The Bacaboo Republic Journal Opens At Baraboo
The Baraboo Republic, a weekly journal founded by Kellogg and Perkins, announces its launch with a broad program. It pledges universal suffrage, editorial vigor, and wide coverage of national state and local intelligence. The paper promises literature, scientific notices, and a large exchange list, with subscription details and club terms.
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Ager
Penusa
Ea Republican Party
Republic
Yoniter
Jim Road
Vance
Kellogg & Perkins
Growth of Baraboo population and industry prospects
The Baraboo area shows rapid growth with an estimated 2 500 residents, up from about 1 600, and a 60 percent rise in 16 months. It praises Baraboo Valley for rich resources, woodlands, water power, and potential industrial expansion in tools and manufacturing, noting railroad prospects and future water power utilization.
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Baraboo
Mil, & Miss, Co
Barahoo
Iron Horse
Stevens’ Point
Baraboo's Railroad Future and Regional Growth Hopes
The article argues Baraboo will grow as a railroad hub with the Chicago Madison and St Paul line passing through, promising a central farming and manufacturing district in Baraboo Valley. It envisions rail intersections, improved trade, and a prosperous future boosted by iron, wood, and water power.
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Baraboo
Chicago, Madison
Weal
Bamnboas
Min Sual
Barahoo
Agin
Amusing Fostical Bet Across New England In Summer
Major Rey Surrer Pooun of West Newbury and Col. Ronrri J. Bravanse of Boston bet on Fillmore vs Tremont. apples awarded as stake wheeled in a humorous 36 mile trek to Tremont House with applause. News notes praise a Philomathic Institute and upcoming Brick Church meeting, plus stray items on local politics and newspapers.
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Rey Surrer Pooun
West Newbury
Mass
Ronrri J. Bravanse
Boston
Fillmore
Itvementy
Ben Pertey
Tremond
Bine
Tiina
Major
Tremont
Col. Burbank
Hunor
A Curious Clock in Town and Local Civic Talk
Citizens rejoice at a new elegant chronometer claiming punctuality. A proposed bank for Columbus sparks debate on regional finance. The Philomathic Institute discusses seizing the slave question in future debate. Grand Jury names listed for the county. Weather praised as shocking. Public invited to partake in library prospects and juror summons noted.
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Philomathic Institute
Gio
Nrvsox
Wosnainas
Rovy
Aracsmosa
Nero
Wanuringe
Guv. Neuron
Knowlton
Worcester
Sheri
Masschusetts
Ivy
Contested Charge Recalled From Old Boston Tea Scene
An 19th century-like remark cites Tea Party protesters who allegedly filled their pockets with tea before casting votes. The note references the three leading Catholic cities Baltimore New Orleans and St. Louis delivering large majorities for a Know Nothing ticket in the recent Presidential election.
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Mirseuchusctés
L. M. Keitt
Boston Harbor
Craters
United States
Baltimore
New Orleans
St. Louis
Vast 1860 election news and world notices
A mosaic of 1860 era items reports Buchanan and Fremont standings in New York and Delaware, hints of statewide party shifts, and southern reaction. It notes Wisconsin wheat production, Virginia clerical gaps, a proposed sea voyage printing press, and a prison mortality report from Lawrence Kansas. Also mentions Irish ball antics, and a Milwaukees settler death.
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Ti Hag
Great Western
England
Troy Tees
Saratoga County
Buchanan
Fremont
Dune County
Bad Ax
Bad Ax County
Wisconsin
Belmont
Christivia
Webster
Warmony
Nebraska
Gov
Trard
Thorn
Palo Alto
Mich
Huntington
New York
Niagara Falls
Disaster of the Steamer Superior and 35 lives lost
Telegraph from Detroit reports the steamer Superior wrecking near 4 Rocks of Like Superior in a storm. Only 16 lives saved as the vessel drew water and fires failed. The boat struck rocks, broke apart, and disappeared in the sea amid heavy seas. Political discourse follows with Brigham Young criticizing opposition to polygamy and a broad critique of Congress.
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Losa
Brigham Young
Congress
United States
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevada
Ueber
Fragmented 19th Century Text on Papal Seat Move and Slavery
Fragmentary 19th century notes discuss Papal authorities contemplating moving the papal seat to Jerusalem, Belgian attitudes toward finances, reform among matrons, a Boston-born woman, and scattered political mentions. The text mentions Franklin’s relative Mrs Wingsmin in Philadelphia, the Union’s dissolution, and various local and national figures, with garbled quotations about slavery and politics.
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Tle Taeman
Rome
Jerusalem
Belgium
Franklin
Tane Wingsmin
Philadelphi
Boston
Baraboo Post Office List of Letters and Grocery Prices
List of letters remaining in the Baraboo post office dated Nov 16 and a grocery price page showing items such as beef veal mutton venison and corned beets with per pound or per item prices. Also includes names of individuals to claim letters and a variety of goods with old currency values and measurements.
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Philadelphia Zedger
Barahoo
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