National Democratic and Republican Nominations in Ripley County
The item notes national nominating tickets for president and vice president with Douglas Breckinridge and Lane, Lincoln and Hamlin on rival tickets. It mentions a Democratic meeting where Hendricks will speak and reports a Jasper county gathering with twelve Douglas and four Breckinridge delegates and a factional quarrel resulting in a barber shop resolution claiming control of the county Democratic party.
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RE Papit
Radax
National Democratic
Ce A Douglas
Dilingis
Herschel
Rounson
Georgia
Co. Breckenridge
Ker Tacky
Joseph Lane
Oregon
Weremin& Or
Aniti
Sut‘wy
Thos. A. Hendricks
Ripley County
Vereailles
Jasper County
Douglas
Baltimore
Johnson
Democratic Party
Ed.davis
Judicial Convention delegates nominate common pleas judge
The Common Pleas Judicial Convention for Dearborn Ripley Ohio Switzerland and Jefferson counties met at Osgood on July 1 1860. Charles N Shook was nominated for Common Pleas Judge by acclamation and Dillon Bridges was chosen unanimously for Prosecuting Attorney.
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Common Pleas
Dearborn
Ripley
Ohio
Switzerland
Jefferson
Osgood
H. Mores
A. Tockwalter
Ben. Shank
Jessie BD. Holman
H.W. Harrington
H. W. Harrington
Green
Holman
Sec'y
State Call for Breckinridge Lane Convention in Indianapolis
The notice urged Breckinridge Lane delegates to meet in Indianapolis on May 31 1860 to nominate and support a National Democracy ticket. Prominent figures Gen Joseph Lane Gov L W Powell J Bright and G N Fitch were listed as speakers with other supporters named. The call stressed unity and representation from every county.
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Counry
Breckinridges
Lane
Court Mouse
Indianapolis
Msion County
Breckinridge and
Court House
Rock P.m
James Morrison
Jas Johnson
Fohi W Hamilton
Ins H Mose
J Sitchen AH Bryao
JF Mersil
John Emery
Mas M ‘Tomlin
EA 'Davis
John Cahill
Jno
Broug
Jacob Roberts
Hi Ricketts
A B Morrison
James Rule
CP Baymiller
Joseph Conver
Samuel Mills
BE Riley
Pat Cathalan
CW Bill
A Dunway
W B Riggins
George Schlick
Percy Hosbrook
S.C Morgan
Lnst
J. R. Elder
State Committee
Anass
Thresiers
Breckinridge
Joseph Lane
L W., Powell
Jb. Bright
G. N. Fitch
Delany R. Eckles
W. F. Sherrod
Jeptha
Indiana
Democratic Party
To the Editor From Forruz Disratcu July 1 1860
A letter from Forruz Disratcu reports a visit to a town and describes local scenes at a Saturday gathering. He notes factions labeled fast age society AM and I C C F and chides country folks for variegated entertainments. He warns readers to beware of abominations in town and calls for caution among farmers and country people.
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Forruz Disratcu
Fast Age Society
Imore
Political ribaldry and campaign chatter from the era
A letter discusses political figures and campaigns with humorous asides about age and experience. It praises Hon. H. S. Lane's oratorical power, notes potential candidates like Hon. T. A. Hedricks, and critiques party positions including pork subsidies, ending with a sign-off from Hiram Splash.
Public Speaking Invitation to Political Discussion
The Hon W S Holman and Mr Yater are invited to participate in a Tuesday event at Ongood with candlelighting. They will discuss topics of the day. Both are described as able and honest in their political faith. A large attendance and fair play are urged.
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Hiram Splash
Splash
Wil
Versailles
John Hogarth
Eviton
Versaillex
Judge Holman
Holton
W. S. Holman
Yater
Arrival of the City of Baltimore Reported in New York
The City of Baltimore arrived via Queenstown with cargo notes showing cotton sales steady but dull provisions. Leather trade weak with multiple firm failures and heavy liabilities. Garibaldi and Neapolitan affairs discussed. London trade dull and intervention talks in Parliament underway.
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New York
Baltimore
Queenstown
Connors
Streatfield, Lawrence & Mortimer
Smith
OP. Smith
Herbert Smith & Co
Gibson & Co
Garibaldi
Naples
Sardinia
Aardinia
Napier
Napoleon
Lord Russel
England
Russia
Galway
Times
London
Manchester
Garibaldi Laid Out Across Continental Journals
European papers dispute Garibaldi’s role amid revolutionary news. Gazettes in Naples and Rome call for his capture or condemn his actions as treasonous while Munich and Turin outlets extol his republican crusade. Florentine reports promise Italy’s redemption through his campaign.
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Munich
Volksblatt
Gasibaldi
Homan
Sicily
Castel Zeitung
Parvena Garibaldi
Napses
Gaztte di Bologni
Italy
Miet
Florence Gazette
Redeemer
Turin
Archangel
Gabriel
Garibaldi
Land prospectus offers Missouri tracts with rail access
Henry Papet advertises 40 to 120 acre parcels in southeastern Missouri at low cash prices. The land features include fertile soil, springs, forests, and proximity to the Mississippi River and rail lines to Iron Mountain and Menolis. Buyers urged to apply immediately for speculation. Attachment notice references an affidavit against John J Pages.
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Droinig
Osgood
Souathern
Missouri
Mississippi
Iron Mountain
Men Olis
Pacific
Cad
Felton
George Newbert
John J Pages
Somber Teel
bhp sey _cowety
Diane Fan
F! Robinson
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John R. Eider
John’ Harkness
Riingensmith
John ‘Trewitt
Enoch D Hanna
John Cain
William Smith
Thomas Roark
John S Apples
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Li Delaine
Sol Hinds
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Barfur
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WN Hayden
W Hebangenburg
D Thorpe
Phil Lithgow
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Leduarl
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Daily Sentinel
Jolly
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Daily State
Constitutional Union Party
Friends
Bell F and Everett
Tron
Jdus Beer Sud
AH. Davidson
Jons J. Havoes
Last
Fastiege Society
H. 8
T. A. ‘Hedricks
Hiramsplash
Bethel Church
Guy
Europe
Gazette di Napoli
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Henry
Taylor, M.D
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Joan E.potter
Sansom Stecet
Philadelphia
Henry Papet
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