Franklin Arctic expedition fate and aftermath described
Reports on Sir John Franklin's lost Arctic expedition of 1845, the search efforts led by British authorities and explorers, and the eventual confirmations of Franklin's death. The piece notes vessels Erebus and Terror, multiple relief attempts through 1850, and Lady Franklin's vigil, ending with reflections on Arctic exploration's legacy and poetry inspiration.
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Canads
Franklin
Jn Hearoh
Thiage
Arctic
North-Waalpassa
Baflin’s Bay
Jnat
John Richardson
James Noss
John Franklin
James Ross
Tidy Franklin
Lao
Deepatchinge
Prince Alburt
Sunny Grinnell
Srobus
Tarroy
Kang
Edward Belcher
McClure
Soa
Antheasa
Logan
Lady Franklin
Arotfa
Fox
McClintock
Sir John Franklin
Kin William’s Island
England
Acath
Kane
Surencr
Northwest
Prssace
Icant
Jong
Chamber
Waa
Sir John
Tke Bernt
Loveis
Huaant
Yvara
Prospects of Republicanism in the 1800 election noted
In a Confederate like tract the piece argues that East and West returns bolster Free Nation and Republicanism for 1800. It cites Pennsylvania as a Democratic stronghold, Minnesota and Indiana shifting away from slavery and Democratic misrule, Maine Vermont Connecticut Ohio and Iowa backing the Union, and Wisconsin rallying for Republicanism. The author urges Wisconsin voters to support Buchanan and Free Kansas opponents now and warns of national consequences if the Republican ticket fails.
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Banner
United States
Buchanan
Saise
Minnesota
Indiana
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Ohio
Iowa
Utah
Cuba
Kansas
Jim
Wiscovery
Union
Political Feud Becomes Test of Democratic Unity and Republican Support
The piece voices strong partisan views on Sumner and Ableman, debating their national positions and party loyalties. It notes Sumner’s Republican stance against slavery in territories and Ableman’s Democratic alignment with Buchanan. Also mentions James H. Howe as Republican Attorney General candidate and upcoming talks at Prairie du Lac, urging voters to consult official tickets and beware fake ones.
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Ole
Suan
Ableman
Edward ‘Sumner
Morati
Neas
Democrata
Rorio
Douglas
Richtany
Cuba
Douglas Mon Hera
Dred Scott
Colorado
White Men Are Bound To Respect.” “On the Other Hand, Mr. Sumner
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Kansas
Hlo Belleves
Ald
Jefferson
Congress
Prampu
James H. Howe
Isatca
Prairie du’ Lac
Carl’ Schurz
Baraboo Village Life and Local Notices
The Baraboo scene centers on a strong wheat crop and bustling merchant activity. Merchants report a wider mercantile range due to cheap deals, with weekly wagon fleets delivering wheat and returning with merchandise. A honey theft from N. H. Howlett’s premises prompts a B10 reward offer. a Teachers Institute, Harpers Magazine, and dental notices appear alongside local commerce updates and a Bank of England pride note. Local editorials touch on recovery from hard times and civic pride.
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Sleston
Sam Van’s Letter Attacks Hobart Cast in Democratic Feud
In a lengthy Patriot missive from Sam. van, the author denounces Hobart as a dangerous politician and defends Webb, alleging a plot to plunder the School Fund, with Barstow, Randall, and Braly Brown named in accusations of corruption. The piece argues Hobart’s allies seek power while Democrats split, urging voters to oppose Hobart in November.
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Miata Journal
Hobart
Sams
G. Bugh
Beriah
Ajonos
Mr. Webb
Rene Song
Barstow
Tlunt
Tresaury
Ln Land‘enl
Chilton
Borlah Brown
Epiasopal Church
Madison
LaCrosse Bonda
Baratowiens
Croage
Stenl
Cnnee
Randall
Tobart
Tam Conastons
Move
Guy
Sam. van
Thief arrests in Rochester amid odd card directions
A party of thieves in Rochester were arrested. Authorities found two packs of playing cards with printed instructions urging players to manipulate the cards for gamblers. Other notes mock the spread system and warn readers about risks of deceitful gaming practices.
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Rochester
Ihe Democrat Saya
Kinga
Queens
Spring Wheat and Winter Wheat On Line Carn
A fragmentary notice references wheat varieties and a crop event. It mentions Auree Mant and Sexvis in unclear context, with unreadable dates or organizations. Further readable details are unavailable in the preserved text.
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Feturn
iBuermma
Aontho
Edna
Keeoralustye
Presbury West
Chas
Holinae
Young
giveniMyr
Thia
Reputilianus
tha'South
Cros
Bananoa
Ee ‘Kellogg
Times
Baraboo
Mir
Canfield
Lyceuma Dyery
Lewis‘n. Woon
Peterson
J. B. Peterson
Bio's
Philadelphia
Eoe Bem UN EE
ALEXANDER + RANDALE
Waukenha
Butler G. Noble
Walworth
Pe Warvey
Jamugl D. Wastings
Ceneral
James de Howe
Trown
Bank
Comiptratier
Ysbert van Steenwye
Colimbia
Josias LZ. Pickard
Grant
Pitwon
Hans. C. Ieg
Noctis
NORTH
Baur
Edward Sumner
Assembly
GY Sauk, Jr
Y.oung
Lancaster
Pennsylvand
Ito Cts
Equalization of
Sauk
Sartis
State Board of Equalization
Sauk County
Neo Books
Mita Nervante
Farwell
Feraweil
Perewellt
Kavrenm
Boer
Honey& Staten
N. H. Howlett
Mr. Hl
John Denn
Barateo
Denny
Lita. Bualnesa
Teachers’ Institute
Barnard
Harpers’ Magazine
Kezerta
Swallow
Eng
Kingston
Canada Club
Dr. Goo
W.affles
New York _Express
Bank of England
Blacy
Geysnor
Hannariam
Springfield Republican
Broderick
Washington
Ita
Punsoxat
Tion
Carl Sehurs
Nottennion
Hems
Truk
Justice
Ilo
Mintesota
Schurz
Dem
Louisville Journal
Black
Newport
Harriburg
Huss
Avila
Egypt
Thet
Wadt
Thomaem
Jacud Cline
Mie
Justa Ann Wapdle
Freedom
Baul County
An Fairfeld
Waitonday
Albert Rem Nutt
Reir
Th Fairfiala
Balinlay
Auree
W & Bt
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