11 Jan 1862
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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1862
Page
1
A fragment from the Teé Pepin County Press outlines advertisement rates and help wanted terms. It mentions levee notices and local notices, with stray references to printing, ornamental papers, and promotions in the context of advance payments and weekly publications.
A fragmented OCR note lists individuals and roles in Wisconsin government circles, mentioning Veep Denii Conmes and cabinet members such as Louis Wiia Dower and Whee Shurinet. It references attorney and counsel positions, offices in Olin and Pepin, and mentions legal terms like counsel and law related offices.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political tract referencing rebels and followers. It mentions millions and education, with phrases implying influence abroad and calls for action, though many words are garbled and unclear.
The text dives into reflections on self governance and pride, interweaving quotes about conscience and truth. It shifts to a broad wartime commentary, invoking Ireland and America, and profiles a public figure noted for firm debate and political involvement.
A garbled passage references a riotous scene and accusations against Mason and Sudeil. It mentions drinkables, a boy’s shame, religious cults, and large monetary stakes tied to a press incident. The text alludes to refugees and a ten thousand dollar figure, but specifics are illegible.
The column blends wartime rhetoric with library lore and population figures. It cites British views on the American conflict, details Greenwell’s library holdings at the British Museum, and lists population and fighting men data for British territories and Canada. It includes impassioned pleas about secession, liberty, and national unity, and mentions the Queen and India among other topics.
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