Premium list for Warren Clo Agricultural Society fair
List of premiums for the Sixth Annual Warren County Fair at Sugar Grove, September 1856. Classes cover horses cattle sheep poultry and farm products with detailed prize amounts, committee members, and sale notice. Includes by laws and conditions for premiums and entry requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Clo. Agricultural Society
Sugarrove
R. K. Russel
Pire Grove
James Mahan
Farmington
Win
Cotter
Pittsfield
Geo. Wheelock
Freehold
Wm. Walker
Columbus
Jd. B. Phillips
Youngsville
Oliver Spencer
Col
Friend Curtis
Daniel Wheeler
Lwest
James Wood
Sugar Grove
O. Li
Monroe
David Mahan
Artington
Yu Enis
David Jackson
Warren
Robert Cummings
Hi. Welden
F. R. Miller
L. L. Spencer
Col. W. O. Blodget
GC. Smith
Towers
G. F. Eldred
Spring Creek
Jus
L. Lott
Lottsville
G. W. Buel
L. Rogers
Doe
A. C. Blodger
C. Messenger
Wrightsville
R. Dewey
Janett Stuart
N. B. Langdon
J. Woodside
C. Brown
James Dennison
Cuass
James Patterson
Grove
Wr. R. Rice
J. S. Acox
Mecmanical
Rob’t. Allen
Louisville
G. V. N. Yates
L. E. Guignon
W. O. Blodger
J. B. Hamilton
J. B. Brown
Syiman Trantum
John Russel
Pine Grove
Joseph Dunn
John Walton
Stephen
B. Ricker
John Mahan
Moses Ricker
Francis Bates
John Mckinney Jr
James Younie
Langdon
J. B. van Deusen
Executive Ty Committee
Gugat Grove
Lancaster
Noble County
Buchanan
Wheatland
Allegheny
C. M. Johnston
Union
Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Pierce-Douglas
New York
Buffalo
Missouri Free Soil vintages shake North South split
A proslavery Missouri contest yields Francis Blair Jr to Congress as a Free Soil Republican aligned with Col Fremont. The result signals southern receptivity to Free Soil aims, while critics warn of sectional tensions and possible shifts in party alignments amid Kansas and Missouri debates. The piece also includes a sentimental vignette about a dying child and a religious reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Missouri
Fillmore School
J. ©. Kremont
Francis P. Blair
Congress
St. Louis
St Louis
Republican National Executive Committee
Col
Fremont
Blair
Pittsburg
Richmond
Charleston
Missouri Line
West
Union
Democratic Party
Republican Movement
Eddy
Pather
Sam
Gerrit Smith Visits Syracuse and Fremont Talk
Syracuse crowd hears Gerrit Smith discuss the Fremont candidacy amid Kansas issues. A dialogue depicts Fremont as modest, talented, anti slavery, and likely to pursue convictions. Jessie Fremont praised for beauty and education. Governor McDowell’s abolitionist lineage noted. Rochester rail accident and Niagara Cave reminiscence follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Smith
Kansas
Buffalo
Fremont
Smith
Washington
Jessie
McDowell
Virginia
Fremont Attacked as Abused Candidate in Canvass
The piece argues that Republican hopes rise as Col. Fremont faces relentless personal abuse. It claims critics show no solid flaws in his public life, only desperate attacks, while praising his earlier popular standing and reformist stance before his support for freedom in the territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Canada
Goat Island
Father
Ile
Malakoff Tower
National
Col
Fremont
Baptism Records for Col Fremont's Children in D C Church
A 1848 1853 Baptism record lists J Charles and Joesie Benton Fremont's children Elizabeth Benton Benton Fremont John Charles Fremont and Francis Preston Fremont baptized at the Epiphany Church Washington D C The Montrose or Fraser era note states the church order for infant baptism was followed and J W Fremont Rector confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurvaron Orry
J. Charles
Joesie Benton Fremont
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth MacDowell
Benton Fremont
John Charles Fremont
Francis Preston Fremont
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. W. Frenout
Parish of the Epiphany
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Rogers
John Meaded
PROM
Kennebeck
Awelen Bruce
The
Syracuse Journal
Gerrit Smith and Fremont
Rochester
Central Railroad
Lockport
Richardson
Warren Mail
HB. Cowan
Bartlett & Morgan
Water Street
Jamestown
Janes
Carver
Hackney
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co
Wim
Ler Parmlee
Carver House
Warren Co
Wetmore & Spencer
Second St
Johnson & Brown’s
Pmora
Johnson & Brown
Jonsson’s Exchange
S. P. Johnson
Rasselas Brown
Scofield & Brown
Ofice On Liberty
St. Warren
Glennew Scofield
William D. Brown
Phillip Mead
Justice of the Peace
Scott’s Exchange
Lewis Arnett
Exchange
D. M. Williams
Temperance House
J.B. Brown
É&Cc
A.e.hall & Co
Water St. Warre
C.w.ra R
Breeze Point
Wm.h.combs
Lackney House
Warren, Penn
George Sailor
Wilbur
Waller Street
Benjamin Nesmith
Cork
Court Horse
Warcon
E. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
L .H. Ames, & Co
Benson & Co
Chauncey Hulburt Witt Hoskins, Weskell, & CO
Great Pennsylvania
Heapquarters
Ap PanpuDloss
Market Street
Philadelphia
W. Burton, Gordon & Fellows
Beaver Street
Broadway
Broad Streets
Bowling Green
W. J. Gordon & CO
Cleveland
Ohto
Col. Fremont
Erin
Jamie