Local North Western Agents Promoted in County Notices
Fragmented 1850 notice from SPhitewater Register shows names Petron Ayenne Fe Hig and Shue PY pOXES Chichester alongside agents in the trade circle. Lingering garbled text references towns Tune Painders and Langdon and mentions deadlines and the distribution of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petron & C
Ayenne Fe
North Western
Traeds
Shtounds
Langdon
Tune Painders
Chichester & Sanford
Dalterdaves
Judicial Election Returns Show Narrow Victory Across Regions
The Wisconsin judicial election results are tallied from multiple counties, indicating a statewide majority around six thousand in favor of the associate justice. The surge aligns with a broader opposition to the Fugitive Slave Act and related federal supremacy doctrines, despite a disrupted party contest. County breakdowns show varied margins, with Milwaukee and Dane among the larger splits and several smaller counties posting lighter majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vander
Columb
Unclear County Vote Returns Reported With Mixed Totals
Fragmentary county returns show varied totals for several precincts including Tawna 200 majority and Sharon 175 while Richmond 90 and Lageange 170 also appear. Additional items include Sugar Crock 1 and Whee returns described as favorable, with a stated value of 2,000 ima Furth.
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Darien
Puing
Jority
Sharon
Richmond
Sugar Crock
Lageange
Whee
Ion David Noggle Elected to Circuit Judge Posts
In a decisive vote Ion David Noggle is elected circuit judge in the district. The outcome appears certain with a large majority likely exceeding six thousand. He wins both unexpired and full terms, marking a strong mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
David Noggle Ax
Ly & Yo
Ele
The Connecticut Result and Future of State Representation
The Rave sweep in Connecticut eliminates the entire State slate for four Members of Congress. The Taise ty Incessaijor party loses a majority in the next House of Representatives, affecting control and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trang
Connecticut
Congress
Rhode Island Republicans claim victory in state and federal races
In Rhode Island the GOP reportedly won the governorship secretary of state and their congressman for the western district, while the eastern district had no choice with multiple candidates and a broad majority rule. Across the nation, Republicans gained control in several cities and legislatures, signaling a shift from Democratic majorities and touching multiple states including Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin. The piece discusses political shifts, candidate outcomes, and editor changes in several papers as elections conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Congressmar
Hare
Belit Lerunglic
Shum Domovrsiey
Pike's Peak. Frontiersmen seek gold in Missouri Territory
The writer reports on Pike's Peak gold fever stirring readers from Kansas City to the frontier. He details travelers, outfit varieties, and hopefuls crossing uninhabited lands toward the eastern slope of the Rockies. He weighs prospects, risks, and possible population shifts if gold proves payable. The note also discusses advertising, printing, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumgeeree
Bf Kanisis
Pikes Peak
Pike's Peak
Kansas
Thas Han
Theo
Rangi
Clissis
Ubis
Lenvernvertt Enis
Frase Watt
Evers
Ib Wrergg
Stern
Lere
Ditteren
Golepatoy
Ape Penrgnee
Ouriit
Lars
Kanes City
California
Austrialia
Indiana
Rex
Unicornia
Utah
New Alexios
Arizona
Eylyna
Paciho
Mixed News Items From Wisconsin and Beyond
Articles report publisher A Holly seeking to dispose of his paper, noting executions in the U.S. and a promising crop outlook. From Providence to Michigan and Wisconsin, stories cover canal openings, maple sugar yields, polygamy statistics, a homicide motive in Michigan, a body found near Waukesha, a census claim in China, and local court and political developments in Dodge and Grant counties.
International Congress in Italy Rumors Move Markets
Late from Hurone Oregon April reports on the Italian question note France agrees to the Congress plan, stirring trader nerves as funds rise and fall. London and Liverpool markets show bread and provisions steady, while political hesitation in Britain and India yields mixed signals about peace and war preparations.
