Lower California a peninsula described and valued
Fragments describe Lower California with geographical scope from the Gulf of California to Cape St. Lucas, its fertile lands, harbors, and potential for settlement. A lengthy note on its climate, rivers, and resources contrasts with political passages about land laws and public entries, while other items touch on international events, prices, and local notices.
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California
Walker
Gulf of Calfornia
Gulf É Fornia
Gulf of
Oulibid
Grant Sueaing Powell
Joston
Ashog
Lower
San Jose
Todos Gunioe
Copnandes
Bana Guadalupe
Siti
Ban Lucas
Seodd
Cape St. Lucas
Pacific
la Piz
Iimport
Foreign Affairs and Wars Update in February 1854
Correspondence from Arabia and Washington reports rapid European mobilization as English and French troops prepare to strike Turkey. Negotiations on a Pacific railroad, California land bills, and rail contracts are discussed amid tensions with Russia and Britain. The piece also notes coal transport progress, political satire, and diplomatic maneuvers in Europe and Asia without graphic detail.
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Europe
Denmark
United Kingdoms
Arabia
Washington
Ady
Loweun
Turkey
Oversburg
St. Persieburgh
M. de Casilebajac
Order of
Alexander M
Shale Exhoriatisne
England
Fogard
Adriatic
Othe
Albania
Lidia
China
Khan of
Khia
Doss Mohammed
Meeting of Cheshire citizens denounces Nebraska Bill foes
A Cheshire gathering on Friday elected a delegate to the Blore conventuin and pledged opposition to the Nebraska Bill now before Congress. Speakers included Dr. Boswell and Hon. J. Bradbury who tied the measure to the spread of slavery and breach of 1820 compact, urging self governance and anti Nebraska actions.
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Mbles Co
Crisming
Cheshire
Blore
Columbus
Dougloe
Nebraska
Congress
Garaere
A. P. Kerk
Boswell
Kggerville
J. Bradbury
Douglas
Asa Bradbury
C. L. Guthrie
Dunham
Pomeroy
Siaty
Congress of
United States
Joseph Mauck Jr
Maigs
Gullia
S. Gutorle
A. P. Kenn
Sooty
Fragmented 19th Century Dem Passages on Slavery and Politics
A floater of contested extracts chronicles debates over slavery and political alignments. It mentions a Democratic stance against slavery as immoral, a Johnson opposition to Olde, and calls for reform. The piece notes Pennsylvania Whigs endorsing candidates, and New York political shifts linked to Nebraska and Missouri Compromise issues, with local fiscal concerns about public works funding.
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F. Johngon
Johnson
Columbus
Sénawerl
Broadwell
Plundut
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Pantiagen Hosar Fresday Xomgixo
Misaetlanrous
Bios v
Sena
Enid
BY A. Thomson
Beir
General Land Office
Dny Compfeie
United
Jesus
Aeveral
Macbeth
eDhure
Taulasion
Clinton Courant
Danube
Ocholera
Ringlind
Criod
Colasonde
Europa
Tom Ayer
Russia
France
Ruth
Home Journal
Swenen
Norway
Songrays
Stony
Chetaitinia
Sweden
Uch Imarest
Oxuner
Jspeech
Hia
Genesee
Ilun
Angola
Galen
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Roy
Hillsboro
Jasper
Pomeroy, Tung
Thay
New Grenada
Tranals
Howe
Miller
Boldire
San Lorenzs Casilo
Shalikay
Shu Car Factory
Patin
Ayals
Murey
Simes Ministr
Bogota
Las Éteamer
Bird
Colebrook
Conn
Portsmouth
Scioto River
Bill Thiroddead
SensiGe Gwin
U. S. Senate
Bert Old
Lawton
York
Mississippi
Sha Mississigp
Arta
Seward
Treaancy Department
New Orleans
George Lachia Esq
Ledlia
Jef Pitsburgh
Meiphisie
Evry
Sd. Ie
Sonenex
Rober C. Schenck
Moore
Bohenck
Hragil
South America
Granné
Schenck
Wilo
Dayton
Heavy Chaim Pou Tassoee
Mewnen Hugh Miller
Clinton Buel
New York City
Ord Wallace W. Wier
Elsin
Atoll
Siaiee
South Po
Party
Albany
New Hampshire
Senate
United Brace
Negutius Menus
Wilnot
Sanatoria Congress
Hervin
Mosus Norris
Sie Bponkee
House of Raptes
Harry Millard
Thy Semis
TaRup W. Williams
Gateram
Sana
Moses Norris
Jorad W. Williams
Kansas
Nebragk
Wibbard
Pierce
Moss
Choogo
Choy
Pennsylvania
Harrisburgh
Johnnson
Janos Pullock
George Darsia
Alleghany War
Canal
Gongresa
Van
Whig
Pennsyvania
Cranree Biechons
New York
Troy
Uties
Oswego
Rochester
Auburn
Damimian
Wiles
Damocentia
Springfield
Ohio
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