Provisions of the Bankruptcy Bill Before Congress
The article outlines two synopsis of the bankruptcy bill under consideration by Congress. It details United States court jurisdiction, voluntary bankruptcies by debtor or creditors, and the role of a judge, marshal, and assignees. It describes property seizure, creditor proof of claims, priority wages, payment order, and conditional discharges with fraud safeguards. It notes similar rules for partnerships and corporations, plus involuntary bankruptcy and creditor roles.
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United States
Idischerge
Wade Iso Bankrugicy
Bankruptcy and a western editor bid readers farewell
The article discusses bankruptcy law including debtor conduct and creditor wind up with judges approval. It also prints a western editor's farewell about freedom of the press and personal vanity, ending with a suggestion to visit Shawano.
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Himsel
Fond du Lac Reporter notes insurer failure and other town items
The Fond du Lac Reporter reports on the Morris Insurance Company collapse with over 400000 in risk in the city and cites a rival firm with 4000000 capital and forty six years experience. It notes cattle shipments, a Methodist trustees meeting, pension paper issues, warm weather and lumber activity, and a poem by H Me Gowan to be published.
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Ta the
Fond du Lac
Morris Insurances Company
Matt
Parkinson & Co
Broadway
New York
Masoni
Mason & Adlin
Bosten
Mason Brothers
Loss of Win Whitcomb a Northern State Luminary
Death of M. Whitcomb of Gconto in the Insane Asylum reported after years as a prominent luminary in the northern part of the state. The note appears in a Ripon Communal column reflecting on liquor laws and youth drinking behavior.
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Ra Win, M. Whitcomb
Gconto
Grant supports loyal Southern voters for Congress
General Grant endorses letting any loyal Southern man vote for Congress. He estimated about six loyal Southerners had been elected, including Tarnessae, and said he had no plan to withdraw troops or end federal oversight yet. A Louisville meeting backing the President’s veto instead called for removal of the Freedmen’s Bureau and federal troops from the South.
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Grant
South
Eggleston
Tarnessae
Louisville
Freedmen’s Bureau
Bonaseau
Rousseau
Kentucky
Breckinridge
Che Morar
Port
Political Battle Over Race and Trust in 1868 Contest
The passage argues Breckinridge could win if he proves endorsement of a violent incident against Black people, while General Grant faces Democratic attacks for accused despotism. It notes opposition to Grant after his order on disloyal presses and the copper heads’ inability to use the iron-filled soldier and patriot.
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Rousseau
Breckinridge
Grant
Deaths in Stockbridge Nation Leave Community in Mourning
Beruxsta aged 20 wife of Dantas Cranzxs Sachem of the Stockbridge Nation died on the 5th from Puerperal Fever at Stockbridge in this county. On the 6th Mrs Purthna Pre aged 88 ended her long life. Mrs Charlea also died at Stockbridge beloved and Christian in faith. Funeral services led by Rev J L Dew itt, both interred together at the same time and place, a solemn scene remembered by many.
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Stockbridge
Beruxsta
Dantas Cranzxs
Purthna Pre
Charlea
Christ
J. L. Dewitt
General Rousseau and the Kentucky Nigger Question
A dramatic editorial mocks Gen Rousseau and Kentucky politics, claiming Union supporters revert to plantation attitudes when faced with Black people. The piece alleges extremists advocate killing Black individuals and ties the looming Senate race to this toxic issue, warning Breckinridge could disprove Rousseau’s loyalty.
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Shawano County Journal
Shawano
National
Bankrupe Bil
Severan
Lake Superior
Trustees of
the Methodist Church
Tapr
Purciver
Washington
H. Me. Gowan
Mementha
Déerati Society
Aos
Atlantic Monthly
Chilton
Soukers
Williams
Durg
Ripon
Gen. Grant
Edward A. Wilson
Williamsburg
Kings Co
John B. Ogden
Chambers St
Rigger
Thos
F. Chapman
Office of Commissioners of
School & University Lands
Madison
Wis
Shewano County
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Abere
Allen
Smith
Chas
Gill
Commissioners of
H. T. Anthony & CO
Sci Broadway
N.Y. N
Itra
Viag
PSF
Bicago & North Western Railway
Chicago
Woodstock
Janesville
Galena
Fulton and
Cadsz Rapids
Dixon
Rockford
Fox River Valley
Geneva
Dunlieth
Iowa Express
G. M. Wheeler
L. Dunlap
Cout Ys A
Fateatines
Constitution Bitters
Seward & Bentley
Main St
Buffalo
Fors Street
Oshkosh, Wis
Barrows
CM Upham
Hata
Cape Reedy
Shawano, Wir
B. Barrows
Basi
United States Mail
Orrick Deramysyz
Green Bay
Fort Howard
Bonduel
Shawane
Oconto
Oconto, By ‘Pensaukee, Little Suomie, Voto,and Fort Loward, To Green Bay
Minnekaunee
Marrinotta
Peshtigo
Min
Stevens’ Point
Amherat
Sheridan
Waupacca
Waupaces
Sp. m
Alex. W. Randall
Pangisson & Company
Tirad
Shippensburg
Sentinal
Dunkirk
N. Y
New Paltz
N.Y
Nyack N. Y
Fiabkill N.Y. Journal
Stapleton N.Y. Journal
Canajobario N. R. Hadi
Alboy
Holdgra ‘Sre
Lew
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