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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1861
Page
3
A fragmented column from a Lake region paper describes court correspondent Gur Bt Lanis and a general note on local authorship and weather. It mentions Jinan Bannox of St. Croix Falls as a good attorney and hints at merchants preparing for new winter goods.
Reports detail a Confederate defeat near Lexington Missouri with heavy Union casualties. Dispatches mention gunboat actions, troop movements, and bayonet exchanges, along with naval arrivals in New York and Cuba. A local Proclamation is noted amid ongoing Civil War reporting and administrative actions.
The article recounts drafts drawn by Mann & Cy and Shepard & Co with a Buffalo remit, alleging bank payment of proceeds to Mann & Co. New York, warranting a court decision that the facts do not prove a defense of usury. It also notes Gen names and ages, correcting a claim about Grou Mr Clethur and Don Scott.
The notice details post office hours from 12 Gelnek to celegic ry a Pras TGS with deliveries seven days a week from Van to Diyot. Postage is paid quarterly in advance with further conditions on delivery and Arbiters meeting on Thursday evenings. Seasonal routes include Maiden Moat and riverside stops like River Falls and Mudsar.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a notice from the Mowald Association in Philadelphia mentioning a town or county matter. Key names or dates are unclear but indicates an official action or meeting related to a local listing or assessment.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses sales and places including Lapeer. It mentions auctions and various terms but lacks coherent events or clear names, leaving only partial references to locations and items. The passage resembles an unsettled sale notice with scattered terms and incomplete phrases.
Publishes announce a 21 volume cloth edition priced at ten dollars in advance with five dollars due on delivery. The notice mentions postmasters handling orders and notes a small extra charge for optional volumes. The ad emphasizes distribution and prepayment details.
Fragmentary OCR from The Prairie Farmer mentions dates, publishers, and various men and places with unclear context. The readable pieces reference boxes, payments, and seasonal notes but lack coherent events or outcomes to summarize a clear news item.
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