Saturday July 41 1857 city news and public affairs
An 1857 plan announces Saturday July 41 as the date for the conductors of the Thangscnit to present city and Northwest progress in an attractive form. It aims to elevate family news and public affairs with independence, reflecting Northern residents against slavery. Communications from across the country are solicited on matters of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Democrat
Bears
Berlin
London
Zia
Butte de Morts
Brown
An¢ T
N. York
The sovereignty issue and Utah intervention debate
Opinion piece criticizing popular sovereignty and defending federal intervention in Utah and Kansas disputes. Mentions Buchanan and Douglas, reports Indian attack near Fort Kearney, and a homicide in Keokuk with Moran stabbing Mrs Moran. Includes references to polities, treason, and domestic institutions.
Free labor advancing as Virginia colonization plan grows
A Northern backed scheme to move free labor into Virginia and other slave states gains traction. The proposal argues slave labor is fading in value, predicts profitable emigration, and foresees reduced slave territory. It cites Kansas politics and notes across multiple Northern and Southern lines ongoing advocacy by newspapers and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ithayer
Visini
Virginia
Andig
Slave States
Maryland
Worth
Carolna
Old Dominion
Pennsylvania
Free States
Misouri
Kansas
W. A. Phillips
New York Atribenes Ind Wen Unitea “States
Lanis
Death and public memory mark Fourth of July era
The article notes the death of Hon. W. L. Marey, praising his career and Democratic service, as veteran statesmen decline. It recounts a Quebec river disaster near St. Lawrence with hundreds lost aboard the Montreal steamer, the Napoleon rescuing survivors, and the public’s sympathy for migrants. It appears in a wide awake sheet’s fourth volume, with political notices, regional developments, and financial figures for railroads and towns like Prescott and Black River Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Napoleon
Senteh
Carpenter
Ji Beloit
Independence Day in Raven Falls Celebrates with Dinner and Oration
The July parade and public dinner in Raven Falls raised funds for a new apparatus at the local academy. Prof. Wilcox delivered the Independence Day oration, praised for its scholarly tone, while Mrs. Winchester and others spoke in support of liberty and national progress. The event included toasts, a festival in the academy hall, and a “Grab Bag” fundraiser, all to bolster the academy’s equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven Fallss
Academy
Wilcox
New York
Morse
Pilgrim Fathers
Wiscoxsix
Nature
Gaeax
Minwardes R. R
M. Powell
Superior Railroad
Lave
Taylor
Goddess of
Liberty
Aeazis
Mrs. Winchester
Taylors
Coopers
Thyngs
America
Hamlet
G. W
Pratt
Chevister
GDR
Ex-Register Ames Reappointed After Removal
A Minnesota governor removed Ames of Minneapolis from the register of deeds for granting certificates of election to six Republicans. County Commissioners immediately reappointed him to the same office, prompting protest over legal procedures and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Ames
Medary
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Office of Register of Deeds
River steamers boost busy season on St Croix and Upper Mississippi
The Sul Messenger notes steamer H. S. Allen and New St. Croix on the St Croix River making daily and twice daily trips to Taylor’s Falls, with heavy freight and rising passenger traffic. A Philadelphia to Aberdeen yarn and Arctic expedition items follow, including mentions of Maria Pelisaiev, the Spanish sword gift, and British plans. The passage ends with a disjointed note on bone feeding vine science from Ohio Farm and a garbled botanical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sendinal
St. Paul
Upper
Mississippi
Prescott
St. Croix River
Fearteses
North Western Land Grant Road
St. Croix
Sul
Allen
Gary and
Taylor’s
Don River
Bots
Arese Te
Srith
Hambrirg
Seya
Port Focinbark
United States
Crimea
Marshall Pelisaiev
Hspana of
Madrid
el Nettt —Fhe
New York Journal of Commerce
Joan Lady Eyankt
Arctic
Aberdeen
McClintock
R. W
British America
Lake Superior
Lake Winipeg
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Geo
A Eand
B. Young
G Borneng
Connisrosueser
Kiinsiis
York
Utah
United
Buchanan
Sritory
Douglas
St.” Joseph
Sumver
Maxprr
Keakwa
Sarah’ Moran
Patrick
Moran
Free Labor
C. S. Stonuts
W.L. Marey
Cass
Benton
Saray
Cannon
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Wm. A. Marey
Marey
Democratic Party
N. P. Banks
Massachusetts
Banks
Congress
Old Bay State
Washington
Milwaukee & Mississippi Railroad ‘Company
Black River Falls
Jackson County
River Falls
J.'s
Yaosz
Muscatine Journal of
Cedar Bottom
Gerrit Sara J .Cut¢age
Gerrit Smith
Chicago
The
Tribune
New Muxico
New Mexico
Col. Bonneville
U. S
Haiy
Tila
Chihuahua
Col Bonneville
Wes
Eur Puaver
Underwood
New England
Aid ‘Bosiety
Rappannock River
Fredricksburg
Oswego
Times of
Great Eastern
New York Bay
Robert Peel
Hon
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Vermont
St .Albans
Gibson
Ohio
Breslin
Union
Atlanta
J.T. Moxandarsxof
Taney
Princeton
H. J
Nin
Bank of Comineres
D R. Winckly &Co
Sd Inet
Platttills
Wis
Japan
Sadan
Indic
Hima
Hugdenni
Jeduda
Charleston
Mercury
Copia
Sbochelera
Randy
Toiano
Gattigi
Marioh
Idan
Santry Anitialaa
Royrard
Nye
Aron Nen Bnd
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ACRES
Courta
Cole
Peslna
Anio
la Bugk
Fort Moniga
Stoney Haus
Ant Wallhss
Goonan
Troila
Ett
Owand
Albany
Tha An
Tere Rook & Variety
Cnet Golf
Pricey
Mook & Variety
Fran
Erlor
Prencott
Wdlls & Stillman Alte
Peleca
Ain
Brenghot
Heawn
Ted
Caess
Ama
Canton
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Stillaan's
Lee Nweraa
Adies
Ee Wells & Stillmans
Weis & Stillnay
Wells
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