Local Gazette Adverts and Professional Directory Names
Fragmented historical page lists the Gazette and Free Press weekly, subscription rates, rates for notices and advertisements, and a dense directory of professionals in Janesville Wisconsin including Holt Lowen Wilcox and multiple lawyers, doctors, engravers, and traders. The text shows old pricing, legal notice rules, and business card style entries with names, offices, and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Sary
boog ie Co
Pea
Strayea
Fwceoks
Spielal
advanz
Yourrhy Advertaers
Noalvarstiement
Ss. P. COLE, M. Db
Wis
pvihdacet
NOAH NEWELL
Wooleale ani Reta
Luppia tack
viver
danedike
J. G. DRAKE
Fort and
TITDSON & COMSTOCK
Laur
Rimpies breck
Mainstreat
Janesville
A. HLSON
M. COMSTOCK
JONSON
Olover Rock County Bank
Mala agi Miwaskeo
Janeville
apr
ELDREGE
PEASE & RUGER
Empire bank
Muastreut
Janesrille
Was
JSF Eyre
GEO
B. ELVY
Enppurs lock
Janesils
Wie
A journeyman and an unwelcome romance in a village
A narration follows Joe Conwas a craftsman and a witty skeptic as he and a friend visit a tranquil riverside village. Joe bets he can woo the innamorata using only charm and not money, while a beautiful unknown writer pens a musically philosophical essay that sparks a clash of education and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OZOOROs ALTORD
Conway
Joe
Erehwou
Erehwon
digity
nauseum
Ife
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Thwantainad
Joe Conwas
carpenter
Commodore Hushington
Tue
Olaimany
gir
mademoiselle
Shas Washington
Debates on Usury Laws and Northern Secession Threats
A New York lecture by If Ketchum Jr argues that usury laws fail to curb high interest, curtail government power, and harm the poor while market demand governs money. The piece notes telegraphic news plans, Southern threats against Seward, Southern House applause, and Attorney General Tucker’s view on incendiary publications via the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
If Ketchum, Jr
Ketchum
west
Gov. Wise
Atiooney
Tucker
Virginia
Press Critique of John Brown Coverage Sparks Debate
The Weekly Times questions the Gazette's consistency on John Brown and Harper's Ferry, accusing editors of lacking headquarters guidance. The piece argues there is no press censorship by their group and condemns slave insurrection, urging separation of federal power from southern slavery policies while opposing abolition by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Times
the
Gazette
John Brown
Harper's Levy
democratic party
Times
democratic
The Times
Harper's Perry
Charlestown
Harper's Ferry
armory
Kansas
republican party
Vote for Speaker Debated in Senate and House
In the Senate the Mason resolution drew debate with no vote taken. A second Speaker ballot produced Sherman 107 Bocock 87 Gilmer 22 and 11 scattering, 116 needed. The House adjourned as the session continued amid discussions on order and unity. New York items reported minister Preston and Baron Rothschild aboard the Persia, Mrs Wood's death, and canal and factory news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauxen
Senate
Mason
Sherman
Bocock
Gilmer
House
Edinburgh
New York
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Wasumnxerrox
Ma. Davis
Miss
Clark
Wilson
Grow
congress
Maynard
Tenn
Davis
democratic party
Slidell
Cuba
Johnson
Pennsylvania avenue
Mason’s
Trumbull
arsenal
Liberty
Missouri
Kansas
Leonard
Wastiixetox
Deerth
national executive
democratic committee
Wilhard’s
Maryland
Georgia
Caliornia
Alabama
Charleston
Kellogg
Mr. Logan
Logan
Mr. Kellogg
Illinois
Morris
Taylor
Hisses
Preston
U.S
Spain
Baron Rothschild
Persia
Also Mentioned on This Page
The Gazette and Free Press
West cut
MOLT, BOWEN & WILCOX
TER Rus
HOLT
iL LOWEN, WILCOX
Leerg
space
MISS REYNOLDS & CO
Masrivetmera ofoml
Dowsea Cutagi
Mekher & froup -terys Teckldan WILLIAMS & ACHILLES
Attymera ail
Lappin’s Tancssily
Waa
G. W. CHITTENDEN
Julian
OLLIS CROFT
Mubtankea street
Ortore
PENDLETON
News by
Telegraph
Lee
Seward
Mississippi
Brown
Washington
sesson
Virginia and the Mails
Tribune
Horace Greeley
Judge Douglas
Blair
Douglas
Greeley
great northwest
south
Ilinois
Wood
Fernando Wood
cleet
canal commissioners
piano forte
Wooster street
Messrs. Bradbury
Foss
Ienry Bunce
Hickman
Reagan
Vieroniz Bripce
St. Lawrence
Jere
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