Virginia Mediation Plan Between Unionists and Disunionists
The piece describes Virginia stepping in as mediator to bridge Northern Unionists and Southern Disunionists after a presidential election. It outlines a program including repealing Fugitive Slave law statutes, protecting slave property in territories, and noninterference with slavery in states or territories, with a National Conference possible and secession if rejected.
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Lincoln
Virginia
Washington
South
Congress
Executive
Agricultural paper offer and entertainment notices
A German English agricultural paper edited by Orange Judd and Mrs. Jackson is advertised at $1 a year. Also advertised is Harry Ball the ventriloquist at Johnson's Hall with Mlle Josephine Duphree. admission 15 cents. Mentions resignations of Senators Hammond Chestnut and Rep Bonham and Toombs delaying resignation to affect electoral vote counting.
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Orange Judd
New York
John A. Jackson
Youngsville
Harry Ball
Yankee Commedian
Johnson’s Hall
Josephine Duphree
Congress
Hammond and
Chestnut
Mr. Bonham
House
South Carolina
Washington
Toombs
Milledgeville
Oil Refinery Opens and Interest Sold for Ten Thousand
The Erie American reports the Oil Refinery of Messrs Lowry and Steen began operations on the 19th. Mr Lowry has sold the balance of his interest in the Tidioute oil property to Thomas Struthers of Warren for 10000 dollars, bringing his total from that claim to 20000 dollars. He has a few more bites left.
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Erie American
Messrs Lowry & Steen
Lowry
Thomas Struthers
Warren
Cosmopolitan Art Association ad promotes engravings
An advertisement column touts the Cosmopolitan Art Association with genuine engravings available at this location. The Art Journal is praised as one of the best of its kind and Mr. Barclay is named as the agent for Warren to show specimens of the engraving and the Journal.
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Cosmopolitan Art Association
Art Journal
Barclay
Warren
John Falstaff
Hallow
America
Califordis
Canadas
Co. L. Derby
Broadway
New-York
New Fall and Winter Goods At A. F. Davis & Co.
A. F. Davis & Co. offers an extensive stock of new fall and winter goods with emphasis on bargains. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to see the wide selection and experience the value firsthand.
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A. F. Davis & Co
F Davis & CO
Pennsylvania Official Vote Report Excludes Forest County
The document presents the official presidential vote tallies by county in Pennsylvania, noting all counties except Forest County. It highlights the overall accuracy and completeness of the statewide results as recorded by authorities.
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Pennsylvania
Forest
Personal Liberty Bills stir pro slavery backlash described
The piece argues Northern Personal Liberty acts are pretexts for treasonous sentiment in the South and predicts Supreme Court action would nullify such laws. It notes that Pennsylvania alone has a weak anti slave act and that repealing acts now would provoke further extortion. It lists banks in trouble including Erie and Crawford and notes southern banks suspended with high discounts.
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South
Supreme Court
the Tribune
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Congress
Vermont
Wisconsin
Panic over election sparks bank panic and political blame
Secretary Cobb and Democratic leaders are accused of provoking a panic to influence the election. The text says speculation, bank stress, and a South versus North blame game followed the vote. It argues for North independence and asserts the panic may ease after bankers in New York act to end the pressure.
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Cobb
Lincoln
South
North
New York
Mr A Richard Presents Large Turnips for Display
Mr A Richard shares exceptionally large turnips, praising their size and quality. The remark highlights the farmer’s pride in produce and invites interest in his forthcoming harvest offerings.
Calf Killed by Mr Stephen Carver of Sheffield
A notice reports that Mr Stephen Carver of Sheffield recently killed a five month old calf. The meat weighed 233 pounds, the hide 34 pounds, and roughtallow 6 pounds, totaling 273 pounds. The item ends with a promise to inform the public if any farmer surpasses this feat.
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Stephen Carver
Sheffield
Apples From Morgan Farm Impress Family Size
Mrs. R. K. Russell notes Morgan farm apples grown by Davison Russell in Kiantone. Each apple weighs a pound or more, enough for a small family. Combined political factions once backed different candidates, but now Lincoln’s supporters aim to carry the White House.
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R. K. Russell
Morgan Farm
Davison Russell
Kiantone
Douglas
Breckinridge
Bell
Lincoln
White House
Uncle Sam
Jewelry and Clock Shop Opens Nearby Post Office
Mr Jowett has moved to a room two doors above the Post Office and plans a fine stack of jewelry clocks and watches for sale at low figures. He will also perform all related work on short notice.
Illinois Official Vote Totals Reported For Lincoln Douglas Bell Breckinridge
Official Illinois counts show Abraham Lincoln 172 545 votes Stephen Douglas 160 549 bell 4 846 and Breckinridge 2 272 as the final tally.
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Illinois
Lincoln
Douglas
Bell
Breckinridge
New Jersey Electors Split Lincoln and Douglas
The official vote of New Jersey assigns Lincoln four electors and Douglas three. The next Mite Society meeting occurs at Mr. Aurnett's next Tuesday evening.
