Vote for Byron Paine for Associate Justice
A political notice from Whitewater Register urges Republicans to vote for Tivron Paine for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. It endorses Paine, cites State Rights principles, and criticizes opposing decisions like the Dred Scott ruling and Fugitive Slave Law, arguing party support matters.
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Tivron Paine
Supreme Court
Beene
Cil
Bournes
Sdi
Republican Party
Lynde
Dre Scott
Keep or Noggle: A Local Judge Election Endorsement
In a contested local judge race the paper declines to split the vote and endorses Noggle while noting Keep is a capable officer. It urges voters to choosing Noggle but allows supporting Keep if that is their choice, framing it as a matter of personal privilege and public authority.
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Keep
Mr. Nugele
Ju Liu
Keo
Change in Lien Law Pushes Faster Petitions for Materials
Mudlizon Jorreed notes a major update to mechanics lien law passed in the late session. It requires parties furnishing materials for building or repairs to file lien petitions within ninety days after the last delivery, shortening the prior one year period. The note covers pre enactment material dates and stresses the new timing for liens and related proceedings.
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Jose Ieic
Murelvinst
Jottings of Travel 26 of the Register in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas March 22 1839 after two weeks traveling in this new country the correspondent remarks on the beauty and vast plains of Kansas and contemplates why more travel writers do not describe the landscape and prospects. He notes Lawrence with about four thousand residents and a thriving Main Street near the Eldridge Neuss Free State hotel, near a river and 100 acres on a bluff. Trade is brisk with wagon teams and prices higher than eastern markets, while political life and demagoguery occupy local concerns as settlers adapt to frontier life.
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Kansas
Laurence
Eldridge Neuss
Free State
St Louis
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Fulton
Armerica
United States
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Old Santa Fe Road and Territorial Politics Report
An excerpted travel note recounts the Santa Fe overland mail route on the Giide road and a coach ride to California, noting the lone team, the Pres entent sign, and the night journey. It mentions Kansas Territory political timing next Monday the 28th to decide on a State Constitution and Congress, with local figures Jim Lane and Montgomery present. The piece reports editor Thrasher in Palmyea addressing Black Republican caucus efforts, jokes about origins of the party, and a dining encounter with Governor Medary before plans to visit Insane City, St Joseph, and Wisconsin in April.
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America
Galifornia
Atlantic
Pacific
Prairie City
Jim Lane
Montgomery
Palmyea
Thrasher
Lawrence
Repubican
Republican Party
Brother
Travel woes on the railroad platform and a fracas with an apple boy
A Traveler recounts a Monday morn aboard a train where delays due to a sleepy conductor and platform cold lead to humorous misadventures. An apple boy and a brakeman clash over a supply, culminating in glass damage, a hat loss, and a near-violent scuffle amid passenger interference and threatened reports to the superintendent.
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Apple-Boy
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De-Iaus
Ais
Seisterti
Securadi
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Brakenan
Apple Bey
Aves
Booth in Milwaukee Case Sparks Public Debate
Fes. ML. Booth formerly of the Free Democrat was arrested and posted bail to stand trial on a seduction charge involving a Milwaukee girl named Cook. If found guilty, Booth faces full penalty, though readers are urged to withhold judgment until the trial concludes amid harsh commentary and calls for reform.
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Fes
Booth
Free Democrat
Cook
Milwaukee
Alex Booth
Hunayer
Legislative theater in the Madison Assembly chamber
Madison Correspondence recalls the 3859 Legislature adjourning at ten thirty, with portraits of Speaker Lyon, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and key figures like Elmore and Aldrich. It laments political wrangles, praises duty, and notes the vacant Mayor Smith seat as actors drift from the stage. The piece blends satire with detailed character sketches and reflects on later gubernatorial hopes amid factional tensions.
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Dodge
Sigs
Pat House
Alartin
Burstow
Democratic Party
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Braxon
Chappell
Senate
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W' Curtiss
The Probability of a European War
Despatches from Europe indicate a looming European war with extensive preparations reported by our ministers in London Paris Madrid and Vienna. Vienna notes volcanic complications and a tense mood across industry as officials warn of swift escalation and rising risk for those involved in trade and travel.
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Europe
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Madrid
Vienna
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Dallas
Mason
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Seis
Europa
New Law Relating to Foreign Insurance Companies
A Wisconsin law published after the recent session imposes new requirements on foreign insurance firms. Agents must obtain a Secretary of State certificate and file statements with local clerks, with publication in Madison or Milwaukee for at least one month. Licenses cost three percent of premiums, and penalties range from 100 to 1000 dollars. The act takes effect immediately, with prior certificates valid until January 1860.
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Mortand
Thenitedates
Soma
Mailison Argus
Chia Fanreny
Secretary of State
Madison
Millwaukee
Judge Whiton Dying Recovers From Ill News
A late dispatch from Thursday evening reports the death of Judge Whiton is hourly expected with Judge Smith and Governor Rendall preparing to travel to Maleen. Other items note Matchett arriving at Kingis City with discouraging gold supply, heavy snow delaying foot travel, and Wisconsin Farmer issues on crops Chinese and African topics, plus a May dietetic say and agricultural notes urging patronage.
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Rendall
Maleen
Janesville
Haney
Mynrae
Matchett Haz
Kingis City
Plains Co Cubs
Wisconsin
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Great Fire at New Orleans and Other Early 19th Century Items
Fire destroyed two large stores on Tehapi tang and Greaves streets in New Orleans, Bailey and Clo. wholesale Grocers and Putnam Smith Putnam tobacco dealers, losses around 150000. A baseball game report notes Centre surged late but did not tally. A horse race was scheduled this spring at Fashion Course with Nicholas I facing Tar River in a 10000 match. An umbrella theft case in Cincinnati ends with a 5 fine. Sandwich Islands coffee and orange crop expected to be large, many boxes may rot. Paylor reportedly refuses 37000 yearly exclusive Sunday column offer.
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Tuvan
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