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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1848

Page

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Quincy Illinois Attornies and Medical Notice 1847

An 1847 page lists law offices including Warren Skinner and Skinner, A Jonas Attorney at Law in Quincy, with notices of practice before state and federal courts. Also medical notice: Dr Bartlett relocated to Nichols’ office on Main Street. Dentists, tailors, bankers, and local tradesmen advertised services and goods in Quincy Illinois.

Williams & Lawrence LAW Quincy Illinois Srences Sevets Crow, McGreery & Sarkedale Cuchior Soinene King’s New Fimshshire A. Jonas R. Bartlett Oswald Algir Seventh Vermont Bernard Lockwoon Bernard & Lockweed Fifth and Hampshire Streets Public Square Ills Crockett & Houghkton Carpentras Third ST Virginia Tony Enn Stott & Co

The Widow's Wover

A poem fragment describes a widow wooed by a suitor with flattering words that stir memories of youth. Her memories rise with every compliment, yet she senses the ache of past joys and the futility of present promises. The speaker longs for what once was, as tenderness glows faintly in sorrowful recollection.

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Miss Jemima Pinche and the Baby Mystery

A sensational tale from a Boston column recounts Miss Jemima Pinche, long famed as a spinster with a passion for babies, who finally obtains a mysterious infant from a visiting woman and then neglects her, leaving the child to guardians of the poor. The piece blends social satire with a lurid warning about improvident charity and the limits of genteel meddling.

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Horrors of Slavery Reported at Capitol Depot Scene

A Cincinnati Gazette despatch describes a large group of enslaved Black people being torn from their families near the Capitol. A Presbyterian minister who owned fugitive workers is accused of selling them to slave traders while bystanders weep and protest. The letter condemns the actors and anticipates retribution.

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