Notice to Subscribers on Prepaid Terms for Past Winter
The assembly warns subscribers that payment in advance is required and that some forbearance has been relaxed in winter. Names will be struck from the list if payment is not made soon. Reminder to remember the printer and the $150 in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Douglas
Doug
Flanders
Zedger
Leetle Giants
Ledger
Breckinridge
Guthrie
Joe Lane
Dr. Eaton
Messrs. Church & Dupont
New-York
Dalrymple Named Warren County Superintendent of Common Schools
The Convention of School Directors elected Wm. F. Dalrymple of Pittsfield as Warren County Superintendent for the coming term with a $600 yearly salary. The retiring Spencer notes strong countywide gains in school standards, teacher training, and uniformity, while urging cooperative support from directors and patrons for effective reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Dalrymple
Pittsfield
Warren County
Spencer
Charleston Convention Ends With Split and Baltimore Meeting
The Charleston convention adjourned without a Douglas nomination as factions clashed. supporters say a Chicago nomination could aid victory, while secessionists push a Richmond Southern Convention. The piece notes ongoing party feuding and ridicules the Democratic stance on the John Brown agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Baltimore
Chicago
Richmond
Harmonic Association Elects New Officers
The Harmonic Association held its meeting last Monday evening and elected A. Moulton as President B. O. Ball as Vice President H. A. Jamieson as Secretary Charles Twining as Treasurer J. Danforth as Conductor and A. Conarrow as Assistant Conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP the Harmonic Association
A. Moulton
B. O. Ball
H. A. Jamieson
Charles Twining
J. Danforth
A. Conarrow
Democracy disputes and local notices mix in Warren county report
The piece surveys Charleston political tensions, local appointments and obituaries. It notes Douglas supporters, Ledger influence, Deputy Marshals Perry and Dinsmore, Judge Siggins denied Deputy Marshall, and a memoir on Geo. W. Fenton. It closes with Warren weather and regional digressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsuatts
Siggins
Supreme Court
Buchanan
Marshall
Charleston
the Ledger
D. W
Washington
Congress
Parker
Jamestown Democrat
Young
Tioga
White House
Chautauque County
Nineteenth Century National Union Convention Proceedings
The Warren Mail reports the Baltimore National Union Convention opening with J. J. Crittenden organizing it, Washington Hunt as chair, and a platform debate limited with emphasis on Union and laws enforcement. Delegates from most states, Oregon and South Carolina absent, and a business committee appointed as adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimoe
Oregon
South Carolina
J. J. Crittenden
Washington Hunt
New York
Houston and Bell
Warren Mail argues for Titusville railroad link to oil trade
The article advocates building a railroad from Titusville to connect with the S and E Railroad west of Warren to move abundant oil to eastern markets. It states a railroad is a necessity amid limited transport and outlines three proposed routes near Union, Concord, and a third origin from an unidentified point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Garland
Worrell
Spectator
Mullingar
Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Union
Atlantic and Great Western R. A
Atlantic and Great Western R. R
Philadelphia
Bunsby
Atlantic
Titusville Road
North West
Warren
Concord
A. Borough of
Said Street
Third Street
Hickory
Burgess and Town Council
G. N. Parmlee
Burgess
Attest
H. Atay
Platforms and slavery divide factions in Charleston debate
