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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1846
Page
2
A chaotic field report details Mexican forces near the Rio Grande and American riverine actions. It recalls a steamboat disaster and heavy combat near Reynosa as Union troops and volunteers push toward Monterey, with significant casualties and ongoing pursuit by Gen. Taylor's command.
In the report fragmented phrases show volunteers hastening to fortify and repair a tie or barrier, aiming to speed up the match and fulfill the army's hopes for a decisive fight. The text reflects confidence in a prompt contest, with expectations of a field fight possibly forming within the frame of the event.
Odd OCR reads like a caustic notice of a territorial election in Wisea Territory on September 29, 1846. It mentions commissioners, votes, and the governor or oversight authority, with references to Madison and a public sale. The legible parts center on voting procedures, candidates, and official duties amid unclear context.
Our position office will be established in a new brick building near the Post Office on the first floor above the basement. This move places operations closer to downtown amenities and central mail access for readers.
Wisconsin leaders urge the convention to accept a state plan that cedes half the territory and demands a large land grant while preserving rights under the 1787 ordinance. The piece argues for full soil titles, warns against losing key rights, and cites navigation improvements on the Fox and Wisconsin rivers as essential to regional growth and unity.
A notice apologizes for late appearance of the Green Bay Advocate edited by D. Rosinson and brothers. It describes the paper as a neatly printed, well conducted Democratic power with hard currency stance and urges every Democrat in Northern Wisconsin to subscribe and pay.
A Milwaukee insider reports that Lynde, a wealthy district official, has invested in the Courier and may raise funds to a substantial level. The writer urges a rebirth of a independent, strong Democratic voice in Wisconsin, criticizing past Courier conduct and urging Lynde to back a new management to serve the party and Territory democracy.
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