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July 1864

Wisconsin had sixty-six state banks, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728 and deposits $5,483,205.

Meanwhile, closer to home

CountyMay 17, 1864

Company A, Fortieth Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers left Janesville for Madison — the last regiment to leave Janesville during the war.

BeloitJune 20, 1864

Beloit College boys of Company B were in camp at Camp Ray.

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The regionJuly 1864

Wisconsin had sixty-six state banks, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728 and deposits $5,483,205.

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This tax was imposed by act of March, 1865, and at once caused a commotion in our state. In July, 1864, the number of Wisconsin state banks was sixty-six, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728, deposits $5,483,205, and these figures were probably not very different in the spring of 1865. The securities for the circulating notes were in great part the bonds of our own state, which, while known by our own people to be good be3'ond question, had never been on the general markets of the country so as to be currently known there ; and it was feared that in the hurried retirement of our circulation these bonds would be sacrificed, the currency depreciated, and great loss brought upon our banks and people.

Butterfield, C. W., et al. The History of Rock County, Wisconsin: its early settlement, growth, development, resources, etc. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1879. Cornell University Library via the Internet Archive, archive.org/details/cu31924028871585.PDF p. 193 / book p. 197

1864 / July

The regionA

July 1864

Wisconsin had sixty-six state banks, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728 and deposits $5,483,205.

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The regionJuly 1864

Wisconsin had sixty-six state banks, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728 and deposits $5,483,205.

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1AQuotation found on a page of our own sources

This tax was imposed by act of March, 1865, and at once caused a commotion in our state. In July, 1864, the number of Wisconsin state banks was sixty-six, with capital $3,147,000, circulation $2,461,728, deposits $5,483,205, and these figures were probably not very different in the spring of 1865. The securities for the circulating notes were in great part the bonds of our own state, which, while known by our own people to be good be3'ond question, had never been on the general markets of the country so as to be currently known there ; and it was feared that in the hurried retirement of our circulation these bonds would be sacrificed, the currency depreciated, and great loss brought upon our banks and people.