Vox Populi was a manuscript newspaper indicated to have been published in Buen Ayre, New Jersey (believed to be a fictitious place) during 1874. It includes anecdotes about lending money to people immigrating to the U.S. and repaying debts, as well as articles about courtship, a fire in the town of Buen Ayre on March 24, 1873, the New Jersey legal system, and owning a house, ending the article writing "better a cottage of your own than a rented palace." They also include original poems and puzzles.