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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1845

Page

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Intriguing 1835 item from Quincy listing law firms

A compact review of a Harper’s era page noting lawyers in Quincy Illinois and New York firms with references to despatches on maritime incidents, editorials, and social anecdotes including anecdotes about Drunkard Wilson and Yankee writers.

E. A. Thompson Quincy Ill Missouri Iowa BE. E. Dunbar & Co Boston Williams & Northam New York Wm. Goodrich & Co Philad Clark & Eck St. Louis Kentucky Connecticut Adems. Hanom ‘McDonough, &c Neis John R. Randolph P. A. Gnodwin Andolph & Goodwin Ofice Quincy House Goodwin Quincy, M Dee John Smith, Jr Charlies G. Greening Chiarns Paradise

Bartered Barometer Trick Ends in Cherokee Wrath

A plantation in the interior sets a bet on a weather barometer against a blind enslaved man. The Yankee pedlar Spry loses the wager as Jake’s toes predict rain, the barometer fails, and Spry quits with bribes. The piece ends with a broad lament on speculators ruined by justice and a Creek tale of betrayal and land theft.

Jim Joel Simmons Ant Hobson Hobson Tompkins Nimmy Aseheyy Mister Simmons Mr. Spry Joel Spry Himine Jake Ilar Massa Spry Neows Airth Oll Salem Nabby N. C. Delta

Lost Speeches of Clay and Militia Eulogies in Lexington

A long excerpt from a historical column discusses an eloquent Clay speech given in Lexington, Kentucky, amid vilification by opponents. It recounts the oration’s impact on a gathered audience, with vivid descriptions of Clay defending his career and denouncing calumny, while praising the militia and political sentiments of the era. It also includes assorted news items on pork prices, Pickle divorce pun, and agricultural notes.

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Graham's Magazine Prospectus and 1846 Paris Fashion Plates

The document outlines Graham's Magazine as the oldest American literary periodical with a growing circulation, listing prominent contributors like Bryant Longfellow Cooper and Lowell. It highlights Paris fashion plates, review coverage, monthly issues, and subscription terms, noting prices and payment details.

Ascetan Coxtrisvress Hm. C. Bryant H. W. Lonzfillow James Fenimore Richard H. Dana J. R. Lowell E. P. Whipple C. F. Hoffman H.W. Herbert Graham’s E Nomiter Bryant Longfellow Cooper Dana Hofst James Fenimore Cooper Richard J James K. Paulding Fitze-Green Halleck F.C. Grattan NP. Willis Charles Fenny Hoffman James Russel Lowell William Falconer Henry William Herbert H. T. Tuckerman Re S. Fay John H. Mancur Cornelius Mathews Hoy Walter Colton Alfred B. Street Hill Albert Mine Sore T. Ee‘ee William Sedgwicks Europe F. J. Gauxn Paris Ganhee Grahame Imine Cems Graham Phil Proprietors Tae Apestry Dallas

Story of Litha and Her Lover in Alabama’s Indian Lands

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a 1835 Indian council in Tallapoosa County Alabama where white settlers and Native Americans gathered. The piece depicts deceit by a government agent overseeing lands sales and a fraudulent system that exploited naive forest dwellers over repeated attempts and losses.

Alabama Dudicone Pare Tallapoosa

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