Vote of Whitewater and state results summary
The transcript records local and state election results, listing votes for numerous offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor state treasurer and others. It notes a Democratic gain in Assembly for B G Noble and reports comparative majorities from 1855 to 2857 while mentioning Pennsylvania and national results and a shift against Free Suffrage. The tone is partisan and reflective, with commentary on the district outcomes.
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S. Fi
S. C. Itachines
G. McMynn
AL. Medackeon
Hank
J. ¥. McGeepa
State Prison
Iow
Hoodsess Cree
Willy—Butler G Sobles
Jevein
Covernor
F. Y Campbell
Etary
D. W. Jones
Treadhyer
Carl Ambiels
K. C. Thayer
Aviurner General
G. Bouck
N. Avently
Be Cross
Campbell
Samuel ‘Hastings
Syle P. McGregor
John BP
McGregor
Toel C.’ Squires
John P. McGregor
Squires
R.G. Butler
B. G. Noble
Noble
Massachusetts
New York
Chicago
New Jersey
Maryland
Wisconsin
Benecrats
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Fremont
Fillacre
Buchan
Pennsylnis
Penn
Speculators push grain prices as worldly news circulate
Items report speculators in New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia aiming to raise grain and flour prices, Gerritt Smith ill with typhus in New York, Great East steamship to be launched, wine production in Munroe county expected at 150,000 gallons, a steam carriage seen in Brigadeway, Langworthy tenants’ rents reduced, and various political and financial notes across the country.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gerritt Smith
John Cochrane
Winoa
Munroe County
Brigadway
Dubuque Tribone
Solon Langworthy
India
British Zoological Society
N.Y. Herald
Galt
Independent American
Platteville
Grant County
Kansas
Floyd County
Show
Wisconsin Dispatch Notes Wisconsin Returns and National Trends
From Milwaukee the latest returns show New York leaning Democratic while local Wisconsin results favor Republicans though the margin narrows. Reports cover county tallies, Lot numbers, rail and city bond defaults, Ramsey versus Sibley for governor, and a caution about illegal voting.
Crime on the Increase in The London Times Report
The London Times argues crime appears to rise despite popular belief, noting increased capital sentences and executions, yet attributing the surge to heightened publicity and urban misery. The piece contrasts past neglect with present exposure and urges truth through removing disparagement of society. Washington letter notes Colonel Benton’s passing and press workload.
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Jara Washington
Ander
Tsay
Benton
Congress
European Outrages in India Reported by Calcutta Correspondent
The Calcutta correspondent of the London Daily News details atrocities by Europeans in India beyond the Sepoys. Queen's 10th H division bayoneted in bed at Dinapore. eleven Sepoys and two women killed. Gen Outram and Gen Wilson report uncertain evidence and vow court-martial action. Mhow Europeans plundered the treasury. Governor-General in Council enacts stricter procedures for executions amid widespread misconduct.
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London Daily News
India
Dinapore
Outram
Wilson
Delhi
Mhow
James O Brayman Sentenced for Robbery in Chicago
James O Brayman, arrested in Chicago for robbing McNally's letter box, received a four year sentence at hard labor. His counsel filed affidavits claiming exemplary character prior to the offense, contrasted with the recent act and seemingly unaccountable.
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James O. Brayman
Chicago
McNally
Mr. B
Caloric Engine and Tobacco Tax Figures Highlighted
The article describes Ericsson's caloric engine experiments including a New York harbor yacht propelled by caloric power and notes that despite early failures the concept shows promise. It then shifts to a broad critique of tobacco taxation and consumer spending, estimating high yearly expenditures on cigars and tobacco products.
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Ericsson
Isbor
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
New York
Sharp's Rifle Factory Steps Into War Production
The Sharp & Co factory at the west end of the Wire Bridge near Fairmount, brick structures 140 by 40 feet, has spent about 130000 dollars to build and equip for breech loading and self priming rifles and pistols. The plant features a 78 horsepower engine, multi-story workshops, and in-house production of all parts including screws. The firm claims advantages in compactness, range, and accuracy, with pistols firing twenty rounds and rifles tested at West Point and by the Ordnance Bureau. The British Government has ordered six thousand rifles. once fully operational, the factory hopes to produce up to one thousand rifles per month, using materials manufactured in-house.
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Tool i Manufactory
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United States Ordnance Bureau
India
Philadelphia
Ordnance Department
Washington City
Kansas
Methodiam in Virginia and the anti slavery feud
A Lynchburg Republic article denounces Northern ministers as threats to domestic institutions and calls for their expulsion from Virginia. It notes the South’s church factions gaining influence in Fincastle, Lexington, and Lewisburg, urging a cleansing of Valley and Western Virginia of what it labels soul lerosy of ran'sii very Metho dism. It criticizes Freach Speech and recalls remarks about Millard Fillmore at a State Fair.
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Tsane
Editor of the Pale Transcript Exits Exchange List
A fragmented note reports editor of the Pale Transcript 48 cutting us from his exchange list over poetry views. The paper was returned with a rough marking hinting at his death and suggesting his exchanges be sent to a new abode.
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Pale Transcript
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