Democracy delegates urged to Chicago candidate
The Democracy should not bind delegates too tightly by instruction in state conventions. The writer argues a liberal approach could have prevented a split, warns against forcing a presidential candidate, and urges the Des Moines convention to select a Constitutionalist Democrat who can unite the party and country.
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Chicago
Eline
Charsleston
Thei
Couran Leen
Belive
Dot Moines
Jane
New York City
Cincinnati
Germany
Josiah
Philadelphia
Methodist Ghurch
United States
Australia
Chiann
New York State
Bohemian
Portland
Phy
Meantime Australian Politics and Union Victory Reflected
A dated Kentucky tone applauds a Union triumph in Louisiana with praise for Mr. Matn and remarks on a two year shift since spring 1862. The writer recalls abolitionist curses, calls for vengeance on Yankee thieves, and questions the sincerity of sudden conversions amid war rhetoric.
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Louisiana
Matn
Hahn
Beava Sons of Freedom
Canadian Ministry Crisis Sparks Resignations and Talks
Accisis describes a split between Upper and Lower Canada over finances and taxation with a ministry formed to secure majorities. The administration intends a stable government but resignations occur as efforts to form a new ministry prove unsuccessful.
Prices of various government stocks on London Stock Exchange
A list shows prices for several government stocks including Brazil, Chili, Peru, and Turkey while noting other entries such as United States and Confederate bonds. The text appears as a garbled OCR with mixed currencies and regions, reflecting stock quotations or bond values and related entities.
Senator Willey Speech Sparks Slavery Debate in Senate
A Waust Virginia senator voiced that slavery might be divinely justified if proven wrong, drawing mixed Republican response. The Chicago Journal questions religious press roles while Seward, Tilton, and other figures face scrutiny. Contention over policy and press signals colors the era as debates resume and lines form.
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Willey
Waust
Virginia
United States Senate
Waking claims of 360000 per year for Miss Bateman
A London paper reports Miss Kate Bateman the actress is said to earn no less than 360000 annually. The piece blends various disparate items from continents and times, including court decisions, telegraph ventures, and local curiosities, with no single coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bateman
London
Penicoot
Wales
Speak Kindly to Your Mother as Age Draws Near
A long exhortation on honoring aged mothers, recalling their quiet care and sacrifices. It urges sons to treat their mothers with gentleness and reverence, warning that time will dim their eyes and bend their frames, while a son’s remorse lasts. The piece weighs moral duty, gratitude, and the lasting bond of maternal love.
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Terry
Abe
Turinkes
Torgeta
Pomora
Congress of the United States
Hig
Lewish
North
Amerin Uuntil
Manighes
New York Spring Bonnet Styles On Opening Day
A New York opening day report highlights spring bonnets with crystal tiling and cotton-doll trims, featuring crimson moss rosebuds, green grapes, purple violets, and gold butterflies. Cloaks and mantles show large plaid patterns in blue white and green, with silk linings and pointed hoods. A young lady’s white silk dress with green satin trim garners admiration, while sturdy steel linen and fashionable dresses mingle with evolving street attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York News
Yolvolus
Sumner
Conference invited on Schleswig Holstein settlement at London
Vienna reports Count Rechterg informed Lord Bloomfiuld that Austria accepted Marl Russel's invitation for a London conference to settle the Schleswig and Holstein question. The London treaty of 1852 terms may be invoked. attendance by Austria Prussia France Russia Sweden is promised, Denmark and the German states undecided. British aims include armistice terms linked to a likely conference attendance and German Diet persuasion. The report notes potential criticism from some federal states but expects broad German cooperation.
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van Hegekiah Abson
Philip Shuttleweed
W. Roper
Carerolvilly
Hair County
Lan
Point Lookout
Avar
Austia
Pinland
Lapland
Sweden
Norway
Vicksburne
Toronto
Quebec
Wereal
de Tntercolonial
Ferguson Bate
Taehe
Europe
London
Daily News
London Beering Mail
Brench
Cernan
Mel
New York
Arites
Hanovee
Willi
Vienna
Count Rechterg
Lord Bloomfiuld
Auatonia
Marl Russel
Schleswig
Holstein
Vienon
Janey
Cartin
Duchy of
Assen
Austria
Prussia
France
Russian
Denmark
Evel Russell
Ingland
Austein
Speech and war notes from North and South conflicts
Extracted report outlines Governor Vance's February speech declaring Union shattered by war. The piece details Confederate sentiment, calls for independence, and contrasts peace terms with Northern aggression. Includes military moves and Texan home front notes on crops and filiation with Jayhawkers and Quantrell.
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Vance
New York
North
Carolina
Night Hawk Triumph Over Uniformed Forces Near Camberhind Gap
Correspondence from the Southiets Sun Co describes a Confederate night raid at dawn near Camberhind Gap. Generals Jones and Corn lead a action where 100 Confederates face 300 Hessians. Col. Davis escapes unscathed, while a foe is mortally wounded. Prisoners include Ethiop ny descent gentlemen. The raid echoes prior captures at Rogersville and Jonesville, underscoring Jones's energy and perseverance.
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Rapidan
Wesel
Jones
Camberhind Gap
Col. Corn
Davis’ Font
Fitien
Rogersville
Remnant of Voltaire Heart Found Missing in Pantheon Tale
The Figaro reports a long circulating claim about Voltaire’s heart once left to the Villette family. An investigation showed the Pantheon tomb is empty and the heart’s fate remains unresolved, with the heart possibly moved to a sealed container for deposition at either the national library hall or the Institute of France.
