Sheriff candidates named for Warren County race
We are authorized to announce Paul W. Brown Farmington N W Brown Sugar Grove C A Smith Columbus and A H Barns Sheffield as candidates for Sheriff of Warren County at the next election all subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention Henry Brown of Kinzua is also named as a candidate per party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Wetmore, Esq
Warren County
E. Cowan
Samuel P. Johnson
Brokenstraw
Henry Souther
Elk County
BE. Woodruff
Erie County
Suerirr
Melancthon Miles
Farmington
Republican County Convention
Paul W. Brown
N. W. Brown
Sugar Grove
Geo. W. Brown
Youngsville
C. A. Smith
Columbus
A. H. Barns
Sheffield
Mr. Cowan
Henry Brown
Kinzua
D. I. Ball
Warren
WM. Sweetland
Freehold
Geo. W. Kinnear
Nelson Mead
W. G. Garcelon
Spring Creek
Nathan Branch
Glade
Hosea Harmon
WM. Jagger
W. H. Muzzy
Fort Fetterman
Vlatte River
Great Council
J. E. Spencer, & CO. N
Otto Huber
Warren County political announcements for Commissioner and Prothonotary
The county announces candidates for Warren County offices. Nelson Mead Youngsville W G Garcelon Spring Creek Nathan Branch Glade Hosea Harmon Sugar Grove seek Republican nomination for Commissioner. William Jagger Prothonotary Columbus and W H Muzzy Prothonotary Columbus seek party nomination.
Republican Electors Meet to Nominate Delegates in Warren County
Warren County Republicans convene in districts June 23 1870 to elect delegates for a county convention at Warren Court House June 24 1870 at 2 PM. A list details district votes and delegate counts per 1866 resolution with 99 total delegates and leaders like L F Watson as chairman.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
Brokenstraw
Irwin Johnson
John A. Jackson
Conwango
Henry Howard
John Jones
Columbus
L. Trantum
Lucius White
Corydon
F. J. Morrison
John Gibbs
Cherry Grove
Asa Plumb
O. A. Young
Deerfield
W. W. Connely
F. C. Flannigan
Elk
Jacob Mack
W. Reeves
Eldred
A. M. Parker
J. G. Sanford
Farmington
Dr. Sam’ Brown
Reuben Cramer
Freehold
J. T. Baker
Kingsley Wright
Glade
W. Brasington
O. W. Randall
Kinzua
R. Strong
Sterling Green
Limestone
Henry Baxter
P. S. Buck
Mead
Alson Rogers
A. M. Thompson
Pine Grove
T. Chase
W. R. Thompson
Pleasant
R. W. Dalrymple
W. P. Barbour
Pittsfield
Wm. Stright
Wm. Langley
Sugar Grove
A. D. Frank
C. J. Phillips
Spring Creek
B. W. Mudge
David Stilson
Sheffield
A. H. Barns
W. T. Houghton
South West
T. V. S. Morian
C. Merritt
Columbus Boro
W. B. Sutliff
O. A. Smith
Tidioute Boro
Legislature Reelects Cragin and Anthony to Senate
The New Hampshire Legislature re elected Hon Aaron H Cragin to the U S Senate for six years from March 4 1871 as his present term ends March 4 1871 The Rhode Island Legislature on the same day re elected Hon Henry B Anthony United States Senator for six years from March 4 1871.
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New Hampshire
Aaron H. Cragin
Senate of the
United States
Rhode Island
Henry B. Anthony
Red Cloud on Indian talks and policy tensions
The article summarizes ongoing Washington talks with Sioux chiefs led by Red Cloud, criticizing Indian agent corruption and promising cautious peace moves. It reports demands for trusted agents, horses, and careful troop redeployments, while noting treaty provisions and future presents to win cooperation. It also covers railroad gains by the Pennsylvania Company and census cost concerns raised by Newark Courier regarding real estate questions.
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Washington
Buncombe
Red Cloud
Cox
Interior Department
Father
New York
Fort Fetterman
Missouri River
Akerman Nominated to U.S. Attorney Post in Georgia
Attorney General Hoar has re signed and the President has nominated Amos T. Akerman of Georgia for the vacancy. Akerman, a Georgia U S Attorney, is a New Hampshire native about 49 years old, moved to Georgia 25 years ago, and was an early Republican member with Whig roots and opposition to secession.
