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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1861
Page
2
Pepin County Press announces wood wanted at the office with subscription and advertising terms. The notice specifies the office as the place to deliver wood and engage in advertising activities. Located in Pepin Wisconsin, dated January 12 1861.
A Wisconsin caucus in the Legislature is urged to nominate Governor Anson J. Randall for United States Senator to succeed Charles Durkee. The letter lauds Randall as a strong State-rights defender with proven debate skill and calls for Randall’s selection over other candidates, including Charles Durkee and others, citing his record and leadership.
The Pepin village board met with W B Newcomb as president and members Barron Bullard Davis Manning. They reconsidered and passed the street and village tax resolution, approved several bills from Lathrop Shaver and Noonan McNab, then adjourned sine die. A clergyman’s daughter remark on nativity was noted amid national fasting and Georgia treason reports.
The New York Daily Tribune lists Lincoln Cabinet members and notes New York City mayor Wood’s call for secession but not violent action. It reports the Star of the West provisioning Maj. Anderson, a planned Charleston departure, and reduced fears of an attack on the Capitol. Western and Northern leaders debate paths, with McClelland urging limits on slavery rulings and Congress. News from Charleston is calmer, rumors of Fort Sumter denial, and Massachusetts calls for war footing.
The Rev. William Coserow, a missionary in Japan, claims a learned physician in a major city provided a recipe that cured many with consumption bronchitis sore throat coughs colds and associated debility. He offers to send this recipe free of charge to all in need.
Special terms of the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit Wisconsin are set for two years starting December 24 1880. Sessions occur at Dunn Eau Claire Pepin Pierce and St Croix counties on specified Mondays in September December July and January. County seat locations listed with dates and terms.
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