Territorial laws and road projects of 1830s Wisconsin
The document lists acts and resolutions creating commissioners to lay out territorial roads and authorize bridges and ferries in Wisconsin Territory. It details appointments for routes from Milwaukee to Madison, Madison to Janesville, and other connections, plus provisions for wolf bounties and district court arrangements, all approved in 1838–1839.
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House of Representatives
Weeconsin
Kilboun
Freeman Wibtard
Ducius G. Fisher
Milwaukee
Troy
Hilborn
Walworth County
Park
Sant
Milwauke
Uwe
Pee
Gaviniae Beere
Portal
Suenbo
Minas
Rep Wold Ailles
Henry Bode
Jor Ata
Counifs
Pha
Dave
Glas
Davies
Sos
Eitien
Fy Caceres
Ian
Neato
Rae
Shah
Spank Mansef
Whitiam
Betas
Wolf
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County” Commissioners
Wail County
Wisco University of Green Bay
Thasconsin
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Pohart University of Green Bay
Pam
University
Board of Trustees
Joan W. Slackstond
Rep
William, Bull
Cannes
Tere
Henry Dodge
Perr Co
Fyanes
Jatin Carlin
Volney Atwood
Madison
Dane County
Shence
Jenssville
Prairig di Chien
Janesville
Vy Peek
Berry Hane
John
Madson
Arend
Helena
Jouin W. Blackstone
Wildiam Bullen
Gounet
Henry Dople i
Marthinor
Council
Wreconsin
James Biggs
John Slothour
Isaac Fr. Palmer
Maison
Gruen County
Adam Collings
George Carrol
Iowa
Ula
Gratiots Grove
Galena
John WV. Blackstone
House of Rep
William Bullen
Conncil
Milwaukee River
Cheanutatreet
Divisionatreet
Anid Bridge
Milwaukea
Chesnut
Division
Strentin
Ihn W. Blackstone
Sioron L. Hert
Territory
County Treasury
Commission. Org
Joan W. Blackstone
Wenge
Conn
Henry Dodgah
Crawford
Grant
Town
Walworth
Rock, Green and Dane
Brasw
Melwanker
Renee
Charles Dunn
David
Siud Varant
Tawa
Grant County
Dane
Green
Rock
Ocober
Racine
Brown
Shell
O&t
Thaois
Malligan
Wisconsin Territory
Joseph Griffin
William Bowman
Aaron Wope
Big Foot
Geneva Lake
John W. Blackstone
Legislative Assembly
Terriory
Congress
Willam Hullen
George Beatty
J. G. Knnpp
G. C. 5. Vail
A. N. McKenzie
John 8. Fletcher
Sephon N. Tves
David D. Wells
Counci
James Moore
Frederick Tolman
Charles P. Green
James Conner
James Clark
William T. Sterling
Stephen N. Ives
Madiron
John Catlin
Housef Representatives
A. W. Wright
Hoves of Representatives
B. Grignon
Foger of Representatives
Ge Rachelier
Ps la Grave
Clark P of Representatives
Thomas J. Mormon
Jomen Erwin
Jomen W. Henry
Assia
Hlowen
Representatves
Sis N. Rice
Messanger
IL Charlea Mogan
Res. Memper
Mara Plete
Thad le Don Lois
Robert IT
Otebkiss
Hhouse of Representatives
Ebenezer Clilds
William 'T. Sterling
Burlington
Robert I
Wiavonain
Willian B. Slaughter
William JB. Slaughter
Rts
Willan Ty Sterling
Libraran
Willan T. Sterling
Lal
J. A. Noonan
Taylor
Fort Winnebago
Josiah A. Noonan
William ‘T. Sterling
Charles C. Sholes
Brederiel Hollman
Menry Dongk
Education, wealth, and reform in a troubled republic
A reflective piece condemns idle political fighting and wealth spent on campaigns while schools lag. It urges redirecting wealth to educating children, warning that current public effort misdirects the republic’s future. The piece cites quotes on education and national virtue, with period tone and social critique. It also includes scattered anecdotes on Cologne water recipes, literary jests, legal cases, and militia firearms rumors, reflecting late 18th or early 19th century discourse.
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Devon
Othe Stacy
Po. Hines
Pevnnnes
Patriamin
Republic
Comatan School Assetand
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LAWS
W. Blackson & Brother
William Hullen
Gamne
Aohn
Lamerif
Wisdem Sullen
Jean
Fourtier
Thavther Couraast
Big Oumey
Odeelnes
Gelda
Hiv
Siete
Alpina
Huch
Kingdom of Heaven
Cohol
Angenorr
Belonions
New England
Fresti
Haglland
Presul
Drake
Ant
Bera
Ameren
Beng
Trorire
New York Court
Pennsylvania
Chee
Baya
Georgios
Noble
South Carolina
Charleston