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Volraine
The
Figaro
Voltaire
Pantheon
Maile
Amd
Volcaio
Pris
Mar. Darboy
Wns
Japedtal
France
Bamburge
Herland
Joseph Hoyt
University Place
N.Y
Mieh
Wyn
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London Stuels Board
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Confederaty Gand
Senate
Independent
Beng
Chicago Journal
Theolore ‘Tilton
Tis
Seward
Weiter
Housa of Commons
Iliggustad
Vost
Bos
Ota
A&m
Privavt
Moers
HOM
Finst Kentucky
Army of the Cumberland
Chickaniang
Eshless Butte
Mondial Pride
Fom
Prince of Wales
Noablous
Prometh
Howaro
Indianola
Decktow's Point
Mitagordas Penin
Saluria
Avansna
Brownsville
Iis
Conny
Evalsen
Texas
Euses Merit Quantrell
Bigelow
Muchy
Ulyvcanes
Olleo
South
Clark Street
Svendveragaumont
Coluny
Ont.a
Wangawaer
Holloway
NEW York Museum of Anatomy
Mebicing
NewYork Museum of Anatomy and Movtielne
Winges Bak
Fayra Faor
Mathewa
VENEV
TAN Teatro Dyer
Cronmanddind
Gale
AGL
Mathews
Nyy
Merview
Prive
Hulibald
Batchelor
ATR
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RAND
Kiomer
Chesnut Street
Olenvice
Lelee
Dl Krome
Chestnut Street
Chihetelpita
Lothd Mn
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Athens
Dimus Darysack City
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Hoyt
Hiawatha
Pfadeg
Vantrarys
Binek
W. F. Coolbaugh & CO
W. ¥. Coolbaugh
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State Bank of Iowa, Bankers
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Actison
Newman & Chapman
Arrosa
Deaters
South Water St
Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Greenlear & CO
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Westin & Mino
Pra
Alee
Groter & Bah
PATR
Vermone
Towa State Fair
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Grover & Bar
Neaely
Kading
Grover & Wakers
Vwocol
Wits TM
Grover & Marr
Paniasingeton
Grover & Baker
Lake Street
Autor
Jolly M. Barissiex
Joxren Wecyatick J. M. Brunswick & Bro
Billiard Table Manufacturers
West
Tl Street
Ohio
Stanevich
Bible Lilly Corser
Clark Washingtonste
Cmicago
Ill
Ballind
Uneso
J. M. Brunswick
Oidera
Ailresaing
P.O. Tex
Cuicago
John M. Neunwick
Josephi
Brunswick
A. Wundermann
Broaluay
Richard Cox
DE. Sams
James
New Orleans
Lock Hospital
Las
Randolph Str
Sid Dearborn
Adepee
Dr. James
James’ Lomyg
Mir Jnst
Jamies
Gillans Crevcent
Jamen
ST Ountome House Street
N.C
True Whig
James Hig Ty
Union Ecantatt
Goto Hha
Janes
Baton Russh Fied
Hopital Fe
Armaury
Unicos
James Ote
Stytemveen
Amd Daerlein Etrdit
Letra Anntour
Angelline
SUE Fates
Curris
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Sid. Clark
LT Costa ML
Mike
Junheraiwan & Hass
Ren & Moston
Tere
D.C
Woodmiull
Autnor
Siermeis Lee
Wen Esa Tien
Andy Ecolus
Exs
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Lyons Katholton
DEMAS
Darnts A CO
Heeors
Western Brewery
West Bumuque, Lowa
Tscwingi
Scemiwind
Cty
Dubuque Rectifying House
Woodworth’ S
Woodworth & CO
Devers
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PIA
Fron
Ralbing
Shayen
Seleet
Torviue
Fomn Keenan
Blut
Gant Tos
WW. Monack & CO
Tron
Iowa
Pipes &c
Honagck
June Wray
Dy Dell
Ambrose
Luwa Nul
Boos
Vet Cognac
Urandies
Sagcine de Farge & Fy
Otard Dupuy & Co
Merett € Co
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Rochelle
A. Seignette
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Holland
Clover
Tunquersy
Rum—Jain Ven
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Dantul
Lawrence & Son
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Willoesky
Seoteh
Uleh
Barcela
Peacock’s Rockford
EPP KS
Robding & Kaltenbach
Uagan
Magnolia
Opita
Indy
DAMAS
Sarnes & CO
Broadway
Ning
Wynkoop
Iceland
Reve
Potteoy
Brooklyn
Gilead
Tavalhite
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Wenter
Dla Omanty
Leyte
Checesman
P. Grings
Tian
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Nuar Corner
Tth
Main
Dubnane
Gammy
A.C Minn
St.monial
Dr. Weedhull
Sam Tiost
Woolhull
Ea. C. Rumel Japtasacunis
Woolhall
Chretwe Dewy Pbssian
St. Michelas
Our City
Dortor Woodtall
Andy No
Doeter Woolhvill
Jaycett
Springfield
James A. Hessick
Was ‘Bast Aaunay
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Nulila
Rekaby
Board of Supervisors
Dubuque County
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Gual
Wx. Burrat
Dubuqus
Leesa
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