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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1861

Page

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Mail Robber Foiled by Driver and farmer

A historic mail robbery attempt narrates a stagecoach run from Danbury to Littleton in mid winter. The driver Pete overtook a robber, overpowered him after a wagon bank jump with help from farmer Logue, recaptured mail, and later the culprit was jailed in Concord.

Littleton Danbury Pete Boston Canada Line Gowan’s Mill Puli’ Corners Liteton Tiny Hestler Agen Loguce Thad Loguee Rascal Littheton Concord

Population hints from United Canada census

Nearly complete census returns indicate United Canada's total population will not exceed 1 700 000 with Upper Canada outgrowing Lower by no more than 180 000. The last decade shows roughly 40 percent growth in Upper Canada and 30 percent in Lower. The British press praises Mr Adams the new American Minister. Paris Debates prompt London Times to monitor the American war.

House United States Senate Virginia Carlisle Hunter Willey Mason Bright Bayard Polk Powel Saulsbury Breckinridge East Albany East Boston London Canada United Canada Uppers Lower Canada Lower Province Mr. Adams Gar London Times Eurth America Poalborigie Tibet Polly Gaits Ita L . (. Kingsley

Rich Mountain and Laurel Hill on the Staunton Turnpike

The passage locates Rich Mountain in the Laurel Hill range between Buckhannon and Beverly along the Staunton and Western Turnpike. It notes Laurel Hill as a lengthy Allegheny ridge, the B&O Railroad Kingwood Tunnel, Greenbrier Tower, and the turnpike routes through Leadeville Beverly and Huttonville, with Wise’s army movement described.

Rich Mountain Laurel Hill Staunton and Western Turnpike Buckhannon Beverly Laurel IE Washington Star

Controversy Over Army Chaplains Sparks War Dept Reform

The War Department warns against appointing unworthy men as chaplains in volunteer regiments. Sam urges immediate action if improper individuals hold chaplain positions, recommending prompt revocation of commissions and reporting to regimental colonels. The stance reflects a demand to preserve religious integrity amid wartime postings.

Congress Treasury Department Army Navy Pennsylvania Camp Canin M.cauley Susquehanna Rifles Jeff Davis Secrtary of Sam

Fourth Day Actions in Conference July 20 1861

The record notes admission of several members to Deacon orders including W A P Aberhart Warren Bush W W Case C M Bear W Hollister C M Hurd O G Melntyre and John Elliott plus M Williams already in Deacon orders J W Aikin represented by a memoir and others elected or continued. The vote to admit A N Coons to Deacon orders was reconsidered but not agreed.

Senate of the United States Hale John W. Forney Bin United States Senate Dickens Harrisburg Telegraph Franklin Hewett Hl. Kinsley M Wack Missionary Fund Cleveland Williams Painsville Chamberlin Ravenna Wilson Warren Bear Erie Bignall Meadville Mossman New Castle Thompson Clarion Hurd Mredonia Jamestown Anderson Brown India Baltimore Butler Knowles East Baltimore Wirth Aeba the Redeemer T. Rex Ion General Conference My. Baker Fallimore Whallon Hitchcock Preacher's Aid Society Whit iLenim I. Holdich American Bible Society Committee Dr. Kingsley J. E L. Wharton Ki. J. le Haker A.D. Morton Will J. Whiteley G. I. Hawkins P. Graham J. Leslie O. L. Mead W.F. Willson J. M. Dewoody W. A. P. Aberhart Warren Bush W.W. Case C. M. Bear W. Hollister C. M. Hurd O. G. Melntyre John Elliott M. Williams D. Eason W. W. Warner M. Black J. W. Aikin T. Woodworth J. H. Ritchey Peter Woodward A N. Coons Theodore Fry S. Gregg A. N. Coons Lincoln A. M. Brown John Wesley Lra Eden Orlando Logan Wattsburg Youngstown Ohio

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