Ghostly river dreamer recalls steamboat youth
Narrator recounts a Blue River Mississippi era dream of becoming a steamboatman and piloting life on the river. He recalls towns, pilots, shipboard life, and a mentorlike watchman spinner of tall tales, blending memory, ambition, and disillusionment.
A Romance in Real Life in Baltimore Factory Tale
A young Englishman arrives in Baltimore seeking work, learns his father is the factory superintendent, and the two reconcile. The father promises to bring the mother to America and returns to England to fetch her.
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Texan Sport and Its Abundant Wildlife on Prairies
Texan Sport highlights a vast array of wildlife across Texas prairies and waters. It notes wild horses, buffalo, deer, antelope, jaguars, pumas, wolves, and numerous smaller game, with prairie dogs, a rich feathered tribe, and waterborne species including alligators, perch, and oysters.
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Startling Wild Tale of Abductions and Murder in New York
A chaotic report details a Philadelphia abduction scare, gunfights in a village, and a dramatic shooting at Judge Van Brunt’s residence. burglars Douglass and Mosier are killed. the scene includes a brutal pursuit, a bloodied cellar escape, and dying confessions on a cold Brookyn morgue night.
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Louisville man recovers early Kentucky gun relic story
Mr Andrew Whitley of St Louis visited the Courier Journal with a race relic from Kentucky s early days a long bore rifle made by Jacob Young Virginia in 1744. The weapon once belonged to Whitley s grandfather a companion to Daniel Boone. The relic includes a powder horn belt and a verse carved by William Whitley. Whitley retrieved the gun after a long chase, refusing offers up to 500, and kept the horn and belt from Crab Orchard Kentucky.
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bin Hom
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Bates
Wyman's Museum
St. Louie
Canada
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Uon
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Three Thousand Year Old Peas Unearthed in Egypt
Reading like a curious miscellany the item reports on ancient peas found in a sarcophagus during Egyptian explorations. Seeds germinated in Britain yielding vines over six feet tall with delicate purple flowers, a pointed botanical note on their growth pattern. It also includes a Worcester school election anecdote and a speech about Blondin, with a prairie thunderstorm tale and a tense finish among townspeople.
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The Sultan and Satan and Arduous Warnings of Fire
An eclectic fragment recounts an Eastern tale of a sultan awaked by a devil who claims good works outweigh neglect. The Caliph questions motive as the devil defends penance through continued prayer. A separate note lists first aid tips, poisoning remedies, and fire safety. A political musing argues arbitration could avert war, with Grandville’s street scene and a farmer's drink tale. A Florida note tells of Delian Jones, a 40-year-old enslaved woman who drowned after selling property to an unworthy lover.
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Marken
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Scribners January issue and libel court ruling summary
The piece reviews Scribners January number with features by Dawin, Verne, Carey Fairfield, and others, plus a portrait of Rogers and "Tenvels in South America." It notes a libel suit over an Eagle article, the court fining the paper’s publisher a large sum and affirming accountability for published content.
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Welintia
SCRINNERS MONTHLY PROMISES NEW YEAR WIDE content
The ad lists upcoming features in Scrinners Monthly including The Great Sailonal Magastar and The Story of Revenues by J.G. Holland, with American Life and Scenery and French Literature in Parisian Life by Albert Rhodes. It notes new serials, illustrated stories, and expanded offerings, plus improvements and special subscriptions. A separate note mentions a tree-felling incident, peppermint cultivation, an Arkansas sentencing, and a mother’s death.
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