Admission of Kansas under Topeka Constitution debate
Washington July 3 Congress passes the bill admitting Kansas as a Free State with the Topeka Constitution after amendments and debates on Squatter Sovereignty. Geyer amendment rejects tests and civil oath limits. Cass and Wilson debate free discussion and suffrage rights. Senate approves the Kansas bill by a large majority and adjourns. Also minor local notices include a fatal wagon accident near Robinsons Saw-Mill and drought impacts on Illinois farms.
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Seward
Kansas
Topeka
Geyer
Congress
Cass
Legislative Assembly of
Yeas
Wilson
Lopeka
Neal
Yousago
Senate
Barclay
Gaion
Free State
Arrival of the Arabia and World News From June
The Africa arrived with Liverpool dates to June 28. In Parliament Mr. Moore pushed for a fixed date on his motion, while Clarendon backs Davies negotiations on Central America. Disturbances in Spain and London distractions over Mr. Dallas at the Queen's levee spark rumors. China reports rebels near Showshat. A steamer Aybin incident detains emigrants. Wisconsin rail work advances and a fire destroys part of a county publication. Weather and crop notes credit good rains for steady yields. local items include a circus dispute and other small notices.
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New York
Africa
Tev
Liverpool
House of Commons
Moore
Anne
Pahverston
Earl of Clarendon
Clarendon
Davies
Spain
Vale
London
Dallas
Queen’s Levee
London Times
China
YuE Arescott Transcript Special Notice
Persons wishing goods of any deterioration, pro bans’ work, gas hotels, and many other things needful, as it well to look over our advertisements. Que Teed directory counwicus almost everything worthy of patronage.
Printers Notice and Local News from River Falls
The item notes subscribers behind on six months dues for Transcript, urging immediate payment. It reports a concert by Governor de Tritchinson Tawnly, mixed weather, and public reception. Several local incidents are described including a drowning near River Falls, a missing girl found later in the river, and a milk pitcher incident. It also mentions Kansas, California, and Missouri conventions, crop conditions in River Falls area, and real estate sales in Dohrman’s mill and nearby additions. The River has risen two feet aiding navigation, with a Kansas report of threats from ruffians impacting work.
Letter From Trimbelle Describes Town Life And Fourth Celebration
A letter from Torxano in Norbury New York recounts Trimbelle County town life noting rapid population growth, farming dominance, and small industry. The Fourth of July celebration near the Tozer house featured a deer roast, pies, and a large turnout. An Independence Day speech and patriotic remarks urged unity amid national strife and preservation of civil and religious freedoms. A tornado near Franklin County caused extensive damage, with Chateaugay and nearby villages reporting 185 buildings unroofed or destroyed and total damages estimated at 1800000 plus.
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Eorrors
Teimbelle
Times
Horethias Spring
Casper
Pat
Tozer
Trinbelle
John Truot
IL Felt
FE. D. Beardsley
TL Mason
Tijmhelle
Hberty
Great Britain
United States
SrAru
Torxano
Norbury
New York
Frankin County
Chateaugay
Arrival of the Canadian in Queene July fifteenth
The Canadian from Liverpool arrives with eighty passengers. Reports note unrest in Badajos and quiet restored. French harvest praised, Russians forming an emigrant sect at Cronstadt, and Athens letters speak of a June London conference on Greece. Parliament discusses American question amid clashes over US enlistment and British conduct, with a divided vote and a lingering sense of tension. Daily dispatches from New York mention Dayton’s nomination, the Potomac’s arrival, and Spain’s debt settlements after Santa Anna fraud claims.
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Badajos
France
Cronstadt
Amoor
Athens
London
Greece
Orleans
Great
Britain
Moore
House of Commons
United States
Messrs. Brown and Lewitt
Messrs. Chathaw
Spooner
George Gray
Walsh
Dallas
Gibson
Lord Clarendon
America
Great Britain
Gladstone
Sid. Dpakington
Glade
Lord Palmyston
New York
Dayton
Potomac
Commodore Punkling
Key West
Harare
Jully Ltd
Ron
Havana
Vera Cruz
Senor Alvary
Spain
Commonfort
Santa Ancha
Letter links liquor to Indian conflicts and land rush
A Republican dated Pa. Termo July 8 reports Kickapoo Indians suffered deadly turmoil from widespread alcohol use. The letter notes land entry with several hundred men vowing to take Kansas or die. It also records the death of King Suaing of Beaver Island Wisconsin last Wednesday at his Ravine County farm.
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Republican
Pa. Termo
Kansas
Dearn Or
Jas, J. Straye Stang
King Suaig
Beaver Island
Wyoves
Ravine County
Wis
California News From The Pacific and Across The Isthmus
Steamship movements report California mails aboard the George Law and Sierra Nevada, with large specie sums and passengers. Vigilance Committee forces in San Francisco fortify positions, arrest and banish suspects, and threaten action. War news includes Nicara gua tensions, Walker and Costa Rica rumors, and Gen. Sherman resignations. California grain crops look favorable as Panama and Chile treaties unfold.
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New York
George Law
Aspinwalls
Isthmus
Sonora
Panama
Geo. Law
Illinois
San Fran
Cisco
Walker
San Francisco
Wool
Ammunion
United States
Revolutionary Tribunal
John Crow
W. Bagley
James Venesey Trmilton
War
Margrave
James Nissack
Terence Kelley
John Towley
Ios. B. Cunningham
Col. Weymouth
New Orleans
Thomas Matony
Bill Lewis
Robert J. Ripley
Philander Bruce
Vigilance Committee Pelive
Armen
Win. Daivee
Tergenes Kelley
Hetle
Che Tsthaims
Costa Riet
Moras
Gantela
Nicara
San Salvador
Vaso
Isis
Virgin Bay
Sherman
Johnson
North
Oregon
Smith
Jacksonville
Col. Wright
Natchez River
Bogota
Valparaiso
Callao
Chili
Train derailment near Long Meadow injures crew and passenger
A July 14 Springfield report states the New York to Boston mail train was derailed near Long Meadow by a rail placed across the tracks. The engine and cars were badly smashed, the engineer seriously injured, one fireman and a passenger sustain heavy injuries including a broken leg and broken shoulder.
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New York
Boston
Long Meadow
Firman
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