Reopening of Palmyra lands and slavery debate in 1860s essays
Fragmentary text recounts a Palmyra Palmyra Palmyra area foreclosure sale in the Wisconsin Territory, with references to a 1859 1860 era parcel description. It mixes real estate auction notices with editorial opinions on slavery, the Republican and Democratic platforms, and President Buchanan’s 1860 message, hinting at broader national tensions and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osker Rhodes
Congress
Oliver Kenyon
Supreme Court
Teeeantiee
Ayce
Puluie Ancien
Costa
Unii
Palmyra
Ben Ben Feces Nated
President's Message cites Harper's Ferry violence and danger ahead
Synopsis notes the President delivered to Congress thanks to the Almighty and references the Harper's Ferry attack as a symptom of public unrest that could widen into open war between North and South to abolish slavery. He urges solemn warning to all as danger approaches.
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Congress
Harper’s Ferry
Gus
Dan
Banks Thrown Out in Bangor Bank Failures Dec 30
New York dispatch reports extra from Thompson's reporter noting the Uvaders Bank of Bangor Maine is thrown out and the Norombega and Mearitime Banks of Bangor have failed. It advises against buying notes of Franklin Co Bank St Albans VT Commercial Bank Burlington VT Union Bank Swanton Falls VT Bank of Royalton Royalton VT Farmers Bank Orwell VT and cautions toward Bangor banks except Veazie Bank and Merchants Bank.
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New York
Thompson’seporter
Uvaders’ Bank of
Bangor
Norombega Bank of
Mearitime Bank of
Franklin Co. Bank
St. Albans
Commercial Bank
Burlington, Vt
Union Bank
Swanton Falls
Bank of Royalton
Oyalton
Farmers Bank
Orwell
Veazie Bank
Merchants Bank
Policy Recommendations for Expanded National Role and Infrastructure
The speaker urges military posts across Mexican lines to Sonora and Chiahuahu, a temporal government in Arizona, and a naval force to safeguard Americans and commerce via Panama, Nicaragua and Tehuantepec. Also pressed are post office funding, a Pacific railway, and increased import duties to cover deficits, with attention to District of Columbia local interests.
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Sonora
Chiahuahu
Arizona
Crestian America
Nicaragua
Panama
Tehuantepec Ronty
Mexico
Post Office
Post Offices Department
Lhe
Pacific
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
District of Columbia
Europe Note and Shipping News Update
Later from Europe. Poxtraxp, Dec. 30. The steamship North Briton from Liverpool arrived at 3 o clock this morn ing. advices via Queenstown one day later than Arago. Great Eastern Co. loan of £10000 at 7 percent. Calcutta dates to Nov 10 received. Lieut. Grant to command China Expedition. strong fleet to be sent. War not popular with Indian officials. Markets dust and freights stationary. Paris: Metternich presented credentials and visited English Russian and Spanish Ambassadors. Portugal to reps Peace Congress. Prince Jerome ill. Rents decline. Dusfux Smith and Roley travel to Continent to arrange mails by Canadian steamers via Queenstown. Austrian warning for violent articles. Austrian corps to Hungary. Holy war proclaimed in Morocco. Garibaldi marriage denied. Liverpool markets quiet. London trade steady.
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Poxtraxp
North Briton
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bohemian
Portland
Arago
Great Eastern Co
McKenzie
Calcutta
Grant
China
Paris
Prince Metternich
England
Russia
Spain
Prince of Orange
Count Lagradis
Count Riot
London
Portugal
Prince Jerome
Dusfux
Sydney Smith
Canada
Cusack Roley
Continent
U.S
Austria
Garibaldi
r.s—Suagar
Miramen's Protest and Treaty Moves Reported
From Washington January 3 The Tribune correspondent notes Miramon's formal protest against McLanes Treaty with Juarz will be presented in the city by Miramon's representative. Intelligence from Mexico suggests Miramon plans another movement against Vera Cruz. The treaty is pressed on the ground that without intervention England and France will act to exclude us. It is said the vacancy in the court of claims following Judge Black's death will be filled by Mr Hughes of Indiana, a Leap Hampton member of the last House.