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Ortland
Liverpol
Che
France
Liverpool
Great Britain
House of Com
Paancke
Austria
Piedmont
St. Pag
Bombay
Canning
Padigld
Podden
Shuabjab
Hanpore
Morabard
Bexar
Clyde
Yathin
India
Arrest of an Alleged Fugitive Slave in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the arrest of an alleged fugitive slave named Jase in Tareibars, taken to Philadelphia to face U S Commissioner at Fifth and G. He claims a wife in Unsenbury and two children, says he was born around 1783, and had lived in Harrisburg nine years. Deputies faced attempts at rescue. he was chained during transit, then discharged by the U S Commissioner amid public approval. The piece also notes mining news from Pike’s Peak with claims there is no gold and widespread gambling and shifting fortunes among miners and town lots.
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Lyce Demscrad
Inberal
Anik
Fe Orybaly
Thieford
Michigan
Elwood
Kansas
Waukesha Democrat
Benjamin Bragaman
Pekin
Ching
Racine Sidroceta Gays
la Croste Company
Cur Ca
Republican Party
Lowe
Alfred Coyderhill
Brother
Lodi
Dodge County
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Wisconsin
Whitewater
Lucy
Albany
Dalton
Fimions
Washington
Rufus Ning
Milwaukee Sentinel
Philadelphia
Methodlist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Bates
Catton
Tareibars
United States
Fifth
Har
Epon
Unsenbury
Harrisburg
Phome
Quarket
Sxelock
Bina
Philadelpia
Vingintal
Bondase
Daniel
Yarrisburg
Ile
Philadelhia
Quaker City
Biscorradge
St. Louis Democrats
Pike's Peak
George A L. Thomas
Rockport
Mi i
Bayou Salado
South Platte
Cherry Creek
Zola
Warkes
Kkifre
Ball
BW. N. Kimball
Jim
Apportionment of the Drainage Fund Debate
A political dispute centers on Senator Ten Byck of New Jersey and slaveholding rumors. The Newark Mercury counters by noting Byck did not legally own slaves and refused to engage in such ownership, denying the claims as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Byck
United States
New Jorsey
Newark Mercury
Fen Erck
Orchard hardships and fruit tree varieties from 1859 note
A Parmer letter from February 23 1859 outlines plans to prune and select trees for orchard planting. It lists varieties reportedly hardy under hard winters, including specific cherry plum and apple names, and notes many trees have died over time while some survive. The author advises seeking Western Nordic hardy trees and avoiding less reliable stock.
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Boscau
Mesans
Bartons
Tase
Nur
Inpreed
Dewi
Bob Flower
Bus Miki
Beolncrusider
Gun
Pip
Fulda Harvey
Barnhill Avner
Teele Chimey
Ranle
Janes
Prive Rod
Talinher ‘Wis
Deanack
Dw'l
Yumibo
Baldwing Muirlun Blush
Ilweyen
White Appie
Tartare Kosh
Aurdian
Ryreet Bond
Spalding
Esron
Nore Seca
J. Cross
La Fayette Visit and La Grange Portrait of Family Life
Lady Morgan records September scenes at La Grange where La Fayette greets visitors at the castle gate, surrounded by family across three generations. The pageant includes Augusto Thierry, Schetter and Beranger, with music, painting, and affectionate, well behaved children enjoying meals, study, and a lively, orderly household.
