Wisconsin Indemnity and Wisconsin’s Duty in Washington
A Woolithic call urges rapid action to secure congressional indemnity for Wisconsin’s bounds against Illinois and Michigan. It praises Moses Sixoxe’s vigor to press the claim, stresses sending a strong representative, and endorses broader unity across the Union while noting growth, emigration, and the nation’s vast inland seas and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroxe
Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Amd
Moses M. Sixoxe
Mexican War Dispatches and Press Feuds Amid Campaign Delays
The piece critiques Mexican diplomacy and possible feints as Gen Scott fights in central Mexico. It notes reports of forward moves toward San Luis Potosi, tensions over enlistment deadlines, and a probe into Whig and Sentinel factions in the Territory, hinting at party infighting and press signals ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Fie
Scott
Guanper
Ayion
Otters
San Luis
Scorn
Gen. Taviow
Sentinel
San Luis Potosi
Valencia
Santa Anna
Wools
Taylor
Urea
Victoria
Recen
Caza
Tamulipag
Urrea
Tampico
Caravajal
Wor
San Luio Potosi
Puebla
Great Steamboat Race Announcement Across Lakes
The Buffalo express reports a forthcoming steamboat race between the Niagara and Suttanna, sparked by a July 12 challenge offering 5000 dollars to beat any boat on the lakes. The Niagara deposits the stake, race plans cover 1000 miles over landings and water, with rockets and no passengers to ensure a fierce, public trial of speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Macara
Apeiesy
Niagara
Erie
Cleveland
Chicago
Romimson & Co
United States
Sandion River
Letter of Mr Calhoun and Milwaukee city notes
A compilation of letters and reports: Calhoun replies to Putnam county Whig resolution praising his Wilmot Proviso stance, urging national union against slavery tensions. Additional items describe Milwaukee’s growth, harbor plans, brick exports, and population rise. brief notices discuss Oswego harbor improvements, Mexican War reports, and local curiosities and events in 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Putnam Whig
Georgia
Fort Hu
Putnam County
Senate
United States
Wilmot
C. Calhoun
Samven A. Wares
Saratoga
Tina Thumb
Saratoga Springs
The
Springs
Phil
P. T. Barniwm
Tom Thumb
Druran
Canada
Milwaukee
Racine
Paryron
Jas
Goanaicn
Milton
Taft
Goodrich
Rock Co. Dem
Arrival of the Hibernia in New York and mixed dispatches
Telegraph summary from Boston reports a Hibernia arrival note and a Boston abstract on U S agricultural outputs. Highlights include state by state crops in the Union, with New York leading in barley and hay, Ohio in wheat, Pennsylvania in rye and buckwheat, and Georgia and South Carolina noted for cotton and rice. Also covered are a workman killed on a rail line near Dearborn, a destructive storm in the state grounds bureau region, and various local incidents and political notes from Missouri to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttes
Boston
Liverpool
Hibernia
Washington
Unitep Srates
Patent Office
Union
Louisiana
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Maryland
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Georgia
South Carolina
Albany Atlas
State Ground Bureau Co
Andres
Wardlaw
Chicago Tribune
Wrerenn Envernaria
Hannibal
Missouri
Pearce
St. Lowa Union
Sleeping habits and famous cases of prolonged rest
The piece surveys sleep duration ideas from eight hours to long naps and up to four and twenty hours. It cites varied habits from seafaring life to Brindly and Quin, notes somnambulism, and recalls cases from the Philosophical Transactions and Washington’s Irish adoption, ending with diverse anecdotes on sleep behavior and wakefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Morpheus
England
Brindly
Cheapside
Philosophical Transactions
Society of Physicians
Elizabeth Orgin
Brady
London Quarterly Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Atlantic
Europe
Ashter
Khapire
América
Missouri Territory
Oregonia
Miligantes Pe Daley
Fagmers
Boston Post
Ashfield
Mass
St. Louis Union
Campanico
Pratt
Joe Davies
Bronanan
Washington Union
California
Hussala
Peninsular
Towa Capital
Levener
29Th Ul
Lerean
Capitol
Wall Street
Forks
Rouxaway
Newport
Willees
Wisconsin Argus
Western Star
Doe
Rilwaukee
Lake Michigan
St. Louis
Galena and
Moses M. Strrone
Svrowe
Green Bay
MR. Calhoun
Sr. Croix
Great Lake
St. Croix
St. Peters
Lake Superior
B. FP. Manahan
Prairie du Chien
Mustix Prarrep
William Tinker
Mra. Dunn
Detroit
Danna
BR. F. Cannon
New Salem
Haumor
Oswxco
Oswego
Osamego
Four Lakes
Mamison Argus
Brazas
Picayune
Cushing
Arista
Monterey
Formidye
Tamafrsid Arista
St. Louis New Bra
Robson Egon
Workworth
A. L. Lovejoy
Willamette River
OSSIP
Madrid
Sone
Cary
Francis
Spain
Buffalo
Williamsville
Buffs Express
J Munday
Interior
Southport
Uncle Sem
Black River
Boonville
Grand Lock
Lansingkill
Mohawk River
Helland
Groningen
Tadles
Raw
Thora Andrews
Dearborn
Det. Mes Press
Stxoncka
Kingdom of Heaven
Taylors
Walnut Springs
Col. Wright
Old Rough
Lieut. Fuller
Massachusetts
Taroa
G. B Webapt
Journal
American Battles
Lona
Anz
Lexington
Hunker Hill
Hlatovab
White Plaines
Prenton
Princeton
Hubberietown
Dennington
Breadyrine
Camden
King’s Mountain
Raton Sa Bdy
Ingvanp
Cork
Wasumncroy
Ireland
St. Patrick Society of
Philadelphia
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
St. Patrick
Ocean
Aono
Washincton
General Washincton
Everann
Manchester
Yorkshire
France
Rion
Paris
Marquis de Pastoret
Venice
Henri V
Prefecture de Police
Wake
M. Dellessert
Louis Phillippe
MM. Herryer
Peter Kephart
Baltimore
Fairmount
Messra Flack
Thompson
North Amer
China
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