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Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1845

Page

4

The Vastness of the Heavens and Distant Conception

The author discusses mental grasp of cosmic distances through telescopic viewing of Jupiter Saturn and beyond. Imaginative travel outward from Earth to the solar system highlights how sighted objects render vast scales tangible and argue that facts can surpass imagination in revealing God's dominion. Ohio stocks and Raginese note supply brief market and season context.

Jupiter Nora Asara Saturn Wilka Whiel Earth

Jackson declines sarcophagus honor from National Institute

Letter from General Andrew Jackson dated March 27 1845 shows his declining acceptance of a sarcophagus honor. He cites republican simplicity and opposes a tomb like emperors or kings, preferring a humble burial beside his wife without pomp. He thanks the Institute’s president and directors for the gesture.

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Flowers and Mercy In A New York Penitentiary Scene

On the morning of the last Fourth of July the penitentiary convicts of New York are moved by the matron and superintendent. The matron speaks of restraint and release while the inmates sob and recall innocence. The superintendent sends each woman a bouquet to recall better days, drawing tears and contrition.

New York Elor

Rio Janeiro tensions spark talk of war in 1845 letter

A letter in the National Intelligencer, reprinted from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, describes Brazilian insults to the American minister and consul at Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian impressments, and a recent seizure of an American slave ship Porpoise with cargo. It alleges pressure on Washington, threats of war, and orders to reinforce the fleet as vessels are said to be prepared for combat.

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Babes in the Woods and a Tragedy in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia Chronicle correspondence describes Mrs. Lupold abandoning her three children to flee into the mountains during a fire. After four days, the two older children were found near famine and naked, while the infant remained in the cradle. They survived, aided by locals ten miles from the mother’s location. The piece also reports a coroner’s inquest into Mrs. Elizabeth Vanderbilt’s suicide attempt following family tragedy.

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Truth Stranger Than Fiction A Twist of Fate

A jokey parliamentary reminiscence recounts a wild chain of events from a Gee Cross girl who rose from tub-woman to widow and widow to wife of a powerful figure. Through marriage she becomes Countess of Clarendon, mother to Mary and Ann, and grandmother to two English queens.

Gee Cross Manchester London Charles the First Eide Clarendon James Nih Mary Ann England

Bank Fraud Case Involving Phoenix Bank Hartford

A Hartford banksman evaded 15,000 dollars by presenting a sealed package claiming New York bank bills to be inside. Bank officers, believing the tale, handed him their own bank notes to circulate in Ohio. The package later opened proved to contain mostly waste paper and small fragments. A requisition was issued by Governor Baldwin for the suspect’s surrender to Ohio or New York authorities.

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Postmaster Instructions Expand Subscriptions Pay Method

The new post office law takes effect July first. Subscriptions under ten dollars may be paid to a postmaster who will forward the money to the publisher. A receipt is given, then the postmaster reports to the Postmaster General for payment. The postmaster debits or credits staff accounts accordingly. The editor Bryant sails for Europe aboard the Liverpool for about six months, with friends bidding him farewell. Wind data from Pittburgh fire shows a check wag and wind-driven paper damage. Divorce laws vary by state with differing grounds and legislative requirements.

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