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New Jersey
Lincoln
Douglas
Mite Society
Rock Oil Distribution in Western Pennsylvania Geological View
The Pittsburg Gazette discusses how oil sits in the Chemung and Portage Vergent strata across Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, and Kentucky. It explains that oil follows geological basins with dips from Lake Erie toward the southeast, notes Cadent and Vergent formations as potential sources, and maps six syncline troughs shaping oil spread.
Geological Structure of the Allegheny Basin and Oil Fields
The text describes how fluids move through surface and subsurface rock, tracing the Allegheny river valley from its Pennsylvania entry to the Clarion river, and notes oil fields along the central axis. It mentions the Ohio troughs and Virginia anticlines as separate divisions, with Kentucky’s basin as a possible further extension.
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Allegheny River
Pennyslvania
Clarion River
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Gov Banks Thanksgiving Proclamation Praises Unity and Liberty
The Massachusetts governor's Thanksgiving proclamation stands out for its fresh cadence. It extols stable liberty and universal peace, public health, rich harvests, education, improvement, Christian consolation, and aid to the afflicted, cast down, and imprisoned, framing all as children of a single divine destiny.
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Gov. Banks
Massachusetts
States
Washington News and Savannah Secession Debate
From Washington dispatches and Richmond reports the day’s items include Judge Wayne noting Savannah resistance to secession, Col. Craig taking Inspector duties due to Col. Ripley’s absence in Japan, Virginia’s claimed manpower and munitions, a shell contract and powder stock, and a Virginia musket program. California despatches claim Douglas leads Lincoln and Breckinridge. A murder case at Lottsville ends with Woodin’s discharge after coroner’s inquest. relation denies murder.
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Wasnxerox
Judge Wayne
Supreme Court
Washington
Savannah
Col
Ripley
Japan
Craig
Richmond
Virginia
California
Douglas
Lincoln
Breckinridge
Financial Panic Blamed on Bank Actions and Politics
A buffalo newspaper analyzes the New York banks sudden call on call loans and discount curtailment, accusing bank officers of political meddling to stir panic for election aims. It argues unity among banks is needed to resist merchant fear and preserve stability amid the perceived malfeasance. Also notes a home remedy claim for sick headaches using powdered charcoal.
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New York
South Carolina
Buffalo Hepress
St. Paul
Bankers to throw out notes of several Chicago area banks
Chicago November 19 bankers announce the notes of several banks will be rejected tomorrow including American Exchange Bank Shawneetown Bank of Commonwealth Bank of Raleigh Corn Exchange Bank and Bank of Aurora indicating a financial stress event for these institutions.
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Chicago
American Exchange Bk
Shawneetown
Bank of Commonwealth
Bank of Raleigh
Corn Exchange Bank
Bank of Aurora
Rumored Message From Joe Lane After Vice Presidential Vote
The fragment alleges Joe Lane sent a social dispatch to Oregon friends claiming depleeted and that god's will be done with a mistaken name Goser Layg. No verifiable details or dates are provided.
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Joe Lane
Oregon
Brick
Goser Layg
Exiled by Georgia Mob Mr G Returns as Lincoln Man
A Philadelphia man known as Mr G, expelled from a Georgia town, fled to Savannah after threats of tar and feathers. He arrived in Philadelphia on the same steamer as a gentleman and wife forced to leave Georgia by the same clan of roughs. Neither party aligned with Republicans, but the events show lingering tensions.
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Philadelphia
Georgia
Douglas
Savannah
Republican Party
Republican Jubilee in Springfield Illinois celebrates Lincoln
A Springfield Republican rally honored the party ticket with a procession to Mr Lincoln’s residence. Lincoln spoke briefly urging unity among citizens and avoiding hard feelings toward voters. Senator Trumbull predicted restoration of liberty and said Lincoln would defend states’ rights while remaining president of the whole country.
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Springfield
Lincoln
Gov. Banks
Trumbull
Republican Party
Republic
South
Republicans Hold Narrow Majorities in Illinois Legislature
The Springfield Journal reports Illinois returns show Senate Republicans by one vote and House Republicans by five. It predicts Judge Trumbull’s return to the U S Senate and a fair apportionment for state legislators and Congress.
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Gar the
Springfield Journal
Illinois
Senate
House
Democrats
Trumbull
United States Senate
Legislature
Congress
Charleston Letter Opposes Secession Unity Split
A Charleston cotton house letter notes lack of unanimity on secession with businessmen artisans mechanics and professionals broadly opposed to the policy.
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Gar
Charleston
South Carolina
Ex-Postmaster Fowler Suffering From Excessive Drinking
A report from Cuba alleges that former New York Postmaster Fowler is drinking heavily, nearly slipping into delirium tremens while abroad.
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Fowler
New York
Cuba
Umpire Beats Bowline in Stakes Match for $2000
American colt Umpire defeated Tom Bowline in a $2000 stakes race. Bowline had previously beaten the Derby winner, highlighting the competitive field and Umpire’s rising form.
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Axe Mr. Ten Broeck
Umpire
Tom Bowline
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