Iles' Sevastopol Victory Dispatches from June
Containing a series of dispatches and casualty tallies from the Sevastopol operations, notes on French and Allied assaults, captured redoubts, and artillery gains. Reports include 400 prisoners taken, 62 guns captured, and British losses totaling around 150 killed, 510 wounded, with 15 missing. Also mentions later confirmations of further gains and consolidation, plus Soviet,pird dispatch summaries.
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Iles
Sevastopol
Baltic
Inia
Sene Tih
Sih
Dib
Gott’ Elisier
Carson- 40G
Jupe
Sherman
Bayley
Dizon
Muller
Foster
Corbett
Wray
Sate Lawrence
Stone
Machell
Lowry
Raglan
Pelissier
Sethie
Peussize” Parsce Goascuaxors
Prince Gorchskof
St. Petersburg
Redout No
Redouts Kamtschatks
Selenghirek
Vol‘hynia
Selenghinski
Bastion No.1
Kamtschatka Redout
People's County Convention Call and Political Clash
A Sandusky County call for a People's State Convention on July to oppose slavery expansion and demand tax reform. The piece rails at Democrats, touts Republicans, warns of taxation woes, and notes counterfeit notes and a steamer disaster as local concerns.
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Wil
People’s Central Committee
Sandusky County
Free Territory
Texation
Alfaire
Court House
Fremont
People’s State Coastion
Columbus
Daniel L. June
Homer Everett
Charles O. Tillotson
Stephen Buckland
William N. Morgan
Lyman Gelpin
Fremot
Ohio
South
United States
North
Savery
Job
Attait
Genesee
Traitors’ Reward Reported In Political Exchange
The Cleveland Herald notes traitors who aided the Kansas Nebraska bill and predicts rewards for them. It cites Wilson Shannon’s potential appointment as Commissioner of the Land Office and comments on party leaders from Ohio benefiting from the controversial deal. The Columbus Journal discusses four Ohio lawmakers who switched positions and the administration’s response, with mentions of Green and Olds receiving offices and funds allocated for July celebrations and colorant office expenditures.
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Cleveland Herald
North
Wilson Shannon
Land Office
Wilson
Columbus Journal
Ohio
Shannon
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Green
Tiffin
Boston
U. S Court
Olds
Washington
Disney
Detroit
Slavery Strife and Political Movements Across Missouri and Kansas
The piece details Southern propaganda urging Missouri residents to convene in St Louis on the 1st to guard slave property and oppose abolitionist pressures, condemning Southern slaveholding as dangerous. It covers Massachusetts Nativist actions, ratification meetings, and American Party activity, plus debates over slavery in Nebraska south of the Platte and potential migration from Missouri. Also notes marriages, a Wilmington market listing, and assorted agricultural prices.
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West
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Laramie
Black Hills
Fort Kearney
California
Utah Valley
Gunnison
Santa Fe
Lieut
Heath
Fort Laremie
Major Rose
Utah
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Baltimore
United States
Trist
Mexico
Senate
Washington
Kansas
South
Missouri
Aberedin Tikse
St Louis
Free States
Nebraska
The
Platte
Platte River
Union
St Lewis Republica
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Salt Lake, Santa Fe
Plains
Woashington
Mason
Patents
Biske
Roche
Crampton
Treasury Department
Zo Glens Falls
John
the Journal
Staud
Republican Party
Tron Bank of
Ironton
Cleveland and
Toledo
Waers
Nims, Tittonson & Wrere
Herk
Kentucky
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Greenboro
Maryland
National Intelligencer
Democra
People's Convention
K.N. Council
Xan Prople
Democrat
Lexington
Louisville
Slavery-Locofocdom
Massachusetts
K. N. Council
Knew Nothings
Tremont Temple
W. H. West
National Council
Philadelphia
State Council
John W. Foster
Gov. Gardiner
Henry Wilson
Eath County
Exchange Hotel
Rellevue
W. J. Welle
William King
Rosetta May
Townsend Township
D. W. Aoeul
Lyme
Hureucos
Mies Emel Alferton
York Sandusky County
St. John's Church
Daniel Mitter
Torna
Reaper
Devons
Sams Promiune
Ove
Do Betwasa
Ander
Yd Do
Jd Do
Ataltion
Essex
Byearae
Frei
Wooler Ven
Iety
San
Timothy
Buffalo
Upper Lake
Albany
de Wousen
Goa
Buoka
Gotdtick P. M
Ford
Mombers
Walseriation Ptich
Sabri
Rawson
D. Carrin
Soc
Canada
Rae
Ofice Fom
WM. Kessler
Arsignet
Kelley & Beach
Elmor
Ramco
Flarrin
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