Destruction of a Steamship At Sea Amid Terrible Fire
Eyewitness account from the burning of the steamship Anadrier en route to New York. Aboard were numerous passengers and crew, many perished or were saved by rescue boats and a French bark Measter. Captain Renaud aided victims, while negligence aboard worsened the disaster. 67 souls were eventually taken aboard the Measter, with several officers among the injured or lost.
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Atatemen
New York
O Nelock
Hamburg
Leo
Fier
Andro
Avn
Measter
Ernest Renan
Nantes
Newfound
Isle of
Bourbon
Renaud
Pasaungers
Alogether
Ovision
Republican ticket named for county offices of Greenfield area
The RepublicanConvention lists AssiMbLeNorth District of AAUK Register of Deeds JAMS M CLARK Greenfield Sharif E MARTIN Burnloo Clerk of Court I M STEWART New Buffalo Foy County Surveyor EDWARD NORRIS New Buffalo Gorener T W STRONG Spring Green The column praises the slate saying the ticket is strong and composed of honest citizens who were chosen for the offices rather than the offices choosing them The writer notes space limits prevented full candidate notices and expresses pride in the ticket and its suitability for the county.
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Foy
Edward Norris
New Buffalo
Gorener
T. W. Strong
Spring Green
Ecolownia
Madison
Eli O. Radd
Curtis Bates
Lienry A. Peck
Republican Central Committee
Sauk County
Barahoo
Chas. Armstrong
E. Martin
R. RK
Remington
Prairie du Lac
Wilkinson
D. B. Quinby
Christian Obright
Reedsmoy
A. West
D Caryar
E. Gleason
Barlow
A. Vanderpool
Solomon Brown
Delano
S. J. Seymour
Sam
Linnell
It Fuller
Wingfeld
John Pelton
J. Cottington
E. Gregory
Westflewe
Wm. Palmer
RK. Briggs
Tra Ingalla
Toney Creek
Gattiker
A. Wilc Vox
Geo. Nippert
Troy
Alex. Stewart
W. J. Howes
Silas W. Corwith
A Loving Green
C. E H.ayes
GG. Reely
I. D. Worthington
Prankling
John Bear
Hi Jones
Jas. Harvey
Marston
John H. Towt
J. G. Blakesly
BR. Thornton
Woodland
W. Clement
Cheater Root
Hiram Cook
J. 11
Morley
F. N. Peck
Win
I. Longley
Fairfield IL
Getchell
Amos Norton
John Bennett
Freedom
Mathew Hil
A. R. McCoy
W. U.T
Republican State Convention Promotes Republican Interests
The Madison Republican State Convention last week was harmonious and fostered Republican aims. Delegates return with renewed enthusiasm for freedom and determination to advance their principles. The piece urges unity, predicts potential for a Republican Legislature, and stresses the need for persistent effort to sustain party preponderance nationwide, especially in the North.
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Madison
Sank
Delaware
Texas
Wisconsin
Barrontay
Colventtox
Wisconsin Refuses to Repeal Missouri Compromise Measure
The text notes Northern Democrats oppose repealing the Missouri Compromise and cite Judge Duss and Judge Down for influencing Wisconsin's stance in 1854. It references a Wisconsin Assembly vote against repeal, an indefinitely postponed Senate vote, and calls for rebuke at the next election over “unfaithful servant” actions.
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Senate Journal
Wisconsin
Republican Gains Sweep Several States In Fast Break
Just as we go to press we report large Republican gains across Pennsylvania and Indiana. Ohio and Iowa trend Republican while Philadelphia and Cincinnati vote decisively against the Administration. Connecticut also shows large gains.
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Guorious Trwines
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Connertient
Alec Large
Washburns Speech at Court-House Meeting Sparks Debate
Mr Wistid’s excerpted remarks at the court house gathering criticize the Democracy and defend the Republican stance on slavery in territories. Washburn argues Democratic shifts from 49 to Kansas Nebraska and asserts the people’s sovereignty was violated by Dred Scott era rulings. He speaks for about two hours to a large attentive crowd, followed by endorsements from Vanderpool, Thomas, and Remington and a cheering, music-filled departure.
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Ile
Dusn
Chia
Dova- Las
Congress
Kansas-Nebraska
Doc‘irvine
Drod Suntt
United States
Kven Devenss
United States Supreme Court
South
North
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Lound
Dred Scott Engo
Sinvery
U. S
Com
Cincinnati
Wasbury
Vanderpool
Newport
Thomas
Freedom
G.C. Remington
Barabay
Dann
Court House
Bare
EL Ring
TS Tripp
Mack DY
Barabao
Europe
Moraes
Ramiel
Moray
State Fair at Madison draws record crowds
The State Fair at Madison last week proved a success thanks to public spirit and enterprising committee work. Grounds and departments were well arranged, accommodations for large crowds were ample, and attendance and exhibits set records, with estimates ranging from fifteen to thirty thousand. The fair boosted agriculture and mechanics, though damp weather marred some events.
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Madison
Madison Fair sets high bar for equestrians amid wind and cheers
The Sauk County Fair closed with a strong equestrian display despite a wind drying the rain, while minor injuries occurred when seating gave way. Editors praised press hospitality in Madison and noted Republican organizing across Sauk County towns led by Rudd Bates and Peck. A large press gathering at Madison highlighted camaraderie and ongoing party alignment.
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Madison
Barry
Siamon Mitxs
Sauk County Bank
Ciizen
Republican Convention Ninth Senatorial District Delton Sauk Co
At the Republican Convention in Delton Sauk County delegates from Adams Juneau and Sauk counties were seated. Chairman Col Edward Sumner presided with L. Ke. Saxton J. W. Morley and Thomas D. Lang on credentials. An informal ballot followed with Bassinger and Spain among top vote getters as ballots were tallied.
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Sauk Co
Adams
Juneau
Sauk
Barlow
Col
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Temuel Berry
QO. B. Lapham
L. KE. Saxton
J. W. Morley
Thomas D. Lang
Bamuel W. Pierce
Sauk County
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Palmer
J. Quimby
W. Conmorth
John Bear
IL Bassinger
Shomms
J. Lang
J.J. Waterbury
Curtis Bates
A. West
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R. Thornton
Gregory
R. KR
Remington
Cross
Amos Norton
SW. Tyler
J.C. Kingston
Thomas Mason
Samuel W. Pierce
Wm. TL
Spain
Adama
Junean
Jacob Rogers
Joige Tyret
John Kershaw
John Kingston
John Tanner
Terea
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Train
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Mr.Crain
Tollers
Bassinger
R. W. Pavis
I. Kk. Naver
W. Curtis
K. Rich
Hiassinger
Gassenger
Curtis
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Naver
Gird
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