Local Town Businesses and Professionals Noted
The community lists 1 Boot and Shoe Shop, 2 Motels, 1 Tailors Shop, several Carpenters Shops, 5 practicing Lawyers, and two Physicians serving about 700 residents. No spirituous liquors sold in town.
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Newspaper
Galesville Transcript
Location
Galesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1860
Page
5
The community lists 1 Boot and Shoe Shop, 2 Motels, 1 Tailors Shop, several Carpenters Shops, 5 practicing Lawyers, and two Physicians serving about 700 residents. No spirituous liquors sold in town.
A historical sketch details several river villages in Bad Ax County, describing founders, land transfers, and early enterprises. It notes De Soto and Winne shick origins, the Boston Company’s milling operations, river landings, post offices, stores, and hotels, with population estimates around 300 to 500 and notes on development promises for the county.
The letter from G. P. R. describes the Charleston and Republican conventions, the new Wigwam headquarters with capacity for about 10,000, and a crowd of visitors. It notes the Illinois Yates and Hoffman nominations, growing construction in Chicago, and the use of hydraulic presses to raise streets and buildings. Governors Morrill of Maine and Lane of Indiana attend the dedication.
In May 1860 Oiicaco notes the Republican Convention assembling in the city and that the Wigwam dedication proceeded as planned, though several invited speakers were unable to attend. The writer promises more frequent updates for readers about the event and its proceedings.
The St Louis News describes a 3700 mile intelligence relay accomplished by horses and riders racing across plains, forests, and mountains. Riders swap exhausted mounts as they push a treasured package to its destination, akin to Highland battle cries, with Sioux onlookers noted.
The Quadrennial General Conference will be held in Buffalo on May first. The St. Louis Republican notes that the Erie Rule faces district conference scrutiny with forty to fifty meetings, arguing it will likely fail to secure the two thirds needed in the General Conference. The rule aims to bar slave holders from church communication per last year’s Erie Conference resolution.
A brief reflective note warns that love cannot survive harshness and cruelty, noting that meanness destroys love and even weakens natural affection.
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