Wisconsin Territory ad act on venue and town divisions
The act changes venue rules for second judicial district, fixes court days in multiple counties, reorganizes several towns including Nemahashi and Le Fayette, sets election sites, and reorganizes Madison session timing. It also repeals sections on canal land sales and adjusts statutes governing legislative assembly sessions and venue changes in criminal cases.
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Council
House of Representatives
Wisconsi
S.verut Coun
Priland
Hird Fouday
Walworth
Torsoa
Mant
Thiz
Péron
Cseritf
United States
Syesker
House of
Legislative Assembly
Wisconsin
Eachang
Supreme Court
Madison
Anid
Howe of Representatives
Tariff policy and its claimed successes in the 1840s
The piece argues the Tariff restored commercial vigor, citing pre Tariff trade deficits, job losses, and factory layoffs in 1841 42. It asserts quick revival post Tariff passing, a favorable balance of trade by 1833, and renewed wealth from domestic production and new export markets. It notes political temper and factional shifts around Henry Clay and Tyler, with editorials praising tariff effects and criticizing locofoco stagnation.
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Custom House
England
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Ita Friens
Philadelphia
Locofoco
Beaton Vercantila
China
Cis
Chron
Legislative actions in Wisconsin Territory 1843 acts
A series of 1843 acts approved by the Wisconsin Territory legislature. Topics include repealing an 1841 provision for Rock River canal land patents, authorizing patent requests upon bond and mortgage, annexation of fractional sections to Rock town, and validating Winnebago County proceedings and elections held April 1842 replacing earlier organizational acts.
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Honey Sanden Brown
Honere
Warc Insin
Phatihe Camoe
Henry Saunders Brown
Mulw Wikee
Mackingloo County
New York
Wiconsin
Warren
Milwauker
Towasty
Yuwen
N. P. Hawks. Bee
Thiatall
Spang Prairie
Walworth County
Herchy
le. Fayetty
Waid
Theodors
Northrop
Elkhorn
Tovensh
Foormage Sixtien
Aed
la Grange
Ravnd Prairie
Troy
Canyo
Houss
Genessee
Milwaukee
Ottawa
Newman Chub
Janesville
Janesville, In the County of
Rock
Johnstown
Hilisha
William
Foster
Nort
Range Clien
Union
Buck
Jeforson
Jufuraon
Range Thirteen
Oakland
Girard Grain
Jefferson
Ji Murson
Belvit
Ton
Tiwa Ons
Bonnnesed
Clinton
Toc
Calumet
Manchaster
Walworth
Enat
Sharon
Josiah Topping
Marquette
W. Beall
Fond du Lac
Rock River
Met
Congress
Hock Siver Exhal
Council
House of Representatives
Territory of
Wisconsin
8Th Cine
Afilwaukes and
Rock River Canal
Milwau,waukee and
Winnebago
Webster Stanley
Anid
Murder at Broadway and Leonard Street shock waves through city
Last evening J Corlica was shot in the head at Broadway and Leonard Street beside a Society theory. He died at 10 pm after medical aid failed. Suspect rumored to be a woman. motive tied to Colton, a Vesey Street gambling-house keeper, and Corlies’s alleged seduction of Colton’s wife. Colton was arrested after the incident. he had previously tried to shoot Corlies. City officials offered a $250 reward for the arrest and conviction.
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J. Corlica
Broadway
Leonard Street
Corsica
Carlton House
J. H. Colton
Veseyatreet
Colton
Cotton
Curlies
Atton
Vesey Street
Crali
New York Tribune
Corlies
Boston
Weary Street
Flo Ban
Corlica
Callon
Tolton
Cour As
Wallace
Corlios
Occupation of Oregon Presses Toward Collision Over Territory
The article argues that a late act of Congress to occupy Oregon will provoke a direct clash with Great Britain. It cites British strategy to retain Astoria and Pacific trade, warns of a potential two million five hundred thousand dollar annual commerce from the Pacific coast, and predicts a protracted conflict unless the dispute is resolved.
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Oregon
Congress
United States
Astoria
Oregon Territory
Pacific
Ghent
Columbia
Rocky Mountains
Americana
China
Europe
Kiahhia
Hong Kong
Sandwich Isles
North Pacific
Hudson Bay
North West Companies
Great Britain
England
Burning of a Russian Theatre At St Petersburg Desolate Loss
English reports recount a catastrophic fire at a St. Petersburg theatre causing massive casualties. Panic spread as backstage flames and smoke drove audiences toward limited exits. inward opening doors hindered evacuation, while police delayed outside aid. A brave improvised escape route was later made through a broken board, saving some lives.
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St. Petersburg
Mercer Case Trial Details at Woodbury No 24
The Mercer murder trial proceeds with detailed prosecution and defense. Browne argues Mercer’s youth and frail health, detailing his family and alleged vulnerability while outlining the assault and coercion Mercer is accused of, including the victim Miss Mercer. Emigration reports from Liverpool note large movements to the United States and Canada, with ships and emigration plans increasing.
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Mercer
Hebertoo
Woodbury
Ixirander Way
Coun
Browne
Muterr
Philadelphia
Tla
Sarah
Hasing
Mos
Tiberton
Has
Herberton
Miss Mercer Burnelf
Perse
Wom
United
Staten
Canadas
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Laws of
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Vaterland
Harrisburgh
Henry Clay
Lehigh
Gen
Scott
Harry
West
Ci. Wen
Fyler
None
Grand Army
Bowery
Flr
James H. Raymond
Itelf
Oairiya
Loco Focoa
John Tyler
Loco Foca
Reymond
Raymnanil
Tyler
City of
Oorsean
Tyneertm
Tynitr
My. Boseno
Laco Foco
Boxne
C. Morris
Otsego
Bowne
John Tier
Senate
Loco Focos
Legislat Ra
Chenango
Tetrwats
Ilinois
Springfield
Actio
Tylor
Benedict Arnold
Pcca
Jarvis
John C. Wright
Esperance
Schoharie County
Hoes
Van
Albery Evening Journal
Weil
Loverseas
Canada
Commissary
Nichoing
Fetereburg
Winter Palace
Siot
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