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Lady Morgan
la Pay Ulie
LSIS
la Fayette
America
Charles Vox
la Payetta
Augusto Thierry
Schetter
Carbanel
Franco
Beranger
la Grange
la Tabla
Choir Jossonz
Wisconsin Editorial Convention Set for Third Annual Meeting
Editorial leaders gather for the Third Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin Editorial Associations on Wednesday the 15th. General Rufus King of the Sentinel and a poet from A M Pomeroy of the News are expected to speak. Gov. Geo Wyer announces the event and trustees named for the Insane Hospital include Leonard Farwell Edward P Alie Lavin Sterling Chauncy Abbatt John P McGregor Thos Food and Charles D Bubbinon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Abse Rt
Rufus King
the Sentinel
A. M. Pomeroy
News
Tutte
Geo. Wyer
Seery
Issane Iloserrar
Leonard
Farwell
Madison
Edward P. Alie
Milwaukee
Lavi Sterling
Johan P. McGragor
Charles D. Bubinon
Feet Baye
Man Burns Own Infant to Death in 1857 Case
In Wabash Indiana a man named Win Joy was tried and convicted for burning his four month old child to death. The child awoke crying, Joy made a fire and held the infant over it, burning the child in several places before placing it back in the cradle. Joy struck the child, forced the wife to stay, and threatened the family to silence. The child died four days later. The case involved fear of the father and testimony from his daughter, with neighbors later unable to view the body due to decay and clothing removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Joy
Svory John
Juul
Sud
Sund
Gied
Iyaa
Do Yourself Do Your Sums For You Lesson On Independent Study
An editorial fragment extols self reliance in learning urging students to resist teacher help. It contrasts hard study with lazy shortcuts, praising steady effort, persistence, and personal growth. The piece references E Doty and a Portage City edition, highlighting transfer of editorial talent and enduring school discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Common School Journal
E. Doty
Zeq
Bulitu
New York
Portage City
Tate
Interesting From Texas Abolitionist Accusations and Bishop Visit
In Texas, accusations label some as abolitionists during a Methodist dispute. A committee warned Bishop Dayne, and the church action declared the Methodist Church North cannot be retained in Texas, to be removed by force if needed. A Winter fire in Wisconsin destroyed a house, and a Kansas missionary Bishop visited Wyandot and Leavenworth, consecrating a church and confirming several persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Apell
Meelines
Tanain
Dayne
Methodist Church
Texas
Pape
Corporation Proceedings Reported for the Register
Proceedings of the Meeting approved. On motion Mr Powell to inform the party committee to fine elect from ID. Petition referred. Accomita of QE Curfles and Kelloge referred. Board adjourned to Monday April 11th. EE appointed se committee.
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Messrs
Field
Canice Anni
Powell
Denise
Wits
Veard
Sfondus
Whitewater Prices Current 1858 Wool Goods and Shares
This old newspaper fragment lists prices for mill products, hats, maple goods, and West Michigan materials with scattered vendor names and dates in April 1858. It mentions receipts, standard rates, and new items, all jumbled in an OCR style. The readable bits note items like hats and various materials among local commerce notes and date stamps.
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Sphitewater Register
Rhode Island
Becerr Veeronita
St. Touis
We-3
Alv. Blair
Carpenter
Madison Petriod
Iyer
Airiot Carnot Hil
Evywe1az—llon
Edenund A. Weat
Hureauyr
Aseist
Mustuc Sretine
Secuvintoani
Valiabie
Repetiivan Sentinel
Rastonathin BE. Arnoll
Walt
Ste Wik
Saveso
Daze Co
Iowa
Walworth County
Byron
Betish Brown
Cabritt
Weper Walcox
Whiten
Providence
New York State
Pontsylvanis
Tinh
Persie
Morphy
Av. Mongredian
London Chess Club
Paris
Springfield Republican
Bermeo
Berinh Brown
Madison Argus
Calkin V&elusive
Ozaukee Timex
M | Alling
Saukville
Sea
San Francisco
Hurone
Cotami Lone
Adams Atararh
Baes
Monrac
Columbia
Washington Thackson
Teifferson
Wrno Kew
Plo
Wwinnetaze
Raye
Leao
Bisvor Kyurrr
Wiscard Ory
Wyandoth
Leavenworth City
Jackson Kemper
Corporation Proceedings
Milwaukee & Miss
Fortier
Teave Quiltitewster
Madison Aceam
St A
IGDD
Ti Whitewater
MT. Etund Breight
Hawes
Hheam T. Falee
Arvar
SAL Soda
Ann
Minwavsnk
Perine Pu Usics Brant Og
Cachan
FR Feu Ojon
Ribseviher
Thdlaan
Ain Es Wisn
Lo Liepore
Gifford
Lowe Inn
Fred
Bert
Miscona
Grant
Wis
Richard M
Wale Place
Nhelva¢ber
Vowel
J. Molle
John Fox
Alzeander T
Wml Jones
Circuit Court For the
County of Wal- Worth
Pirres
Walworth
Sharif’s Olex
Aikborm
Mehaucutsa & Allen
Nirawa
Stone
Dlaintus Atey
Cane Whitaveter March
Jamitonwealdls Binek
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