Whig County Convention Meets in Warren County
The Whig Convention of Warren County met in Warren on the 27th with James L. Lott presiding. Officers elected included Isaac H. Hiller as Auditor and Patrick Falconer as Deputy Surveyor. Delegates named for senator and representative roles, and a county committee plus township vigilance committees were appointed. Democratic Conventions also met, nominating R. M. Defrance, John J. Kilgore, L. T. Parmlee, and Thomas Hoge for respective seats, while a musical convention in Jamestown was announced for September with Bradbury and Root in charge.
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Warren County
Warren
James L. Lott
Freehold
John J. Taylor
Conenango
M. P. Osburn
Columbus
Isaac H. Hiller
Sugar Grove
Patrick Falconer
James Gray
Melvin Tompson
H. J. Taylor
J. W. Breed
Youngsville
O. C. Bates
Wm. Freese
Brokenstraw
Samuel Hull
H. B. Wait
W. J. Bush
Spencer
M. P. Osborne
Wm. Row
Conewango
J. J. Taylor
A. Wetmore
Corydon
A. Flatt
Wim. Case
Deerfield
Joseph A. McGee
Samuel Granden
Eric—C. Taylor, Jr
Mr. Jones
Spring Creek
Wm. Bush
W. G. Gareelon
Pine Grove
Melvin Thompson
W. J. Jenkins
James Jagger
F. R. Mil
Mercer
Venango
R. M. Defrance
John J. Kilgore
L.T. Parmlee
G. W. Scofield
Thomas Hoge
Hoge
Jamestown
Wm. B. Bradbury
Geo. F. Root
New York
Bury
Railroad Meeting in Warren 1853 Plans Route to New York State Line
A Warren Borough meeting on Aug 27 1853 discussed examining a railroad route to the New York state line. A five member committee was appointed to solicit aid and hire surveyors. surveys to be conducted along several possible routes from Warren toward the state line. Surveys by Falconer and Martin. potential link with Warren and Pine Grove road. Also notes local notices about politics and commerce.
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Borough of
Warren
J. H. Hull
New York
A. Tanner
T. Clemons
T. Struthers
P. Johnson
Court House
Messrs
P. Falconer
D. Martin
Ludlow
Pime Grove
Mr. Penny
Worcester
New York Tribune
Warren Mail
Eprrom
Fiell
Phianthropy
Jemima
M. Klinkerfues
W. C. Bono
Cambridge Observator
Horrors of Yellow Fever in New Orleans Hospital Rooms
A Tribune correspondent describes a New Orleans hospital scene with forty sick women in a single room one dying mother, a daughter, a Tennessee girl in the first stage, and others in varied states. A keeper foretells the old man will lose his daughter tonight, while coffins are moved through streets in unmarked black boxes. Reports detail 1534 total cemetery deaths that week, 1365 from yellow fever, with rising totals and strained aid and new hospitals. Weather and public actions accompany the outbreak as other cities report increases and tunnels between Ohio riverbanks are proposed.
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New Orleans
The
Tribune
Tennessee
Corporation
Potter’s Field
Howard Association
Baton Rough
Natchez
Notice of Tax Lien Lands Sale in Warren County
The following tracts purchased by Warren County for taxes remain unredeemed and will be sold at public sale or outcry on Wednesday September 7 at 10 o clock A M at the Commissioners Office in the Borough of Warren. A Board of Commissioners will be in attendance.
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Warren County
Borough of
Warren
General Assembly
Board of Commissioners
Davis
Anderson & Davis
Ami L. Davis
Russo Turkish Question and Baltic Telegraphs Influx
In Vienna Paris and St Petersburg reports swirl about the four powers proposals for the Russo Turkish settlement with hints of imminent acceptance but confidence unsettled. Meanwhile Gardiner Commission findings close the Gardner mine fraud question in San Louis Potosi and Boston notes cover Jefferson Davis's visit.
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Paris
Vienna
Vierma
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburgh
Merendorff
Constantinople
Baltic
Berlin
Judge Young
House
Gov. Gorman
Singapore
Savannah
Hampton Roads
Boston
Jefferson Davis
Bunker Hill
Cambridge
Davis to Visit Maine New Hampshire Survey Camp
Hon. Jefferson Davis secretary of war and Professor Bache superintendent of the coast survey are said to be shortly to visit the surveying party establishing a base line in Maine and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Bache
Coast Survey
Maine
New Hampshire
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Cowan
Moses Pownall
Lancaster CO
Auditor General
Alex. K. McLure
Franklin CO
Burveyor General
Christian Myers
Clarion County
Whig County
Q. Wright
J. S. Lott
Sheffield
E. Barnes
C. G. Taylor
Mead—Wim
Burton
Limestone
John Dirling
J. Richardson
Pleasant
John Sill
N. Sill
South West
D. H. Mitchell
S. Spencer
Eldred
E. A. Forest
Nathaniel Payne
King S. Labree
Jacob McManus
Pit Hugh Long
D. R. Dalrymple
Glade
Railroad Meeting
P. Jonxson
Warren Academy
Oliver Dalrymple
Marsh
Pennsylvania
Mr. King
Greensburgh Argus
Locofoco
Knox
Memphis
Mail
St. Paul
Minnesota
Land of Saints
Mississippi
St. Peter
Traverse Des Sioux
Red River
Hudsons Bay
Lake Travers
Big Stone Stone Lake
Pembina
St. Anthony
Sauk Rapids
Rum River
St. Francis River
Alleghany
Fort Snelling
Alhambra
Minnehaha Falls
Laughing Water
Crew
West
Iowa
Wisconsin
Buffalo
Nebraska
Oregon
de. H. RB. R
Atlantic
James Bucnanan
United States
England
Pierre Louis
Spain
J. J. Sumsres
Belgium
R. G. Barn- Well
Amsterdam
W. S. Camppent
Rotterdam
Sunbury
Shamokin
Warren, PA
New Ortrans
Howard Associations
Mobile
Louisville
Ohio
Th Street
Jeffersonville
Philadelphia
William Shattuck
J. Fields
J. Vandescook
Vo J. Bidwell
Chamberlin & Pitt
D. Hollenbeck
N. E
West Part
S. W. Roan
Borough of Warren
Ballard & Co
Ale
Ao Alexander
Heman Parker
Wee
Jacob Weaver
Do Dow
Kinzua
D. Mead
8. P. Johnson
East Part
al Pleasant
J. Benson
R. Arthur
Eee
J. Mead
Part
Do Vanhorn
North No
Conroe
McDowell
R. Miles
W. Cornet
Cherry Grove
IK. G Benedict
O. Hook
Marshall Jones
Commissioners
Massachusetts
Col. Schouler
Colonel Schouler
Indra
East Indies
Pacific
Calcutta
Manilla
John P. Kennedy
Secretary of the Navy
Fillmore
East
Warren Market
L. F. Watson
Z. H. Eddy
EO. W. Head
Second Street
Davis & Watson
Charles Anderson
R . Williams
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