Local Ticket Names List for Union State Race
A scanned slate shows candidates for the Union State Ticket with names for Auditor-General Treasurer Surveyor General and multiple county and district posts. Officials include THOS E Cochran W Boss Lawrence and others across Butler Beaver and Lawrence counties with positions such as County Auditor Poor House Director and County Surveyor.
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Jables
Rutan
Begver
Will Nal Barnes
Bridgewater
Poor ‘House
Beam L Wilson
South
Beaver
Azarimi Wynn
Late Call of the Governor and War News In Beaver
The column recalls a late call for fifty troops and praises patriots from Beaver County. It notes McClellan’s reported victory and pursues rebel forces, while announcing raft extensions to January 25 andLionel Roberts named colonel of the 140th Regiment P V. It mentions Jefferson College mathematics chair holder and Mercer County risers. An Agricultural Fair is planned for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Henry Sun
I. A. McLeandy
Iso
Taylor
Mercer
O. S. Lune
Mercer County
Political Debate in Beaver County Chiefs and Candidates
Hon Jno W Wallace and Hon Jesse Lazear visited Beaver County as the only congressional candidates. Wallace pleads for Administration support to crush the rebellion while Lazear campaigned as a loyal Democrat. Gen A W Tarrey left to rejoin his regiment after wounding at Fair Oaks and a typhoid illness. Eli F Sheets faces trial for the murder of John Ansley with jury selection and testimony spanning Tuesday to Monday. verdict expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jno. W. Wallace
Jesse Lazear
Wallace
Lazear
Idst
Beater County
Yraldndigham
Beaver County
A. W. Tarrey
Battle of
Fair Oaks
Ellic
Yietorys Te
Xen
Eli F. Sheets
John Ansley
Draft and security notes from Beaver county article
A Beaver County item reports Captain Geo Barker's company of about 125 men leaving New Brighton for Harrisburg at the governor's call. Assessors are naming assistants Geo Hamilton Eli Reno and Wilson Trimble. A shooting near Freedom leaves Gordon near death. draft extension to the 25th is noted. Engineers or pilots of licensed steam vessels exempt from draft. other details from James Parreksos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Barker
New Brighton
Harris
Mr. Barror
General M Clellan Rally Sparks Civil War Debate
Gen George B McClellan is praised as the loyal favorite and army leader amid criticism of press and politicians. The piece urges unity under his command, warning attacks aid the enemy and calling for support from government and soldiers. It also notes local political maneuvering by Lazear and reports on a Philadelphia Harrisburg dispatch of battle rumors near Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. M’clellan
Ilegal
Thes
Natue
Imid
M’clellan
Oyebrow
Cnr
Mae
Thearmy
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Scott
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Miles
Jack‘son
Alarm and mobilization as Confederate raids hit Maryland
Harrisburg Telegraph reports widespread alarm at rebel raids in Maryland and near Pennsylvania. McClellan and staff march with troops. a new 300000 man army is planned. battles flare near Middletown and Harper's Ferry with heavy casualties and prisoner captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
McGfellan
Harrisburg
Maine Vote Tally in 281 Towns Shows GOP Loss in First District
A correspondent reports Maine returns from 281 towns show 56 668 votes for the year versus 65 895 last year with Washburn leading Republicans in previous totals. Five congressmen appear elected: Perham Blaine Rice and Pike with one district loss for John N Goodwin by about 150 to 200. Observers cite party enrollment disparity and postmaster choices as primary factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maitre
Washburn
Coburn
Congress
Sidney Perham
James G., Blaine
John H. Rice
Frederick A. Pike
York ‘County
Ahat
M. L. D. Sweht
John N. Goodwin
Repub
NY. Tribune
Government funding drive sparks demands in Cincinnati
Fragmentary text shows a debate over government use of funds and resistance from some factions. The note mentions Cincinnati and business concerns, with calls for more resources and potential public spending clashes.
Rumors and Rivalries Over Stanton and McClellan
The piece defends Secretary Stanton against rumors of his removal and argues for unity between Stanton and General McClellan to strengthen the Union effort. It cites a Washington speech asserting Stanton offered McClellan full support, and criticizes those who inflame partisan strife. The letter urges national focus and harmony to meet the war’s demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Mac Stanton
General Halleck
Mr. Stanton
Afr
Stanton
War Department
Generi
McClellan
McClelldn
Peninsula
United States
Washington
Wade
Wasuington, Sr
Gov. McClellan
Department of War
Gen. McClellan
Mand
Ancceas
Faete
Virginia
Blay
Ilé
Mc.Clellan
Union Army Victorious Near Hagerstown in Sept
Washington reports severe engagement along the Potomac as Union forces under Hooker and Reno gain the crest near Hagerstown after heavy fighting. Gen Franklin’s left shows success with gains at the Gap but casualties are reported heavy and the enemy withdraws with prisoners as troops advance in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pbc
Glallang: and, Able Gen. ‘Rend Is Killed. . GB. A Cuentan
Wasirxotos
Army of the Potomac
We W. Halleck
Renoval Franklin
Steading
Lantry
Alice
ItHe
Longstreet
Edo
Rhan Febel
Leo i ix
Gar
Gon
Stuuk
Cer Éalone
Frederick
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Teeple
Union State Ticket
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York
Cor
William S. Boss
Luzemse
John Wowallace
Lawrence
State Senate
C. McCandless
Butler
Assembly
WM. Jenry
Fallston
APA
Sullon- Lawrence
Gréene
Boston
Anlac
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Y.C. Noirnebsax
Darragh
Ryeran
Anderson
Sid
Iarrisburg
Mowlay
Max CE Lin
Weier
Rende
Bentons Arrray
Max Siror
Washington Gordon
Freedom
Hardy
Gordon
James Parreksos
Fulton
Morse
Newton
Mariner
Nice
E Wilmington
Del“Bratesman
Bhis Place
Vallandigham
Valandigham
Merw Castle
Wasutyatoy
Associated Press
Urbana
Monocacy
Sumner
Union
Gen
Pleasanton
Middletown
Ilinois
Farnsworth
3D Indiana Calry
Harper's Ferry
Wirper's Ferry
Hong Street
Orelock
Harper's ‘Ferry
Cincinnati
Tony E
Enon
Ibout
Loring
Vette
Andy ‘Gauley
S4th
Chig
Humberingi
Summerville
Ginde
Lightbu
Gouley
Kattawba
Kanawhk
Charlestown
Elktviver
Charleston
Ibding
Lightburn
Elk River
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Iarrisb AG
Ieavy
Green Castle Sud
Mbersburg
Willimsport
Longstreety
el Army
Reb
Boonsboro
Chiambersburg
Towins
Intin
John
K. Murphy
M Scotts
Cc Chabersburg
Foith
Joeatity
Sander
Vacksons
Seeeral
Martinsburg
Harber
New Castle
Ickets
Irebele
Duncan
Green River
Munfordville
Cal. Wilder
Indiana
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Moxos
Eiken
Ate Lenton
Honohw’ R Therapsha
Princeton
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Ambersbury
Jackson
Chambersburg
Piddericle
Terougte
Boonsiore
Williamsport
Scott
Egies
Bowman
Joseph C. AL ‘Bridy
Reg Sul
Curtishe
Bisjangos
Ima
Wiiaport
Hancock
Jal White
Hann ‘Burg
Frederick City
Burnside
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