Political letter from A Scott Sloan sparks public debate in 1860
The document shows Judge Sloan and allies discussing state questions and nominations. It critiques publication of Sloan’s confidential sentiments and references Senate public lands debates and a Madison bank opening. The text cites Beavily Day March 6 1860 and mentions Judge Dixon and Judge Smith with party implications.
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AS. Sloan
Dean Prout
Jadge Smith
Judge Dinan
Dixon
Supreme Cours
Hegarblicassaf
Wisconsin
Ayer Daswe
Madison
Pateriot
Kingstrom
Simeon
Nills
Messrs. Hill and McQord
Bagh
Desultory 19th Century Notices From A Wisconsin Paper
A jumble of short items reports Gen Tom Thumb touring four counties, a La Crosse police justice candidate, deep artesian well in Crawford county, Washington’s Day celebration planned in New York, a Philadelphia death toll comparison, a destructive fire at a Cam bridge store, and remarks on Wisconsin lawyers and railroad law impacts.
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Tom Thumb
A. P. Ginakerlee
la Crosse
B.A. Causiss
Trans
Derrie Madison
Philadelphia
Iocksford
Winnie
Hago Blall
California
John G. Buker
New York
Supreme Court of
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Cambridge
America
Mount Vernon
Johin A. Won
Wisconsin
Madison Journal
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Legislature Discusses County Seat Removal and Budgets
The assembly met at nine o'clock with memorials on removing Green Bay’s county seat and related matters including civil actions, bonds, and school district changes. Debates covered financing, fees, and reorganizations, with discussions on loans, appropriations, and how to fund public works and local creditors.
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Mareh
Green
Teeshtes
Monroe County Cor
Joan
Wit
Raf Ad
Mbique Organiazitimn
Bay
Cerargs
Arrival of Asia en York and News From Europe
The Asia en York arrived March 16 from Liverpool with advices from Liverpool and London. Reports mention ongoing political tensions, parliamentary debates, and imperial affairs. The dispatches reference Sardinia and Parma, and discuss stability and peace, though details are fragmentary.
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York
Liverpool
John
Anghout
Arkan
Ulus Lene
Peach buds promise a fruitful season in the valley
Reports from S V Stedman and local growers indicate peach buds are largely alive and the prospect for a bountiful crop is strong this season. Weather remains a risk as frosts could threaten early buds, but current conditions are favorable for growth in the orchard belt.
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S. V.stedman
Boyle
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