Execution of Brown Observed with Military Precision
The execution proceeded under strict military order. Brown was hanged just after 11, with a large procession of infantry and dragoons, a mounted guard, and no religious rites requested. The body was sent by special train toward Albany then North Elba for private burial.
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Pardon talk on John E. Cook and Charleston Mercury view
The piece argues against pardoning John E. Cook, detailing his manipulations during the Harpers Ferry raid, his ties to Gov. Willard of Indiana, and his role in misleading Brown. It contrasts Northern and Southern press stances, praising Dre Agar and warning readers about Scrofula coverage while noting Democratic party dynamics in the South.
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Old Brown and Virginia politics in Harper's Weekly tone
A long reflective piece on John Brown's execution and Virginia's reaction. The author critiques Wise and Virginia leaders, foresees renewed fear from Brown's ghost, and comments on abolitionist politics, legislation, and Wisconsin's legislature. The piece blends praise for Virginia's steadiness with warnings of future upheaval and national Republican movements.
Official State Canvass Reports Republican Edge In Counties
The State Journal details official canvass results from four counties Buffalo Door Eau Claire and Milwaukee showing a Republican majority about three thousand five hundred higher than the vote. Hastings leads with an official majority of 12,298 and the text lists actual votes for Trem Maye Nantall Hobart Noble Palen Harvey Alden Mowe Crantyed Plekard Yan Creenwyk Squires Weg Tiveky and Fiat with varying margins. A fire at a Second Street building housing the Town Poor House was stopped by prompt water from a well on the premises.
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A Rochester New York tabloid page advertises Ohio Store dry goods with low prices and outlines a campaign push urging Republican support. It mentions T P Rogers store, a new shop opening by Mosars Armstrong Noyes & Gitehell, and notes road improvements by the Chicago and Northwestern line. Political chatter references Seward and Buchanan as potential presidential contenders and includes a donation notice for Rev. N Wonder. Village lots for sale are also advertised.
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Insurance Urges Responsibility Against Fire Risk
A village call urges insured protection against fire loss with references to Actna Phenix and Hartford. The piece notes high risk if uninsured and argues paying double insurance is prudent. Also mentions Indian Summer specimen and early December winter weather, thanking Robert Le Taylor for magazine copy.
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Fragmented OCR reveals sparse political page with names and places
The clipping lists numerous individuals by name and county, including Republicans and Democrats with scattered county notes. A weather remark notes unusually cold early in the month, followed by scattered commentary on local papers and political figures in La Crosse area.
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on War and Census
The clipped items recount conflicts around John Brown and Pike's Peak, discuss Southern secession sentiment, and cite census projections. It notes Oliver and Watson Brown with Owen Brown escaping, references South Carolina’s governor, and remarks on France and England war talk, Brooklyn parks plan, and an Irish fugitive slaver. It also mentions a Sauk County Medical Society meeting and Rock County court calendars.
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A jumble of arcane items notes balloon ventures by Tei-Doar Prosner-Wierd’s group near Prairie du Chien and semiweekly river trips, a St Paul grain scheme, a Crystal Palace balloon voyage ban, a delayed New York trip, political digs and a Fremont subscription, all from a single old newspaper fragment.
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Village Lot For Sale In Milwaukeek Market Notice
The subscriber offers for sale an excellent building lot Tyr next adjoining Cot Sinner's residence an Un east to wits Low 9 10 11 and 19 In Hin ED eilago's Tamblion formerly Asdaene One and ten years time will be given any part of the payment. For further particulars enquire A N Kellogg agent Samuel D Scott Tarnlion Dec 6th R59 dtm-$
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