Pugh Sequel to the Ornit Tenues Amendment Debate
Ohio Senator George Pugh, defeated for re election, faces strong opposition from Ohio critics who portray his anti northern positions as a threat to the Union. The piece rebuts his alleged pro slavery equilibrium theory, arguing the Constitution favored eventual abolition and a free Union. It cites Jefferson's era, congressional ordinances, and debates as evidence against Pugh's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugs
Han
George BE. Pach
Ohio
United States Senate
Queen City
Washington
Pugh
North
George E.pugh
Jefferson
Continental Congress
United States
Roger Luxumay
Conn
Extanourn
Epeck
Connecticut
Massachuzetts
Jover Inxnrny
N. U
Williott
Uraru
Maza
Congress
Lloid
Junor Wrists
Republican Party
Ely
Muater
Rerrotiwan
Famine Relief Meeting in Kansas Reported
Townney February 25 1861 a public gathering at the Courthouse heard Rev Holiday outline Kansas suffering from failed crops severe winter and destitution. A five member relief committee was named funds raised 1610 with drafts urged from New York or St. Louis and urged Byers to publish the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momeéray Weekly Telegraph
Kansas
Townney
Holiday
J.J. White
Aaron Stivers
Woliday
X. Tle
New York
St. Louis
State Bank of Missouri
City Bank of
Pumeroy Telegraph J
D.d. White
Aang’ Silvers
Journey of the President Elect Departs for Washington
A late arrival dispatch describes the President elect leaving Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington amid rumors of a conspiracy to assassinate him. Col Lemon accompanies him with a single friend. explanations remain undisclosed as security concerns loom.
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Baltimore
Washington
Col. Lemon
Lincoln incognito through Baltimore sparks rumor mill
Baltimore crowds watched as President elect Lincoln traveled to Washington with tight security. Reports say a peaceful transit was preferred, while fears of an assassination plot circulated. Local officials and police prepared to protect him, with contradictions and hoaxes fueling the excitement.
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Lincoln Sould
Ington
Wilkes
Lincoln
Slave States
Marshal Kane
Tinenta
Baltimore
Warrisburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Gen. Scott
Seward
Harrisburg
Huerburg
Tal
Cincinnati Gazetts Batimore
Northern Central Railway
Narrisburg
Col. Gittings
Col. Kane
Colu
Northern Central
Mr. Lincoln
Moreure
Calvert Street
Watt
Willard’s
Grany
Hicks
Scott Amd
Lincoln Tindle
Igbarece
Breckinridge
Bell Everett
Peace Congress
New Orleans
Tors
Zenie
Lienatch
Welock
Harris ‘Barge
Lynn
Buchanan
Wasursarox
Mr. Seward
Lincol
Douglas
Senate
Mason
Virginia
Larhan Grighe
Rice
Green
Johnson
Finch
Kenuwily
Dinpoln
Bin
Lim
Tols
Essa
Willand’s
House
Wearphill
Texas
Hoowever
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Piel
Guiheie
Affairs in Washington as Lincoln arrives at Willard's
Reports from Washington trace Lincoln's sudden appearance at Willard's Hotel and White House meetings with Seward and Buchanan. Observers describe crowds, protective escorts, and varied political rumors about Lincoln's stance on the Peace Conference and Chicago platform.
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Henfren
Capitol
Old Abel
Lincoln
Horsieburg
Qwiluight
Messrs. Leman
Elire
Allen
New York
Baltimore
Nene
Mr. Lincoln
Washborne
Illinois
Willard’s
Gov. Benardad
Link
Mr. Seward
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Executive Mansion
Guy. Seward
W. . Seward
Buchanan
Euecassor
Towse
Mar. Seward
Gen
Douglas and
Trumbull
Deislas
Gov. Seward
Senate
Deryboudy
Willasi
Geo. Scott
Chicago
Sam
Mr. Liscum
Dissolution of Catan and Pomeroy Credit Actions Rise
Notices recount dissolution of a firm Daria & Brother and multiple court actions in Meigs County Ohio. Attachments and attachments against James V Pomeroy, with sheriff sales and probate filings, detail auctions, mortgages, and debt claims around 1861. Names include John Davies Samuel Day Al Mayer G Crowley John Brechtel and James V Pomeroy.
