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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1860

Page

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Sam's Journey From Aunt Deborah to Mrs Jones and a New Court

A memoir-style tale follows a boy who escapes a stern guardian, travels by stage to Boston, and finds shelter with Mrs Jones in Howard Street. She and her husband help him through harsh winters, pay debts, and bolster his wife Susan. A later twist reveals Mrs Jones’s wealth and generosity funding his legal career, and the narrator credits these women with shaping his ascent to high status, thanks to their steadfast support and moral guidance.

Deborah Boston Fallus Howard Street Jones Greeny Mr. Jones Mama Jones Daniel Lambert Sam Susan Russell Trimountain Russell Mog Suffolk Susan Howard Steest Mme Eowill Ake Thad Mrs. Jones Katy Mr Russell Susy Ben Tremont Road Howard Sweet Court’street Kkays Desi Teader Foster Connecticut Lafayette Honoris Jone Swith D—L Col Richardson Virginia Col. Richardson Missouri iCol Rithbardson House Kansas Illnois Williams Democratic Party Herald White House Lincoln New-York Herald Abe Lincoln Breckinridge Bell Douglas Saptertior Vermont Nuine New England Great West Ohio Minnesota Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Newton Baltimore Patriot Maryland Baltimore Europe Abe Stephen Arnold Douglas Democratic Party OF the South NEW John Drown Party OF the North Charlestown Senate John Brown Seward Steeboy South

Harrington Rumor in Adams County Politics

An anonymous inquiry in the Whig and Republican press questions whether Dr Harrington, a candidate for the Adams County Legislature, belongs to the Know Nothing Lodge at Payson. It reports claims he altered views on naturalization laws and seeks a denial to counter accusations from former League associates.

Herald Adams Ular Gstardey Missouri Washington Cleveland Democrat Breckinridge Douglas Scill Forney Lane Harrington Bprtor Democratic Party Sass League Telnatign Indy Old Adanos

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