Trempealeau County April 1861 Circuit Court session
The April Term of Trempealeau County Circuit Court opened with Judge George Gale absent on days one and two. John Nicholls Clerk recorded citizenship hearings for John Canoe and George Pierson among others. Grand and Petit Jurors were sworn. cases included indictments for gambling and assault, adjournments, and numerous civil actions such as foreclosures, name change, and a slander suit.
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Circuit Court
Trempealeau County
George Gale
Fudge
Wm. A. Oram
John Nicholls
John, Canco
Scotland
N. B. Grover
C. Bidwell
A. Carey
Nosh Adama
Wm. T. Burns
D. C. Bigelow
N. D
Grand Jury
John B. Dunning
Canada
Mathias Tappert
Prussia
Peter Speier
Sev
Jacob Melchior
United States
George Pierson
Ireland
State of Wisconsin
Sheldon Ketchum
King Cattle
G. Y. Freeman
Batte- George Maughmerty
Clara Utter R. J.w.marsh
F. A. Utter
J A. Daniels
Costa
John M. Levy
R.e.jonesal
Noyes
WH. Tucker
I. Jonesal
W. H. Tucker
Ben. B. Healy
R. Agt
Bunn Atty
Ptt
A. P. Webb & Wife
R. Bunn
J. A. Collier
Isaac Noyés
John A. Daniels
Foward Wilkelmano
Atty
Plf
J.w.millour
Alex. A. Arnold
Vernon
James B. Bradford
Marriage Resembles Shears Yet Tightens Like Ties
A proverb-like reflection contrasts marriage to joined shears that move apart yet remain bound. It notes the union punishes any outsider who attempts to come between the couple, underscoring tension and loyalty within shared life.
Plowing for Corn Considered by R C Kendall
The Baltimore Rural Register presents R C Kendall on corn culture. He argues deep thorough plowing, eleven inches, and enduring soil care prevent drownings and washouts, reducing reliance on merchant fertilizers and improving moisture retention in subsoil.
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Baltimore Rural Register
R. C. Kendall
Veneered houses rise in New York and New England style
A discussion of veneered houses describes building with balloon frames and brick veneer secured by spikes. It notes the method for brick and studding, foundation extension, and filling gaps with mortar to deter rodents. Claims include storm safety dryness warmth and longer life than frame buildings, with less painting.
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New York
Newngland
Legislature and Education Report on Pending Measures
The March 27 session ended with a tied vote on the County Superintendency due to absentees. Reconsideration seems unlikely this term, while the Liberty measure remains undecided. Endowment efforts for Lawrence University continue. failure would let opponents claim education progress was blocked by the current Legislature.
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Senate
Trelp
Reeder Smith
Lawrence University
Journal of Education
Conquest and Science Open Paths by Sword
A reflective line notes that conquest has driven curiosity and opened scientific pathways through military force. It suggests exploration was propelled by conflict and that science advanced where armies pressed forward.
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Onur Circuit
Bates
Charles Angel
J. E. Weeks
J. H. Warren
Joseph Dale
Nathaniel Stearns
H. G. Tracey
Weoesel Lowe
D. B. Thompson
RB. A. Odell
Charles Bidwell
D. A. Magee
D. &. Perkina
Winn
J. Suttie
J. W. Root
Wm. van Sickle
D. T. Atwood
W.W. Parker
Turner
Dist
I. Noyes
H. BE. Doolittle
David Massner
Pucker
Bunn
Montgomery
Leander Viets
Geo. Batchelder
A. W. Newman
Pitt
Joan Nicwolls