West Kentucky hunter and boy heroes defend home from robbers
In early period western Kentucky a hunter John Slater and his two sons Philip and Daniel shelter travelers at their cabin. The men plot to rob the house and poison dogs, but Philip climbs to alert and shoots one attacker. hounds maim the others, police later arrest both men. The tale ends with the hunter praising his brave sons and a note on a future family home near Owensboro.
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Legislature balance hinges on Locofocos and Whigs
A morning exchange urges action and industry as fortune favors the diligent. One man predicts Locofocos will hold power this winter while Whigs will wield the balance in the Legislature, sparking debate over political influence.
First Wheat Shipment to France From Pittsburgh Sets Record
More than 1000 bags of wheat were purchased a few days ago in Pittsburgh for direct shipment to France marking the first import of this kind ever known there.
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Dutch traveler’s odd request at Ohio inn
A Virginian traveler at an Ohio inn asks the ostler to feed and stable his horse with pompous phrasing, promising payment at dawn. The ostler reports to the landlord that a Dutch man is at the door, in humorous confusion.
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