Illinois election triumph and banking panic described
The piece celebrates Illinois political gains ending Locofoco influence and advancing temperance and anti slavery aims. It notes a bank panic in Chicago with several banks suspending while promising to resume, and urges holding Illinois money and trusting state securities as the crisis passes.
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Chicago
Farmer's Bank
Union Bank of Forest Bros. & Co
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Gardner Wins Governor in Landmark Know Nothing Sweep
From 308 towns minus 21, Gardner leads with 78,754 votes to Washburne 26,126 and other candidates far behind. Simon Brown of Concord is elected Lieutenant Governor, with Know Nothing nominees sweeping 11th District seats and likely the State Senate and large House majority. Also noted are varied notes on the Stephenson County circuit term, Rockford figures, and other party-driven outcomes.
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Henry J. Gardner
Gardner
R. N
Washburne
Bishop
Nebraska Democrat
Wilson
Wales
Know Nothing
Simon Brown
Concord
Robert B. Hall
Bullington
Damerell
Anan Bullingane
Davis
N.C. Banks
Knapp
Dewitt
Morris
Trafton
Know Nothing Order
State Senate
House
Stephenson County
Judge Sheldon
Rugal Gentle
Freeport
Monty Brink
Chicago
Jason Marsh
J. Ia Loop
Anson S. Miller
Willian Brown
Keyrs
Rockford
Thompson
Buk
Wisconsin
Hon. C. C. Washburne
Congress
Bank of Hallowell
Cound
Wufe
Suffolk Bank
Boston
New Orleans
W. W. Farmer
Louisiana
David Murray
Utica
New York
That
Bo Soto
J. M. Dotzfuss
Galenas
Bor
Northwest
Douglass
Alion
Dron
Stainman
Psq
Alwys
Union
Galen
Rv RoCo
Galong
Ted. Turner
Tovua
Ithair
Hiinoia
Ilo
C. B. Dune
Galena
Iliavie Central Railroad
West
J. B.wyman
C.R. R
Oman
Hia
Gatena
W.L. Newberry
Union Road
Rand
Etitl Ag
Tribune
P.M
Clay
Alex. Hamilton
Trinity
Charel
Evening Post
Baule
United States
Madrid
Ida May
Harriet Beacher Stawa
Washburne leads Jackson in First District majority
The district returns show Washburne ahead of Jackson by 5084 votes. District tallies list Ferry from 1000 to 1200, Davices 795 over Jackson, Stephenson 626, McHenry 440, Ogle 064, Winnebago 1240, Boone 633. The Bulletin editor laments Know Nothing secrecy while snow and warm spells alternate. Woodstock Vermont Supreme Court term features a notorious dog case with a dangerous dog ordered to be shot.
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Washburne
Jackson
Ferry
Doe Davices
Woodstock
Vermont
Milnoia Election results and Galena festival notes
Returns from the congressional districts show Republicans gaining in the Nebraska influenced areas while Anti Nebraska candidates fare mixed. In the Senate and House races, several districts remain unsettled but Republicans and Anti Nebraska lines shape a likely shift. a galena rail festival highlights railroad progress and civic ties between Chicago and Galena with speeches by local and regional figures.
Winnebago and Carroll Counties Vote Totals Highlight Local Results
Davis County officials report varied majorities for congressional and local races across multiple counties. Key figures include Washburne over Jackson by 796 in Congress, Miller over Moore by 226 as Treasurer, Adams over Simmonas by 708 for Senator, Little over Marvin by 708 for Representatives, and Rowley over McAllistar by 769 for Sheriff. In Carroll County similar margins appear, with Miller leading Treasurer by 643 and Williams over Talcott in State Senate by 474, plus multiple sheriff, coroner, and clerk results. Winnebago County saw a sweeping Republican showing with Washburne leading Congress 1857 to Ferry 101, and Lyman over Randall for Representative. An item notes Hon. BE. B. Wastinonne visiting town, with remarks on the war news and international reports from Sevastopol to Ostend.
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Davis County
Congress
Washburne
Jackson
Treasurop
Miller
Moore
Addam
Simmona
Little
Marvin
Sargent
Wilson
Sherif—Rowley
McAllistar
Tisdes
McNulty
Rairoad Loan
Carroll County
Ferry
James Miller
J. Moore
William O T. Miller
Wait Talcott
Matthew Marvin
Thomas Rapp
Giles Pierce
Cos
Dunn
Beard
Rufus ‘G. Hailey
B. L. Patch
Henry Dinner
Woolruff
Winnebago County
Winnebago
Republica
Moora
Sunater-Talcott
Representativer Lyman
Randall
Warner
Sheriff—Taylor
Stewart
Fuller
Copenore Haskall
Smith
Chamberlain
Turbulent War News and Political Scandals Across San Francisco
Reports mix in a turbulent page: naval battles near Verlopania and Kamchatka, British and Russian losses, and a strange mix of Chinese and Californian issues. A financial scandal implicates Henry Meigs with forged warrants and stock losses around 1.6 million dollars. California courts limit testimony by non whites. trials proceed in U.S. courts. A call for veteran delegates to Washington adds to a broad, unsettled political mood amid Ostend conference rumors on Cuba acquisitions.
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Brench
Rustidh
Verlopania
Kamschatha
Teither
California
Courta
Lares Tho
Northi Star
Sinclair
St. Blace
Henry Meigs & Bri
California Timibor Go
Muigs
San Francisco
Purtopanea
Kamschatka
Price
United Fleet
Vandouvers
Supreme Court of the Stite
Capty.Walker
Republic of
Sonora
Itha
Nyo
Horthorh Ant ‘Bouthorn
Burlinghurst Wins Big in Third District Races
Northern Counties returns show Charles Burlinghurst wins the third district for Republicans over John B. Macy by an unprecedented margin. Burlinghurst leads in every county with a six thousand plus aggregate margin and potential growth. Macy had beaten Shatter two years prior by about five thousand in this district.
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Charles Burlinghurst
Col- Rross
John B. Macy
Burlinghurst
Macy
Shatter
Oth
Union
Charley Burlinghurst
Milwaukee
Goritinel
Vote totals misreported in Jefferson County results
In Watertown on November 1 the Journal reports Clark 3958 and Seymour 2681 for Jefferson County. The published figures are incorrect and the county totals require correction.
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Watertown
Jutterson County
Clark
Seymour
Mount Carroll Seminary praised by state official visit
Prentice Me Chirroll Republican reports that Mont Carrolll Seniltiary state official N W Edwards visited the Female Department. He praised the school in an evening address, noting the building’s prominent location and prairie and scenery. The letter from the State Sup’t of Public Instruction extols the institution’s thorough instruction, accomplished teachers trained in New York, and high reputation, asserting pupils may receive top West teaches standards.
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Stata
Mo Ite
State Normal School of
New York
Nsw
Fragmentary verse dialogue appears in brief notice
The readable lines present a fragmentary poetic exchange about love and blessing noting possible religious or literary phrasing. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Fragmentary Food Item List From OCR Page
A garbled OCR line lists items such as eggs cheese bacon lard pork shoulder hams and flour with stray punctuation and unclear quantities, indicating a scattered grocery or pantry inventory fragment from a historical page.
Bridal fashion items offered at BP market display
The list showcases hats, gloves, Mohair Head Dresses, underleeves, collars, chemisettes, dresses, cloaks, mantles with rich fabrics and velvet ribbons in wide widths. Includes artificial flowers, bridal wreaths, and a tasteful display of headpieces and accessories.
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Hace
Cloa
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