Wisconsin paperholders urged general laws publication plan
In a forthright defense of public legal knowledge the Wisconsin Press argues laws should be published in at least one paper per county with county funding. It criticizes ignorance of statutes, praises state-wide accessible law, and notes price schemes among publishers. The piece also covers advertising rates and current political rumors about Central American colonization schemes.
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Tate
Wisconsin
Mnnus
Madisons
Madison
New York
Stieboygan
Cptima
Timnes
New York Ledger
Rehthe Sonine
Daily Sentinel
the Sentinel
Postoffice
Railroads and public feeling on farm mortgage bills
The Senate plan to alter railroad charters to seize control for mortgage defaults is debated as risky legislation. A Gazette critique cites economic strain, risks to roads already in trouble, and warns against hasty action. Also reported: Goats stolen in Janesville, New York Assembly gridlock, Wisconsin local laws reform debate, plus various national notes on trials, piracy, and transportation.
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Cook
Senate
van Torn
Agusta Tepper
Janesville
Madison Arges
Board of Supervisors
San Juan de Nicaragua
Jerez
Paulding
Sivaragua
Sands
John B. Robertson
Rochester
U. S. Senate
Douglas
Kansas and Missouri tensions with Lecompton debate
Washington report dated January 25 cites ex Secretary Stanton arriving from Kansas and forecasting turmoil over Calhoun and the Lecompton Constitution. He notes Free State gains, Missouri exodus, and race to certify in court. Also: local mail issues, rising Shawnee Reservation violence, Rhode Island murder absence contrasted with New York, and political shifts in Wisconsin rail and federal posts.
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Washington
the Tribune
Stanton
Kansas
Independence
Calhoun
Free State
Mrr. Stanton
Weston
Lecompton
Missouri
St. Louis
Lourween
European and India news mix with market and eclipse notes
From Europe advices on the Europa voyage and missing Ariel. India reports General Havelock died at Lucknow, and General Wyndham pressed mutineers at Calpee with heavy losses for the 74th. London money market ease, bullion rise, and American securities in demand. Madrid notes no redress over Eldorado incident. Canton preparations, Leviathan launch progress, and Doolittle praised for Nicaragua neutrality stance. 1858 eclipse schedule and a Scottish flag fragment shown in the Historical Rooms with inscription NEMO ME IMPUNE.
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Europe
Europa
Liverpool
New York
Ariel
Southampton
India
London
Havelock
Lucknow
Wyndham
Gwalior
Calpee
Cawnpore
Colin Campbell
Tee
Australia
England
Bank of England
Western Canal
American Securities
Madam Rachael
Marshal Radetsky
Reshid Pasha
Madrid
Cuba
Canton
Hong Kong
Lord Clanricade
Senator Doolittle
Nicaragua
Draper
Historical Society
James Clarkson
Fond du Las
Scotland
Tts
Afadison Avg
Fair Grounds Improvements and Prize Winners 1857
The Fair Grounds at ear suding December 1857 saw 109 rods of tight board fence built at eight dollars a rod, an office costing $100, speakers stands $40, and track work $400. Additions included one and a half acres of land for $156. Various classes list numerous prize-winning animals, including two, three, and four year old Durham bulls, cows, steers, and calves, with multiple breeders named. Additional entries cover horses, mares, harnesses, farming gear, and household items with names like Seymour Brooks, Robert Armstrong, A Pike, and George Gleason among others.
