1861 Manufactures Valuation and Statute Amendment
A legislative excerpt lists various goods such as molasses sugar maple sugar and honey with valuations, plus lumber leather and wagons. It then notes amendments to Revised Statutes sections four six and seven altering county clerk assessor duties and penalties, with effective date upon passage and approval date April 6 1861.
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Board of Supervisors
Secretary of State
Town Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Wisconsin law on executions and proceedings supplementary
An 1861 Wisconsin act amends procedures for enforcing judgments five years after judgment. It details when execution may be issued, requirements for leave, notice to adverse parties, and possible publication. It repeals sections of chapter 134 and takes effect after March 28.
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Wisconsin
Senate
God Assembly
Debt settlement notice from Darlington & Co
A public notice seeks all debtors to appear and settle debts at the Darlington and Co store in Hoping Wis. Wheat prices will be taken at the highest market. April 2. El Lathmgp, rice.
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Darlington & Co
Ipoy
Pepin County Volunteers Rally At Darlington Hall
A Pepin Wisconsin military meeting held May 18 1861 at Darlington's Hall saw Isaac Newrox Werts preside Col Antuy outlined the purpose while several members were absent Speakers included Rev J B Reyoross Judge M D Barrazeri and Prof E W Guaver amid strong enthusiasm and martial music.
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Pepin
Prize Story Opens With Legislative Episode Commentary
The first page highlights the $80 prize story "General Laws" by Honorable W. Legislature with free edible incentives from Old Wisconsin. The piece notes weeks until completion and includes a Madison editorial praising Covenson Raxpann for organizing troops, plus ads and notices about a magazine and a local captain election for Pepin County Volunteers.
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Wisconsin
Randakt
Madison
Adriol
Covenson Raxpann
Tle
Frosts and civic notes in a regional frontier issue
The region reports heavy frosts on Monday and Wednesday nights, with reproach toward weather officials. Also noted are lumber rafts moving on Lake St Croix and the Chippewa, a new store opening in the village, and observations on fortifications and regional political tensions including slavery debates and a Western Virginia convention plan.
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Almanac
Trumpet advised drill as soldiers may hear open fighting
The government orders regiments to increase battalion and field drill and emphasizes the trumpet to relay battle signals as human voices fail. Cen. Scott may issue a general order on the matter. Messages from Alabama and Mississippi warn of destitution and secessionist pressure. Algernon Paddock named Nebraska secretary. agricultural department noted.
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Scott
Civil War Troop Movements And Washington Dispatches
New York state regiments are formed fully equipped and ready for service while a Boston regiment readies for embarkation. A Washington dispatch notes President and officials touring the Potomac area. reports from London and Chicago describe military and political developments as U.S. forces prepare and movements unfold nationwide.
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New York
Abothyr
Boston
Washington
Pivew
Badee
Evry
Wasking- Lonsys
Tesla
Pensicole
Nuirgi
Wheeling
Wise
Urper
War Department
Wool
Ake Jonti
Che Tribune
Watshingrton
Bienmond
Message from Versailles man requesting no river papers
A wartime letter from Versailles Missouri dated May 9 1861 asks A B Suaven to send no river papers as the writer claims to be broke after the war and reports chaos with Yankees and Dutchmen leaving. the note urges a return to Wisconsin and perseverance as a freeman.
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Versailles
A. B. Suaven
Deak Sim
Jos
Allmeds
E. Lmus
Wisconsin
Patriot Military Meeting Held At Darsixoroy's Hat
A May 17 1861 notice reports a well attended military meeting at Darsixoroy's Hat with Warns My chairing. Dr J A Hroxs Prof EW W Gunary and Super Barrow spoke on patriotism and national troubles. The gathering adjourned to meet again next Tuesday in the same venue.
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Epvror
Darsixoroy
Hat
J. A. Hroxs
EW. W. Gunary
Beveher
Barrow
Lieut
Barry
Unclear OCR Item Requires Readable Summary
Incomplete text from an OCR page yields fragmented details. The readable phrases reference dates and names but lack coherent events or context to form a clear news item or summary. Further legible source material is needed to generate a proper title and summary.
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