Enthusiastic Turnout For Arius Return And Local Notices
Citizens fill the public square to honor Hon W J Arius on his return from the Democratic National Convention. A Raleigh speaker and others address the crowd praising non intervention principles. Also notes on Westbrook & Cooks cash store opening and sales, H H Sioup Co New York sending a 1860 Republican Campaign Chart, and Savannah Republican on Georgia fertilizer use. Subscribe for the Intelligencer.
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W. J. Arius
Baltiaorle Tay
Stenarx A. Dovatas
Chas, Burnett, Esq
Raleigh
Dr. J. Mention
H.H. Sioup &Co
Howard At
New York
Lincoln
Hamlin
The True Issue for 1860 in Four Candidates
The piece argues four presidential candidates Douglas Lincoln Breckinridge and Bell shape a Union versus Disunion choice. It claims Lincoln seeks forced emancipation, Breckinridge supports slavery expansion, Douglas resists extremes, and warns the South and North will rally to defend the Union.
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Douglas
Lincoln
Breckinridge
Bell
Mr. Breckinridge
South
House of Representatives
Jon Lane
Senate
Lane
South Carolina
Tennessee
House
Hamlin
Johnson
Breckinidge
Buchanan
Lark
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Northwest
Fremont
California
Oregon
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
North
Yancy
Congress
Georgia Governor Nominated for Vice President
A Washington dispatch reports Ex-Governor Hrascrett V. Johnson of Georgia unanimously nominated for Vice-President to replace Senator Fitzpatrick. Johnson, a leading States rights figure, has twice won Georgia governorships by large margins and enjoys strong Southern support for the ticket with Mr. Buchanan.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Washinorton
The
Enquirer
Hrascrett V. Johnson
Georgia
Johnson
South
Fitzpatrick
Hraspuritt. V. Jonson
Democratic papers rally behind Douglas and Johnson nationwide
The survey notes Democratic papers in New York Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Michigan and Ohio overwhelmingly back Douglas and Johnson. It claims widespread repudiation of the Lane Breckinridge disunion ticket with only minor exceptions such as the Cleveland Danite paper.
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Douglas
New York
Johnson
Lane
Breckenridge
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Lincoln
Breckinridge
Missouri
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
U. S. Marshal
Tragedy in Vienna Ends in Death of R Young Elkins
In Vienna a feud escalated after a boy, son of John Bridges, threw stones at jeweler R B Merriman. Merriman chastised the boy, Elkins and Bridges confronted him, Elkins struck Merriman, Merriman shot Elkins with a shotgun. Elkins died within minutes. Merriman jailed awaiting examination.
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Vienna
R. Young Elkins
John Bridges
R. B. Merriman
Elkins
Merriman
Metropolis Sentinel
Remarkable American Political Nominations Reported
The Baltimore Union convention nominated Bell and Everett for president while Chicago Republicans backed Lincoln. Illinois appointed Hamlin for president and Maine for vice president with strong enthusiasm. Seward reportedly plans to end his Senate career as Bell Everett Lincoln and Hamlin seek the presidency and Maine stands as sole VP candidate.
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Manchester
England
Baltimore
Bell
Everett
Chicago
Lincoln
Illinois
Hamlin
Maine
Seward
Hamlion
Mr. Maine
Breckinridge Praised Despite Controversy Across Union
The Albany Journal notes Breckinridge as the most unexceptionable living symbol of Young America while Black Republicans salutes honor his rise as a disunion shift. Census workers report many young ladies in Vermont families aged ten to seventeen, with a dozen girls in one household between ten and sixteen.
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Albany Journal
Breckinridge
America
Boston
Ta” Breckinridge
Lincoln
Vermont
Douglas Johnson surge in Ohio aids Constitution forces
The letter asserts strong support for Douglas and Johnson across Ohio and predicts gains for Republicans as disunionist Breckinridge fades. It claims Democratic unity behind the Constitution, with Breckinridge unlikely to win multiple states and Lincoln or Douglas likely to prevail.
