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Newspaper
Geneva Express
Location
Geneva, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1856
Page
2
Dispatches from Indiana claim Willard the Democrat is elected governor. Republicans hold the Senate and Democrats dominate the State ticket by at least a five thousand vote majority.
Walworth County Sheriff Joseph Gates issues a general election notice for November next. Voters will elect President and Vice President electors, a U S Representative for the first district, and members of the Wisconsin Assembly. County officers to be chosen include Clerk of the Court Sheriff Register of Deeds Treasurer Clerk of the Board Surveyor Coroner.
Geneva market listing for October 25, 1856, shows assorted commodities including Wheat varieties, Flour, Corn, Old Shelled, Buckwheat Flour per hundred, Potatoes, Oats, Pork per pound, Butter per pound, Cheese per pound, Lard per pound, Eggs per dozen, Beans per bush, Chickens, and Mackerel. Also mentions Hides and Sheep Skins among items.
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