07 Jun 1860
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Newspaper
Grant County Witness
Location
Platteville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1860
Page
1
A fragmentary tale blends a 19th century bonnet critique with a grisly housekeeper memoir. The story recounts a Christmas era murder at Cartfoil Hall involving a dog, a forged letter, a hidden plate, and the titular family name Cartfoil Millament, ending in a dramatic disappearance and an extinction of the title. The column closes with varied 1860s era notes on crime, politics, and social quips.
The Congregationalists endorse Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency not due to party, but through belief in his character and ability. He is praised as a true, studied, and capable leader who would restore the Constitution and gain broad public support, with Democrats unsettled by the nomination and expected to back it in November per the New York Independent.
The Indiana press from New Albany to Greencastle shows strong support for Lincoln and Hamlin, with Fillmore supporters in some papers shifting to the People’s Ticket. The Cincinnati Commercial prints Giddings letter praising Lincoln’s honesty and urging consistent administration. A surge of building is noted in Shuilaburg this spring.
A compact snapshot of 19th century notes: English poet Martin Faugher Tupper publishes a 300 sonnet volume. several political and social items touch on Seward, Lincoln, and Georgia delegates. New York Spring trade meets expectations. debates on slavery and party splits. a Wisconsin death notices a mother of three. Atlantic cable progress and local manufacturing data. fashion and dietary quirks surface amid political chatter.
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