Isaac Hiller Seeks Re‑Election as Prothonotary
The Warren Mail notes Isaac Hiller is a candidate for re election to the office of Prothonotary subject to the Republican County Convention decision.
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Isaac H. Hiller
Prodhondkary, &c
Republican County Convention
Nation presses unity as war effort grows in Congress
The piece notes swift, unified action by both houses to back the President with troops and funds to prosecute the war and crush secession. It highlights Maryland and Kentucky loyalty, calls for no compromise, and praises Union support while reporting conference adjournment and favorable weather. It also mentions local posts, recruits, and upcoming county fair plans.
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Congress
Washington
Thomas
Baltimore
Lexington
Marshall Kane
Maryland
Kentucky
New England
Great North West
Pacific States
Tidioute Rifles Join Sickles Brigade in New York
The Tidioute Rifles traveled through Youngsville and Jamestown arriving at Jamestown last Sunday and left Tuesday for Staten Island. Captain Thomas Clavey led with 1st Lieutenant A R Titus and 2d Lieutenant W M Mew. About 27 recruits left Warren to join the Warren Guards under Sergeant Ford. The Kane Regiment report praises Maj. Roy Stone and Col Gregg and notes sidewalk repairs near the post office. A Vermont volunteer, Adelbert Page, writes from Centreville about upcoming battle with Beauregard's forces and troop movements.
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Tidioute Rifles
Sickles Brigade
New York
Youngsville
Jamestown
Staten Island
Thomas Clavey
A. R. Titus
W. M. Mew
Warren Guards
Sergent Ford
Camp Wright
Cumberland
Tidioute Company
Cesterville
Adelbert Page
J. Page
Warren
2D Regiment
Vermont
Centreville
Centerville
Patterson
Richmond
Shiurman's Battery
Washington
Scott
Gen. Howard
Gen. McDowell
Kane
Biddle
McCall
Harrisburg
Stone
Gregg
Roy Stone
Junction
Johnson
McDowell
Fairfax Court House
Bull’s Run
Farnham
John Cregin
Col. Hunter
Col. Slocum
Rhode Island
Capt
Thomas
Gov
Sprague
Maj
Ballou
Winchester
Alexandria
Washinaton
Juy
Scout
Mansfield
Wilcox
Uok
HeCook
Olio
Alexander
Bully Run
Washington Road
Erie Conference 25th Session Opens at Warren Pa July 1861
The Erie Annual Conference 25th Session opened July 19 1861 at Warren Pennsylvania with Scripture reading singing and prayer. The day included revisions to yesterday’s proceedings a donation request related to Mission Society debt and reports from Missionary Society officers and several district examinations and appointments.
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Erie
Warren
J. K. Hallock
W.F. Day
H. Kinsley
P. E
Warren Dist
A. Height
Mission Society
Clarion Dist
W.L. Harris
Missionary Society
Board of Managers
New York
Hal
el. Kinsley
Mr. Baker
E. Ward
C. Grahams
Kansas
Eddy
James Gillmore
Samuel Grege
K. J. L. Baker
J. E. Chapin
Nobleé Jones
Cannons, Skirmishes and Reinforcements Reported in Western Front
Terrible disaster dispatches describe heavy fighting near Centreville and the Potomac with 90 000 Confederate attackers and Union losses at West Point and Harrisonville. Maj. Van Horn, De Cann and Mansfield figures appear amid raids, brief holds, and reinforcements as cannon and mortars are moved.
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Mansfield
Virginia
Centreville
Potomac
Kansas City
Vanhorn
Home Guards
Ece
Dutrean
Harrisonville
U.S
U. S
Grand River
van Horn
Maj
de Cann
West Point
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