Terrible Marine Disasters at Sea Coastline Wreckage List
Terrible marine storm on Saturday and Sunday caused widespread wrecks. Vessels ashore include Comet, Fancy Gardner, Forest Queen, Jer sey City, Jamaica? City, Sacramento, Tornado, Enterprise, Arctic, and many others. Casualties reported among crews. multiple ships lost with cargoes and few survivors. Snow and ice hinder rescue as vessels drift ashore from Buffalo to Kingston Creek and Long Point.
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Borrano
Ling
Palma & Wadawe
Comet
Fancy Gardner
Propélier Forest Queen
Baileid
Orb Ntral
Eighteet Mile Creek
Buffalo
Jersey City
New York and Erie
Dunkirk
Bond
Canada
Newhouse
Goderich
C. W
Com. Maxwell
Sugar Loaf Point
Sehr
Sacramento
Point Calborne
Chicago
Kingston Creek
Weseel
Enterprise
Long Point
Arctic
Presque Tale
Ste Bohr
Chiesgo
N. P. Goodell
Sarnia
Goodell
Curtiss Mann
Rodetichy Co. W
Cadet
Detroit
Goodrich
Cuyahoua
Fort Colburne
Jennie Frank
Point Albino
Burk Sunshine
Kenosha
Rehooner St
Trenton
Bay Quinte
Cascade
Sacketts Harbor
Jeannie P. Mack
Port Calborne
Lake Erie
Mary Levina
Clearmont Bay
Youngstown
Bix Sodus
Queen City
Kingston
Stons Milla
Gour
Augustus Handy
South Bay
Adams
N.Y
Hdith
Oakville
California and Oregon Election Returns Reported
California holds a large vote with Lincoln leading in Oregon by 318, while Douglas trails in third. Californias storm damage includes unroofed homes and a 36 foot diameter tree felled in Calaveras. Fremont gold yield over two weeks totals 32,500 dollars. News from Vera Cruz and Washington notes navy dispatches and political debate on secession. New York reports a Despatch from Washington on the Buchanan administration and secession talk.
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Californl
Coln Fort Kearney
Duc
Pony Express
San Francisco
Lincoln
Dougine
Breckenridge
Bell
Oregon
Douglas
California
St. Louis
Calveras
Fremont
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Vera Cruz
Dette Eat Yabinet
Buchanan
Banking Law of Michigan Described as Excellent
The report outlines a Michigan banking act emphasizing stock security, deposit requirements, and director liabilities. It specifies capital stock rules, voting, warrants, notes issuance, state deposits, and penalties for violations, aiming to attract Eastern capital while ensuring supervision and accountability.
Lincoln Withdrawals and Secession Turmoil Across States
The article notes withdrawal from Lincoln's administration and secession threats. It discusses Republicans fearing Lincoln and Hamlin, Union control in Congress, and looming changes after March. It reports South Carolina calling a December election for a State convention on secession, Charleston demonstrations, and Georgia’s debt and defense plans amid rising Southern debt and reluctance to fund secession. It cautions about repudiation and slavery attitudes amid economic strain.
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South Carolina
Union
U. Staten Petty
Lincoln
Charleston
South
Georgia
Cleorgia
Letter from Peleg Ollapod on travels and guests
A fragmented archaic letter mentions Peleg Ollapod traveling, a meeting with a wultare kompany, and plans to meet Artemus Ward who has been praised for the baking coat honor. It references a visit and a submission to an index headed by Yures and Penga Onvaron.
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Alma
Karoling
Ciss
Artemus Ward
Xpecs
Seth
Electors meet as canvassers report results at Capitol
The Michigan canvass board in Lansing on November 28 met to tally electoral votes. Returns from counties were incomplete yet sufficient to decide, with state officers canvass set for next week. The Electors meet today at the Capitol to vote for President and Vice President. Benny, the Auditor General elect, moves to the Capitol for duties. Lawson, a young lawyer, expands law business in Manistee and County, and a Republican representative from several counties holds legislative seats. Debts urged to be paid, including printer dues, and discontent rises over political tensions and secession remnants.
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Ita
Lion Ag
Register of Deeds
Asco- Atlee
Hawkshall
Wanking House
Willin Basking Hore
Bich Bak
Boliland
Udits
Horn of Mictilan
New York
Pennsylvana
Ipdiaia
Wuels
Kid
Kentucky
Newngland
Wien
Prnen
Junking Associaton
Stato
Hanks
Villars
Tuzister
Uytreit
Banke
Mighigan
Board of State
Ganvassera
Lansing
Suudere
Us Buouny
Jamsing
Thos, J. Rassaene
Manistee
Tanving
Ray
Douglas in Washington serenaded after return from Illinois
The Douglas Johnson Association and about 2,000 citizens visited Judge Douglas at nine pm, accompanied by the Marine Band. He received warm applause and endorsed Ay. Stephens speech, urging unity and support for the Union against secession foes. He said he would resume his Senate seat Monday without prejudice toward allies of the country.
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Washington
Dee
Douglas'and Johnson Association
Georgia
Flo
Vongreey
Senate
Unclear Footings Signal Odd Local Election Notes
Fragmentary report notes MacPher Yorimer and Lineola Fleetgraf votes and a local death linked to ink exposure. mentions Mr Hannington Brighton and Francis Bellringer amid a jumble of names. Also references a Vicksburg Whig remark on Hannibal Hamlin and Southern reaction to his election.
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Fleetgraf
Deata
Lucaine
Francis Bellringer
Hannington
Brighton
Vicksburgh
Mies
Democratic Pa
Hannibal -Hamlin
House of Representatives
Maryland Governor Elect Thewis TL. Ticks Sets Election Tone
In 1861 Maryland faces a split political scene with 16 Republicans 14 Democrats and one American, as Thewis TL. Ticks is proclaimed Governor elect amid a tense Union split.
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U. States
Thewis TL
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Lincoln End
Stout
Tas Banihora Movement
Peleg Ollapod
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Linekin
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Rebukins Disanion
Barnum
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Legislature
Michigan
United States
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the Central
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Alan
Axnonore
Mr. Spurgeon
Santa Clara Cal
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Ohio
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Louisvizuz
Kate French
Louisville
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Arkansas
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Tenn
Times Washington
Congress
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Institute Hall
Meminger
Fort Moultrie
Ned Shutter
Buecher
Prentice
A. Baldwin & Co
Gorham
Galhots
Pure Wines & Brandies
William Elston
A. Baldwin
Nigrenis
Wiyebigan
Alison
Caliomi
Marshall
Ranimdav
Mina
Vrotate
Nathan
Yinger
Daniel Yinware
Arderen
Inerwanid
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Sursnall
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Livre
Awecnonion Ereke Gineslinin
Trubuln
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Trartees Clerk
Schuyler
L. Bradley
BS. Wiarren
Croruma, &E. Co
Goma
P.S. Schuyler
BP Pyre
Wiirivatys Neeres
Cosmopolitan Art Association
Jared
Peter
Falstaff
Cosmopolitan Art Journal
Broadway
Alectivung Aegeyt
Mabley & Brotha
Bey
New York City
Percy Cheapet
Stirshall
Morrissey
Mert
Prica
East Whel
Barbinll
A.B. Cook
Boston
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Dreta Gouils
Travetina
Atco
Stella
A.B. Cook & Co Ae
Barkage
Edward Butler
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Howe Bean
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