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Vecotus & Ola
Supreme ‘Court of the
United States
Congress
China
Paraguay
France
Prussia
Europe
Spain
Amistead
Cuba
Gaear Brrrais
Great Britain
Wjonduras
Nicaragin
San Juan
Leon
Scott
Ife
Mexico
Naw Yen
Tribune
Miramen
McLanes
Juarz
Miramon
Vera Cruz
England
Court of Claims
Black
Wanderer Captain Returns From Tenerief Mission
The Wanderer yacht captain and four crew arrived from Tenerief. In a protest to the American Consul at Teretitle he swore he sailed from Savannah for Smyrna with thirteen men and two female passengers and cargo of silks bales and 27000 dollars, claiming the vessel fled piratically with his mate. The Grand Jury in Boston indicted Isaac F. Shephard for embezzling Hanover Street Savings Bank funds and circulating counterfeit and dangerous bank notes.
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New York
Tenerief
Bostox
Isaac F. Shephard
The
Hanover Street Saving’s Bank
New York Obits and Notices From January Edition
New York reports Gen Lamar, late Minister to Nicaragua, died in Texas on December 19. Samuel Tracy, U S Treasurer, died at Cassville on the 92d ult. A Boston safe factory fire caused $15,000 to $20,000 loss with $10,000 insured. Bennsetox notes Phillip Lynch to hang March 3 at Mount Holly for Coulton murder three months prior. An advertisement extols Wood's Hair Tonic restoring color and health to hair, urging beware imitators and listing depots in Missouri and New York.
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New York
Lamar
Nicaragua
Texas
Samuel Tracy
U. S
Cassville
Smith & Felton
Boston
Bennsetox
Phillip Lynch
Coulton
Bourdentown
Mount Holley
Coronxe Freres von Tre
Wood
Professor Wood
Waaag Vray
United States
Canadas
Celebrated Liver Pills Promote Cure Claims
A vintage advertisement touts Dr M Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills from Fleming Bros Pittsburgh. It claims near universal efficacy for liver pains and dyspepsia, cites testimonials from New York and Columbia, and warns buyers to demand the genuine Leming Bros product with the Fleming signature.
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M*lane
Fleming Tros
New York
Fenric
Liane
John Bros
Pittsburgh
Davent
Columbia Place
Dr. M' Lane
Leming
Balsamic Cordial Cited By grateful reader
Gro W Sox reports recovering from a severe cold described as a grip after using a Balsamic Cordial. He credits the remedy with rapid relief within three days and full recovery by week’s end, urging others with similar symptoms to try it. Dr OM Jackson of Philadelphia is named as a distributor with a 75 cent price per bottle.
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Fran
Sunday Mercury
Putin
Deak Stei
Tyler
Gro. W
Sox
OM. Jackson
Navy Street
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
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Uascitam
MVHS
State OF
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Orvis French
Edgar Pyench
Ientist
Dude
Deay
Harper's 0 Ferry
Republican Party
Democratic Party
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Inter
Agoc
Avery
Wendell Philipps
Cooper Tastime
Wendell Phillips
McLane
Polent
Simé
Banks
Isuter
Washington
the Vuecht Wanderer
A&7
State Stock Bank of
Agricultural Bank
Madison
Commercial
Zeferson
Tbs
Jintter
Laami Ksoiss
Milwaukee
Butler
Jefferson County
Silas
Gilbert J Allen
Jefferson
Sullivan
Said
Jeffersonian
Samuel Baird
C.F. Lutz
George Kispert
Racine St
Wisconsin House
Ewisiln
N.C. Corlburt
W. D. Tilley Bros
W. D.slllyer
de Fefferson
Samuel L. Uunt
Samuel I. Clothier
Samuel Remington
Henry of Nazro
John Nazro
Timothy W. Goodrich
Frank Herry
Hebron
Pated
Dee
Nog Td N. Bruett, Rerenr
Cosmopolitan Art Association
Brestway
Ivan
Sulesstiber
Art Journal
Tme
California
Canaiins
Jion
Tex Jefferson
Vicesify
Circuit Court
Fptron
Atlantas R. Bannes
Chas. R. Barnes
R. Barnes
Court House
State Journal
State
Said County
Geo. Hebard
Bruerr
George Crist
RE Servne
Laren Street
PTMLE
Agany House
Silawill
Hossery, &C
Georgh
Jerriuson
Bbw
Ches
Schlessinger
Main Si
Jeffers
S. Jefferson
Fort Atkinson High School
J. K. Purdy
Dora Turner
E. Kienow
Dk. Purdy
Fort Atkinson
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