Stoughton

Nowlin was adamant about keeping his big news a secret from the 15,000 other people in Stoughton, Wisc.

General Stoughton was in charge of an army of cavalry, infantry, and artillery, with headquarters at Fairfax Court-house.

Their Courts of justice were continued upon the former plan, Mr. Stoughton being at the head of them.

And then, on a day came actually an offer for it from Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton.

William Stoughton, of the Court of Assistants, afterward lieutenant-governor of the province; see document no. 70, post.

We have already had occasion to refer to a letter received by Ole Menes of Stoughton in 1845.