Republican County Convention Nominates Warren Leaders
The Warren County Republican Convention praised for harmony and integrity nominates Struthers for Assembly, Russell for Register and Recorder, Arthur McGill for Commissioner, and others. It lauds party fidelity, notes ballots for several offices, and endorses McKnight’s Mercer Press stance amid local political shifts.
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David Weilmot
Bradford Co
Wm. . Cappeat Philad’a
Bespers
Chester Co
Thomas Arate Tiers
Richard P. Miller
Crawford Pogue
Register and Recorder
Robert K. Russell
Pine Grove
Arthur McGill
Deverfield
David H. Mitchell
South West
Sugar Grove
Isaac IL. Hiller
W. Cummings
Spring Creek
E. J. Eldred
Wm McLay
F. W. Mitchell
S.H. Carpenter
Warren
S. P. Johnson
T. 8
Messner
Youngsville
James Foreman
Alden Marsh
Thomas Struthers
R. K. Russell
Arthur Marit
Deerfield
Wilmot to speak in Meadville Waterford and Erie
Erie Constitution reports Hon. David Wilmot will tour Meadville on Sept 10 and Waterford Sept 11 and Erie Sept 12 with stops in between. The piece notes Crawford county Republicans nominate R P Miller for Assembly and Mercer Venango Lawrence conferees nominate William M Francis for Senator. A Westfield youth Kinney shot himself after arriving by train.
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Wilmot
Erie
David Wilmot
Franklin
Meadville
Waterford
Packer
Crawford County
R. P. Miller
Assembly
Ife
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Lawrence
Wm. M
Francis
Lawrence County
Livery Business Change in Warren as Mr Moar Acquires Plant
Mr L Moar of Youngsville buys the Warren livery from Mr Mc Mullen and will continue operations at the same site. He runs the stage to Waterford and pledges energy to succeed in the livery trade.
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L. Moar
Youngsville
McMullen
Warren
Waterford
Horse Accident Claims Deerfield Man Near Gorman’s Tavern
Thomas Shirley of Deerfield township was thrown from a horse near Gorman’s tavern on Saturday August 15 and died within hours from the injuries sustained in the accident.
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Pagar
Thomas Shirley
Deerfield Township
Gorman
Balloon Launch Lights Up Night Sky Over River
A group of boys sent a balloon aloft last Tuesday evening. It rose high like a bright red star before its fire died and it drifted down across the river.
Court Week Delays Editorial Attention Cited
In this note the writer explains Court week has consumed time and hindered the usual editorial duties leaving tasks understaffed and priorities shifted.
Republican prints allege Wilmot Packer stump clash
The Democratic Review notes rumors that Judge Wilmot challenged General Packer to a stump meeting during the gubernatorial race. It dismisses the tale as fabrication and says Wilmot will respond in a letter. It adds that Packer will only engage when he expects to prevail.
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Judge Wilmot
General Packer
Wilmot
Schnable
Dem
Tragic Arrest Ends in Shootout in West Pikeland
Two Pennsylvania constables went to West Pikeland on Saturday to arrest William Baugh for assault with intent to kill. Baugh resisted and wounded Leyman with an axe. He was subdued and placed in a wagon. On the road Leyman bled out, and Baugh attacked Lynch, who, despite handcuffs, was forced into a deadly response as Lynch shot Baugh in the eye, piercing the brain.
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Pennsylvania
West Pikeland
William Baugh
Baugh
Leyman
Lynch
Weather notes on Atlantic cable voyage prospects
The Atlantic Cable report describes daily weather conditions affecting the telegraph fleet bound for Trinity Bay. Yesterday was cool with a light northwestern wind. today is pleasant with a gentle westerly breeze.
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Ireland
Trinity Bay
M. Y. Trib
Packer faces Wilmot challenge scrutiny from Enquirer and Observer
The Cincinnati Enquirer and Erie Observer criticize Packer for not accepting Wilmot's challenge, signaling regional press scrutiny over the dispute and its implications for competition.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Erie Observer
Packer
Wilmot
Republican County Convention in Warren County
The Republican gathering in Warren County met in Werren on the 17th to organize members, nominate assemblymen, and adopt resolutions denouncing slavery and the Democratic party. Key figures included James L. Lott, D. M. Martin, James Foreman, and speakers like L. D. Wetmore. The convention appointed a county committee and urged support for David Wilmot and the party platform.
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Werren
James L. Lott
Firehold
D. M. Martin
Pi Grove
James Foreman
Youngsvile
Brokenstraw
Samuel Hull
G. W. Brown
Columbus Boro
D. W. Elderkin
W. B. Sutliff
D. H. Mitchell
South West
E. Cowan
H. P. Kinnear
Crawford County
S. P. Johnson
I. H. Hiller
S. Glney, Jr
Daniel Gross
Democratic Party
South
Pennsylvania
David Wilmot
Senate
L. D. Wetmore
John F. McPherson
Warren
J. B. Fisher
Pine Grove
H. & Kinnear
Youngsville
Roberts
Morrison Deerfield
Convention Proceedings Record Adjourning Sine Die
The document notes adjournment sine die following a convention session. James L. Lott presided with D. M. Martin and James Foreman serving as secretaries as part of the meeting's official minutes.
New Capitol Chamber to House Members and Galleries
The new hall in the Capitol’s south wing measures 139 by 93 feet with a 36 foot height. It seats 300 members in a semicircular arrangement and houses a three-gallery layout plus a reporters’ area. Work continues on flooring, galleries, and cast iron wall finishes as walls are prepared.