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Hoar
Amos T. Akerman
Georgia
Akerman
U. S
New Hampshire
Cuba
Quebec
Iowa
Hayti
Jamaica
Minnesota
Galush A. Grow
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Virgina
Senator Revels
Sons of Malta
Kansas
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Central Park
New York
Oliver Optic
Europe
Fred Grant
West Point
State YMCA pamphlet reports rapid growth across 64 associations
The State Executive Committee’s pamphlet documents 64 YMCA associations increasing rapidly, details work on prayer meetings open air events libraries and finances, and offers copies via T K Cree in Pittsburgh. It lists key committee members including Thomas K Cree Peter R Simmons Gen James A Beaver Thomas N Rabe C C Shirk H B Myers and E Francius. The piece also covers treasury figures from the latest year and notes new Erie Railway route options to Baltimore and Washington with faster travel times and stopovers.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
T. K. Cree
Pittsburgh
Thomas K. Cree
Peter R. Simmons
Philadelphia
James A. Beaver
Bellefonte
Thomas N. Rabe
C. C. Shirk
Erie
Statistics of the War From General J P C Shanks figures
General J P C Shanks outlines War Department statistics on Union forces. Figures include 83 935 commissioned officers and 2 335 951 total officers and men, with deaths from wounds and disease totals and prisoner/capture data across sides. Key totals: deaths 294 416, prisoners in Southern prisons at 36 093, rebels captured 476 139.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. C. Shanks
United States House of Representatives
War Department
Regular Army
The President on Cuba and neutral policy
The President sent to Congress a Cuban policy message arguing against siding with the Cuban insurgents. He cites precedents for avoiding entangling alliances and rejects recognizing the Cuban party as a belligerent. The Nation will support a strict neutrality stance despite sympathy for a people seeking freedom.
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Congress
Grant
Jamestown Journal
Broad sweep of 19th century world and US notes
A long digest of regional and national items lists diverse facts and rumors from 1870 era: population, agriculture, industry, transport, politics, culture, and notable figures. Mentions include Kansas grasshoppers, Quebec fire loss, New York police salaries, Immigrant trends, Grant era politics, Prince Bonaparte exile, and the Denver railroad milestone.
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Warren Mail
Kainzua
Air Line Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Richmond
Thomas A. Scott
G. B. Roberts
W. S. Lincoln
R. E. Johnson
A. Houston
J. P. Green
R. D. Barclay
Newark
N. J
The
Courier
Secretary of the Treasury
Sherman
Finance Committee
House
Baltimore
Erie Railway Company
New York City
New York and Washington Air Line
Elmira
Northern Central Railway
Hudson River
Peekskill
Jameston Democrat
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Chicago Tribune
Philadelpha Orth American
Robert Fulton
John Fitch
Delaware River
Richard Norris
England
Matthais W. Baldwin
Norris
Baldwin
Allegheny Mountains
America
National Service
Boston
California
Edwin Forrest
Prussia
Weston
Fort Buford
Dakota
William Ross Wallace
Chicago
J. M. Marshall
Grace Greenwood
Pacific Coast
Anna Dickinson
Paris
Prince Pierre Bonaparte
C. Delmonico
Longfellow
Alfred Tennyson
Tennyson
New York Supreme Court
Kentucky
John C. Breckinridge
Garrett Davis
Senate
Red Stockings
Cincinnati
New York Democrat
McFarland
Canada Soil
Fairfield
Ohio
Thomas Scott
First Congress
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R. R
Paterson
State Senate
Kerr
Twenty-seventh
Democracy of
Ist
Wm. Heisley
Cleveland
R. A. Harrison
London
John H. Heaton
Belmont
Denver
Colorado
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Warren
U.S
Moses Beecher
M. Beecher
M. Warcers
Ornis HA
R. Brown
State of
C. F. Reese
P. Ford
Francis Clark
Township of Columbus
Warren Co
B. Howard
Columbus, Pa
William Long
Hugh Long
Charles Parker
Daniel Spencer
Chandler's Valley
Cosme Hoes
Court of Quarter Sessions
Leroy
Strong
George Ball
Citizens Savings Hank
Warren, Pa
Alonzo_J. Bush
L. L. Spencer
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