Trial At Santa Spring IndictsMan for Fatal Shooting
The report outlines arguments and questions raised during the Drum case trial. It notes jurors' conduct and concerns about legal penalties, amid discussions of public behavior and possible manslaughter abolition. A separate account describes an assault on Mfr J Jones by three brothers aged fourteen to eighteen, knives drawn, narrowly avoiding fatal harm with intervention by Mrs Moses.
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rWatin
Ars
Baytiapenet
Aken
Sant Spring
Eliot Watt
Drum
Ross
Jose
Turner Promerme
Tenton
Mfr
J. Jones
Jones
Janks
Downs
Pinery publication changes hands as Ellis buys stake
The Pinery announces the cessation of N V Chandler as publisher and confirms A G Ellis has purchased the entire interest. Chandler and Ellis will handle debts and payments to the establishment. Ellis publishes a note asking readers for continued patronage and fidelity from January 4.
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N.V. Chaxnire
Pinery
A. G. Ellis
N.V. Chandler
Alg
Emil N. V. Chandler
A. G
Ellis
Mr. Sandler
A.G. Ellis
Controversy Over Democratic News Coverage During Election
The column accuses Mr. Brown of misrepresenting the paper and shows partisan fury over a pre election article. It defends the Free Press against abolitionist and anti government attacks and criticizes Democratic nominees manipulation claims.
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Mr. Brown
the Argus and Democrat
Sage
The
Pinery
Brown
Barstow
Tts
Designa
Hanavi
Democratic assertions and regional boundary debates in Appleton excerpt
An editorial fragment critiques centralized authority and defends democracy while touching on Wisconsin county seat politics at Waupaca Portage County boundary ideas. It cites Abolitionist sentiment, mentions Cal Mooers in receivership, and requests copies of official numbers and notes from local Assembly members.
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Waupacca
Portage County
Portage
Wanpacea
Menastia
Gol. Mooers
Local snow boosts lumber demand as town lively
Snow totals reach foot and a half in woods boosting lumber prices from 86 to 87 per M. Our Town sees a stir over property changes and new binding activity. J B Phelps rebuilds a tavern near completion though partial opening may occur on the 22nd proximo. A Turkish naval battle near Sinople Harbor on November 3 losses reported and Europe edging toward war. Erie Riots resume with railroad track damage at Dear Harbor Creek.
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J. B. Phelps
Raftemans
Luther Ranchet
Willan Fleming
Bennizun
Enon
Bauerties
Arene Dolock
Cop
Banka
Janet Harkhes
Portagy Peounty
Noremter
Morigeceson
Opposition to the Administration in Democratic Ranks
The Baltimore Chatter notes disaffection in Congress toward the administration but finds grounds for praise in its foreign policy, revenue, internal improvements, and navy. It questions whig opposition and favors judging the administration by its measures, praising them when beneficial to the republic.
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Laltimore
Degeard
Congress
Pacific
Pierce
New Presbyterian Church at Madison Dedicated
The Madison church was dedicated on Sunday with a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Mr. Beenaway of the city. Architect John Y. Smith praised for good taste and workmanship in the project.
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New Presbyterian Church
Madison
Beenaway
Madison Journal
John Y. Smith
Wee
Vague 19th Century News Snippet From New York
New York dispatch notes an English steamer arrival from Southampton and Bremen with London dated 17 December. Brief items mention Napoleon charges against the King of Belgium, possible Belgium conflict actions, Duke of Brabant movements, Brussels cabinet fears, and a declared Austrian policy not to sanction privateering.
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Vermann
Southampton
Bremen
London
Louis Napoleon
Belgium
Duke of Brabant
Brussels
Oroman
Baron Brack
Austria
Fragmented text reflects incomplete OCR of a portrait quote
The readable sentence fragment shows a poor OCR of a note on behavior and composure. It mentions not dodging blame, keeping calm, and maintaining dignity despite lacking decoration. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Marriages Recorded in Stevens Point Area
In this village two weddings are noted. Joel King wed Louisa Ward at Stevens Point with Rev Thomas Greene officiating on the evening of the 8th. Benjamin Fulton married Catharine Griffith on Christmas Eve in the same locale, officiated by Rev Ge Turner.
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Thomas Greene
Joel King
Louisa Ward
Stevens Point
Ge. Turner
Benjamin Fulton
Catharline Griffith
Villapre
Lumbersien
Wisconsin
Wisconsi
A. Helm
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