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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1859

Page

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Cincinnati Conference Appointments list 1859

A long roster of church appointments across Cincinnati districts and surrounding towns. Names include W Young, J Mitchell, T A G Phillips, J Kendall, T S Collett, D Kemper, J F Conrey, T D Crow, J F Spence, J C Bontecou, N Callender, J Waterhouse, L Swormstedt, R Allyn, T Lee, S Clayton, M Marlay, C W Sears, E G West, G C Robinson, W Rowe, W F Martley, J Fitch, G W Kelly, A Lowry, J M Gatéh, J M Sullivan, J M Leavitt, Geo C Crum, W Webster, J F Marlay, A U Beall, and many others listed for Dayton, Urbana, Hillsboro, and Cincinnati districts. Also notes on transfers to the New York Conference and various local church assignments. (Clermont Courier Georgetown OH Sept 10 1859.)

Cincinnati M. E. Church East Cincinnati W. Young P. E. Cinti Wesley J Mitchell Trinity Sutherland Asbury Chapel T Bail McKendree A G Phillips Walnut Hills Kendall East Pearl St West Cincinnati M. Marlay Morris W Sears Christie Yourteen Park Street Hypes Finley G West Cuion C Robinson York Street Rowe Raper Cumminsville F Martley Nome Mission J. F. Wright Port Union L White D Griffis G Griffis North Bend M Bitler S Weeks Harrison H Baker Venice Fitch W Kelly Hamilton A Lowry Oxford I Morris Monroe W Fitzgerald J F Loyd American Colonization Society EG Nicholson Tinley Quarterly Conference Dayton J. EF. Chalfant Leavittee Raper Geo C Crum Davison Webster Troy J F Marlay Red Lion Springboro U Beall M Keek Miamisburg Germantown T Thompson Franklin L F van Cleve Middletown Menarry Winchester Whitman T E Fidler Camden Eaton J Elsworth New Paris J Vance Lewisburg Hf Kennedy DJ Starr Concord Neff E Kirk Urbana D. Warnock First Church G. Moody J J Thompson Piqua Green Street Terris Wayne Street Geo. Parrott Springfield Columbia St Dustin High Street Fee J Thurber Fletcher J G Black J R Hall Tremont J B Ellsworth Addison M Robinson J P Schultz S Brown Supp Y Vienna B Jackson A W Musgrove King's Creek Mechanicsburg N Williams I C Kingsley North Lewisburg McDonald D Sharp Springfield Female College High St. Qr O. W. University L D McCabe

New York Herald Admits Douglas Scope in Nation’s Split

The Herald states that in the last five years Mr. Douglas has intensified the Anti-Slavery and Secession movements, worsened northern and southern animosities, unsettled political parties, and undermined sectional fellowship, more than Seward and Massachusetts abolitionists over twenty-five years.

New York Herald Douglas North South Union Seward Massachusetts Washington Confederacy Africa Srernen A. Povdas

Ranney and Dennison Debates Stir Ohio Democrats

In this 19th century political note, a self appointed group of seconds crowds Debates between Judge Ranney and Mr. Dennison. The piece laments partisan meddling by Pugh and others, praises Ranney as the party’s leading figure, and admonishes rivals to end distractions. It cites scenes at Dayton and Columbus showing political gamesmanship and defends Ranney as official standard bearer.

Clermont County Ohio Obj Board of Public Works Common Schools Brown Clermont Counties Board of Equalization Court of Common Pleas Batavia Williamsburg Franklin Washington Monroe Pierce Union Miami Stonelick Goshen Wayne Jackson Tate General Assembly B. Warman Hartman Wm. Lytle Christopher Hartman Jacob Hartman James Gorman Cox Dennison Whitman Ranney Pugh Wiffin Free States Senate Dayton Columbus Mr. Dennison Mr. Manypenny Nebraska Railroad Company Pittsburgh Judge Ranney Ohio Democracy Journal Fielding Jonathan Wild Wild

The Senatorship in Ohio Politics Amid Party Anxiety

A period piece on Ohio Democratic struggles over a U S Senate nominee with multiple candidates named including Pugh Cox Payne Vallandingham Matthews and Bartley. The piece argues party unity should wait until there is a real chance of selecting a senator and references a John Adams anecdote about Latin grammar and ditching habit formation and moral cautions about wealth attracting temptation.

