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Newspaper

Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1845

Page

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An Intriguing Meeting and a Wife’s Jealous Echo

Charles returns with grand tales of a mysterious beauty who bewitched him, while Julia struggles to cheerfully accept the vivid but painful account. The scene shifts from envy to tenderness as both reveal deep longing and fear of losing each other to imagination.

Charles Julia Jabdall Stv Cam Anid Chares Salia Old Peterson Sarah Maris Venus Peterson Julit Dreves Andrew Jackson M. Leger

Anecdote of General Jackson and Politic Advice

A Boston Post correspondent recounts General Jackson advising a Russian mission appointee on selecting a secretary of legation. The petulant young appointee is branded a humbug after praising a sermon by Professor Durbin. Washington news notes reactions among ministers and a toast on American independence.

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Remarkable miscellany and notices from the era

A collage of quotes and snippets covers politics, inventions, accidents, and local lore. Topics include a British tax on goods, a boy who can hit a bee with a rifle, newspaper jests, guano islands, a new loom frame in Lowell, coinage orders, and tributes to Gen Jackson with remarks on Native American designations and post office changes.

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Acquittal in McNulty Embezzlement Case Sparks Debate

The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Mr. McNulty, former clerk of the House, was acquitted in the first of six indictments for embezzling public funds. The judge refused to reduce bail at 17,906, while five indictments remain postponed to December term. The Philadelphia Times cites a Gen Dearborn speech condemning nativeist immigration. Atlas reports threats of violence if immigration continues.

McNulty House of Representatives United States Thomas Moody Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Times Gen.Dearborn Philadephiason

Mexican Affairs Report From Vera Cruz Dated June 24

A telegraphic extract from Vera Cruz dated June 24 describes dire finance with navy and military officers unpaid and some in plain clothes. It notes a healthy but unhealthy city, the castle's strength, Santa Anna and family in exile, and imminent war with the United States. English capital drives Mexican mines and new gunboats built in New York cost about ten thousand dollars each.

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Postmasters Compensation Under New Law

The Postmaster General tests a compensation order due to many resignations. Deputies will be paid 30 000 percent on letter postage and 50 percent on newspapers, with a 20 percent credit for fractional quarters. Quarterly commissions above 35 dollars may be adjusted.

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Deputy Postmaster Entitled for Credit in 1823 Act

G Johnson states a deputy postmaster is entitled to credit for 1345 to be paid in full from the relevant account. The amount must align with the commission and is subject to the act of 3 March 1823 and the department's energy insurance regulations.

Duprimentis Energy Jarsnance G. Johnson

Terrific New York Fire Destroys Broad Street Block

A massive blaze in New York originated in a soap chandlery near Broad Street and spread rapidly to nearby stores on Beaver and Exchange Place. Firemen battled through the flames as hundreds of buildings burned and several lives were reported lost. the fire threatened key depots, merchants exchanges, and a wide stretch of Broadway up to the Waverly area.

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