Wisconsin Insurance Bill Promotes State Bond Security
A Wisconsin statehouse column argues for requiring insurance companies to deposit 25 000 in Wisconsin bonds with state treasurers to back their property risks. The piece contends insurers profit from eastern stocks and threaten to withdraw if the measure passes, urging deposits to sustain state credit and currency. It recalls 1861 bonds and calls for securing public funds through local bonds and dependable state finance.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Slosa
Humy Ig
Dsusss
Auin
New York
Wisconsin Currency Panic Caution From Milwaukee Bankers
In a self defense move Milwaukee bankers compel action causing heavy discount on part of Wisconsin State currency. The piece reassures the public that redemptions remain secure and urges not to panic or sell at loss. It notes currency is largely backed by State and United States bonds and warns against eastern note receivers.
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Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
Hank Comptroller
Efurt
Jaxisville Wefkly Gartner
Xancrar
Gazette
Union
Mx. Lincoln
Commonwealth
Gazettr
Madison
Guanrreis
State
White~ Water Register
Milwaukee Press
Beliot Journal
Tt Ia
Janesville
Brodhead Independent
The
Gazer
Dodge County Citizen
Judicial Convention Call in Ninth Circuit Drafted by Legislature
A historical notice reports members of the Legislature from Ninth Circuit counties signed a call for a Judicial Convention. It notes prior signing of a candidate call for a Supreme Court justice and discusses proper use of official titles and duties in such political actions. It emphasizes caution against using official roles for nonofficial aims.
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Ninth Circuit
Suprem Court
Frev. Lewis
Faye
John Smith
La Crosse and its Business hints at regional changes
The La Crosse Republican previews a series on La Crosse and its Business noting ridge road travel between La Crosse and Winona due to ice hazards on the rivers. The Fond du Lac Press backs Judge Flint for County Judge and Probate printing.
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la Crosse Republicanis
Protracted Meetings Grow Amid Snowy Delays Across Wisconsin
Fond du Lac notes ongoing protracted meetings in the city with high conversion counts. La Crosse reports heavy snowfall boosting maple sugar prospect in spring. Upper Mississippi snow implies high water and strong spring runoff. Osu kosh i Democrat says Barns plans a ship yard in St. Louis for forty barges and steamers, contracting 206000 feet of oak lumber and nearly 300 workers. General J H Ruger promoted to Grevet Major General. Oscono Laenderman cites multiple lumber contracts totaling millions. Ice quality poor on the Bay with trout moved to Chicago. Waukesha Freemen notes cattle sale prices and praises State Reform School. Jefferson Hanner reports injuries from bazaar incident. Platteville Tyeess' mentions Miss Georgiana Peterman returning home after two years as a drummer. She resides in Ellenboro and wears soldier clothes. Norrison Garrett of Sheboygan Railroad confirms completion of Pond du Lac line next season. Appleton Motor notes Anson Ballard adds funds for Lawrence University Medal Fund. Heath of Menasha Conservative halts work on Oil Creek lands valued at 100000.
Seven Thirty Loan Explained by Government Agent
Secretary FrsSENDEN appoints Jay Cooper of Philadelphia to sell the Seven-Thirty Loan. The notes bear currency interest at seven dollars thirty cents per hundred yearly, with daily portions listed. They are on sale at par plus accrued interest through subtreasuries banks and brokers. interest is payable as specified.
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Jay Cooer
Philadelphia
Sosa
Frs- Senden
Amy
Fessenden
Nova
Seven-Thirties loan details brighten public sales drive
The notice explains coupon due dates February 15 and August 15 each year, redemption terms, and conversion options into the 5.20 Gold bearing 6 per cent Loan. It emphasizes safety, tax advantages, and the government’s ability to pay interest, urging subscription via banks or bankers.
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U.S
United States
Weice
Shawano County to Elect Associate Justice on April 1865
Notice announces an election to select an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court to succeed Judge Jason Downer, with term expiry May 31, 1865, to be held on Tuesday, April dth in Shawano County towns wards and precincts. Sheriff Charles Tiowe signed.
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Shawano
Supreme Court
Jason Downer
Gharles
Charles M. Upham
Lro
Cyrus Prentigs
Joseph Maurer
Sturgeon Bay Sets War Tax for Lincoln Re‑inauguration
Citizens of Sturgeon Bay celebrate Lincoln’s re inauguration by unanimous vote for a wartime tax to fund volunteers. General McClellan and his family have arrived in Paris.
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Sturgeon Bay
Lincoln
McClellan
Paris
Seven Thirty Loan Extends Credit Terms In Market Update
A brief financial note reports Seven Thirty Loan extending credit terms with a 200 4 fH payment structure and a $1000 figure referenced. The record emphasizes lending activity and terms without additional context.
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Wis
Jason Bowner
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Tish Creek
Egg Harbor
Wanpun
Ireland
Germany
England
Denserat Hes
Fond du Lag Commonwealth
la Crosse Democrat
Democrat
St. Paul
Mississippi
Osukoshi Democrat
Barns
Northern Line Packet Company
St. Louis
J. H. Ruger
Oconlo Laenderman
Chicago
Waukesha Freemen
Durham
Jeferson Hanner
N Wilkins
Silas Tritchcock
Baz
Platteville Tyieess
Georgiana Peterman
Tid Wisconsin Regiment
Ellenboro
Norrison Garrett
Sheboygan Railroad Company
Pond du Lac
Appleton Motor
Anson Ballard
Lewis
Lawrence University
B.S. Heath
Menasha Conservative
Oil Creek
Sumier's Order
Suawaxo Co
Wisconsis
Secretary’of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Munteipel Fazalion
National Banka
Jax Cooke
Miliankég
Oshkosh
Fond du ‘Lao
First Nation 1
Bank of
Berlin
Firse
Shawano County
Ate “of
Suawaso County
Gyn “Na Pirenties
Janesville Gazette
Prospectus
Wey
Thomson & Roberts
Stickneys&, Co
BOOTS
Seoes
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Eto
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Groveland, Maas
S&s. G
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Sherif
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