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Newspaper
Weekly Jeffersonian
Location
Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1858
Page
2
Foreign dispatches report New York arrival of news that preparations are underway to open the Octan Teletrach Line with the Queen expected to send a peace message to President Buchanan. The era of free emigration debated in Parliament, with financial market signs showing strain yet some notes and stock cards holding firm.
A scanned roster of items reports a Bethelehem congregation with over one e six dollars at interest. It notes scarce peaches in western New York, Kane Arctic Expedition deaths in Brookies, and a Central Railroad call of twenty two apes. Rev Dr Eat the dis, twenty-one hundred housdred dows crowned by Police in New York, and Catholic land purchases for a Tay school. McGee seeks Irish party in Canada, indictments over delays, and a $104,000 slander suit in New Orleans. The Michigan Republican convention set for Detroit August 6, new tavern licenses yield $107,000 state revenue, and a Grand Jury indicts revolutionary leaders. A swill milk study finds it palatable, Fraser River gold reports surface, and Bennett’s yacht dispute prompts prize reallocation. A mare’s fatal break after a kick-heavy contest closes the note.
The Monroe funeral procession started around o clock from the Church of the Reformer on Fourteenth Street. The remains were moved early and the funeral procession was imposing with crowds from City Hall to the line of march. Dogs barked and guns fired as the crowd paid solemn tribute while memories of James Monroe were recalled and remembered in a somber public observance.
An incomplete passage from a Mellen item references government safeguards and protective measures amid wartime turns. It mentions Americans and orders at an early stage, with hints of relief efforts and protective actions, but the fragmentary text leaves specific names, dates, and outcomes unclear.
Fragmentary report details ships sailing from Galway to New York and London to Halifax, with late evening arrivals and a gale lasting 24 hours on the 24th ult. The weather aboard was pleasant. A broad commentary criticizes medical secrecy, praising Dr Uager for publishing remedies. cites New Orleans organ and 1258 as a source. Notes heavy rainfall across much of the United States from May to mid June, averaging 10 inches in May and 5 inches by June 25, spanning wide regions.
Prosecutors fined lovers of quor sellers last week and warn that many more cases are ready. The Belett Journal notes authorities expect strict obedience to laws as others have done.
A historic notice from Jefferson County Wisconsin details village ordinances to prevent animals from running at large, penalties and permitting processes. The document also includes court summons and tax notices from 1858 and 1888, listing defendants and monetary judgments, with details on service, dates, and costs. It covers court actions against Fredrick P. Bement and Lyman E. Boomer, tax sales, and a village tax list notification.
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