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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1865
Page
2
A fragment notes Friends of Downtat urging towns to ensure judicial tickets be supplied and proper returns be nude. The source text is unclear on specifics but points to county level actions and reporting requirements.
The agricultural callive bill making the Callese a State institution is directed to a third reading in the Senate by a close vote of its presiding officer. In the Assembly a bill requiring insurance companies to deposit bonds passed decisively and is expected to reach the Senate. A Washington dispatch reports Sherman reaching Raleigh defenses with heavy reinforcements and preparations near Beaufort and New Bern, with reports of near-end rebellion and mobilization across the region.
A chaotic summary of industrial and civic items across Wisconsin. Reports include a Warren’s compound soap firm tasting in Green Bay, Provisional Army posts, Racine railroad activity, Beloit willow ware expansion, Madison peat beds with 800000 cards, and religious awakenings in Edgerton. Also noted are matches factory plans in Fond du Lac, Burgess named postmaster of Janesville, a court case in Berver Dam, and various railway leases and political anecdotes from Oshkosh, Camp Washburn, and Green Bay.
A scattered summary of diverse items: an Illinois land sale to the Illinois Central Railroad for 19600 dollars. cheese and butter yields in Oneida County New York. wheat prospects in Sandusky Ohio. price-cutting by New York dry goods houses amid gold declines. Charleston Union League rumors. Michigan moves to let black voters in, with prisoner exchanges and postwar politics. marble costs for Washington Capital. British grain and banking figures. grain transport to St Paul. numerous bank and nationalization trends. imperial legislation on lucifer matches. royal and political changes in Britain and Delaware. British naval transfers and Armstrong guns curiousities. and remarks on British neutrality and peace negotiations in the Civil War era.
The document describes notes issued on August 15th 1840, redeemable at three years from that date. They are payable in currency or convertible at holder's option into ten dollars if a specified condition applies. The note outlines conversion terms and payment currency options.
A list of women authors and contributors including Mrs Henry Wood Mrs BuS Donnelly C M Trowbridge Margaret Hosmer Virg'n Towager Alys Denise Clare Augusta Laura Arter August Bell Anna G Morris Helen Pratt Higby Mrs Anus Bache Lucindia Browne Carrie Meyer and Mrs Tucker, reflecting a literary circle of the era.
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