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Newspaper

Daily Courier

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1854

Page

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Congressional Convention Held For Third District at Waubin Teas

A congressional convention was planned to select a delegate from the Third district. The notice notes assembly of delegates from each precinct, with one delegate per precinct or district. It recommends appointing delegates from the states within the district to attend the convention.

Congressintal Covention Waupin Teaster Lavis Republican P. xX Ambrey Santa Fees I Weightman Lexington I. Aubrey Express Russell, Waddell & Co New Mosive Onecox Portland John W. Davis Oregon Atlantic States Astoria Isi Statesman Fort Laramie Independence Lieut Grattan Indiana American Pur Company Fort Riles Garricon Fort Taramiv St. Louis

Assembly District Convention and Democratic Party Feud

A fragment from the Sheboygan Journal reports on an assembly district convention in Winnnebaga County with delegates to be chosen in October and a discussion denouncing President Pierce. It also includes a harsh rebuke of the Sheboygan Journal and mentions the Democratic State Convention at Detroit nominating Governor and officials.

Souh Age Rally Winnnebaga Ieee Qrretinets Oilot Waupst Guile Gertuber Aitmas LO Koiske W. R. Kennedy Diaz Plafem Picre Sheboygan Sual Yam Sose Pierew Marey Milsaukee Congress Gov Bansrow Ibis Democratic Party Mieteax Strate Novanios Detroit Jons Taniy W. A. Ricowoxp Siam Baseners

Emigration to United States Reaches Forty L Thousand Estimate

A brief report notes that emigration to the United States this year is thought to reach around four hundred thousand people. The figure reflects early estimates amid ongoing migration discussions and context from the period.

United States

Milwarene Graix Marnet Wheat Sale Figures

A farm or club report notes wheat sales in Stilwavkey on a Saturday with figures for spring and winter. The entry lists corn 58.39, Orts 35.36, Bar loy 90E95, and Ree KOR, indicating mixed commodity totals and pricing.

Stilwavkey

Violent Storm at Charleston Caused Immense Damage

A fierce storm began in Charleston and lasted about forty eight hours. The city and surrounding areas suffered extensive damage to warehouses and stores as floodwaters rose and ships were wrecked or sunk. Telegraph lines failed, and reports mention losses on the wharves, with ships and crews damaged or destroyed. The interior also faced flooding and property loss.

Charleston S.C Baltimore Pines Bureli de Mello Isabella Pears

Toothache remedy and comic dialogue from Bedford Mercury

An excerpt presents a domestic scene where a woman explains a toothache remedy while a small boy asks about a patent medicine. The dialogue shifts to a British humor note with William Chambers and a quip about Americans. A closing joke defines friendship as a friend who helps when you are slipping.

Young melon seller on Nesssu Street forecast of riches

A tall young man with a fight attire rushes through Nesssu street carrying a watermelon. He sets a pine board as a stall on Maiden Jam corner, slices the fruit, and arranges it for passersby while plans of future wealth and expansion are humorously prophesied by Brother Jonathan.

Yorsa America Nesssu Strett Greenwood Jonathan

Bears and boat clash on Lake Champlain voyage

A family of bears near Whitehall in Washington County chased an old she bear with cubs as they migrated south. The mother bear struck the animal with an oar, then the two boats disengaged and headed to shore. Local belief holds the woman and boy will not soon bear another hunt on Lake Champlain.

Tom Corwin Tom Ewing Ewing Tom Corwin N. C Lars Gabarras Holbrooks Von Holbrook Will Neod Washington Co Whitehall Worn Sane Gramming Lake Champlain

Russians fail to take field-works and fortresses

The article contrasts Russian siege failures with a French or allied assault achieving a fort storm. It notes that Russians could not reduce field-works before Silistria and that fortresses were relieved before decamp. It mentions St Nicola and Hansreund in a brief, polemical critique.

Porecop Oteela- Koff Warsaw Distristz Silistria St. Nicola’ c Hansreund

Wisconsin woman in field touts medicinal waters in the West

The Sandusky Register notes a Wisconsin woman promoting medicinal waters and cures in the West amid fever and mosquitos. It claims a medieval spring has been found rich in minerals and lists various chemical elements and compounds as part of the supposed cure.

Wisconsin Muatels Toosestal St. Catheries Saratoga Sandusky Register Gransl Rapids Michian

Notice of Payment and Removal of Incomplete Notes

Fragmented notice indicates payment action and removal of notes. It mentions Ames and a named person Huck Wakhess, with unclear directives about savings and bank details. likely local public posting about overdue notes and settlement steps.

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