Plague, Fires, and Political Turmoil Reported in Mixed Dispatches
A jagged dispatch notes plagues in Turkey and Greece, a fire at a paper mill near Nissan, and political chatter across states. It cites Detroit Senator Chandler, Gov. Randall, and Iowa officials amid explosions, elections talk, and violent court ideas in Louisville and Mississippi regions.
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State Republican Convention Urged for Unity and Strength
An article urging a united Republican State Convention to strengthen the party, oppose slavery expansion, and present a firm front in state and national politics. It stresses concord before deliberations and supports a robust statewide initiative led by party leaders and congressmen. The piece notes Wasimunse’s nomination by Congress for the Gatensa District Republicans.
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Noring
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Concord
Baraboo Seminary Debate Draws Local Opposition
A letter to the editor laments ongoing opposition to the Baraboo Female Seminary project. It traces efforts by local and regional church groups from 1850 to move the seminary to other sites, questions fairness to supporters, and suggests uniting efforts with a boys academy to bolster Baraboo’s educational prospects. The writer notes pledges and tentative plans, while urging rational action and broader community support.
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Milwaukee
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Balahos
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Beloit College
Broakway College
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Uris
Dane County
Royal greetings on cable link between Britain and United States
A garbled royal message from August notes the Queen and President hope the Atlantic cable strengthens friendship and promotes prosperity. The communication, signed by the Atlantic Telegraph Company executives, emphasizes unity and mutual esteem between nations.
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The Presidents Reply to Queen Victoria’s Congratulation
A garbled August telegram expresses royal congratulations on a great national enterprise. It extols unity, civilization, and religion, praising the project as the greatest effort of mankind and promising enduring peace and friendship among nations. The message lauds philanthropy, praise for government leaders, and calls for support of the enterprise.
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Great Britain
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Dell
Uhan Wis Sci Ayou By Conequreror
Watermelons stolen in Barnboo district theft shocks editor
A rough letter from 1838 laments watermelons stolen from a patch in Barnboo County and mocks local editors. The missive notes the lapse in pride and expresses ridicule toward political corruption coverage, while acknowledging public documents received from Hon GC. CO. Wasnaves and calling Republican voters to attend a town meeting.
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GC. CO
Literary Notices and Public Letters From a Bygone Era
A dense, fragmented review section discussing Harper’s September issue and its art, engravings, and popularity. It cites copyright questions, newspaper trust, and governor letters about land grants, plus editorials on state politics, constitutional votes, and local press responses.
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Svith
Auguelis
Boston
Temperance Meeting in Little Baraboo Valley
Citizens gather near Vine between Wood and Murstan to discuss temperance. Jesse Devers chairs. Arnot Coos named secretary. A pledge is adopted with 100 to 150 signatures. officers chosen for the year: President Jack Brows, Vice President Was Muntixxix, Secretary Solomon Cook. Meeting adjourned to four weeks. A note seeks info on Peter Short, last seen in Switzerland.
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Solomon Cook
Meeling
Agata
Jessy Dawgis
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Woodland
Atlantic Cable tests and rail expansion plans in Milwaukee area
Reports describe experimental use of the Atlantic Telegraph Company's cable for testing by engineers and professors, with timing and pricing details to follow. Meanwhile, Milwaukee area readers learn of a proposed extension of the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad line southward, including route plans and expected construction activity.
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