Republican Caucus Urges Full Attendance for Delegates
Republicans announced a caucus at Metropolitan Hall at 7:30 PM to appoint six delegates to the County Convention and form a Town Committee for the coming year. They urged a large turnout, arguing attendance secures preferred delegates and emphasizes civic duty and party strength. Officers will be chosen at the primary. abstaining is warned against.
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Whiteter
Metropoo Flats
Whitewater
Elkhorny
Leon
Walworth
Euae
Bitchorn
Whitewater Delavan
Geneva
T. Went Wortit
Edward Eluerwein
EE Gonrick
Madiven
Tun G'Elad P.M
Dr. Tenney
WT Lyon
Julius White
L. Phillips
Wal C. Rogers
Ghonge Caly
Gregor Menzel
Wink George L. Gray Madison
Metropolitan Hall
Ezau
Caneus
The County Convention and District Politics
The Republican County Convention in Elkhorn faces calls for party harmony to secure John F. D. Potter’s re election to Congress against Beriah Brown. Emphasis on unity, organized effort, and full voter turnout, with plans for town committees and borough organization. Reports indicate Judge Larrabee, Dodge county, secured the Democratic nomination on the 36th ballot amid cross party remarks. An Independent note hints at a new Democratic paper by former Reporter publishers.
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Mr. Potter
Congress
Secord
Juin F. Potter
W Learly
Judee Larrabee
Dodge County
Larrador
Pe the Independent
Elkhorn
the Reporter
Racine
Brown
Jess
Potter
Walworth County
Hadley
Walworth
A Boland for an Oliver and Bonds Debate
A fragment argues about alleged bond payments tied to state office purchases in 1836. It mentions Kilbourne Jenkins Tadlay and the La Croaze company, contrasting republican and democratic officers funded by bonds. The piece claims totals of bonds for several officers reach 460000, challenging press assertions.
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Sentinel
Kilbouen
Jenkins
Tadlay
la Croaze Company
Quarantine Riot at Staten Island Station Attacks Hospital
A mob of Gia citizens, mainly Gurmana, Trish and Americans, burned the Quarantine Station on Staten Island on September 2. Patients in the hospital were exposed outside for over a day without medicine or food. Arrests include Ray Toupliins Matthew Garrall Charles Stebbins Jacob Vanderbilt and one Muller. further arrests possible as authorities vow to burn infected districts in protest.
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Gia
Staten Eskind
Gurmana
Trish
Ray Toupliins
Matthew Garrall
Charles Stebbins
Jacob Vanderbilt
Muller
Reid
É&E. Sc
United States
Canadan
Fetter
Ailress
Jamfs Miarkest
M.D
Broadway
Cor
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Viking the Sy
Billinghurst Re-Nominated by Republican District Convention
Hon Chas Billinghurst was renominated at the Republican Congressional Convention for the LAID District held in Witipun on Saturday. He won a majority on the printed ballot and is described as faithful, able, reliable, and destined for re election by a strong vote.
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Witipun
Sarusday
Charles Billinghurst
Itahould
Billinghurst
Hite Deen
Mo mi
Mirrymphan
Vermont election hailed with 10000 majority for Republican candidate
Despatches dated the 8th report Hil and THU Republican candidate for Governor won by about 10000, while Lill would have preferred 20000. Editorials critique paper politics and party tactics, noting editorials and exchanges across papers. Mentions Kansas slave question and Democratic figures Dunn and Washburne.
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Muscoelier
Hil
THU Republicas Caandidate
Vermont
Lill
A Letter from Minnesota Fr Snelliss ATR 29
A long letter describes a Newark style journey from Prairie du Chien to St Paul aboard a loaded steamer, with a tour of Fort Snelling Mendota and the Cedar Valley Railroad. It notes the river views, the busy landing, the fort’s fortifications, and local geography, including Minnehaha river, Lake region, and the Minnesota Valley. It mentions contractors and early railroad work, plus editorial remarks on local politics and press commentary.
