Warren Mail 1862 Republican ticket announcements
The notice prints multiple candidate announcements for public offices in Warren County and surrounding areas. Names include D. W. Stranahan Pine Grove for Assembly, R. E. Cook Pine Grove and Willis B. Benedict South West for County Treasurer, Jerome B. Fisher Pine Grove for Treasurer, and W. W. Hodges Warren plus William Brown Eldred for County Commissioner, with party and convention notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. D. W. Stranahan
Warren
Republican Party
R. EF. Cook
Pine Grove
People’s County Convention
Willis B. Benedict
South West
Jerome B. Fisher
W. W. Hodges
William Brown
Eldred
Warren County Lincoln Administration Delegates Meet Aug 30 1862
Warren County voters favor Lincoln administration and a vigorous war to preserve the Union. They are urged to meet in each township on August 30 1862 to select two delegates, forming a county convention at Warren Court House September 1 1862 at 4 PM to nominate candidates and conduct business. Committees of vigilance listed for various districts.
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Warren County
Abraham Lincoln
Court House
Warren
Brokenstraw
D. H. Hamlin
Ames York
Columbus
L. L. Spencer
Philander Parker
C. A. Smith
Hollis King
Corydon
J. H. Mitchell
B. G. Morrison
Conewango
A. J. Spencer
J. C. Thomas
Cherry Grove
H. C. Aber
Rinaldo Allen
J.T. Oso
Sugar Grove
F. K. Miller
L. F. Ghignon
H. A. Jamieson
Davil McKelvy
Youngsville
John Hull
It. Mead
Tidioute
Livington Grandin
Shogart
C.#. CURTIE
S. Hull
J.J. Sherman
Committeer
Mitchell
War Meeting Urges Patriotism to Sustain Union
A Republican era rally reports a July 17 1862 pledge by Pennsylvania union men to support the government and crush rebellion. Citizens vow to fund volunteers with a $10 000 county bounty and to back President Lincoln, with speeches at the Court House by Capt Baldwin and others.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Court House
T’homas Struthers, Esq
J. Arnett
A. Sfertzel Hsq
Capt
C.K. Baldwin
Messrs. Scofield
R. Brown
L. D. Wetmore
Robert Taylor
Capt. Baldwin
St. Brown
Committee On
Prisoner letters from Richmond to Philadelphia soldier
Army correspondence recounts A P Barnes describing capture at Savage Station on June 27 1862 and brutal confinement before liberation July 25 1862 at City Point Harrison's Landing. He praises Gen McClellan and reports poor treatment by Rebels while noting good care received. Also notes church meeting in Warren Pennsylvania appointing a moderator and resignations.
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A. P. Barnes
Philadelphia
State of Maine
Richmond
City Point
Savage Station
City
Harrison’s Landing
Gex
M’cain
M’call
Spotswood House
Lee
West Chester
Pennsylvania Reserves Volunteer Corps
Pennsylvania
Washington
Rome
Bucktail Brigade recruitment and war updates announced
The article promotes forming a Bucktail Brigade from Pennsylvania volunteers to bear the Bucktail name, led by Maj. Roy Stone, with recruiting offices to open statewide. It notes support from Gen. Ewell and mentions other wartime items including drafts, promotions, and recent actions near Richmond and Malvern Hill, plus local civic backing.
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Bucktail Rifles
Pennsylvania
Richmond
War Department
Roy Stone
Peninsula
Harrisburg
1St Rifles
Bucktail Brigade
Bucktail Regiment
Libel Trial Involving Lowry Prosecutor and Young Defendant
The libel suit with M. B. Lowry as prosecutor and Joseph B. Young as defendant opened for trial in court this Wednesday morning. Lowry’s counsel include Selden Marvin and John W. Douglas of the city. Young’s lawyers are David Paul Brown of Philadelphia Thomas Collier of Pittsburg and James Marshall William A. Galbraith and George W. Decamp of Erie. The case drew unusual public interest.
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M. B. Lowry
Joseph
M. Young
Lowry
Selden Marvin
John W. Douglas
Young
David Paul Brown
Philadelphia
Thomas Collier
Pittsburg
James €. Marshall
William A. Galbraith
George W. Decamp
Erie
Evie Gazette
State Party Heads to Washington after Embarrassing Recruiting
The group aimed to repair or defend recruitment efforts after a public embarrassment. The entire delegation departed for Washington this morning to address the issue and seek support or guidance.
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Washington
Willoughby Arrives as New Baptist Pastor in Town
Rev. B. C. Willoughby, the newly appointed pastor of the local Baptist Church, has arrived and begun his charge in Meadville. The community welcomes his arrival and anticipates his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Willoughby
Baptist Church
This Place
Meadville Repubican
Secession Sympathizers Reproved In Union Chronicle
The Nashville Union rebukes northern journals for prioritizing rebel property over wartime aims. It argues treason forfeits civil rights, defends indefinite war powers, and condemns protection of rebel vendors and stores while Union armies press blockade and combat across Richmond Corinth Missouri and Southern Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Union
Richmond
Corinth
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Journal of Commerce
Deserters Reveal Rebel Hardship in Rich Sterryville
Colonel Robinson orders arrest of sixty to seventy Rappahannock county citizens for refusing oath of allegiance. Three days grace to swear to the Constitution or be sent beyond lines. Two German Rebel deserters report dire shortages in Richmond and Rebel camps with regiments under 300 men.
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War Department
I. M. Stanton
Sec
Army OF Tuscotomac
Richmond
Malvern Hill
Gol. Switzer
James River
Barry
Sterryville
Robinson
Rappahannock County
Skeleton in the physician’s back room sparks Lexington tale
A tall Kentucky doctor’s office prompts terror as a visitor finds a skeleton in the back room before the doctor appears. The countryman flees shouting you can’t fool me, I know you if you have your clothes on.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Johnny Raw
Johnny
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