Portrait List of Federal Officials and Supreme Court Appointments
Federal government names James Buchanan and John Cass are listed with state origins and roles. The Supreme Court lineup includes Roger Taney and ten associate justices with birth years, appointment years, and salaries. The Court sits in Washington with a single annual session beginning the first Monday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Taney
Baltimore
John McLean
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ames M. Wayne
Savannah
A. Campbell
Mobile
Ala
Ohn Catron
Nashville
Tennessee
Peter W. Daniel
Richmond
Virginia
Samuel Nelson
Cooperstown
New York
Nathan Clifford
Portland
Maine
Obert C. Grier
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Benjamin C. Howard
Maryland
Supreme Court
City of
Washington
Notable list of state officials and trustees in 1860s roster
Governor Secretary Executive Department J. E. Brown J. A. Steele John B. Campbelle W. McComb Ps .P. Watkins Secretary of State John B. Trippe Treasurer Peterson Thweatt Comptroller General James A. Green Surveyor General John E Condon State Librarian John E. Ward President of the Senate W. B. Terhune prey the Senate J.W.H.Underwood Speaker House Representatives Alex. M-Speer Clerk House of Representatives William Tark Principal Keeper Penitentiary Benjah 8. Carswell Assistant '. G. Williams Inspector of Penitentiary Want A. Williams Book-Keeper Dr. Tomlinson Fort Physician Dr. T. Fort B. P. Stubbs and Dr. L. Strodecker Trustees Lunatic Asylum Joseph H. Lumpkin Judge Term expires 1868 Charles J. McDonald Judge 1861 Henry L. Benning 85B B. Y.Martin Reporter R. E. Morin Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brown
J. A. Steele
John B. Campbelle
W. McComb
P. Watkins
John B. Trippe
Peterson Thweatt
James A. Green
John E Condon
John E. Ward
Senate
W. B. Terhune
J.w.h.underwood
House Representatives
Alex. M-Speer
House of Representatives
William Tark
Goodwood Cup Draw To Be Publicly Shown
The Doncaster St Leger meeting reveals two hundred high-mettled racers entering for the grand Goodwood Cup. Distribution of the competitors’ names will be conducted publicly under the supervision of corner news agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Spirit OF the Times
England
Duke of Richmond
Prioress
O. Wilkes & C Picpcattie
The Bureau Drawer’s Unseasoned Wood Awakens a Conscience
A journeyman cabinet-maker Richard Wheeler ignores a fellow’s warning and uses an unseasoned wood piece in a bureau. The drawer fails, Mrs. Thompson accuses him of unfair dealing, and his guilt grows. A sermon on workshop Christianity prompts reform as he seeks forgiveness and rediscovers duty to employer and customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Richard Wheeler
Cartwright
T Thompson
Mrs Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
T. S. Arthur
Notable Southern Names in U S History Highlighted
The Boston Post lauds Southern figures as historic pillars, claiming eight of the nation’s fifteen presidents from the South and praising leaders such as Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Tyler Polk Taylor Henry Pinkney Marshall Calhoun and Clay while contrasting Northern luminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Adamses
van Buren
Harrison
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Samuel Adams
Hamilton
Story
Webster
Patrick Henry
Pinkney
Marshall
Calhoun
Clay
Boston Post
Salt box parts and modes of its different forms
A classroom dialogue explains a salt box with parts three the top bottom and sides and outlines four modes formal substantial accidental and topsy turvy plus combinations of salt presence and absence. The professor halts as students extend to mixed single and double salt boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botton
Quiet longing for peace beyond time and earthly love
The piece urges readers to seek inner calm through faith and service rather than human affection. It argues life’s purpose is to endure for others, find happiness in giving, and prepare for death by trusting in God’s provision and the eternal. It cites patience, mortality, and spiritual surrender as central themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaearne
Saul
Colors and Commerce Spark a Fashionable Row
A shopper asks for a subdued matte shade of dress-silks and a clerk offers an alternative, sparking a clash with the employer who dismisses the youthful assistant. The incident highlights changing color names and fashion etiquette in a late 19th or early 20th century retail scene.
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Peewee
John H, Seals
Ohne, Seals
Lionel L. Veatey
John A. Reynolds
Siwlb
iRatvese
Crves Op Tex
Advertising Directory
Guard
Court of Ordinary
Federal Government
James Buchanan
U. States
Joan C. Brecxenniner
Kentucky
Ews Cass
Michigan
Ell Cass
Georgia
Treasury
Jacos Taomprsen
Mississippi
Joan B. Frown
Isaac Tovcey
Connecticut
Aaron V. Brown
Jeremian S. Brack
State OF Georgia
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Charles J. McDonald
Henry L. Benning
B. Y.martin
R. E. Morin
Firtegistill
Macon
South Western
Chattahoochee
Flint
Coweta
Blue Ridge
Cherokee
Atlanta
Athens
Ocmulgee
Petals
Patavia
2D Supreme Oe
Brunswick
Tallapodsa
J. M. Bowles & CO
Wm. B. Seale
Win F Luckie
Aril
Win Moore
David Phelps
Hancock County
John Mitchell
Mount Zion
Ben
Rita
Thomas
D. Sanford
Greenesboro
Actios
the Weekly Chronicle & Sentinel
Augusta
South
E. Kc
Espay Nica
Jones
W. L. M. Harris
Penfield
R. J. Massey
J. M. Bowles
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Weekly
New London
Harper's Magazine
Boston Journal
Pontiac
Mich
Jacksonian
Times
J. Y. Christian Advocate and Journal
Erintenice Acrooklyn Eagle
Wnew
London Advertiser
Boston Transcript
Harper’s Wheely
Chaich
Cee
Conthnene Llane
Mercer University
A. B.C. Peneld
Temperance Crusader
Willis
Aie Willis
Greeneaboro
Brick
M. Eo
Spirit
Broadway
Wight
Danford & Baily
County
Greene
L. Johnson & Co
A. Greenesboro
Fan
McCord
John C. Carmichael
Greenesbaro
John G. Holtz Aweld
OWLES
Pert
Tropica
Arctic Circle
Milton
Raphael
Ian
Whittier
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