County Convention Likely in September Aims at Wise Nominations
The article outlines preparation for a county convention in September with caucuses to select delegates from towns. It argues delegates must nominate capable men to win a majority, urges disciplined meetings, and warns against disaffected elements affecting the party. It notes a second assembly district convention in Jefferson County and announces a new Democratic daily in Janesville supporting Douglas and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nees
Yue
Klest
Eeey Rani
Denon
Agrainion
Clor
Jefferson County
Yond du Lac
A. H. Warpe
Gerard T. Tuors
Gustavus Sciunxasse
Cayas, Iemstein
Ahs Wanvo
New Parks
Janesville
Douglas
Johnson
Wisconsin Convention Moves From Madison to Beaver Dam
The General Convention of Presbyterian and Congregational ministers and churches in Wisconsin shifts its next annual meeting from Madison to Beaver Dam. Ministers and delegates should notify their attendance by mid September to George E. Reddeld at Beaver Dam. Delegates on arrival will check in at S. K. Crown Book Store for assignment of seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Convention of
Presbyterian and Congregational Ministers
Churches of
Wisconsin
Madison
Beaver Dam
George E. Reddeld
S. K. Crown
Commie
Sudden Death in Beaver Dam Man Dies on a Stump
A 60 year old man named Butler died suddenly while sitting on a stump in Beaver Dam on Monday. His grandson left briefly and returned to find him on the ground. authorities suspect a fatal fit after a struggle. Other notes include indictments for R B Lynch delayed, a Sauk Prairie tornado doing garden and crop damage, a poison sting remedy, a fatal shooting in Shellsburg, a drowning of a thirteen year old in Janesville, a barn and wheat fire in Oak Grove, a Baraboo Western Wisconsin Annual Conference, Rochester census population, and Minnesota State Fair dates at Fort Snelling.
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Butler
Beaver Dam
Eld
R. B. Lynch
Treasury
Mallory
Sauk Prairie
Edward Fisher
Shuilsburgh
Wis
Bennett
Fisher
Point
Charles K. Bennett
O. K. Bennet
Janesville
Oak Grove
Horicon Argus
R. Smith
Western
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Rochester
N.Y
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Political opinions clash in early campaigns from Albany to Chicago
A Albany Argus correspondent predicts Douzalas will win Wisconsin and Indiana by large margins while Lincoln carries Wisconsin. Illinois and November are warned as misestimates. Reports recount Breckenridge delegates in Davenport, Breckinridge Lane support in Chicago, and Cass praising Michigan and Ohio for Douglas. Syracuse convention notes praise for Maine Douglas marriage dispatch earns cheers.
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Albany Argus
Chicago
Douzalas
Tminvis
Indiana
Lincoln
Wisconsin
The
Argus
Illinois
Tue Keokuk Journal
Davenport Breckenridge
Iowa
Chicago. Times and Herald of the Sith
Washington
New York Herald
Cass
Michian and Ohio
Albany
New York
Syracuse
Bangor
Maine
Douglas
Doglas
Fusion politics shift across states roil campaigns
The Douglas and Bell camps gain rivals as pro Bell Everett coalitions claim spread nationwide. New England Angles remain anti Lincoln while speakers like Cassius M. Clay and local Republicans endorse Breckenridge and Lane. Citizens in Indiana Michigan and Illinois report notable party realignments and rally attendance.
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Douglas and Bell
New York Herald
New York
Breckenridge
Union
New England
Boston
Courier
Bell
Everett
Lincoln
Tor New Albany
Ind
Ledger
Charles Reemlin
Ohio
Breckenridge and Lane
Cassius M. Clay
Marshall
Mr. Lincoln
Cassius
Sink
Buayseruasser
Ar. M. Rose
Port Haven
Mich
Douglas
Johnson
Pope Huron
Last Mayberry Victim Mayberry Murder Case Tragedy
Suspicion shifts as Mayberry, once jailed for Alger murder, is believed innocent after mob lynching. The report details the 1254 case involving McComb near Rockford and the Ottumwa crimes, with a reward offered for McComb’s arrest.
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Mayberry
Janesville
Dane Peth
McComb
Rockford
Innesville
Alver
Mayberre
Dimmelf
Dooliile
McCombs
McCombay
Alger
Laura d. Harvey
Young Lawrence
Ottumwa
Iowa
Neihorhood
Madison Argus & Democrat
Arrival of the City of Baltimore and distant world news
The City of Baltimore arrival is noted with boarded news yacht details from St James. Reports from Naples and Calabria mention Garibaldi meetings and sieges. Liverpool cotton market, bread and grain prices, and provisions are summarized with a WNW rail extension to Oshkosh Appleton. Green Bay seeks further rail reach.
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St. James
Baltimore
Associated
Calabria
Garibaldi
Naples
Austria
Ville Kranen
Liverpool
Queenstown
Wim
B. Ogden
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Oshkosh
Wis
Appleton
Green Bay
Shar
Fort Atkinson High School Advertisement and Denial
An early notice advertises Fort Atkinson High School innong, with details on tuition, board, and instruction starting September in a new building. It promises competent teachers and liberal patronage. A separate item discusses Denial Surgery and dental offerings using Gundr's patented materials, urging examination of samples and asserting superior results and comfort.
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Fort Atkinson
Crasstean
Soreytiic
Troy
Tur
Terx
de. Stattock
Jan Spectra
Gundr
Liver Pills and Family remedies urge relief from ailments
An 19th century style medical notice touts liver pills as a cure for fever headaches, coughs, and aches. It urges families to take two or three pills at night to aid sleep and states the remedy is prepared by a Pittsburgh provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M' Lane
Avery
Leon
Leo
Pittebaret
Fleming
Sewing Machine Magic Promises Lighter Labor Say H
A reader extols a sewing machine claiming dramatic labor reduction in fabric work. The text argues the device nearly eliminates manual effort, praising its speed and efficiency. It references a Democratic newspaper promotion and hints at broader benefits to households and work.
Wheat market notes from Milwaukee yesterday
The Milwaukee market report lists Winter Wheat at 63, Spring Wheat at 63, oats at 19, potatoes at 16 and batter at 11. The data appears from yesterday’s papers with scattered OCR errors in the source text.
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Milwaukee
Madison extends welcome to Life Members and families
A club notice invites life members and their families to a September event with entry fees of 1.00 for members and 1.00 for singles. The secretary urges attendance to close the month with joy and friendship.
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Anni
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General Election Notices From Various District Offices
Formal election notice listing terms expiring for state and county offices. Details include terms ending January and March, with districts and towns named such as Concord, Sumner, Oakland, Palmyra, and Watertown. Officials referenced include sheriff clerks treasurers and judges with dates of expiration in 1861.
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Pidiaxau
Asuate Sereitor
Senwie
Detferwim
Amiabin
I. Mills
Oakland
Sumner
Koshisamiaig Spring
Lebren
Sullivan
Patliavea
Paracaton
Concord
Sagerson
Masters
Dhumary
Ameanhey
de Catily
Palmyra
Sullivany Concord
Konaington
Helwon
Cold Spring
Orion
Whey
Aftica
Kushkonoe
Kon
Jettison
Karaquiet
Ofer
Janary
Tof Felterson Qoaky
Watertows
Svenis
Waterton
Malford
Delerson
Enouen
Siields
Lortlind
John Sutton
Joseph Giles
Haatary
I Franel
Gustavus pSchagsa
Dhaniarg
Fra Wed
Dintcies
Harlan Pease
R Lene
Danmary
Lest P. Gilbert
Shorit
Teffers
Josep Giles
Sheriiflo, Co
Darius F. Jones Pire
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