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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1857

Page

2

Property Sold in Mountpleasant and Oxford Fraud Report

The Adams Sentinel reports multiple farm sales near Mountpleasant and near the railroad, detailing prices per acre and payment terms. It also covers Kansas voting fraud, Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton actions, and a Chambersburg shooting incident involving Isaac Craig and the M Kibbon family with follow-up injuries and custody.

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Pennsylvania Legislature Members by Chamber

The compiled returns list senators and representatives for Pennsylvania. Senators include Samuel J. Randall and Thomas Knox among others, with party affiliations noted. House members cover Philadelphia, Chester, Montgomery, and many counties, showing a Democratic majority in both chambers. The report also notes a Synod action on church unity and death of sculptor Thomas Crawford.

Senate Phindelphia Samuel J. Randall Philadelphia Harrie Ingram RL Wright Murselis Chester Delaware Thomas Bell House OF Representatives J G. Kirpatrick M. Donovan John Ramser I Armstrong John Whartap Oliver Beans I Apkin AL Donnelly David R McClane Tosusend Yearsley Joshua Owen Juha Uh. Wells Benny Danlap Joan J. Lovide Northampton Max Goepp Joseph Touring J. Letugh Carbon Charles I. Wileins Norman Upp Monroe Wike—Lafayetta Wostock Wayne —It I. Stevens D. Laceray P. C. Gritman Steuben Jenkins Samuel @ Parner Susquehanna

Labor prospects in the South invite laborers Northward

A South labor boom is urged amid fears of North unemployment. Charleston District could employ 50,000 workers in plantation farming, with ripe soil and climate for multiple crops, and strong market potential in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. The piece touts rail and steamship links to export berries, peas, potatoes, and more, and cites two railroads and the Blue Ridge Tunnel project as infrastructure aiding growth.

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The Old Sentinel Crew Rallies in Turbulent Times

A long fragment from a 19th century issue praises the Old Sentinel and its supporters as it faces storms and aging, notes enlistments and health of the crew, and salutes the Lutheran congregation’s new pastor. It also reports local county officers taking office, a private sale of a Gettysburg farm, college and political notes, a lightning strike on a Persian powder magazine, a New Orleans attack, and a mass slave escape in Cambridge Maryland with rewards offered.

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A Cunning Rogue in New Chester New Oxford Case

A young man feigning deafness asked charity then entered FAcon Mumory’s home. He stole 827 from a pocket book and a silver watch, then fled. The suspect has not been heard from since, amid scattered notes of sensational 19th century crime and election turmoil in Maryland and London.

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Murder and Prison Fate After Quick Grand Jury Trial

In Michigan on October 18, 1848, William Crosier and William Crorum aboard a Chicago boat named the Charles Sumner were driven ashore at Muskegon for milk. They learned of a plan and returned by rowboat, attended a dance, and Crosier broke a window. Guns were supplied to harm Crosier, who fled but was shot and drowned as Henry Young and John Powers pursued him. They were indicted, arraigned, tried, and convicted of murder, sentenced to life in prison, and confined in the penitentiary by the following Tuesday night, exactly one week after the murder. A separate note mentions Ward Beuchardie and a New York anecdote about a parishioner and a street scene with a jibe at a auctioneer.

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Worthy of Consideration on Imports and Self-Sufficiency

The author argues average annual imports for cotton woollen, iron, and silk total about 100 million dollars. He contends self-sufficiency is possible for cotton woollen and iron with domestic capacity in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Reducing imports by half could prevent panics and financial revulsions while avoiding gold outflow.

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The Land Speculators and Western Investments

New England and Middle States investors travel west to monitor farm lands and building lots bought last summer and spring. The Tribune notes such investments now look hopeless for years, depending on future land price trends and demand.

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Oregon Constitution Provisions Reported by Journal of Commerce

The Oregon Constitution is described as abolishing grand juries and requiring no Lieutenant Governor with the Secretary of State acting as Governor pro tem. The Governor would also be Treasurer, Senate limited to fifteen, Assembly to thirty with biennial sessions, ballots abolished, and judges barred from non judicial offices for one year after. Municipal borrowing banned and all bank charters forbidden. Slavery to be addressed by two appended clauses. Also, Brigham Young opposes U S troops entering Salt Lake City and threatens resistance, per a Republican correspondent.

Oregon State Assembly Journal of Commerce

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