Defeat of Senator Harris in Outagamie County
Figures show Harris lost the senatorial race as Union men allegedly sold out to back Assembly candidate Turner. The tally in Outagamie County lists Harris 875, Smith 877 for Assembly, with Fairchild 73% for Governor and Hobart 1007. analysis claims 138 Union voters backed Smith and 138 Democrats backed Turner. Bogan elected to Assembly. Turner close behind amid Copperhead note. Appleton Crescent enlarged. references to temperance movement and Georgia governor race.
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Hanks
Dittagetese
Assembly
Qutagamie
Senate
Harris, Smith
Turner
Boyan
Fairchild
Hobart
Union
Smith
Independent Union
Harris
Dietriet
Ostgatuic
Larris Weld
Sam. Tiyan
Ian
Outrganie
Bark Dewere
Bogan
Gine
Madison
Copperhead
Urver
Appleton Motor
Outagamie
Yarris
Seusiniel
Not a Bit on Hurriy Defeat Across District Vote
A friend in the south asks if we are ashamed of Senator Hurriy's defeat while the Union State ticket held district majorities. In Outagamie County residents just got Sam. Ryan’s fleece from their minds. Shawano performed well and sent Burrs from the county by fifty three votes.
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Hurriy
Outagamie County
Sam
Ryan
Shawano
Burrs
The Military Candidates Triumph in Union Party Ranks
The season's political canvass features many military men as Union party candidates. Notably, soldiers have not been defeated, as Generals Stone Iowa Oglesby Shavis Fairchild Marshall Cox Ward and Barlow all win their races, marking a decisive series of victories for the military slate.
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Union Party
Stone
Iowa
Oglesby
Shavis
Fairchild
Marshall
Minnesota
Cox
Oho
Ward
New Jersey
Barlow
New York
Outagamie Senate race facts shown in Appleton win
In Outagamie, Ava L. Smivn of Appleton defeats Union candidate dosarn VWarns of Sturgeon Bay for the state Senate district. The Green Bay Advocate notes the shift reflects political sentiment rather than questions on the winner, credits the opponent’s popularity, and wishes success for continuing the Sturgeon Bay Canal project with Senator Sarris’s support.
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Ava. L
Senate
Sturgeon Bay
Sarria
Green Bay
Sarris
Order and the watchword of neatness in daily life
A reflection on keeping every item in its proper place to save time and avoid vexation. Emphasizes forming habits of order in childhood, maintaining neatness in chores, home goods, tools, and everyday objects, and pursuing honesty and virtue for a good report.
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Zlexweu
Impartial Suffrage and the 1840 constitutional claim
A historic note on suffrage law and voter eligibility recounts a colored resident Ezekiel Gillesspie in Ward 7 who was denied registration and a ballot vote. It references Madison Journal and Grant county actions, noting the 1849 submission and the need for a popular vote before any suffrage law becomes effective.
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Ezekiel Gillesspie
Stqvans
Board of Inspectors
Madison Journal
Grant County
Ruling on Negro Suffrage in Wisconsin History
The Daily Wisconsin reports a 1849 election dispute over negro suffrage, noting State Canvassers demanded a majority of the highest vote count, a theory challenged by lawyers. A Lancaster vote was rejected under this view, with Judge Barber asserting extension was carried and rights unlawfully withheld.
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J. Allen Barber
Lancaster
Bishop Simpson Seeks Rebel Debt Payment Favor
The Methodist Bishop argues the government should honor the rebel debt when due, noting nearly one dollar of the debt was contracted to be paid six months after the Confederacy's independence was secured, urging timely settlement as a safeguard.
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Simpson
Methodist Church
Editorial Recipe From a Wash Editor Whispered List
A provocative item claims to reproduce a private editorial recipe, detailing repeated whiskey additions and steps to prepare a strong drink. The plan includes diluting water, using a glass tumbler, and pacing with three fingers every half hour, framed as a cautionary private note.
Warrant of Attachment Issued in Shawano County Justice Court
Hiram Wescott sues T. W. Cau in Shawano County 1st Justice Court. A warrant of attachment has been issued against Cau to satisfy a debt of Thirty seven dollars plus costs. Cau must appear before Justice of the Peace Joseph Maurera in Shawano on December 20, 1865 at 10 a.m. or judgment will be entered and his property sold to pay the debt. Dated November 25, 1865.
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Hiram Wescott
Joseph Maurera
Shawano
Hiram Wescoty
John Oshkosh
Joseph Maurer
Anid Town
President's cautious stance highlights postwar restoration debates
The President withholds full support for unorganized states until constitutional amendments pass, while governors remain provisional. South Carolina and Georgia debts, North Carolina conditions, and reactions from party factions frame a cautious, experimental policy. The Union party gains momentum with New Jersey victory and New Jersey judicial appointments loom. Jefferson's religion answer reflects personal faith disclosures.
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North Carolina
Union
Congress
Holden
Washington
Ward
Penny
South Carolina
Ory
Georgia
Johnson
Mississippi
Riep
Democratic Party
Summons in Shawano County Justice Court
Summons served on T W Call notifying that a warrant exists to enforce a $30.78 debt owed to John Oshkosh. Defendant must appear before Justice Joseph Maurer on December 22, 1865 at 10 a.m. or judgment will be ordered and property sold to satisfy the claim. Dated November 30, 1865.
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A. G Rockwell
Emawano, Wis
Morris
National Temperance Society
William S. Dodge
Bishop Jones
Buckingham
Connecticut
Howard
Cary
Brooklyn
Colonel Wood
T. J. Cuy- Ter
New League
New
Charles Jewett
Norwich
Appleton Crescent
Alexander H. Stevens
the Outagamie
Tata
Pettibone
Milward
Lewis Day
Washington & Mate Sts
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sal
Phupttirone
Sadie
Petpiegns
Pettibonse
Pettibone’s
Go. J. Pettiboone & CO
Gariet
Madame le Pierre
E.f.raprice
Kecureu
le Pierre
Madame le Vierre
Hannid
Broekee -Wilsen
Crawford
Broadwey
New. York
Eet
Commwistioner of Internal Revenue
Carl Schurs
South
Shawano County
Shawanoes
Justice Court
T. W. Cau
Court of Appeals
Court of Chancery
Jefferson
God
T. W. Call
JW. Bradley
Wests, Bradley & Cary
Chambers
Reade Streets
United States
Gunada Havas de Cuba
Mexico
South American
West Indies
A&c
Rugs & Medicines
Barrows
Mason / Hamlin
Mason & Hamlin
Boston
Mason Brothers
A.G. Roockwell
Clerk County Board
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