Bulwer George E. Pugh Columbus Pugh Ohio Ife Menantime Vallandingham Senate Cox Gov. Chase Payne Stanley Matthews Judge Bartley U. S Pey John Adams John Q Adams John Tutin

Wax Works Riot Over George Washington Scene Shocked Town

A reader recounts a chaotic incident in a town where a waxworks display depicting George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte provoked anger. The crowd clashed at night, artifacts were desecrated, and the narrator expresses disgust at the acts before ending with a farewell note about leaving for the summer campaign.

Kongregaute George Washington Ginral Taylor Wingfield Skott Judas Iskarriot T. K

Salt Lake Voyage Describes Lake Its Salinity And Scenery

Greeley letters from Utah detail Lake Salt as likely the saltiest earth water due to evaporation with no outlet. Bathing is unique with green to blue depths, no fish or frogs, rough volcanic surroundings, and only a fraction visible from each point. A separate note cites sensational slave trade stories and a drunken death remark.

Salt Lake Leghorn Tam Denver

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Ceermont Jamieson BRO Martin Business Directory William Howard Dennison’s G. W. Dennison C. L. Swing Weaver's Batavia Hotel W. Hulick Main Street Tt MU. Lewis J. M. M' Grew Lewis & McGrew Gsttorneyvs Clermont Denison J.M. McGraw Addys J. Tritt Ofie Sturges Front Quarry Streets New Richmond Gilo W. A. Townsley Amelia Johnston Geo. W. Gregg Penn & Asitburn, Ctornays Court House H. N. Talley Ctorna¢Y Bia Eiese A. T. Cowen LAW Harm Lia Milford G. W. Felter Recorter Gfern A. Jounston Penn Nixon Johnston & Nixon Toreneys Walnut Street Third Fourth Sta Neinnat Johnston & Gregg D. B. George Tholesale and Retail Grocer Congress and Broadway Peptl Nate A. C. McCchesney Sphcal Agn Third Cross Street Neste Clermont House I.S. Wright Actice Oltico John H. Taylor Pept L J. A. Weaver Moscow House H. T. Pigman Prop Moscow Clermont Co Nédino J. Dial Davenport Iowa Kansas Nebraska Epnd Naver Wm. Long Porbaler Columbia Geh Jacob Theis Main St Bet Cincinnati, C Jos. R. Cromwell Moraln W. W. Perkins William B. Woops House of Representatives Martin Welker Secretary OF State Columbes A.P. Russell Armston Orrick State of Ohio D.C John B. Brannan David N. Brannen Tudian Creek Trent Swing, Atty P. F Sheriff's Juliog A. Peon Als John E. Minor Pens & Asumvan Lewis Stix Joseph L. Swains Vs W. P. Reid Seave U Town Reml Eatate Wee Woodville Elizabeth (Cross) Street G. W. Hurten Clermont Hotel Young America Lower Market Isaac Dorham J. P Ohio Township Armstrong Lima Mary Frances Bims Samuel Withie Justice of the Peace Tovelocke A. Myon Armstrong Sime Mary Frances Sims Enia P. BE. Xenia M Smith South Charleston Routledge Lebanon Ferguson Yellow Springs Brewater New Burlington C Deem W Mason Bowersville IL Middleton Jamestown Newson A Murphy New Carlisle P Miller EF Perkhizer Fairfield I Beall Enon L Gregg Hf Field E Hines Waynesville J Hill Raysville Braden F Hypes Oldtown Simons Wilberforce University R S Rust Xenia Hillsboro M. Kauffman P. E W Lewis Highland Stoken Baker Lynchburgh G Perkhiser M Walden New Lexington Quarry A N Spahr Clarksville Shinn Dars West Union Salisbury Wilmington S Dunn Greenfield R Lovell Sinking Springs M Edgar N Maxey T Head Edmiston Newmarket Stilwell D C Benjamin Hillsboro’ Female College Med Matthews Georgetown J. W. Fowble D H Sargent Ripley Cowdon Newichmond J W Cassatt Manchester J C Maddy Aberdeen C Merrick E Mcffugh Hamersville Botkin G W Fee Chile Manning D. Callahan J Armstrong Laurel A P Dunlap G B Owen P Zink N Green Herron A M Lorain B Glasscock W H Shannon J I McKown New York J. A. Klein P. EB Race Street Ahrens Everett St Buckeye St Wydtenbach Schobe Newport Brodbeck Covington G Fritsche W. Engle Mr. Pleasant Kessinger Gahn East Dayton Clermont Courier Old Brown C. F. Campnent G. F. McC. Lovan C. F. CampBet Camppeey Clermont Willl Campbell CG. A. Waite Lecompton C. A. Wurrr Brown County Democrat Brown County the Herald Rome Turkey Artéibus Ward Vegt Infantry
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