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Newspaper
Whitewater Register
Location
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1857
Page
1
A literary excerpt presents an extended verse piece titled Bouquet by T. B. Ali. The fragment reflects romantic verse imagery and rustic scenes from a mid nineteenth century setting with references to nature, memory, and sentiment. The text suggests a periodical poetry column within the Whitewater Wisconsin issue of July 1857.
A fragment describes Persian beauty standards among tribes and urban women, notes eye dyeing and makeup, and details Persian dishes like pilaw and stews, plus social dining practices. It also includes a lengthy obituary noting Ton Yangduh Cheves of Charleston with his public service, bank leadership, and legal career.
A report recalls a so called test of mediums where eight subjects were gathered and rooms prepared to create a favorable atmosphere. Despite time and access, the spirits were evoked but no reply occurred and the experiment yielded no convincing results.
The St Louis Minnesota Pioneer reports the recovery of Miss Gardiner from Inkpaduta and allies after the Spirit Lake attack. She was saved by Yankton and Christian Indians led by Wamdus kaibouke. Two horses seven blankets powder and tobacco bought her release. cost to free her and Mrs Nobles exceeded $8,000. Gardiner now at Fort Dodge with a sister. Gov Medary aims to crush Inkpadutah’s band.
In praise from the New Orleans Crescent, William Pitt Fessenden of Maine is hailed as a rising force in the U S Senate. His sharp, analytical mind and original approach are highlighted as he defeats rival speakers with strong arguments and maintains focus on party service.
The Massachusetts Republican Convention nominates Mr Banks for Governor and Charles F. Adams offers support while Mr Banks pledges to oppose slavery expansion and defend state sovereignty. He vows to pursue Kansas admission under freedom and to oppose federal overreach, urging quick government action and fiscal restraint.
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