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William NP
Willian
Daria & Brother
Pomeroy
Will Hevenfroy
John T. Davia
Maeda
Samuel Davis
John. Davir
Samuel Day
Tims Iraese
G. Crowley
John Drechiel
Plein Cy Tills
Poalvort
Arciist
James V. Pomeroy
Haniul Stivers
Eglisbury
Meigs County
Uden
Feh- A
Sellon
Sam Tilers
Coalpord Sat CO
State of
Ohio
Limes
James Rudfond 2d
Cuardian
Hobert Ashworth
J.B. Higley
Cyrus Higley
N. Lasley
Bsanny
Atelick
Wallan
Sale
S.no
Agron Rutherford
Court of Common Meds
Meigs
Corumbis
Moss County
Lilo
Hoagie
Dang Oy
Aaron Rutherford
Henry Packunly
Perna
Jd White
S.M. de Foex
Ames V. Pomewy
New York
Pomeroy Rolling Mill Co
Ollie
J. W. G. Stackpole
Marcus Kosworth
J. W.G. Stackpole
Murcus Osworth
Jajace
Apeil
New
A. D. Dail
Comison
Meis
Obie
Jamez V. Posseroy
Marcus Bosworth
J. W. G. Stickpole
James W. Pomeroy
Pomerox Coal CO
Jefores
John AW Parker
Dikey
Hill
Amanda
Dickey
Pianos Sold Across Sectors Amid Market Turbulence
A fragmented item notes piano sales across various sectors, mentioning Aiur Seep and Enstantine Lies as distributors. The piece references broad market activity, upcoming events in the Commoming cit EINE, and notes on regulatory or security concerns affecting the trade.
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Reyo
SpeciaI Notices Warn of Quack Medicines and Dragon
The item reviews a array of sensational patent medicines sold by D K Reed and others. It touts tonics and tonics for neuralgia fever and stomach ills, claims miraculous cures, cites endorsements, and urges readers to consult medical advertisers for blood purifiers and female health remedies. The piece warns about unverified cures and stresses professional credentials of some suppliers.
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de Kry
Ecuanpson
D.ked. Org
Wilson
Bwarth
Dugenta
I. L. Fahnestoor & Go
Pittsburgh
RELY
Pomuray
Eng Mhovist
Hiitian Fe
Askebonm
D. Reed
Pee Creev
Asiams
Kligaretts Cross
Roma
Vilamentine
Kidnuss
Lecorhene
Abelisse
Williams
Syrey Fapsaparitta
Ioghle
Potts
James Clarkis
James Clarke
N. B
Uniter Sities
Canada
Joe Mon Bi
Baldwin, & Fo
Roehaater
Jo D. Park
Sairi
Poa Ranvier
Waleiams
Sarsapariuuay
Soulde
Potassa
Phave
Selina
Tourgent
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Ralph Avery
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Wampsville
Madison County
Sie York
Avery
Journey of the
President Elect
Pennsylvania Line
Ehird
Wade
Entaw Ilase
Clarleston
D. C
Anderson
Fort Sumpter
Wasninotos
Arkansas
Mesarunis
Iripuas
Col
Sumner Remon Gee
Louisville
Point Pleasant
Scott
Withrow
Wanker
Bishop
Bowie Kuises
AL Mayer
Icel
Sine Lynne
Johy Lyons
Meize
Menoeoy
Okie Company
Ahel Chase
Joba Tonk
Grimes
Court of Common
Vonwrag
Jo Filluwias
Robert Bee
Elemis
Sammipol Lyte
Ohio Cempany
Elestaerves
Hugh Bond
Louse
Geisiee
Pele Ail Co
Batten
Maveli
Jour Fmavoy
Drugetet
Undney
Misa
Whdow & Bestow
Chester
Htanuh d& Payne
Rathand
DE Johnson
Topperta Paine
Amr Rmadises
Messrs. Church
Itpont
Bromlwar
Matic
Kaven
Times
Dr. Cheeseipan
Fnvantar Cornelton
Romavine
Choeseuiu
Hinanoy
Bhu Torings
Uedar St
A. Seb
Hugg & Cor
Meigs Q. M
F. WB. Chutch
Ti U
W.M.G. Stone
Thomas FE. Teden
Elaine
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