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Snelliss
Stamié
Prairie du Chien
Milwaukes
Hewitt Ams
St Paul Jatnoon
Key City
Mehdote
Fort Snelling
Port
Wis
Minnesota
Lubit
Graham
Missisippi
St. Paul
Leantitul
Cedar Valley Railroad
Mendota
Sibley
Fort
Minneapolis
Minnehaha
Frank Steele
Eny
Fort Snelling Reservation
Ward
State Line
Afessis, McDanell & Graham
Evi
Water works cost estimate and political attacks in era
A long notice describes Congress ordered water works for Washington City costing 6 million, far beyond lakes improvements. It includes political accusations about West to South aid, mentions Beridd Brown Rae, Wheat varieties, and local advertising. Also notes posters for the State Fair and various agricultural books, with praise for a fruit cultivation guide and its price.
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Congress
Washington City
Beridd Brown
Corporation Proceedings of September 7 1838
The board met after adjournment with President, Messrs. Littlejoling Meld Cartes Lie Wuhl and Wraae present. Reports covered finance, Litthyolin and Mabe bolt, accounts, and salaries. Street and harbor works were discussed including a crosswalk on Shinsteham Church Street and grading of Mai Street. Various license and construction petitions were referred or reported on, with adjournment following. Mr. Clay of Kentucky to deliver the Annis Address at the Wisconsin State Fair.
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Littlejoling
Meld
Cartes
Lie Wuhl
Wraae
Brads
Litthyolin & Mabe Bolt
Traeturl Teitraw
Penton
F. Barneys
Gar
Rey Ty Tie
Field
Devsoff
Shinsteham
Erlewilke
Ars. Crue
Mai
Aietalks
Danosville
Muna Atrees
Magn
North Street
Clay
Kentucky
Letter from James S Brown Declines Congressional Candidacy
A card from J S Brown sent to the Edith of the Sentinel requests delivery of a delegate letter to Charles T Melms. Brown explains pressure and double voting harmed his campaign and that he cannot continue as a candidate under the convention's current composition. Milwaukee August 31.
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the Sentinel
Charles T. Mehns
Charles T. Melms
Congress
United Forsee
Sunes
la Crosse BR
James 8
Brown
Milwaukee
Quarantine conflicts unfold with arrests and suspensions
Reports describe additional arrests including Thomas Garrett a ring leader with bail refused. Supreme Court writs on habeas corpus are argued as decisions loom. General Superintendent Tallmadge is suspended for defying a police order to send officers to quarantine. Health Commissioners meet while Quarantine leadership seeks rifles for armed guards. Mayor to present matter before the Commissioners, but quorum absence blocks action. In political notes the Washburne brothers face renomination and C C Washburne gains support in Wisconsin Second district. Wisconsin Bank Comptroller moves to wind up Janeville City Bank and redeem notes from a state office.
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Thomas Garrett
Me Fay
Bean Vis
Supreme Court
Theeasawne
Too Norrow
Tallmadge
Nye
Ate
Mr. Bean
Quar- Anting
Comsoners
A Slave Code for the Territories Demands Federal Protection
The New York Day Book argues the Kansas Nebraska and Dred Scott rulings require a federal slave code to protect slave property in all territories. It urges Democratic unity, presidential pledge, and new territorial laws, noting territorial legislatures may vary and urging Congress to enact stronger protections.
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Coliann
Kansas
Frost
Federat
Charleston
Iehmond
Slavea
Federat Logighe
Ist
Supreme Court
Cei
United States
Congress
Wisconsin State Fair Soon To Open At Madison
Details released describe a grand fair with an emphasis on horse exhibits, cattle, machinery, fruit, and diverse farm displays. Arrangements include ample sheds, dry feed, and pasture. lodging and straw, Timothy, and clover hay provided for exhibitors. special trains and discounted freight for stock. editors’ rooms and the State Historical Society open to visitors. a major firemen display, and extensive exhibits on milling, sugar making, and syrup production.
