Vor Delegate to Congress in Missouri Assembly
A Denosortie Convention will be held at the Capital, ta Moartiats. Attendance is urged from Jedrorrert, Greeny Dane and Sane counties for a county delegation to the House of Representatives. The meeting occurs on Avinnete at 1,3844, with representatives from several precincts and local officials expected.
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Money, Prices and Government Deliberations in 19th Century Debate
A dense excerpt analyzes nominal versus real prices, money supply, and government interference. It contrasts how currency expansion can raise nominal prices without changing real value, notes the effect of tariffs on cloth and wheat, and argues that policy shifts often misalign nominal and real prices, with cautions about fiscal interference.
Wages of English Operatives in the Taree
The article argues English workers receive a subsistence wage, similar to American laborers, and that cost of subsistence is higher in England. It cites personal experience of factory workers in England and the United States, noting English operatives often save little and relocate westward, and that English migrants to America face comparable wages with better living standards after clothing.
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Madison
National Intelligencer
England
United States
America
Currency doctrines debated in Wisconsin editorial
A Wisconsin editorial rebuts a New York pamphlet on currency, arguing for a clear view of currency, trade, and commerce. The piece notes Wisconsin’s lack of banks and stresses the political importance of banking policy, inviting reader corrections and questions.
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Wisconsin
Destructive Running Fire Ignites Vermont Hills
A Burlington correspondent reports a fierce prairie like fire in Vermont near West Moriah. It began June 10 at 11 AM on Colony Bane's farm and spread eight miles by 3 PM, aided by strong winds despite early attempts to extinguish. The blaze produced heavy smoke across the mountains opposite the town.
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N.Y. Evening Post
Burlington, Vt
Colony Bane
West Moriah
Devastating Fire Destroys Mills and Timber Losses
Fire swept through Hleven isa mills sending 17000 dollars in value to ashes. Immense stacks of boards shingles and lumber burned with barns sheds and produce. Winds roared lifting flames up to 300 feet and spreading fear as families barely escaped. Estimated loss around 8317,000 with potential higher totals.
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Hleven Isa Mills
Middlebury
Free Trade Debate Across the Atlantic
The letter quotes a view favoring free trade with England to relieve price pressures on working people with cheaper bread and meat while supporting farmers. It contrasts this with a Lowell manufacturer’s fear that shifting production to Wisconsin farmers would worsen U.S. industry and risk mass starvation.
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Atlantic
Wooe
Post
Lowell
Wisconti
Governor Dorr Released From Prison In Rhode Island
The Providence Journal reports Gov. Dorr is released unconditionally from prison but not restored to citizenship until he swears allegiance to Rhode Island. Crowds gather as wings are hoisted and cannon fired while handbills invite mass attendance to hear his address.
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Providence Journal
Gov. Dorr
Clie
Wisconsin Editor Recites Joyous Au Celebration Amid Heat
In Green Bay the Wisconsin Republican editor praises the Au celebration with allusion to bells and music. The piece notes extreme heat 90 to 100 degrees, no rain, and crops suffering from drought across Wisconsin and Cleveland reports worse grass and possible wheat gains.
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Wisconsin Republican
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Hele
America
Supreme Court session opens with fifty cases on docket
The Terri tory's Supreme Court begins its annual term at the Capitol with about fifty cases ready for three to four weeks of work. A local note shows interest in the proceedings as the capstone of a busy judicial cycle.
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Supreme Court of the Territory
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Fragmentary Historical Notice From Local Proceedings
Fragmented OCR shows names such as Danian Reser, HiTorver We, Abr Joma Matas, David Viana, and Amada. References to Firebhuig Dane Ca, Mer havey TEdos tan of Miuheon, and Ron Prairie. Mentions a meeting or ceremony led by Rew, Mint Accomping doelisions laf of cathe, with civic officials and attendees.
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