Local Officials Named in Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous names and positions including Peace Justice, Constables, Clerk, Supervisors, and various officials. The text is incomplete, with scattered titles such as "For Justice of the Peace" and "For Constables" alongside a string of personal names.
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Poe Siperets
Thomas Cy. Slewart
J 'Ilen Gan Elelon
Vat Maak
Gaap Line
Carnegius
Norach Tutile
Dor End Gupervisera
Lee Dest
Avion Smiths
Ros Jalen Tarty
Thy Gemoceney of the County Campaign Timelines
The garbled OCR notes a county campaign with dates and places to be announced. It references intended timelines and political locales but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Prominent War News and Political Flurry Amid Rebel Advances
Dispatches report abolitionists manipulating county results in Pennsylvania and tension around the presidential election. Rebels launch attacks near Paducah and threaten Columbus and Nashville while Fort Herald holds. Gov. Seymour urges calm voting in New York as rumors swirl about Hood and Atlanta recapture. Gold moves and Confederate actions color the day’s Telegrams.
Army Vote on Jaimesa River Draws Strong McClellan Lead
The Army vote on Jaimesa River shows a clear Democratic tilt led by McClellan with reports from New York and corps units indicating substantial Democratic majorities. Details note 69th NY near unanimous for McClellan, with Corps results and allegations of fraudulent ballots prompting military examination.
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McClellan
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Jorth
Mnn
Tenth Corps
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Lincoln
Jerr
Davie
Browning
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Mae
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Baltimore
McBeecher remarks interrupt platform speech at Chicago rally
A correspondent reports Goring Mc Beecher’s sharp observations at the Chicago platform drew attention to Gen McClellan. The moment sparked a brief disruption as three bands of perhaps supporters reacted with noise while the reverend speaker refrained from naming the hero.
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Bredon
Jourist of Commerce
Goring Mc Beecher
Chicago
Gen.McClellan
Academy of Misie
New French Minister and envoy to St James’s
The new French Minister, replacing Mergier, is expected to arrive in Europe with a plenipotentiary and his wife. They have a high family and residence in London and are now familiar with English customs. Their arrival is awaited with external interest in diplomatic circles.
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M. Mergier
London
St. James's
Proclamation on Election Peace by New York Governor
Albany November 2 Governor Seymour issues a public proclamation urging calm and orderly conduct in the upcoming presidential election. He appeals to all parties to avoid strife and to uphold the right to a free ballot under state protection, promising enforcement to deter military or organized interference near polling places.
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