The piece reviews Democratic Platforms in 1860, noting both sides claim pro slavery aims while presenting differing avowals. It cites Douglass’s odds, Baltimore Convention tensions, and Northern hopes for anti-slavery unity amid party splits. A Boston steamer transfer incident follows with a fugitive slave’s escape attempt aboard the Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cincinnati
Kansas
Congress
Alb, Journal
Washington
Philadelphia Press
Douglas
Baltimore
Friends of Free Government
Boston
S. R. Spaulding
Massachusetts
William Brocker
Howes
Spaulding
Benj. Deford
William
Deford
Liberty
Warren County 1860 mercantile appraisal list and appeal
Appraiser L E Ginnon lists and classifies Warren County merchandise dealers for 1860. The record names numerous merchants across towns such as Columbus D C G Blair Connell, Mead Pitssfield Glade KinzuA and Youngsville, with totals for mercantile dealers, patent medicine dealers, eating houses and breweries. A court of appeal is scheduled at the Warren County Commissioners Office on June 5 for aggrieved parties to challenge the classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Raloff
Auburn
N. Y
Brown
Warren County
Henry F. Holdridge
Court of Common Pleas
Mary G. Holdridge
Warren
J. B. Brown
Orphan’s Court
Orphan's Court
Court House
Borough of
Conewango
County of
Pennsylvania
Zoar Carter
George J. Offerlee
Barbery Upreight
Pittsfield Township
Warren Co
Stephen Hosmer, Jr
Pittsfield
A. D
H. A. Jameison
Brokenstraw
Thompson & Freeman
Thompson & Freeman P Medicine
Richard Dewey
A.N. Baker
Jacob Katz
George C. Pettett
W. W. White
C. W. Hoyt & Co
Corydon
Gamble & Mitchel
B. P. Bailey
H. Leonhart
Deerfield
A. B. Fauk
J. L. Grandin
Wn. H. Eisilleger
H. Magee
Evans & Kimble
Chas. Kimble
Joseph A. Magee
Joseph Green
Freehold
John S. Walden
J.W. Weaver
J. W. Weaver
P. H. Zimerlee
Eating House
Martin Shaffer & Co
H. P. Eddy
Smith & Mesner
A. Brock
A. F. Davis & Co
A. Finger
R. A. Barber Brown
R. A. Barber Brown & Saltsman W.H. Pelton S. Burgess
S. Burgess
Randall & Mead
Edicines
O. H. Hunter
R. D. Bennett
A. L. Morrison
Isadore Cohn
R. D. Bartlett
C. Keller
P. R. Bennett
Parmlee
Henry J. A. Morrison
Kimball & Beecher
Wm. Mesner
G. F. Kerberger
Eati FE
M. Pierce
Waters & Rogers
H.C. Wright
John N Schnar
William Mulaly
John Hanhart
Phillip Bucher
Albert Kerberger
C. W. Rathbun & Co
A. J. Davis
Hazeltine & Co
Strathern & Wetmore
H. W. Morrison & Co
Graser & Wise
Youngsville
J. S. Davis
Co. W. Kinnear
C. Smith
W. H. Short
Phillip Mead
Phillips & Belknap
Hinton & Davis
H. B. Waite
Day & Alexander
H L.& G. B Wyman
Mercantile
L. E. Gingnon
J. D. Summerton
Mercantile Appraiser
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THE
Warren Mail
Stephen Girard
Andrew G. Curtin
Centre County
Assembly
Thomas Struthers
Fsq
Republican
People’s Nominating
John Brown
Foote
Geo. W. Fenton
Frewsburg
Hanover
N. H
Elsey Owen
Carroll
Chautauga
Cattaraugus
National Union Convention
State Street
Alice
Broad Street
Cattaraugus County
Pearce
Second
Liberty Street
Commonwealth Bank
Johnson’s Hall
Egar
Sociable
R. P. King’s
Tax Mope
Vorine
Mercer Co
Wm G. Rose
D. W. Findley
Cameron
N. Y. Tribune
Warren Academy
Harrisburg
R. Miles
P. Johnson
Titusville Railroad
J. Hostetter
Hostetter
H. L. Hendricks
Barea
Ohio
Island
L. A. Rogers
Barnes & Morgan
F. Mathews
Prof Mann
Philip Burk
Irvine
Wall McKee
Erie
Yyee & McAllister
Geo. F. Webb
Eric
David McAllister
O'S
High Street
Beech Streets
Hazel Street
Market Street
Fifth Street
Scofield & Brown
George L. L Gregory Dec’d
Farmington
James Cooper
Tesco
James Haliday
Jacob Gray
James Halliday
Mercanaxes
Tousig
Warren County, Ss
L. E
Gingnon
E. Gingnon
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