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Newspaper
Lower Sandusky Freeman
Location
Sandusky, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1849
Page
1
A German girl under fifteen was being taken by an equestrian of Spahling's Chans Company from Pillsburg when her parents alerted Officer Robert Hill. He found the girl sheltered by a female friend and escorted her away, refusing payment beyond a dollar reward.
A domestic tale of Mrs. Armand and Mrs. Lovell who borrow and lend Brittania ware coffee pots and a cloak. The issue escalates from playful adversity to a moral confrontation about borrowing and ownership ending with a vow to end the practice and respect others possessions. The lively dialogue highlights neighbors’ tempers and eventual reconciliation.
The document depicts a 19th century local scene with political rhetoric, public notices, and court appointments. It names county and township officers, clerks, justices, and commissioners from Sandusky and surrounding areas, alongside references to court dates, taxation, and liberty songs urging unity and defense of freedom.
A fragmented historic roll of nations and their trade goods. France exports wine brandies and fancy goods while Italy ships corn oil flax and marble. Prussia and Germany trade textiles metals and instruments. Austria and England list minerals glass silk prints and watches. Russia Spain China Turkey Hindostan Mexico Brazil West Indies Switzerland Indios and United States appear with varied plentiful exports.
A notice lists prominent figures who have died in the United States and Europe, including former President James K. Polk, Generals Edmund Gaines Worth and W. Kearney, Col. James Duncan, Marshal Bugeaud, Charles Albert ex King of Sardinia, Mrs. Madison, and notable women such as Madame Catalina and Madame Recamier, and discusses questions about presidential franking privilege and remarks from the Boston Advertiser.
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