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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1846

Page

2

Taunton and Raynham Local Elections Briefing

Ichabod Lincoln won Taunton moderator by 332 to 307 over William Seaver. Mr White was elected treasurer and two Union ticket assessors were approved. Raynham elected all Democratic town officers. Bristol County tally shows Anthony, Democrat, leading county treasurer across six towns 979 to 701, a gain from last year. Wilbur, Democrat, appears strong for register of deeds in the north district.

New Hampshire Congress Independent Democrats Halenes Liberty Men House Colby Berry J. P. Hale Senate United States Union Oregon Texas Federal Party Concord Williams Jared W. Williams John Woodbury Benjamin Jenfress Rockingham Samuel Jones Hillsborough Zebulon Pease Strafford Amos Perkins Cheshire Enos Ferren Grafton and Cous James Foss Perley Robinson Noyes Poor William H. Gage James Drake Charles Lare Jonas Hutchinson David Patten Samuel Dinsmoor Asa Page Sylvanus Hews Harry Hibbard Taunton Ichabod Lincoln William Seaver White Raynham Bristol Anthony Register of Deeds Wilbur

Strang Acknowledged Leader At Voree Gathering Place For Mormons

A new prophet named Strang is recognized as head of the church by a portion of Mormons at Voree Wisconsin, drawing large crowds while the Twelve and their followers head toward California. James J. Strang, a prominent western lawyer, owns vast land with Voree as its capital.

Strang Voree Wisconsin California Rocky Mountains James J. Strang Voreec

Severe 19th Century Norfolk Storm and Aftermath

The last night gale hit Norfolk hard with high tides flooding wharves and a $25,000 merchandise loss. Creeks merged, residents escaped by boat, and C F Stones roof blew off. Portsmouth saw ruined roofs and a ship break moorings while the Potomac pressed the wharf. Comet sightings near Washington noted on March 3. United States Supreme Court dismissed Rhode Island v Massachusetts. News from New Orleans on coffee prices and a gunpowder seizure in New York.

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Railroad share list from the Second Board

A fragment listing railroad shares and prices including Long Island Railroad Norwich and Worcester Reading Philadelphia and Reading East Boston Chea and Portland and BuCo in a dated board entry with scattered figures and serveral ellipses indicating unreadable sections. The fragment shows per share values and totals for multiple railroads with partial company names.

Longisland Railroad Reading Raiload Ae Taal Baeteran Railroad iGitinassemeenmanita Wa Norwich and Worcester Oe Esdesens Ss de Seuiehs Long Island Railroad East Boston Dinas Ccd Vesavasccans Phil. & Reading Railroad New York New York City Reading Railroad Pennsylvania Canton Co Utica and Schenectady Railroad Harlem—Canton Co Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ohio Sixes Public Board Norwich and Worcester

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