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Wisconsin
Seale Fair
Grett
J. B. Chadwick
Madson
Catire
Varma
Ninone
State Historical Society
Sree Demo ‘Erar
Convention at Prairie du Chien nominates Washburne
The Republican Convention at Prairie du Chien on Wednesday nominated C. C. Washburne by acclamation after the first ballot. Resolutions praise Governor Randall and Alexander W. Randall, condemn efforts to force a slave constitution in Kansas, and reaffirm the 1857 Madison Platform principles. Colonels Atwood Holt Eastman listed among speakers or officials.
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Prairie du Chien
C. C. Washburne
Washburne
National Council
Cadwallader G. Washburne
Second Congressional District
Alexander ‘W. Randall
Kansas
Madison
David Atwood
Dane's
Charles Holt
Rocks
Norman Eastman
Dr Christie's Ague Balsam Promises Children and Adults Cures
An 1856 notice extols Dr Christie's Ague Balsam as a remedy for fever and ague, claiming two children were cured in two weeks. A testimonial from A. Dipfenbaugh describes his family recovering after prior medical failure. The page also notes a marriage at St Luke's Church and mentions local political posters and events.
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Christie
Deienos
Onin
Juin
Mnussas Csr
Ganpsen
Christies Ague Balewm
Eny
A. Dipfenbaugh
Market Produce Listing From Local Wholesaler
A fragmentary 19th century market list shows various farm goods with quantities including Wheat Apples Peaches Barley Veal and Hides. The reader notes indicate prices and unit counts per item, though many words are garbled. The readable items include fruit and grain as well as livestock byproducts.
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Whitewater Register
S. M. Fettemott & Co
Ew Fork
Philadelphia
C. WL. Scriven
Wee Register
Miller & Starr Ars
John ¥. Potter
Te Lasrcier—C. CC. Wastiburne
Charles Biell
Republican Caucus
Boland
Oliver
New York
Chas. Billinghurst
Dkhorn
Judependimg
Itz
Judge Dunn
Lafayette
Cathallader G. Washburne
Richmond
Themacia Us
Aldikely
Booth
Elderkin
the Democrat
Buenaxyanis M
James J. Dason
Illinois
Pia
Chicago Daily Herald
Buchanan
Lower Bey
Fond Fin Lne
Ant Exchange
Weil
Randall
Madison Argue
Rae
Waukesha Republican
Sumaong
Register
The
Republican
Manson
Nervase
Democratic
Sihseri
Carhe
Pump
Erice
Westonein Palmers
Whitiwiter
Bideas
Fowler and Wells
Mr. J
Tae Trixee Wasieerse Broruzis
E B. B. Washburne
Israsi Washburne
Maine
Wiseun
Chicago Journal
Wiscotve
Bank Comptroller of
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Janesville
Fai
Cher
Conice and
Emerson
St. Luke's Church
Tripe
Elorence A
Thas Place
Jovene Puri
Mereby
Milwaukee & Miss
OX Vine
Eleare
Fellows
Eave Bust
Jaudeville
Caingy
Myad
Ald
New School
PANAC
Liarhea
Billious Coles
Dr. J. Hystetter
Pono
Hoofland
GW. Bowen
Auys
Anenson
Jno
Arch Street
Canadas
West Indies
South America
D. Randelpho Logan
State of
Ohn Randolph
Royhealie
Virginia
Derjamins Franklin
Professor de Grathe-Franklin
Prof de Grath
de Grath
Fassif
C. Gover
Third Street
Chestnus Street
A&z Nu
J. McHose
Mo Laughshlin & Co
Vartner
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Club
Union School House
Center
Tnsertion
So Jute Vike
Cold Spring
Jillison Cooper
Daniel Nee
Cutler
Thid
Cuiler. A. H. C. Brocken
Cliff Street
Owlers
Sane
Feg
Viica
Lista
Walworth County Court
Louis Lockett de Feavet
Vher
Newton M. Littlejohn
Havi
Eald
Peter Goldfi
Waiwateh
Elijah Worthington
la Grange
Ga Grange
Yeactey
Geto
Oelock A
Samme
Richard Pairotned
James Holden
Gqugar
Bate Meshel Meseures
Bassete
Shea Bate
Birge
Branch & Pratt’s
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