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Hatt
House Or Representatives
Capitol
Union
Hiladelphia
Troy
Anthracite
Pennsylvania
United States
Seaboard
Arrish & Bradshaw
N.E
George W. Plomly
N. Fourth Street
Caujiman & Chew
Fourth Street
W. Pawel
Suoe
Market St
Tyler
Gilespie & Co
South Walter Street
James, Kent
Sanice & Co
Hign & Domestic Dry
North Vd St
Wuris
Aushie d Mc Veigh
Market Street
Wright Brothers & Co
Panasoss
Bunn, Reigneld, Co
Third Street
Haas & Taylor
Husmeky
Altemus di Co
Rwanong
Keystone State
Penn, Sait Co
Yarentin
Allegheny Co
Lewis, James & Co
Philadelphia
T. Morris, Perrot & Co
St. James St
C. HamMoxp
Commerce Street
Wiliam Rowland Co
Beech Street
E. Hall
N. 6Th Street
George W. Couny
Laing
McGinnis & Brown
Upfield
N. 3d Street
Market
Arch
Sower & Barnes
Klank Books
Pelton
Outling
Sander
NEW Reader
Willson
LusLohues
North 8d Street
Oho Republicans renominate slate at Columbus convention
The Ohio Republican State Convention met in Columbus and renominated Governor Salmon P. Chase by acclamation on the 12th inst. Moses B. Walker was named for Lieutenant Governor, Milton Suther for Supreme Court, A. Stone for State Treasurer, and P. Russell for Secretary of State.
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Oho
Columbus
Salmon P. Chag
Moses B. Walker
Milton Suther
Supreme Court
A. Stone
P. Russell
Lugubrious report on fifty counties election returns
The Saturday issue of Be The St. Louis Republican notes the gloomy tone of its returns from fifty counties. It states it is impossible to know what the People did on Monday last while insisting they did not act as the Border Ruffians wished.
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Tun Naw
Missouri
Major Rollins
St. Louis
Commonwealths
Commonwealth
Carpenters Ambrotype
Spherotype
Warren
M. Carpenter
Rhinoceros Tosses Dan Rice with Horn in Buffalo Ring
In Buffalo on Thursday Dan Rice faced a rhinoceros that raised him roughly fifteen feet with a horn strike. The blow caused a severe concussion but did not force Rice to leave the arena.
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Buffalo
Dan Rice
Mr. R
Canal Department Leaders Assigned in Pennsylvania
The Canal Department of Pennsylvania railroad operations are placed under W. B. Foster Jr. as General Superintendent, T. H. Dupuy as Engineer, and D. L. Mitchell as Secretary and Auditor.
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Canal Department of Pennsylvania, Railroad Company
W. B. Foster, Jr
T. H. Dupuy
D. L. Mitchell
Public Prose Overtones Lead To Fine In St Louis
A man in St Louis was fined fifty dollars for using obscene language on a street as ladies passed. The judge warned that vulgarity in public streets should be punished in this manner.
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St. Louis
Bees swarms hired from a single brood in California
Mr. Briggs of San Jose imported a vast swarm from the Atlantic states last year. From that one swarm, 80 swarms were hired during the first season, a feat described as without a parallel.
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Mr. Briggs
San Jose
California
Atlantic States
Election News and War Rumors From Vera Cruz and Mexico
News from Vera Cruz up to July 21 reports Comonfort likely in the presidency with Juarez as acting chief if war breaks out. Liberals win Mexico City deputies election on July 12 and Santa Anna unrest worries the government. Local Spanish relations loom large as Govs prepare National Guards and reports. In Louisiana, rains persist, Bunnels favored for governor, Senate to house 11 Democrats and 5 Americans, and cotton picking begins.
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Washington
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Comonfort
Benito Jaarez
Progressisto
Supreme Court
Mexico
Spain
Secretary of the Interior
Juarez
Alvarez
Lopez Uraza
Jalapra
Santa Anna
Cuba
Louisiana
Bunnels
Senate
Official returns pending to determine Kollin result
From St Louis on August 17 1857 the official returns from eighty counties are in and show Kollin’s majority reduced by the reported vote from twenty three counties. The final outcome awaits full official tallies to determine the result.
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St. Louis
Kollin
Nebraska delegate Chapman reelected in last Congress
St. Louis report states Hon. Bird B. Chapman of Nebraska has been reelected as the delegate in the last Congress. The brief dispatch confirms his continued role representing Nebraska in Washington.
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St. Louis
Bird B. Chapman
Nebraska
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Vntalvan
Diane
Garvin
McKnight
Cameron
Gara
Erie Gazelle
Ile
Meean County
Westrerp
Kinney
Westfield
Republican County Convention
Columbus Township
G. Raymond
V. Martin
Conewango
J. J. Taylor
Corydon
Cherry Grove
Griffin Brown
Tho’s, Mullen
Eilk
Charles Taylor
David Dinsmoor
Eldred
Farmington
Lewis Jones
W. Brown
Freehold
James L. Itt
T. Bly. Glade
Kinzua
C. Roup. Mead
S. Olney, Jr
Nash Abbott
W. L. Thomp
Pleasant
N. Sill, Jr
W. P. Barber
Pittsfield
J. L. Acocks
W. F. Dalrym
the Southern Mail
John A. Riddle
North 4Th St. Phila
G. B. Stock
London
Second-st
Dunkirk
N. Y
Yash
Hall & Shinr
Carver House
New York
Sunbury & Erie
Filloway
Holloway
J. A. Morrison
J. 8. Houghton
G. N. Parmlee & CO
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Moss
Winch & James
Pintena Henner
G. W. N. Yates
1. S
Serge
Sait
Court House
Said
Yates
Julius H. Merriam
Arthur Axsdrews
James Andrews
Tf. McPherson
R. Ragister
York
Professor Trottoway
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