Unions and Homestead Prospects Split and Reconcile
The Warren Mail discusses the 25 year old Presbyterian General Assembly split between Old and New School factions and reports on hopes for reunion. It quotes the Louisville Courier’s harsh views and includes a reader letter urging settlement of Homestead Act emigration to Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Wisconsin with meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Assembly
United States
South
Columbus
Cincinnati
Old School
New School Assembly
Louisville Courier
Brothers of the
Dickinson
Cochrane
England
Warren Mail
Eviror
Congress
The
New York Tribune
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Tribune
Black River
Menominee
Lake Superior
Fox
R. R. Lands &c
Iowa
Tionesta
Cherry Grove
Union
Warren
War News Mixed From Multiple Fronts Across Nation
Albany reports the Forest divorce case before the Court of Appeals while military updates describe 2d Ohio Cavalry returning with cattle and mules from Col Coffee's command. Dispatches detail raids, captures, and movements near Richmond and White House, plus notes on Washington and Memphis reports and political notices from Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Forest
Court of Appeals
Edwin Forest
Jos. T. Brady
Chas, O'Conner
Curtis Noyes
Congress Hall
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Ohio Cavalry
Col. Coffee
Robb
Ind
Charles Doubleday
Coffee
Camp Equipage, &c
McClennan
Old Church
5Th Cavalry
Qunstalls Station
White House
Excelsior Brigade
Baltimore Cross Roads
New Kent Court House
Richmond
Chickahominy
Bottoms Bridge
James River
Artilery
Stuart
Col. Ingalls
Nellie Baker
Fort Monroe
Tioga County Republicans Recommend Strang as Senatorial Candidate
The Tioga County Republican convention on the 9th recommended B. B. Strang for the Senatorial district at the State Convention. H. C. Johns and F. B. Wilson named as conferees. A meeting is suggested at Coudersport on June 25. Their representative delegate is H. W. Williams and the delegation is instructed to back Thos. E. Cochran for Auditor General. War news limits space for further notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher P Wolcott
Ohio
Thomas A. Scott
Delaware
House of Representives
Utah
Day
Horace Greely
Rev
E. H. Chapin
Broadway Universalist Church
New York
Horace
Washington
Gen
Mitchell
Department
Stanton
Eliza Redwards
Harrisburg
Emma Wingerd
National Intelligencer
Jefferson
Madison
London
Tioga County
B. B. Strang
H. C. Johns
F. 8. Wilson
Coudersport
H. W. Williams
Thos. E. Cochran
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. H. Warre
Warren, Pa
Freehold
Freehold Township
W. W. Hulings
Louisville
Mount Jackson
Jackson
Fremont
Corinth
Shenandoah Valley
Philadelphia
Col. Kane
Taylor
Bayard Taylor
Kane
Salisbury
N. C
Baltimore
Augusta
Andrew Johnson
Gev. Brown
Neill S. Brown
Georgia
Memphis
Grenada
Miss
N. Y. Tribune
Manassas
Washieton
Halleck
War Department
Beauregard
Okolona
Overtown
Army of the Potomac
Dix
Mobile
Suffolk
Fortress Monroe
Puebla
Orizaba
Saligny
Almonte
Leaveaworth
Kansas State Senate
John W. Robinson
Gould
Jefferson Ciry
R. W. Wells
Cole
Permanet
B. Gratz Brown
St. Louis
U. S
Heenan
Eaptain
Mercer Dispatch
John S. M’calmont
Abraham
Prince of Wales
Hebron
Machpelah
Stanley
Issac
Jacob
Joseph
Sarah
Rebecca
Leah
Old Virginia
Leauregard
Pittsburgh Landing
Crandall
D. V. Stranahan
Front Street
OHN Honhary
John Honhart
S. P. Johnson
G. W. Scofield
Chautauqra Co. Bank
Jamestown
N. Y
Sub-Criber
Cheap Cash
Hackney House
John B. Brown
William Messner
James
Carver House
Warren County
Liverpool
Grosventeen & Hale
Broadway
Europe
Grovesteen & Hale
Black Hawk
Pennsylvania
Warren Co
Burgess
UST
Lubins
Paris
Otto
Randall's
Randalls
Pierre
Pila
Express
Merrimack
Cochecos
Spragues
Allens, Daniels
Lancaster
Mersales
O. H. Hunter
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