Baraboo Republic aims to inform and defend the Republic party
The Baraboo Republic announces its mission to publish political and literary content in a weekly paper. Kellogg and Perkins pledge to condemn corruption and defend freedom, pledging extensive reading matter, scientific notices, and commercial news while supporting newspaper clubs.
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Baraboa
Barabay
Ace
Kellogg
Baraboo
Manu
Gucaim
Repoldicay Party
United States
Capenses
Atherton
Ory Tipst Page
Kellogg & Perkins
Proprielaa
National Future and Liberty in a Turbulent Era
Fragmented political outlook discusses party majorities, federal power, and looming national policy. It warns of Northern concessions to Southern influence and contemplates delaying drastic changes until 1960 while urging steadfast defense of liberty and territorial rights amid unstable governance.
Wisconsin Victory Speech Seeks Optimism After Defeat
A Wisconsin political report celebrates a tolerably clear statewide result favoring anti slavery sentiment, noting huge majorities outside Milwaukee and praising local papers and notable agents for shaping public opinion. The piece pledges perseverance for liberty equality and fraternity and foresees a future opportunity to advance self government.
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Milwaukey
Wasnneun
Frosoya
Cilivena
Milwaukee
Madison
N, Y
Sauk Co
Denwerad
Jos Danaszy
Portage
Wisconsin
Misapprehension Corrected About Baraboo and Portage
A reader note corrects misidentifications of Baraboo and Portage in Columbia County. Baraboo is described as fertile and flat while Portage sits on barren sandhill with a notable population of foreigners. The piece contrasts local geography and politics, praising a Republican supporter and detailing recent campaign events and hall improvements.
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Milwaukee
Barahan
Porture City
Portage
Drvhoo News
Repubeie
Baraboo
Southawest
Ibin
Columbia County
Baule
Local paper promises family focus and neighborhood interests
In a rural tone the editor pledges a family newspaper stressing local topics and general interest items for farmers and neighbors. The note downplays classes, urges trial, and jokes about razors and beaver hats while hinting at upcoming social plans involving Mrs. and Miss Th. BL from Prairie du Chien before winter ends.
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Itome
Wisconsin Senate Roll Call and Party Breakdown of 1857
The issue details the Wisconsin Senate of 1857 with party lines. It lists lawmakers by district and identifies Republicans and Democrats, noting a few hold-overs and forthcoming endorsements. The piece reflects the paper's effort to publish late due to a printing breakdown and apologia to subscribers.
Who saved Samnor'a Life and the editor's note on wagers
The piece asserts a man saved Samnor's life by striking during Sitting to prevent further harm. It praises the savior as good and kind. It also reports editor Pam Carpenter's claim of losing about $2,000 in a Wisconsin bet on Buchanan and discusses Supreme Court wagers and a forthcoming newspaper prospectus.
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FS. Groors
8.C
Cras
Simyre
Madison Airbot
Pam Carpenter
Suys
Winconsin
Buchanan
Weould
Supreme Court
Tran Ror
Supremes Court
Comncticut
Supreme Cows
South Carolina
Elaster
Nancy
N.Y. Viateeluis
Three Washburns Triumph in Elections Nationwide
The three Washburns are re elected with Maine leader rena by 5000, Hama B of Tlinois by 11551, and Canwarnapun C. of Wisconsin by under 6000. A popular band and noble figures, they define a Republican leaning win with Michigan giving 15000 majority, and the legislature likely to choose a Republican U S Senator with all four Congress members also Republican.
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Rena
Maine
Hama B
Tlinois
Canwarnapun C
Wisconsin
Michigan
Fumons
U. S
Congress
Striking unanimity across counties in early returns
Full returns from Tuncis show Buchanan with a 6100 majority, New York State gives Fremont a 67900 majority over Buchanan, and 120900 over Fulmore. Pennsylvania and New Jersey are lost by large margins. Louisiana remains doubtful. 7- HE Benntor Crsrxvow di Oh inst. phneeat pel Be Ae.
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Tuncis
Buchanai
New York State
Fremont
Buchanan
Fulmore
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Louisiana
Baraboo Meeting Plans and Local News Items
Baraboo residents hear of plans for a railroad, a Monday meeting at Brisk Church on Nov 17 to organize effort, and a Tuesday follow up with directors. The Water Family drew crowds, while the district school opens Monday with staff listed. Community notices invite further local input and reader letters.
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Tay Crosse BR. Co
Baraboo
Twater
Agin
Fragmented 19th century miscellany scrolls through Baltimore and beyond
A garbled 19th century item lists events and names across multiple places. It mentions Baltimore snowfall, a death in honor of integrity, fires at Pendon’s library, a baby of five months weighing 150 pounds in Hartford, and Kansas congressional figures. It touches on straw polls, a Portage railroad, banks in Columbia and elsewhere, and literary notices praising women writers. The piece weaves political, social, and cultural snippets with scattered dates and local color.
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Ieee
Baltimore
Outaber
Sanur
Hoan
Cendant
Qudiast
Pendon
Trartford
Conn
Kansas
Congress
Daxinis
Grary
Mt Lewonpitun
Tru
Private letter on politics and faith amid 1860s turmoil
A long private missive laments violence and oppression amid the 1860 election, questions Divine will, and reflects on Judge Potter, Buchsin, and the era's Higher Law. It closes with a personal note of encouragement for the recipient and a brief political update from Leavenworth.
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Potter
Buchsin
Thenell
Horder
Israel
Ll. Utley
Vote tallies and political notices from 19th century papers
A scanned compilation lists county vote estimates and party results for a New Jersey race, noting Governor and Congressional results. It includes an ancilllary Charleston ad notice requesting workhouse inmates supply blankets, plus editorials on slavery era beliefs and political principles.
Univen States Wren and Political Chatter
A fragmentary colonial era newspaper item mixes mock diplomacy from Capt Nat Johnson and fleeting notices. It references Captain Johnson noting English visitors praising American institutions while hinting at pre Pierce politics. It also mentions legislative relocations, immigration scoops, and a sentimental line about liberty.
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Wren
Nat. Johnson
Capt. Nat
Nat
Pierce
Fragmentary Notice of a Local Marriage Arrangement
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a marriage at a residence involving Mr Joux W. Biaue and Miss Many Asuunn, both of this soilige. It references a preliminary ceremony or wake with music and bands, and a pledge or offering tied to a religious wake.
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Joux W. Biaue
Baraboo Market Prices Printed In 1856 Sheet Fragment
Fragmentary price list from Baraboo dated 1856 shows meat and produce quotes including pork at seven hundred and thirteen and a half, mutton around two handers, veal at forty two hundred, and various per pound or per dozen figures. Names and many OCR garbles appear throughout.
Magnetic Polarity Of Iron Ships And Compass Impact
A reader recalls a claim about a ship built with its head north and the later finding it faced northeast. The discussion links hammering iron to magnetic polarity, suggesting compass effects align with the ship's magnetic orientation and can indicate variation. The note ends with a generic ad for new goods.
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Massime Posomya
Scorms- By
Fugieve
Sconmany
Bartus
Lea
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