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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1845
Page
3
A Washington Constitution letter argues that cotton planters, merchants, and mechanics suffer under tariffs. It says free trade with England would raise cotton prices for planters, boosting merchant sales and consumer access, while tariff policy harms the farmer and nation. The piece warns regulations will harm manufacturers last, draining the economy.
A Democratic territorial convention of delegates from Wisconsin counties will meet in Madison on June 25 to select a delegate to Congress and apportion seats by county. The Central Committee urges counties to appoint committees and organize for full county representation at the territorial gathering.
Members of the Madison Todge invite brethren of the Prater nity to celebrate St John the Baptist on the coming Jane day at the Madison Motel. Procession forms at 2 PM in Masonic order toward the Capitol with music, oration, prayer, and benediction, then to the National Hotel for a dinner hosted by Br. A B Carin. Committee signs issued by Seymour and Seackleford.
A wedding gift and cake were offered with thanks from all hands to the couple including a nod to "the boya" in particular. A toast conveys birthday wishes and blessings for happiness as a printer’s guild presence. Also notes the death of Mr. Worram Vann at Lake Millacon, aged fifty two, with a sentiment of readying for a better world.
Notice states remaining lands in Dodge County Wisconsin territory taxed for 1813 must be paid by December 1, 1815 to avoid forfeiture. It cites interest and charges, redemption fees, and advertising costs with penalties through June 1, 1345. Mentions chancery foreclosure in Elipholet Cramer vs District Court of Jefferson County.
An auction notice details two unsettled cases including an attachment against John Finch and others in Dane County during May 1845, and a Walworth County land sale tied to a Milwaukee court. properties in New Mexico are forfeited, with debts totaling hundreds of dollars and a sale to occur at specified village blocks on a May date. The document lists numerous names, locations, and legal actions, including writs of attachment and foreclosure processes, urging compliance and payment by concerned parties.
The notice, dated May 26, 1845, calls creditors of Lemuel Ditch of Watertown Jefferson County to show cause why his insolvent estate should not be assigned and he discharged from debts under the insolvent debtors act. The district judge Dard Kem orders a court hearing on the second Monday after the fourth Monday in September at 1 PM in Jefferson.
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