Wisconsin 1862 water ditch laws and banking act amendment
The act discusses cost apportionment for ditch repairs by county boards, liability for damages to watercourses, and drainage authorizations. It also amends chapter 203 of the general laws 1862 to transfer failed securities to bank stock owners after note circulation. Additional sections set assessment duties for 1862 including property abstracts, state tax apportionment, and publication requirements. A brief local note mentions a German boy Siegmund found dead in the river near a mill and a report about Commodore Goldsborough's printing press aboard the Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Superviare Lereigy
Beaupants
Drainage Land Commissioners
Cona
Cory
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Secretary of State
Ech
V of State
Poperty
County Boards of Supervisors
Siegmund
Robinson & Ballou’s
Voy
Howard
Tram Bay Advocate
Saucer D. Wastises
State of Wisconsin
Secratary’s
Madison
The Fourth of July in Early America
A retrospective on the Declaration of Independence, its unity of the new states, and endurance through war, urging continued patriotism and fidelity to the Union. It notes notable figures and calls for celebration of the nation’s founding and its ongoing prosperity despite internal conflict.
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America
Philadelphia
Wade
United States
Julie Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Janes Madison
Berrick
Pringigaypaysicians
Leox County
Florida
Albany
Turnes & Clark
Park Row
New York
Tremain
Gir
Herrick
Hervick
United, States
Candag
DR. L. RO
Desperate Two Day Battle Near Richmond Reported
New York Tribune extra describes two days of heavy fighting with 124000 men engaged. Bucktails company captured, retreat of right wing, fierce cannonades and infantry clashes near Mechanicsville and Hanover Court House. McClellan on field praised. heavy losses and stubborn rear-guard action across the Chickahominy as forces contest for control toward Richmond.
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New York
New Yok Tribune
Whitehouse
Richmond
Chickahominy
Mechanicsville
McCall
McClellan
Stoneman
Hanover Court House
Mechanicaville
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Mechanicsville Road
Virginia Central Railroad
Fennsylvania
Meehanicaville
Ure
Humphrey
Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment
Porter
Dr Gaines
Durvee
Duryce
Thomas Francis Meager
Twaam
Hooker
Kearney
Sumner
Swice
Sameer
Ayres
Fragments describe Civil War actions and losses at Richmond
The account reports heavy combat around Porter's and Smith's divisions near Mechanicsville and Gaines Mill with large rebel forces, high Union casualties, and notes from Washington and New York papers. It describes troop movements toward Richmond, evacuations at White House, and Beauregard and Jackson reinforcements, framing a costly engagement for McClellan's army.
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Count de Paris
Jackson
Shenandoah
Fair Oaks
Pennsylvania
Sykes
Slotum
Porter
11Th Regular Infantry
14Th
Roselle
McClellan
Col. Pratt
New York
Black
Sweitzer
Smith
Gen McClellan Roils James River Moves Toward Fort Monroe
Philadelphia dispatches describe Gen McClellan drawing his right wing across the Chickahominy to the James River with gunboat aid and light losses, while enemy forces estimated around 30,000 hum with Stoneman’s corps hovering. Reports note disordered telegraph lines near Washington and a new army appointment list from Wisconsin and Colorado volunteers.
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Whitehouse
Waitehouse
Inez
Stoneman
Gen. Casey
Col. Ingalls
Capt. Sartetle
Yorktown
James River
Fortress Monroe
McClellan
Washington
Ife
Chickahominy
Philadelphia
Baltimore American
James Silver
Kumua River
Redmond
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Com. Goldsborough
Minnesota
Suly
War Department
Squire Burchard
Staite
Ovince
Stare Treagerer
Manises
Janes T. Lewis
PROM
New York Herald
Gaines’ Mills
McGielan
Tiree P.m
Slocum
Parner
Meagher
Meagh
Leoni
Lee
Amierson
Branch
West Point
Virginia
New
Hank
Washington City
Gen. McClellan
Tunstall
Adjutant General’s
Janes Potter
Cavalry
Theodore Ten Eyck
19Th Regiment Infantry
Terry J. Doolittle
Wis
Aide Deramp
Rains
QS. Vanahon
W. AL. Payne
Aid Decamat
McDowell
Joswell E. Sawyer
Gupta
Wailton
Ihinore E. Litts
Secretary of War
L.tuomas
Adj
King
Fremont
Heang Warners Kine
Fredericksburg
Tolis
Cit
Rufus King
Charles Henry Killips
Tehall
Geaver Dam
Robert Killips
M. G. Robinson
M. C. Robinson
Rabicon
Atam Hawn, Jerome Pwawn
IL. W. Finch
Fancy Cassimeres
Bouver Dam
H.W. Bartis
Daly
Bua
Mt City
Babcoge
Guy Clerk
Dodge County Court
Probitte
Oader
Wm AL. Foster Heeea
John N. Foster
Juneau
Tve
Beaver Dam
Arms
Said
Leonard Martz
Shaye
Dodge Counry
Wn. F. Crawford
Bleezer B. Foster
James McPaclin
Mayville
Acre
Eleazer B. Foster Guardian
Cloeks
W. HH. Thorp. Drown
Beaver
Tam
E. R. Swato
Drown
Swan
Joan A. Bigert
Otige
Dodge County
State of
Francis J. Raed
Calamus
Acclion
Dodge
Fune
Sat Erard
Huntington
Farmersburg
Clayton County
Towa
Cor T. & J. Robinson
Bkanitowoc
A. Martin
Onion River
Fort Atkinson
F. Reerrs
Boston
State
Aly
Toatts
Votal Liabili
REDFI
Zarte and
Gsad Substantia
ELD
agent_ahne
McClellan Mills
Fleming and Grist Ali
Marvin & Goodnow
Thomas Samuels
Wiwat
Millaratour
Ily
Lalig
E L. Jones
Junean Wight
G. W. Farr
Trenton
WM. B. Martin
June
Estray
Binet
Burnett
W. NI. Sutherland
Puynett
Fane
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