Supreme Court Declares Tax Assessment Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court on Saturday issued two major rulings. The tax assessment under the relief act is unconstitutional due to unequal burdens between private property holders and works projects. A suit by James Koeeland challenged road taxes, highlighting Milwaukee road assessments. The decision hints at possible legislative action, warning many tax titles since 1855 may be devalued and burdened holders may suffer.
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James Koeeland
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Milwaukee
Inem
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Mapzson
Regimental Hospital Controversy From Civil War Camp Gabris
On March 6 1862 at Camp Gabris the Sth Wisconsin Regiment discussed a contentious matter regarding a sword and a surgeon within the hospital. Officers and soldiers debated discipline and duty, arguing for proper respect and obedience as essential to military order, with the exchange framed as a lesson in conduct and loyalty under command. The communication, attributed to Colonel in command, emphasizes duty, the value of discipline, and the soldier’s defense of the country.
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Wisconsin
Camp Gabris
Lewis Longstaff
G. N. Foote
Cy Ki
D. Johnson
B. Schoeffe
Letersery
Abolish Slavery Sentiment in War Era Debate
Le Crosse Democrat urges abolition as the sole path to end rebellion and feed the war effort. The piece argues freeing enslaved people will improve black and white conditions, quiet loyalists in the South, and prevent economic strain from tax burdens.
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Trowbie
le Crosse Democrat
United States Senate Terms Expiring With Next Congress
The following named senators have terms expiring March 4, next: James Dixon Rep Connecticut Miron S. Latham Opp California James A. Bayard Opp Delaware Rosenn Wright Opp Indiana James Morrill Rep Maine Charlie Bumner Nep Massachusetts Anthony Kennedy Opp Maryland Zach Chandler Rep Michigan Henry M. Rice Opp Minnesota Preston King Rep New York John H. Thompson Opp New Jersey Baird Wilmot Rep Pennsylvania James P. Simmons Rep Rhode Island Andrew Johnson Opp Tennessee Belomon Foote Rep Vermont Waitman T. Wiley Opp Virginia Jacob R. Dochoile Rep Wisconsin
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Connecticut
Miron S. Latham
California
James A. Buvard
Delaware
Rosenn
Wright
Indiana
Jate Morrill
Marie
Charlie Bumner
Massachusetts
Anthony Kenedy
Maryland
Zach Chaudier
Michigan
Henry M. Rice
Minnesota
Preston King
New York
Iohn HB
Thompson
New Jersey
Baird Wilmot
Pennsylvania
James I’. Simmons
Rhode Island
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Belomon Foote
Varmont
Waitman
General McClellan Address at Fairfax Court House
Long general order from Major General Geo. B. McClellan urging discipline and readiness for battle with the Army of the Potomac. He promises support, calls for heroic exertions, long marches, and unity in purpose, and salutes the soldiers’ loyalty as they prepare to face Confederate forces. Separate notes preview Southern Confederate sentiment and political chatter, including press criticism of a Spanish minister and other dispatches.
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Spain
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Newhall House
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Dam
E.W. Thaytr
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Mrs Polk hosts Grant visit at her Savannah estate
An account describes General Grant visiting Mrs. Polk at her elegant Savannah residence. The brick mansion sits behind a fragrant yard of cedars and daffodils with a costly tomb for the late president, while Mrs. Polk remains courteous yet noncommittal in reply to visitors.
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Ephraim
Destructive Civil War Battles Reported From Several Fronts
Telegraphic dispatches from Baltimore and St Louis detail Union successes at New Bern and New Madrid with heavy artillery captures, large prisoner totals, and significant enemy losses. Reports cite brigadier deaths, major casualties, and strategic river operations, while Map City Court overturns farm mortgage relief as tax cases proceed.
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Salem
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Ark
Notice to Creditors in Dodge County Probate
In the estate of James Kennedy late of Burnett Dodge County Wisconsin letters of administration issued and creditors limited to present claims for examination and allowance. The County Judge will on the first Monday in May and November 1862 at the Court House Juneau receive examine and adjust all claims against the deceased. Dated March 17, 1862. Leonard Metz County Judge
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Dodge County Court
James Kenedy
Burnett
Dodge
Wisconsin
Juneau
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Leonard Metz
Wanted Young Lady and Young Man for Millinery and Dry Goods
Advertises for an 18 year old girl to learn millinery and dress making and a similar aged young man to work in a dry goods store. Requires good business qualifications and quick accurate math skills. German-speaking young man preferred. Address Box 404 Beaver Dam P. D.
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Dodge County Probate In the matter of Caleb Marston estate
Dodge County probate notice states widow Elizabeth Marston seeks administration of the late Caleb Marston of Lomira. The petition, filed in Dodge County Court, asks the judge to grant admin to Elizabeth and her son Warren. The hearing is set for April 7 at 11 am at the courthouse in Janesville, with notice to heirs and interested persons by three weekly Beaver Dam Argus publications.
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Elizabeth Marston
Lomira
Dodge
Wisconsin
Caleb Marston
Warren Maraton
Janeau
Anid
Beaver Dam
Argng
Anid County
A. J
Leonard Mertz
Dodge County
Wales Chapman
Qakgrove
Sally Chapman
Enid Walesy
Ounkgrove
Per Mane
Lewis W. Gringe
Juneau
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