War spirit and slavery reshape Civil War outlook
The piece argues war is inevitable and slavery endangers the Union, urging that liberty be defended even at bloodshed. It condemns Southern cruelty and praises patriotic resolve to restore a free land, warning traitors and praising the dawn of peace after conflict. It notes county returns and mentions figures like Gen. Winfield Scott and authors linked to Atlantic Monthly.
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Brod
Shane
Suntorae
Turmoil over federal authority and local land disputes discussed
A long 1861 letter contends federal supremacy against secessionist sentiment, urges force to preserve the Union, and details county politics, land appraisals, and alleged favoritism in superintendents during Monroe area land sales, with sworn affidavits and conflicting accusations.
Fort Sumter tensions spark southern crisis reports
Charleston and Washington buzz with rumors of an imminent attack on Fort Sumter. Reports describe ships off Charleston batteries, expected reinforcements, and preparations across naval yards as officials weigh blocking Sumter and tightening revenue and military actions across the South.
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Bartay
Fort Sumter
Anderson
Savannah
Mouteumers
Father Supplica
Stator Anderton
Ynites
Washington
Louiviana
War Department
Sumter
Charlesten
Graal
Charton
New York
Suye
San Domingo
Ainihi- Algo
Gov. Martin
Ind
Washburne
South
Gupt. Beynolds
Texas
Charles A. Phelps Hae
Sartera
Boston
Barrett
Ue Ciguinouti Gazette
Charlyston
Davis
Tribune
Montgomery
Pickens
Lincoln
Tribun
Lieut
Slemmer
Culleet
Cil
Sunpter
Milwaukees Mississippi Road expansion urged at Warren
Warren Independent argues for completing the Milwaukee Mississippi Railroad link to Prairie du Chien. Completion would open a new market for corn and improve regional transport. The piece notes a prior sale of the Milwaukee to Money line and praises Prairie du Chien Railroad involvement, urging local citizens to support the project.
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Iwaukee
Mississippi River
Warren
Moncoe
Mann
Warren Inn
Wisconsin Banks and Their Currency Strength in 19th Century Debate
The Madison Journal reports on state banking practices contrasting Wisconsin and Illinois bank securities and currency. Discussion covers failures, protest payments, and the Comptroller’s role, arguing Wisconsin banks maintain tighter, safer circulation and stronger securities than Illinois banks, with emphasis on state stocks and bank ownership.
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Gorreets
Comny Penaltig
Banka
Iis
Southert
Missouri
Etlize
Wingis
Abe Bank
Mfinois
Linois
Illinois Bank Comptroller
Thase
Political Row Has Intrigue and Appointments Rumored
The text outlines factional maneuvering for posts and influence, mentioning Mr Seburzs and M O'Beich candidates, appointments to positions, and discussions of Pacific politics. It references Taraton funds and California advisers, warning of plots to form a Pacific Republic and potential moves toward a slave state merger if the Union is weakened.
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Messas
Eyivors
James Hy Keowlton
Kidred Pupere
Supreme Court
Bowud
Nogelo
Mann
Fudge Orrouy
Dine
Jai
Supreme Frerche Geulleuen
Marin
Cole
Wal Koowllou
California
Pacife
Amber
Pacific
Union
Sonora
Oregon
Pacific Republic
Pines
Tax notices and land sale list for Monroe Wisconsin
The notice lists lands in Monroe and surrounding townships returned for non payment of taxes for 1880. Auctions to begin May in Monroe County Treasurer’s office. Descriptions include Railroad and various additions with lots, blocks, and ranges, totaling numerous parcels to be sold for taxes due, with dates and locations.
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D. Murray
Wis
Sherif
Thare
Grantor
Monroe
Rust
Prook
Amos Sylvester
Rattan
Sylvester
Mr. Drake
Mr. Bast
Mr. Bennett
Monge
Monticella
Mureny
Geet
Stare
Wisconsin
Wait
WHALE
Aleurne
Tau
Daytota
AI Asurer
Joe Bag
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