Armistice talk and Austrian strategy in Italian War
In the Satutaf War dispatches from New York the possibility of an armistice is discussed. The Emperor of France and Austria may pursue peace to restore order, with Napoleon exchanging Italian gains for stability. The piece notes political maneuvering, risks in Hungary and the church, and the role of Napalite pride in any settlement. The narrative mentions a balloon-portrait of Austrian tactics and public interest in a rapid ceasefire.
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Atenimalle Africa
Whiel
New York
Satutaf
Adige
Fryanne
Auatrias
Louis Napoleon
Italy
Ponceri
Hostilitius
Rhatavanis
France
Austria
House of Napalite
Napoleon
Tanvel Wren
Sigtory
Selforth
Saya
London
Louis Quatorze
Tle
Oa'ulouk
Happan
Oaa
Elworus
Peace Declared Shifts European Power Balance
The Sentinel reports sudden peace between France and Austria after a tense preface with Lombardy transfer to Sardinia. Napoleon returns to Pavia while Hungary Tuscany and Parma loom as potential crisis points. English press voicing skepticism about peace terms and future upheavals.
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France
Austria
Quebec
Yeaterday
Liverpool
Lombardy
Sardinias
Italy
Napoleon
Pavia
Hungary
Tuscany
Parma
Europe
Lhe Zines
Louis Napoleon
John Bull
Frsanea
England
Dnto
Subtle disputes over modesty and exchange in Wisconsin press
In a curiously tangled local column, editors debate modest virtue and commercial exchanges with the Milwaukee press. The piece notes a yearly advertisement deal, mixed with reflections on partisan labels, plus a curious digression about an immense illuminated quadruple constellation newspaper and a court decision in Dodgeville Mineral Point county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkes
Wisconsin
Bie
Trisconain
Harper's Monthly
Europe
Bog. Alyers
Wreck of balloon voyage hints at Atlantic crossing
A fragmentary note from a correspondent recalls a plan to rebuild a balloon after a wreck and to attempt an Atlantic crossing in October. The text also mentions archival excerpts about printers and a governance note, with other disconnected items on public figures and local events.
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Kilnourn City
Mirror
Dany
Kilbourn City
Portage City
Record
A. Cronkrite
Tims
la Mountmainmoth
Tohn Wise
Ion Bile
Kaloses
Woatertown
Atlantic
James Stavens
Lexington
Kentucky
Sto
Exrenon Crossixaris Tromo
Sentinetls du’ Jurai
Ticino
Iit
Soma
Cler
Mpexor
Guneney
Philadelphia
Buliecinatates
California
Tomeo Greeley
Iridand
Henningson
Walker
Atlantic States
Greeley
Mexico
Republic
Mazatlan
Horace Groeley
Miramon
Finnie
United’ States
Hombre Pelligrose
Clobe Hotel
Main
Newport
Fes
Atale
Alan Tiny
Viaibora
Grod Cory
Remarkable Niagara Rope Feat and Police Letters
A jumble of 19th century items recounts Blondin like rope feats on the Niagara River, a Bangor Fourth of July celebration sentiment by Israel Washburn, and various society notes. It notes a rope walk danger, a Cincinnati daughter killed near Niagara, insurance policy references, and curious local anecdotes including a man and woman boxing, a Quaker meeting joke, crossfire editor exchanges in Jackson Mississippi, and a 100 mile Indian race on the Empire Trotting Course with a partial record of Smith’s lead before Bennett failed.
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Yaingetor Young
Blondini
Sim
Niagara
Blondin
Israel Washburn
Maine
Bangor
Kansas
Carasitus Gov. Wisa
Virginia
Paul Murphy
New York
Bonner
The
Ledger
Army of Our Village
Easton
Manitowon
John Rafferty
Cincinnati
Dannisters
Hera
N.Y
Olerc
Hunter
State Department
Myr Appleton
Toremova Tha
Berlin
Buchanan
Orrticat
New Bedford
Barham
Canterbury
Jackson
Jackson Eagle
Alles
Jane
Col. Nash
Alabama
Squire
Nash
Mercury
Bonnett
Smith
Svanning ‘Ourg
Troy Times
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Tuwis Pollack
Pura
Norea
Plana
Larga
Woodland
Boyert
Dodge County Bank
Plas
Milwaukee
Jeremy
Iast
Spartly
Publica
Waenderat
Milwee
Betver Damitsen
Pitta
Mosera
Ax Well Dutta
Tivat of
Dean & Sith
Portige
Tis
Buihdhiyy Nv
Badger State
BroUblis
Ansel
Baron
Madivon
Diberra
Poe
Mary
Baentiment
Liv
HeAs Tanney WM. v. Hookers
Purkodi Menzel
Windiald Smits
WD. Lyon
Ghomube
Graves
Nothasses
Amerily
Hauk
Deraboo
NATO
Tro Toa
Stadion
AuRuet
Tarabao
Tuk Cauck
Stuaus
Eheck
Hx-Hon
Sam
Crawford
Davy Jones
Ennoy
Aulary
Supreme ‘Court
Calkins & Webb
Argus
Col. Jones
Tha
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Neotel
Dodgevilla
Minaral Ponit
Acama
Carl Sohvirg
Gover
Ang
W. E Binith
Dodge’ ‘County
Republic Joly
Pendleton
South Carolina
Charleston
Green
Iida
Pendleton Aessenger
Junie
John Milley
Astranor
Troy
Wyandotte
J. M. Winchell
Republicana
Leaventworth County
Party of Freedom
Mosksanguine Republicad
Journala
Erritory
N.- Yi Tyidune
Wieland
Néioelebretedt
Enya
Ford
Sunes Applicantac
Thor Institute
Dolovan
Walworth
Dy _ Ni B
Binduran
Cincinnati Timesin
Burna
Anid
Yhar
Ibaluvus
Shivkis
Minnesota
Marelen
Dew
Bay Arilnd
Mms
Tumonoun Meewien
Maree
al Rei
Rabe
Traskta
A. G. Cuming
South Bend
Triana
Trosk
Rick Ksedache
Jan Pipples
Ekin
Persia
Aenlvnen
Dearborn Atrvet
Clirag
Laratov Nouk
Henry van Beecher
Fletsher
Henry Yar Teecher
Predrika Gromer
Maria Lausly Charleewort
Agnes
Ida May
Prince
House of David
Nar
J. al, Ingrakm
Pieturea
Alice Cary
Carrie Flanttion
Acadia
Frederick. Cozens
Tie Coopers
Alice
Taven
Crates
Dorsey
Hugo Miller
Ohio
L. F. Pewrins
Barahoo
Suly
Gillott
Merabon
Yidolty
L. F. Perkins
Daralwn
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