The Warren Mail Elections Report Rounds Up State Results
Reports from late papers survey election returns across states. Seymour leads New York governorship with large margins while Wisconsin Michigan and Massachusetts show mixed outcomes. Delaware Cannon wins. St Louis emancipation ticket favored. Rosecrans appointed to Kentucky command. Meadvile postmaster verdict not guilty.
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Seylading
Wats
Am Mour
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Assembly
Fenton
Jersey
Wisconsin
John L. Potter
Congress
Friends of
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Massachusetts
Andrew
Devens
Delaware
Cannon
Union
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Blow
Frank Blair
Knox
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Wilder
Parrot
Matthia
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NEW York Tribune
Andrew S. Fuller
Col. Ellsworth
Monitor
Brooklyn Scarlet
Wide-Awakes blamed for Pennsylvania loss and Thanksgiving Proclamation
The piece recounts Venango district volunteers voting in October with 714 Republican to 76 Democratic votes, blaming Wide-Awakes for not fighting rebels and Pennsylvania loss though Congress carried the state. It includes Governor Curtin’s November Thanksgiving Proclamation and notes on military and legal notices and a court case involving a Buffalo abortionist.
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Clarion
Mercer
Pennsylvania
T. Andrew G. Curtin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Madame Lachiel
Buffalo
Mason
Sing Sing State Prison
White House
James K. Polk
Rervusina
Congress
United States
Supreme Court of
Attempted assassination of Brigadier General Spear amid Civil War strife
A week after an assassination try on Brigadier General Spear of Gen. Morgan's East Tennessee army, the would be killer, from his own unit, was disarmed and restrained. The charges alleged betrayals and misappropriation were false and the accuser was intoxicated.
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Adjutant General's Office
United States
War Department
Department of State
L. Tilomas
Adj't
Kitt
Spear
Gen. Morgan
East ‘Tennessee
Dayton Editor Shot in Personal Grievance Riot Fears
A Dayton Empire editor J P Ballmeyer was shot by Henry M Brown after a dog incident. Brown surrendered. Riots formed to avenge the killing, with police protection and regular troops deployed. News from Parapentura notes Philadelphia draft over quota, while Potomac forces report advances, Upperville clashes, and no Maryland invasion believed.
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Yorktown
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Dayton
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The
Dayton Empire
Henry M. Brown
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Coveratt
the Inquirer
Ballmeyer
Gen. Wright
the Enquirer
Parapentura
Cavalry Drives Rebel Forces Near Thoroughfare Gap
From Farrfax Station and New York reports Nov 4: Union cavalry under Gen Stahl upsets enemy near Thoroughfare Gap and Bucklaw’s Mills. Sigel’s corps advances toward the railroad. Bayard’s forces hold Aldie. Rebel strength at Warrenton reported. Harper’s Ferry dispatch notes rebels retreating after skirmish near Snickersville. extensive operations and anticipated battle. McClellan reconnoiters. Pleasanton’s cavalry drives rebels. Bragg’s invasion of Kentucky analyzed. Buell under military commission in Cincinnati.
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Legal Notices from Farmington and Nearby Districts
A compiled list of civil actions and litigations involving multiple parties including Otis, Mead, Cooper, Forsyth & Brothe, Smith & Messner, Hoppock, Garbutt, Tidioute, Warren, Miles, Bonner, Jennings, Clark, Parmlee, Conroe, Lynch, Meadyo, Eddy, Morrison, Dalrymple, Harmon, Hufman, Lowry, Wilkinson, Knopf, Fegundus, Beatty, Farmington School District, Ballard, Kelly, Hillier, Mead, Bartlett, Hoover, Mitchell, Waters, Long, Conroe, and others in various cases.
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Norman G. Otis
Darius Mead
Darius
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