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Douglas
Johnson
Ohio
Sete
Breckinridge
Toledo
Lincoln
Vice Presidency Change in Democratic slate at Baltimore
The telegraph reports Gov Fitzpatrick rejected as Vice-President nominee by the Democratic Convention in Baltimore. Gov Herschel V Johnson of Georgia replaces him after acceptance by the committee. Johnson, a seasoned Georgia leader, opposed the Yanceyites and Seceders and wrote a notable letter on the subject.
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Fitzpatrick
Baltimore
Cov
Herschel V. Johnson
Georgian
Gov. Johnson
Georgia
Charleston
Stephens
St. Louis
Steamboat Ben Lewis Explodes Near Cairo Burned
The Ben Lewis steamer exploded its boiler near Cairo Illinois this morning and burned. Capt Nanson is missing. Mrs Williams and two children were found dead. Three passengers injured at the St Charles Hotel likely to die. Several crew and passengers remain missing. Some survivors were diverted to the Bay State but left ashore due to lack of money.
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Cairo
Ill
Ben Lewis
Nanson
Bay State
St. Louis
Missouri
German voter urged to back Arntzen for Auditor
A Democratic endorsement from the State Register recommends Bernhard Arntzen as Auditor of State. The letter cites his German birth, long Quincy residence, legal and linguistic talents, and predicts he will mobilize German voters to defeat the Republican effort to win the German vote.
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Bernhard Arntzen
Quincy
Arntree
Audhor
Republican Party
Leaver’s Son Cured by SCO VILL’S Blood and Liver Syrup
Mr Janes D Leaver a veteran wholesale merchant on Columbia Street reports his son grew sick with infancy sores on the neck and after years of treatment found relief and complete cure using SCO VILL’S Blood and Liver Syrup praised as remarkable by the father.
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Wpa
Janes D. Leaver
Columbia Street
Vine Street
Scovill
Aly
Sewing Machines Offer Profit for Seamstresses in Western Villages
An ad promotes sewing machines from the New Sewing Machine Co. urging young ladies to invest 25 or 30 dollars to start a home business. It claims high earnings and ease of use, citing a user earning about 8 dollars weekly after two months.
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Torus Laptes
Sam
Democratic Platform of 1856 Resolutions Adopted in Cincinnati
The Charleston Baltimore platform affirms Democratic principles and endorses resolutions from the Cincinnati convention. It pledged protection for all citizens at home and abroad, fast rail connection between Atlantic and Pacific states, the acquisition of Cuba on fair terms, opposition to state laws undermining the fugitive slave act, and respect for territorial limits on domestic relations as determined by the Supreme Court.
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Charleston-Baltimore
Democracy of the Union
Cincinnati
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Democratic Party
Pacific Coast
Cuba
Spain
Supreme Court of the United States
Fall Season Digestion Remedy Celebrated Stomach Bitters
The article extols Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters as a universal aid during summer lassitude and digestive issues. It claims the preparation preserves strength and treats diarrhea and dysentery, with physicians endorsing it though rarely praising ads. A separate note recounts John Johnson of McHenry County being hanged at Black Jack Kansas after a horse stealing trial.
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John Johnson
McHenry County
Black Jack
Kansas
Johnson
Deceniy
Rochester hotel bed quilt caper hints at romance
A Rochester New York couple staying at a hotel claimed they were attending court for a civil suit but left suddenly without paying. Two carpet bags contained bed quilts from the hotel, prompting suspicion that their “courtship” was not legal in nature. The tale sits beside Kentucky political shifts and Virginia boundary history notes.
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Rochester
N. Y
Market Report Notes Mixed Demand and Quiet Freight
Nonsense OCR fragment reports scattered quotes about trade sentiment for Spring, prices for rye and barley, and freight levels to Buffalo. Mentions weaker rye, barley data, and freight at 5 cents with overall quiet market movement.
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Buffalo
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