13 Mar 1861
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Newspaper
La Crosse Weekly Appeal
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1861
Page
1
A compiled snippet shows multiple listings and names in La Crosse Wisconsin. Firms like HUGH & ALEX CAMERON and BIRNEY A CATER appear among attorneys surveyors barbers and local trades. The text references streets Frost Pearl and Maine with several offices and services listed.
Fragmentary historical speech outlines President’s oath and refusal to discuss administration details. It notes Southern fears of property loss and peace disruption under a Republican era, argues states’ rights and constitutional bounds, and emphasizes loyalty to the Union and the Constitution without detailing specific policy measures.
The piece rails against Republicans in Congress urging drastic action to end slavery, claiming Southward aggression and seed of civil war. It warns that Northern factions seek bloodshed to topple slavery, while party leaders fear internal split and violent consequences.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a child’s routine from sunrise to sunset with vivid detail. It portrays the child as a busy, curious learner watching movements, breathing, and growth while adults reflect on awe and the tenderness of early childhood.
A reflective piece urges restraint and honesty during moments of anger or temptation. It emphasizes holding firm to temper, virtue, and character as lasting wealth and guidance for enduring hardship.
A carpenter bitten while halting down an old house near Wald suffers severe swelling and a wrist wound. A folk remedy of plantain and cordae is cited as aiding recovery over two days, with the man later able to resume work.
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