Progress of Republic Principles in the Lincoln Election
The Pomeroy Telegraph recounts 1860 turmoil over Lincoln's victory, praising Republican rise, denouncing Democrats, and detailing Southern secessionist moves. It notes Delaware’s Republican Congress seat, Georgia’s governor’s hardline stance, and calls for militias and conventions to resist perceived federal overreach.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Buchanan
Union
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie
Gardner
Fort Sumter
Castle Pinckney
State Department
Charleston
Texas
Mexico
Port Moultrie
Houta Carolina
King Cotton
Avarwra
Nova
Augusta
Millidgeville
Georgia
Minute Corps
Thayer
Brown
Georgi Senate
W. I. Walker
Avansra
Savannah
Lincoln
South
North
Col. Anderson
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Toombs
Main Street
Magrath
Conner
Calcock
Cunningham
Youven
Wolcock
Abe
Inigutenn
Election Returns Show Conflicting Senate and House Leanings
The probable Congress split shows Republicans 29 Senate seats and 103 in the House with Democrats 31 and 128 respectively. Missouri may swing to Bell, with county-by-county tallies still coming in. Bell leads in early counts, while Douglas carries Michigan’s Chippewa County by a slim margin, and Allegheny County, Pa., reports Lincoln ahead by 10,000. Wisconsin delivers a strong Lincoln victory, while Larabee of Wisconsin faces political defeat and public censure after a Milwaukee altercation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Piorea
Union
Vermont
Massachusetts
Pierce Adutinistraign
Republican Party
Free States
House of Representatives
Free State
Slave
Delaware
Congress
Lincoln
Deleware
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Blair
Bel Hus
Davis
Sections
Indianapolis
South Carolina
Coy Nowes
Touse
Chesnut
United States
Whaley
de Saussure
Committee On Ways and Means
Convention of the People
Black
York County
Thompson
Union County
Charleston
House
Federal Committee
Senate
Simonton
Douglas
Bell
St. Louis
Breckinridge
Michigan
Chippewa
Detroit Advertiser
Allegheny Co
Reading
Bell-Everett
Qurtin
Wheeling Intelligencer
Ritchietown
Elysian Fields
Old Abe
Fremont
Louis
Wisconsin
Old Rock
Banner County
Larabee
Chicago
Trdbene
North
Logan
Lilinois
Vallandigham
Ohio
Milwaukee
Public Notice and Sheriff Sale in Pomeroy Meigs County
A varied notice lists letters remaining at Pomeroy post office and announces sheriff sales. It cites multiple parties and items, including property of Wm. TH Patten and the Pomeroy Rolling Mill Company, with auctions set for November 1860 and sale times at 11 o clock and 2 o clock. Cash terms apply. Authorities reference the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County and executions.
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Branc
Shiva Cross
Win
H- Patten
Court of Common Plea
Meigs County
Court Street
Court-house
Pomeroy
Felowk, A.t
TH Patten
Lucius Cross
Rhorid
Cyrus Ellison
Pomeroy Rolling Mil Co
Court of Common Pleas
Pomeroy Rolling Mill Company
Jones Worthing
David Dailey
Susan Dailey
A.J. Dailey
Statie
Clarissa Dailey
J. i Dailey
Luther Dailey
Pegg Pirch
Ruth Ward
Scioto County
Ohio
Philip Dailey
Athens County
Hachel Lonas
Ohio Company
Orange Township
County of Meigs
State of
James Worthing
Dyfyid Dailey
Troberts & ‘Vidd’s
Warrah L. Brown
Admiral Sith
Salistary
Toypehip
Notices from a 19th century medicine advertisement page
An OCR fragment presents a collage of medical ads and testimonials for Wilson's Pills and James Clarke's Female Pills, with endorsements from pastors and physicians. It includes claims of headache relief, menstrual regulation, and general tonics, naming several sellers and distribution points across the United States.
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Sancers
WG. Howard
First Baptist Thinet
Chicago
Son
Jane
Irodyauyn
Wilson
RB. L. Fabn
Pamphlor
J. S
United States
Kobstein
Cincinnasy
P. Reed
Pomeroy
Mears, Church & Dupont
Broadway
Ravor
Akowe
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