Fur Governor and State Officials: Wisconsin slate list
The document names candidates for state offices including Fur Governor Louis P Harvay from Rock, Lt Governor Howard Salomon from Milwaukee, Secretary James I Lewis from Columbia, State Treasurer D. Waltings from Trempealeau, Attorney General James H Howe from Brown, Bank Comptroller William H Ramsey from Ozankee, Superintendent Josiah Bl Pigard from Grant, State Prison Remissioner Gans C Figs from Racine, Assembly Orlando F Brown from Buffalo County, and Trempealeau County Supervisor A. B. Wyman of Galesville.
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James ‘I. Lewis
Columbia
D. Waltings
Trempealeau
James H.howe
Brown
WM. H. Ramsey
Ozankee
Public Instruction
Josiah BL. Pigsard
Grant
Por
Gans CG
FIGS
Racine
Orlando F. Brown
Buffalo Co
Trempedleau County
A. BR
WYMAN
Galesville
Trempealeau County Agriculture Fair Report
Trempealeau Fair held midweek at Trempealeau with poor weather limiting exhibits. Fruit shows strong for infancy of the county, praise for Batehelder Liter and Gilfillan apple specimens. Garden produce shines with large watermelons and fine squash, potatoes highlighted as best for the table rather than market.
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Prempealeau
Trempealeau
Utice
Messrs
Batehelder
Fromer
W Gilfillan
Ir. Batchelder
Gillies
G. Stathhulder
New England
Trempealeau County Fair Displays and Promises
The Trempealeau County Fair showcased Mrs. W A Johnston moss temple and towers of flowers, with notable lithographs by J Nicholls and fine water colors by Wu Nichollp. Ladies produced fine handcrafts while Mr Richard Nicholls presented good bird and badger specimens. Military companies impressed despite losses to war, and the paper urges a permanent Keystone site for future fairs to ensure ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnston
J. Nicholls
Wu Nichollp
Trempealeau
Trempeatean
Galesville
Batchelder
Clair
Brempesteau County Fair
Mo Readers and Correspondents Notice of Delayed Submissions
The column thanks readers for letters and notes that some items were postponed due to space. It invites new correspondents to contribute and mentions that notices intended for Friday publication must be submitted by Monday.
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Gome
Godeys Lady's Book subscription offers November terms
Godeys Lady's Book announces November rates for subscriptions with low prices due to its quality. One copy for one year costs 3 dollars, two copies 5 dollars, three copies 6 dollars, four copies 7 dollars, eight copies 8 dollars, eight plus an extra copy for the club initiator 15 dollars, and twenty for a clever club. The only substitute allowed in clubs is Arthur's Home Magazine. Address I A Godey 825 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pa.
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Godey
Arthur
I. A. Godey
Chestnut Veet
Philadelphia
Thief Seized After Stealing Horse From Rev Stith at Conference
The thief who stole a horse from Rev. A B Stith during a conference at Interville was captured and jailed in Hau Claire. The horse was identified, and the Rev. Stith credited with perseverance. While being moved to Trempeelean for trial, the suspect leaped from the steamboat. fate unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stith
Interville
Hau Claire
Rau Claire
Trempeelean
Tril
Bowls
Wyman Named as Supervisor Candidate Amid Praise
The candidate Mr. Wyman earns support for county office noting his accuracy in business, devotion to county interests, and sterling integrity. His past service and steady character are highlighted as reasons for a likely popular and successful run for Supervisor.
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Ssn Pererct
Wyman
Candidate Support for District No. 1 Supervisor
The note states George Batchelder of RempeaJean is the likely candidate for District No. 1. It endorses Batchelder’s competency and notes no word yet from other districts, reflecting an undermood behind the choice.
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Ron Fisv
Low Thin
Reverend Sprimewn Moves Into County
Rev I H Sprimewn, long located at Trompealeau by the late conference, called at our office yesterday as he moves into the county We extend best wishes and hope his presence here brings both spiritual guidance and community benefit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Sprimewn
Trompealeau
Editorial Space Replaced by Correspondence This Week
A portion of the usual editorial content is omitted to make room for correspondence from readers and other commentary. The page features letters and responses, reflecting community views and ongoing public discourse.
Tremp. Go. Agricultural Society Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Hx Com of the Tremp. Go. Agricultural Society will be held at the office of the Secretary in Galeaville on Monday the 2th inst at 10 oclock. Oct 24th 1863 G Y Freeman, Secretary.
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Hx. Com
Tremp. Go. Agricultural Society
Galeaville
G Y. Freeman
Svucrutary
Truman and Perr Tie The Knot In Arcadia Ceremony
Married in Arcadia on October 19 at the bride’s father’s residence the ceremony was performed by Rev Sumner Tucker. The couple is Mr Joan Truman and Miss Mauriesa Perr.
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Arcadia
Sumner Tucker
Joan Truman
Mauriesa Perr
Letter from a Wisconsin regiment veteran on route to Camp Randall
A former University student writes from Benton Barnacle, St. Louis, Oct 15, describing a military march from Camp Randall to Chicago and then to St. Louis. The regiment receives cheering crowds, procures provisions in Wisconsin, then travels to Barnum's Hotel in Chicago before moving toward an unknown destination, praised by Secretary Cameron.
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Benton Barnacne
St. Louis
Friexp
Randlall
Chicago
Innisville
Wisconsin
South Western
St. Louia
St. Lowis
Barnum’s Hotel
Cameron
Murphey
Simon Cameron
Free States
Esnas
Kentucky
Arkansse
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PHE Transcript
Pec
Ana
Vivey
Bnatans Crivda
Republican Union
Louis P. Harvay
Rock
Howard Salomon
Milwaukee
Fine Arts
Trempealeau County
Richard Nicholls
Trempea- Joan
A. A. Arnold
Godey’s Lady's
Correspondmee
Ourself
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