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Monroe Sentinel in Monroe, Wisconsin

10 Feb 1858

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Monroe Sentinel

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1858

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Washington Correspondence from January 8 1858

Long dispatch from a Wisconsin senator's correspondent detailing debates in Congress on slavery and Kansas Lecompton, army expansion, and national finances. Garrett of Georgia and Davis of Mississippi push pro slavery lines while Lovejoy and Wolworth defend limits on federal power.

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Washington Dan Wrenn ‘Lewney Congress Senate Gartrelt Georgia Institutharet John Randolph Bettef Crisi Lovejoy Secretary of the Treasury Gartrell Davis Miasizaippt, Ihe Turhel Kansas Congre Gow Oynnigal Hop Mexico Fmst Jel Davis Toc Rocky Mountains Shaw Dan Pene Kan Sas Baltimore New York Lawrence Jefernion Davis Fiyor Toombs Hunter Fessenden Seward Tafi Pugh Ohio Lecompton Cincinnati Buchanan Grauhte Com. Paulding Fength Paulding Wisconsin
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Thrilling Extract From Anvick Erbocker Magazine

An OCR fragment describes a sensational serialized tale with dramatic riverside imagery. A maiden contemplates fate as she nears death in a waterside scene, saved at last by Count Alfonso's dog. The narrative shifts toward a plot of elopement and inheritance amid intrigue with guardians and a jewel-like weapon.

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Anvickerbocker Ust Pellucida Clara Masa Alfonso Alfonse Fia Polyseraphina Sanith the Immortal Bard Wonder Hill Patriag Dones Tago de Clam Panile Hugo de Clam
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City Poems Phrase Cited as Borrowed from Scost

A fragment notes Alexander Smiths City Poems containing the line A sigh and actives together. It suggests Mr Punch mocked the line as derived from Sir Walter Scost who reportedly wrote about the death of a charger with the phrase Ane drags Titelant 60% in the side of Lisain.

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Punch Walter Scost
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Duel on German campus ends in fatal ring duel

A detailed account describes a ring duel between Zaher and Ritter over a university courtesan. Ritter fatally wounds Zaher after Zaher shoots Ritter. Ritter dies from injuries, the scene reflecting the era’s reckless honor culture.

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