubon Dies at 76 on Louisiana Banks
The famed ornithologist John James Audubon dies at his residence on the Iud son banks on Jan 27 1851 aged 76. He was born to a French naval admiral sailed to France educated there then returned to Louisiana where he pursued natural history becoming a world renowned artist observer and teacher of self made study.
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John James Audubon
Iudson
France
Louisiana
America
N. Y. Evening Post
Addison
Tiger tamer Driesbach travels with Brazilian tiger on steamer
On a Cincinnati steamboat trip Herr Driesbach and his tiger Col Alexander caused a stir. The tiger charmed the crew, terrified a clerk, and slept in a straw bed. After a wild night the pair continued to lodging at Wood's Museum, while Dennisson refused the animal access to his hotel.
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Herr Driestach
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Herr
Julia Dean
Herr Driesbach
Alexander
Tiger
Col. Alexander
His Majesty
Herre
Driesbach
Col
Our Wharf
Emerald Isle
Dennisson
Oregon Territory outlook praised for farming wealth
The Oregon Spectator extols Oregon as an agricultural paradise with yields per acre exceeding those in the States. It notes farmers can earn more per acre even when wheat sells for 50 cents, and cites claims of sixty bushels per acre. It also mentions immigrant recipes and political notes on Iowa and Virginia figures.
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The
Oregon Spectator
America
Oregon
Genessee County
New York
Catoctin Valley
Maryland
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Hotel de Ville
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Boston Post
United States
Senate of Indiana
Audubon
Superior Court of
Duer
Drieshhbach and
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Oregon Territory
Iowa
John M. Botts
Richmond
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