Local County Returns Show Sheriff and Official Votes
The county officials counted votes for sheriff and other county offices with soldiers’ ballots estimated near 400. Majorities for positions including Sheriff, County Judge, Supts of Schools, Surveyors, Coroner and more are noted, with remarks praising academic exercises by Prof Keeler and Prof Parsons urging support for the graded system.
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Orime
Mita Henry
Uta
Ewing
Tno
Doancombe
Gover Ceses
O'Bewn
Heoipstead
My Watts
Reece Nee Mahony
Sheribesseee
Norman
Jaust
Teachers Institute At Epworth Sees Large Attendance And Praise
The Epworth Teachers Institute drew about forty teachers with lectures by Mel and Mrs. Parsons. Evening exercises drew crowded church attendance and added seats were needed. County Superintendent and Prof Keeler urged graded schools and uniform textbooks, with essays read on the subject and Mind cultivation highlighted.
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Pharsday
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Instituteee
Mel
Parsons
Indies
Epworth
Ifo
Hie
Prof. Keeler
Mississippi elects Gen Clark governor in early contest
Gen Clark has been elected governor of Mississippi. Secretary Chase returns to Washington. Gen Corcoran on brief furlough to New York to marry. Drafts claim Maine and other states drain funds. A lawyer in danger of starving invites another, to share risk. The Osth Town Infantry called the Pend Regiment. only ten men fit for duty as casualties rise. Prisoners at Colliersville pledge allegiance and pass through lines. John L. Prugh wins Democratic nomination for Congress in Albany district to fill Corning vacancy. Muscatine sees church minister arrested for seduction with venue change to a justice of the peace. Detroit Tribune cites improving trade prospects with Quinqu, Detroit and lake cities. Liverpool firm mulls placing twelve to fourteen first-class vessels on this route.
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Covernor
Mississippi
Secretary Chase
Washington
Gen. Corcoran
New York
Univer
Osth Town Infantry
Pend Regiment
Colliersville
Tom
John L. Prugn
Albany
N. Yu
Jiristus Corning
Muscatine
Colored Church
Yhe
Detroit Tribune
Quiverpool
Detroit
Cleveland
Liverpool
Susson
Largest fire in years consumes blocks in San Francisco
A major fire in San Francisco tonight destroyed several old frame tenements on a block bounded by Davis Sacramento Drum and California streets. Two small buildings remained. The blaze charred one and two story structures used as cheap lodgings saloons grocers and small shops. Estimated loss around four million dollars with little insurance.
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Davis
Sacramento
Drum
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Field notes and political dispatches from October reports
World War II age summaries are not present. The excerpt reports Confederate retreat toward Richmond, Kilpatrick rear-guard actions, and potential executions of rebel officers. It mentions Meade and Sedgwick, Dahlgren dispatches, Gillmor notes, and Lincoln’s Missouri reply, with details on Schofield's actions and militia enrollment.
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