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W- D. Converse
H. Iepee
O. R
Seyiour Brooks
Seymour Brooks
Robert Armstroug
Lake
Brest
Robert
D. Converse
Richmond
George Gleason
Boss Bull
West Ford Tanner
Best Hf
U. Balt
Brat Devon
A. Kinney
W. Converat
Vert Devan Keifer
A. Honey
E . Urifer Galt
Sepmeuy Brooks
W. Gondorse
Hest
Niall
Ant Ander
D. Scott
Clarke
Orshau
Bess FF
Noyes
Bas
B. Utter
Parsons
A. Pratt
George Burn
W. McDougal
Peal
C. Jones
M. Jottaron
W. Alverson
A. Pike
E. Ineohus
Finch
FL B. Coon
A. F. Knox
EB. M. Rien
U. Hemenway
FP. Bros
A. Bratt
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General Laws
Ely Thayer
Congress
Central America
North
Union
New York Post
Phayer
Tran
California
Mirmons
Pacific Coast
Trab
Senft
Pacific
Daas
Laasuosny
Lemathosky
Poland
Napoleon
Hamburg
Indiana
Keadohn J. Bekel
Dr. Burdell
Nolle Prosic
Qei
Whitewater
Wis
Atlantic
Dradisia
Sual
Freena Cigar Bos
Ett GF
Thitt State
Railroads
RaerThe
New York Assembly
Erastus
Lewis Beardslea
Judge Beardslea
BEE the Sentinel
Lake Michigan
du Bax -Oor
Wm. D. Melndoe
Joseph Alban
Plover Herald
du Bay
Leavenworth Ledger
Asa
Kanbasi Iti
The
Uni
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Circuit Court
Boyd
Senate Journal
Milwaukee
South Water
Lunath
Uta
Scott
Salt Lake City
Colorado River
Cnl
Johnston
IMF
Pride
Puvur
Democratic) Standard
Ray B. A. Calkins
the Argus
the Journal
Post Office
Buchanan
Borly
Wisconsin Democracy
Racine & Mississippi Railroad
Racine & Mississippi Railroad Company
Racine County
Henry 8. Durand
John W. Cary
Ising Taylor
Elisha Raymond
Walworth County
Wm. C. Allen
Rock County
J. G. Frisbie
W. T. Goodhue
Stephenson County
Chancellor Martin
B. Dornblazer
Carrer County
John Rinewallé
Zrilche
Mr. Doolittle
Capt
Annswer
Brows
Mississippi
Duclitile
United States
Greenwich
Micon
Somd
Wisconsin Farmers' & Mechanics’ Club
Fremilles
Giles Ki
A. Graben
L.J
Uae
J. C. Bayne
Scarin, Cook &Co
Raun
T. Dow
Crows
Winchester & Detoil
Urneher
Sealth To Co
West Lift & Force Pump—k
Being
L. Wight
Adams
Giles Kinney
Samuel Heary
Devel
Denel
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Lynst
Seeda
A. Ik
G. Kinsey
Berto
J. Staring
Tad ‘T. €. Dewel
Miller It
Stith & la
J. M. Williams
Abbott
D. Hamilton
Iliss Prancoassimierson
Elass
Ll. D. Ifnit
Partridge
T. H. Goodhue
T. J. Goodhue
Mra
W. Gething
Oire
D. Hal
Irs
BE. W. Cortieau
Ambrotypes
Akar
Giles Kinner
B. Newcomb
Pham
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Scrass A
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Louise J. Starvne Oy
E. A. Smith
Powers, Alten & Co
Wawers
Allen & Co
A. Smith & Co
E. A. Smith & Co
E .A. Smith & Co
Joh Printi & Raan
Norman Morton
Abbate & Co
H. W. Lake
F. A. Smith & Co
Carpenter's
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Woodbury
Javidson & Green
Cevertel
Mrz. D
Wilde
Ella
Winks Madel
Harrow
Southhampton
Cork
Gail
Narvich
Chenango Wo
Merle
Khenys
Dr. Uull
Gongar É& Day
A. Jacobs
HS of
Janesville Street
Merchants’ & Mechanics’ Bank
Capital
Dv Stes . A. 2Coville
Cushing
Sweetland & Stewart
AMS
B Tald& Co
Gora
Santoria
Sanford
York
Jr. Baker
Martini City
Blackford Ga
Ind
Roghedt
Cougar & Day
Wostetter
Pe Grath
Philadelphia
Breese
Y. Clarke
Elmbold
Mooland
Dy Qml
Jackson
Canada
Inuiey
South America
McLaughlin
Siveetland & Stewart
Wisconsia Fruit Growers Association
Milwwaukee
JG. Braxton
Man
Sim
W. D. Barbox
D. Graham
Wisconsin State Insurance CO
Alt. Cotes
Olney
Chicago
City. Insurance Company
Cael
WAL
Bates
Edmund” Caneteld
Secretny Teoddene
Notier
Milwaukee and
Chase
Wiy
Willard
Pere Atkinson
Murbia
J. Stewart
Win
Sickier
Tgdob Krn
George Wood
Wwalvewater
Mc Gorda
Daren
R. Iiwnell
Ze Oe Smith
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Cushing, Sweetland& Stewart
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