Union Nominations in Wisconsin State Convention
The Madison Union Convention nominated L. P Harvey for Governor, J. T. Lewis for Secretary of State, and J. C. Brecken for Superintendent among others. The report praises the candidates, notes their tested public service, and comments on party unity and early campaign signals amid wartime unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
L. P Harvey
Rock
W. C. Allen
Walworths
J. T. Lewis
Columbius
S D
Trempelean
Genval
H L. Lowe
Brown
Janes
T. Lewis
Ater
Trent
Ilies Sisk
J. C. Brecken
Wisconsin
Stends
John
OM Bindiey
Wilwaukee News
Anon Weeneyday
Folowinie
Harvey
Edwart Salomon
Lewin
D. Mastings
JT Towe
Wm. I Raney
Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. le Pickard
Bankers seek note redemption and strict limits in Wisconsin article
A Milwaukee convention of bankers urged immediate note redemption by October amid wavering finances. They proposed 1 percent discount in Milwaukee or Madison on exchange notes, with bank directors appointed to oversee the plan. They also barred new banks and restricted increases in circulation without Bankers Association consent, and urged displacing discredited banks. The report also mentions Civil War military concerns and state nominations, plus a legal case award for railway injuries and a separate verdict against a railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screomit
Milwaukee
Newpie
Madison
New York Exchange
Bankers’ Association
War and Finance in the New Currency and Securities
The war brings a new currency and security system: Demand notes with no interest and two classes of bonds. Six and three tenths percent notes offer two to three years to run and convertibility into twenty year stock, but not all are receivable for public dues. The $310 percent rate is explained as equating to two cents per May on a one dollar bill. Wisconsin reports a $205,000 recovery in silver and gold from state accounts, with remaining balances due. seizures of rebel-era funds occur at the American Express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratibaps Chen
Lewinsvaille
Egupuries
Cody
Lota Dare Arity
Apd
Meiers
Wits
Clare
Union Tien
Saceshers
Chakens Hk
Treasury
2Ompson
Wiscossin
Goto
Sentinel of
Hon
Lexington
Hudson
St Louis
Henry Bradbury
Mulhuun
Wernesday
Col. Mulligan
Presious
Price
Mulligan
Coke
Echo
Mouzan
Thon
A. Marshall
Col. Matfigin
Marshall
I. W. Lander
J Bmayyse
Bouve County
T . Finet
Herahy
Lante Pircorner
Ak Tate
Stee Prem Wai Mileen S
Deis
Detrick
Fox Lake Hest
Seford
Beaver Dan Hernett
Calamus
Qak Chanin Lowill
Fe Kdp
Haantet
Fith Amt
City of
Waterlown
Assetul Thy Assinbly
Ake
Weaford
Galauins
Ein
Portiagd
Paid
Lowell
Beaver Dam
Trenton
Emmet
Chuan
Byore
Burnett
Chester
Watertoun
Row
Lamina
Theress
Willamstown
Hera
Hubbard
Kinsisford
Rubicon
Ashippun
Ninon
Dodge
Gion County
County Board of Supervisors
Ruperteors
General Bank Ng
Wisconsin
New York
Bank Comptroller
Snell Personar Association of Persons
Hante Comptroller
Ina
New Yorks
Goutotrovier
United States
Starks
Sife
Hank Comptroller
Wiscon
Storda
Chambers
Milwaukee
Madison
Silwaukee
Mardison
Bank
Bank Comptrelier
Sch
Mix Ukee
Seeton
Zeclinn
Milwauke
Guy
Wibvaukes
Ofanney
United Staes
Prahanl
Bers
Bauer
Nate
Lana Co
Amy Bank
Hanler
Decemer
Louis P. Hwarvey
Dodge County
Thad
Cape Strong's Report From Civil War Skirmish Patrol
An extended diary-like narrative details a skirmish along a dense exterior line, noting failed picket coverage, close combat with footmen and cavalry, a near capture and injuries from rifle and pistol fire, and a dramatic escape with pursuit by mounted troops. The report also includes telegraphic updates on Lexington Missouri, describing a prolonged siege, water supply cut, surrender, and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Strong
Jamesprayer
Maron Lanrance—Sr
Laut Dodge
Corporal Vianderson
Tseonase
Turnad
Toulkk
Fragmentary Civil War Letter Clipping
A garbled recollection describes a gunshot to a cheek, a fall, and a struggle with a foe. The writer claims to have trapped a horseman by the stirrup, then chased toward camp and encountered exhausted companions and another figure named Unwin. The fragment ends with a sign-off from a captain.
Beaver Dam Court Notices and Sheriff Foreclosure Sale
Public notices from Podge County authorities announce attachments and property levies for Andrew S Bennett. Judgment will be rendered October 21 if nonappearance occurs. Commissioners of Beaver Dam prepare estate claims for Horace Patel Eva and related parties with dates in September 1861 and November 1311 noting foreclosure procedures and county seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou Draven
Charles Z
Justice's Court
Andrew S Bennett
Phelps
Athia
Podge County
Horace
Patel
Beaver
Polraury
Soeluck A
Mount Fu
Honack TD
Papc Sama
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Beavier Dam
Agus
Eocis Paper
Ian
Ernest
Aris Soe
Mo Gletard Tos
Putheg Stein
Tly Gera
Ganker Ention
Niial
J. W. Moore
Ohio State Journal
Banger
Western
Virginia
Col Kelly
Grafton
Wheeling
Manassas
Col. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Tixngton
Old Town
Fisk
New Lexington
Murrigan
Mkhe
Wil
Raircars
B. F Pond
Schobarie Republican
Hudsoniver Rairoad Company
Spuyten Diver Creek
Albany
Central Railroad Company
James H. Resell
Schenectady
Fonda
The
American Express
South
Telegraphic
Chiega
Col
Mollizan
Quincy
Muligan
Wi Regiment
Washington
Col Mulligan
Ger. Fremont
Department
War Department
Jefferson City
Fremont
J. W.S Alexander
Military Department of the
Unwin
Sherif
Blathe
Lara
Cweer
Devan Tal
Atorne
At Pragn
Law
Fours
Isagani
Uae
Dadar
Clare Tis
Ielanider Helima Cca
Care
Tinal Low
Sud
Ant Wulbue LP
Italia
Lbe
Aenseate
Ta Ea BP
Air
Doelsafthas Park County
Ldsstia Voldt
Farner Herods
Ais
Juneau
Carlee
NOTIC
Tn Bank
Ave Reque Council
Com
Leaver Dan
POL
Atv
Eloe Kl
Righ
SENM
Calamas
Irias Proof AL
Dodge County Court
Frederick Elinger
Phinger
Clymi
Wisconin
Frederick Ehinger
Clyman
Said
Prio
Leonard Mertz
alNst
Frxime, 4
No 1 Insurance
T Tine Pbhoonix Insurance Co
Jartvord
Iscduur
WELLE
Corporation
Anit
Affricon
WM. Decker
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