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Newspaper
Depere Advertiser
Location
Depere, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1851
Page
1
A fragmented column describes village feuds fueled by women observers and city visitors stirring rivalry. It cites Boston amalgamation scandals with Miss Brown and Miss Roberts, miscegenation humor, and a duel near Bilbo’s gate interrupted by a carpenter’s coffin request amid a public ball.
James Baldwin and Commetlor at Law serve as Notary Public and Commissioner for sachet Connecticut and Missouri at the Advertiser Office guiding affidavits and legal notices concerning incoming produce and related compliance.
A narrator recounts a dramatic chase after a lioness who attacked his party. Mounted on Colesberg he closed in as jackals and vultures feasted nearby. After a fierce exchange, the lioness is killed, the party skinned the carcass, and vultures descend to feast, while the guides desert the scene.
A satirical portrait of village spinsters who host tea gatherings and gossip about clergy and church factions. It portrays their meddling, criticism of dissenters, and narrow views on marriage, religion, and social life, ending with a jab at their own pretensions and gossiping nature.
In Salem Costox Neb 1851 a black barber Anexanpen P Barros and Tremont Temple superintendent Joseph K Hayes were arrested with a U S Marshal on charges related to a rescue of a fugitive slave. Bail set at 8000 dollars. A crowd gathered. riot act read. Barton later released on bail and then discharged for misidentification. District Attorney Lunt noted he was not the correct man. Robbery and riot warrants issued. Davis examination ongoing. Shadrach arrived safely in Montreal. Newark Eagle criticizes Commodore Stockton’s Senate election and monopolistic influence.
A Minnesotan war veteran Col. S- of Vermont is praised for bravery and religiosity after clashing with a lawyer. The piece also recounts John A Dix’s Madeira horseback riding tale with a horse attendant who clings to the rider’s tail.
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