Europe and Sardinia treaty tensions reported
Dispatches describe clashes over moves by Piedmont and France in Italy and the response of Switzerland and Austria. Proclamations, troop movements toward Florence, and Pope excommunications mark evolving European diplomacy. News from Rome, Turin, and Nice highlight contested annexations and shifting alliances amid Sardinia’s stance.
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Europe
Queehston Lal
Barry
Nies
Sardinis, and To the Execution of Ane Gral
Sardinia
Mount Denis
Savoy
Nice
Londow
Bologna
Rntenna
Genoa
Mlorance
Carignan
Tuscany
Tina
Cini Te
Viens
Turin
Torcany
Parin
Modenate
Piedmont
House of Kapabung
Lie ‘Bon
Diado
Montevistoo
Cotter Yurt
Franco
Saray
Nive
Chablais
Faurigny
Ezpor
Barrats
Robert Neel
Remo
Rome
Victor Emadanuel
Pescara
Garibaldi
Thero
Lava
Pinore
Naples
Triarilica
Ancona
Caraignon
Leghorn
Florence
Hin Teception
Prussia
Thovenal
Savor
Franco Italan
Switzerland
Spain
John Russell
England
France
Franca
Colatiuna
Speech Redounds on Kansas Crisis and Douglas Reply
The piece critiques Senator Douglas and his Kansas-Nebraska stance during Seward's admission speech, denouncing him as a traitor to liberty and a renegade. It attacks his doctrine of popular sovereignty, links him to Democratic leaders, and condemns party infighting and Northern shoemakers' strikes as tied to broader political tensions.
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Seward
Kangan
Douglas
Union
Grean
Kandas
Michi Pan
Sear
New York
Lincoln
Deiferen
Rossius
Tagine
Mike Wanplesion
Uae
Abesaul Enaés
Mall
Ferson
Tnt Cougtan
Inuis Manderer
Senainr
Kangas
Sinop
Friends of
Free Mustithttans Amt
Kansas
Civie
Ranses Mas
Free States
Dreghs
Hobbes
Ballowbos
United Stas
Kansas Nebraska
McAsure
Sygard
Democratic Party
Wigfall
la Live
Wigfall Funs
United States Senate
Erie
Jaye
Texas
Missionary
Washincton
Guanty
Oat Pear
Calhoun County
Democratic Senator Wigfell Wins Praise in Speech
A new Democratic senator from South Carolina, Mr Wigfell, debuts in the Senate with a forceful partisan speech. The piece portrays him as a defender of Democratic values while critiquing Northern moneyed interests and urging vigilance over Charleston politics and state records.
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Mr. Wigfell
South Carolina
Bully Brooke
Wigtall
S Senate
Partes
Imoney
Enyar
Wigfail
Calhoun County
Eich
Wight
Contig Trade Under Ban Reflects Harsh Policy Claims
A fragmentary report cites a decree prohibiting continued Cubs activity as of December 1 1860 and describes enslaved people as miserable specimens of humanity. A Heroes correspondent is quoted offering a harsh ideation about these events indicating brutal wartime conduct and propaganda aims.
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Cubs
The Great Pacific Road Project and Mineral Boom
Authentic reports describe how rich ore discoveries on the Pacific coast and in Oregon spur nations to plan a transcontinental road. The potential tolls and emigration surge promise vast revenue and trade with Asia, while Michigan and Connecticut elections show Republican gains and national political tension. Local notices promote the Adams House near the depot enticing visitors and concerted party turnout.
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Torritorlen
Gellforuta
Pacific Coast
California
Southam
Oregon
Asia
Wein
Michigan
Nurvania
Gonnenticut
Connecticut
Dhyal
Freedom
Bngu
Rhode Telnail
Argerlean
al Capitil Tipker
Per Cous Epublican
New England
Mina
Cleveland
Sebyuyy Tad
Dube
Peoria
Lafayette
Nédrrontne
J.B. Cuthbert
Botanic Priceian
Ate
Cathoorne
Caltoun
Tee
Marshall
Apoll
Eixty
Prink
Robert Williamson
Marntall
H. Wells
Ze Cenand
Mamball
Theo Panna
Este Fey
Jobeus C.frine
Wiehlan
Louet
Charlea F. Gorham
John van Armee
Amanda
Mare Whalt
Wneelock
Ceorre
Calhoun
Mehigan
Gaylord
Lee Langridge
Ronge
Calbowa
Moreae
Woodreee
Vhrourag
Wavitrr
Sore
Muii
Eom
SEO
Woubecey
Coun
Csthaun
Tounis & Woot Nery Sale
Vathwun
X. Ureyantes
Mefre-daut
Ghia Cance
Tid Conety
Morel
Colin Onal
Sti
Dean
Woodruek
Mohibi
Duis Ay Fowler
Cheuk
Callie
Pat Bee
Bishler
Port Munem
Mtarndall
Calbuug
Mieliga
Spral
Ian Ceg Woodrlpe
Attaray & Ubaxren
Wuate Cort
Tate China
Ermitels
Klas
Neil
Clarendon
Eoyy
Saartny
Hyeun
Ata
Deleer
Vaiheun
At Yhuttn
Aging matriarch of revolutionary era dies in Euviote
Died March 15 19d0 in Euviote at Yo years. Widow of Gypaln Richard Uhristir and mother of Swartwout line, she linked early country times with the republic's birth. Born New York City to Dutch lineage, she witnessed Washington inauguration and mingled with leaders cherished in memory. A charitable neighbor and devoted matriarch, she lived a long, exemplary life.
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Euviote
Corialixe pWakrwurr
Gypaln
Richard Uhristir
Jace Culotel
Washington
New York
Garden Street
Pburgh
Shy
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Olio
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Buray
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Apell
Eohanion
New Eppland
Lebdvorg
Feddicad
John Brown
Lynn
Lonth
Wells
Meg
Wis Labora of Love
Jackson
Pontiac
Phormix Bank
Mnderney
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Democratic Church
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Alec
Che
Dempccranie Wades
Charleaton
Howsen
Wales
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Freedom's Voices
Will Douglas
Congress
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Great Central Depot
Lakesatruat
Chicago
Ho Waota
Vizirora Np
Ein Prinjose Auerda
Adaais
Lutest
Gathonti
Ray
T. Jacobes
Price
Ulia Tate
Tajd
Terndon House
Burday
WSF
Sanford
D. EB. Mil.lard
D. Wyckoff
Ellen Bollucci
Thla Elty
Morrisey's
G. L. Minor & Co
Aoail
Cassimeres
Furmer
McCatn
WAVE
Sfryiasag
Cnooks
Che Tee
Eppairish
A.M
Mary EB
Roche
CAB Dian Salle
O Sineun
Jinn
Aiblase Mitiorge Antiels
Lisiels
Leo
Hadive Waterlon
Alers
iDr WC. Price
Bufala Noy
Marsh
Hamdon House
Avi
Apel
Battle Creek
Battle Meek
Mi Wana
Parker
Saturiiey
Cobiwater
P. Gutcalis
Nature
Witerds
Wilde
Waeka
Marshall Weare
Grontns
Firletan
Delaina
Spring Trade
Stella and
Brodie
Challies
Shetland
W. R. Lepper
Kingsbury
Ec, &A
Cook, Pheli S & Co
Sliqet
PERM
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C. BP
Crao
Ing. Heture
Darmitt
Sonson
Leroml
Emiovil
Meiical
Peresan
Abudy Huivcif
Acad
Jose
Flonase Ereys
Ncbsdia
Quay Bay
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