County fair at Dover Falls reflects countywide interest and indifference
The North Western Union Agricultural Society held its annual fair at Dover Falls midweek with fine weather. St Croix County contributed most exhibits while local participation was limited. The grounds at River Falls featured a seven acre enclosure, stalls for livestock and horses, an art department with prize paintings, and a Ladies’ room with music and fine needlework on display.
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N. W. Union Agricultural Society
Dover Falls
St. Croix County
St Croix
River Falls
Iia Fine Art Department
Agricultural Fair and Local News in Warren
The scene features booths with scattered books and nick-nacks, a carnelians can, and a paper house displaying taste. Livestock, pumpkins, apples from D. B. Bailey of Clifton, and dairy products are praised while horse riding prizes are awarded to Mra Jones, Miss Shepard, and Miss Clark amid band music and an agricultural address.
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Fine Art
D. B. Bailey
Clifton
Mra Jones ofLudson
Miss Shepard
River Fatty
Clark
Hudson
Fludson
M. Ginsox
New England
National Democracy in the South over Kansas policy
A late 19th century letter reflects Southern Democratic stance on Kansas admission and the Lecompton Constitution. It argues for strict compliance with the 93 000 population rule, condemns Republican moves to admit Kansas as a free state, and criticizes Northern Democrats for urging repeal. The piece contrasts Dunn and Washburne on slavery and national polity, framing a national versus sectional divide.
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South
Mianzas
Bonham
Carolin
Kansas
Congress
Boutin
Denver
Topeka
Bnt
Thansas
Wigeon
Jude Dexy
Mr. Wasnarrs
Free State
Lancaster
Grant County
Dunn
Washburne
Duan
Free Press
Millwaukee
Mra
A. W. Randall
Randall
Waukesha
Charleston Mercury
Douglas
Democratic Party
Somach Ag
James Buchanan
Delaware River
Soho
Southern
Monitor
Philo
New York Commercial Advertiser
Whig
National Democrat Dunn faces split in Second District platform
Observers note Democratic Convention failed to adopt a platform, nominating Judge Dunn to run on his own merits amid pro and anti Buchanan factions. Chicago papers and local correspondents frame Dunn as a National Democrat, polarizing voters and testing party unity ahead of November elections.
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Duou
Tacomp
Ton
anti-Lecompton
Buchatas
Douglas
Jude Dunn
Dunn
Chisago Merwic
Chicago
Queaton
Prairie du Chien
Tudge Dunn
Jalge Dunn
Armainistration
Jurge Dunn
Dred Scott
Veius
Buchanan
Doughs
Hhim
Chicago Herald
Alu
Sev
Death of Thomas A Stewart Mentioned in Newspapers
The notice reports the death of Thomas A Stewart at Tri Porte Tudiana from consumption. It notes his earlier publishing a paper in the town of his death, later moving to Chicago and co-founding the Daily Tribune in 1847, where he worked as a vigorous editor until a fire drove him away. It praises his energy and leadership and memory.
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Fie
Stewart
Tie
Dred Scott, East India Company items dominate a mixed news tally
The column notes Dred Scott’s death in St Louis on the 18th and the East India Company’s dissolution on the first of the month. It also reports Milwaukee grain shipments near four million bushels, a biography project by Rev. W Hawkins, and political shifts in Maine and the Kansas governorship. The piece covers trials, pardons, appointments, and accidents from Charlestown to Tilsonburgh with multiple dated notices.
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Ocrosen
Andes
Tslands
Greece
J.T. Headley
Coimmodore
Harper
Ong
the Prospertus
Harper's Weekly
East India Company
Providence Cable Story Denied by Prot Party
The Providence Prot disputes a claim that part of the Ocean Telegraph Cable was manufactured in Providence or any nearby facility. No local wire factory exists to support such reports.
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Providence
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Havana
Colorado Reef
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Kauss
W. W. Boyer
Yorkville
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Baxcon
Foster Republican
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Washington County
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Washington
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Boston
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Europe
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company
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Nnonasva Electrox
Nebraska Repubblicus
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United States Treasury
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Hore
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George Church
Coxsemitrox
Pacye
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France
Tur la Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
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Wribune
Davouts
Green Fay
Theazar Williams
B. Williams
W. Hawkins
Pequea,Pa
Maine
Senate
Charleston
Columbia
United States
George T. Lamb
St. Louis
New Orleans Crescent
James D. Butler
Wabash College
Crawfordville
Indiana
State University
Madison
Butler
Queen Victoria
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Henry Barnard
Connecticut
Cassius M Clay
Vienna
Tilsonburgh
Canada West
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Railroad Company
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