Voyage of winter trek ends in tragedy on Red River route
A St Louis Bulletin excerpt recounts a Harsh winter crossing from Red River to St Peter's Fort. Three men set out with a guide, facing blizzards and frost. Hayes disappears, Parys dies after four days, and the narrator survives to reach Lake Travers with the guide and recover Parys. Hayes is presumed dead.
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The Odd Character of Col. Jo Davies in a Kentucky Case
The Det vil 2vening Spectator recalls Col. Jo Davies of Kentucky, a brave and eloquent figure in the American army, famed for eccentric genius. An anecdote recounts a Kentucky hunter interrupting a court with provisions, defying lawyers, and delivering a memorable defense for the defendant.
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Letter from Mr Wi8st on temperance convention in Baltimore
The writer declines attending the Maryland State Temperance Society convention in Baltimore citing domestic afflictions. He defends his temperance stance and expounds on political abuses tied to alcohol among public officials, recounts his own abstinence and public service, and references historical Bank of the United States conflicts and President Jackson era debates.
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Temperance Advocate Seeks Votes Not Forced by Liquor
In a letter from Henry A Wise the temperance friend laments lack of votes in old Virginia’s old district. He notes Washington and LT have contested suffrage three times yet never sought a single vote by appealing to familiar cups. He ends by signing respectfully as a friend of Temperance.
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