Everett and Clayton Harshly Condemned in Northern Press
The New York Mirror, citing a Philadelphia paper, denounces Everett and Clayton as untrustworthy traitorous cowards. It cites Northern anger over Everett's Nebraska vote stance and his illness, arguing the North derides him while the South should beware fanaticism’s grip on politics.
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New York Mirror
Philadelphia
Messrs
Everett
Clayton
Senate
Mirror
New England
Boston
Mr. Everett
Massachusetts
Hyerett
North
Nebraska
Troy
Blanche
Biweetheart
Basso
House approves six first class War Steamers building plan
The House passed the Naval Committee report for six first class War Steamers to be built at distinct Navy yards under the Secretary of the Navy. The Senate amended its Deficiency Appropriation Bills and both Houses adjourned to Monday. Overtures for a division of Turkey discussed amid UK Russia papers.
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House of Representatives Wriday
Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
House
Turkey
Russia
Europe
England
St. Petersburg
London News
Lord Aberdeen
Maryland Delegates Appointed for Charleston Convention
The Baltimore American reports 104 Maryland delegates named by the Governor to attend the Commercial Convention in Charleston on the tenth instant. The paper notes Baltimore list to be prepared by the Board of Trade and published soon, with attendance the key criterion.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Charleston
Joseph Mayo
J M Patton
Lewis Iebb
W O Breeden
Benj Richardson
O A Strecker
Jas Bosher
D Vongroing
P ‘T’ Moore
D Currie
J K Caskie
J H Gardiner
R H Cabell
W Patteson
T R Price
John H Gilmer
Wiliam F Ritchie
Judge Meredith
Wilson P Bryant
Robi Ridgeway
R A Pryor
A J Crane
T P August
W W Crump
H K W Huyson
Beverly Clapton
Jas B Ferguson
Dr P CO Gooch
Henry Exall
Charles A Rose
Charles Ellis
Thomas U Dudley
Lewis D Crenshaw
Dispatch
Recall of Mr Soule Report Sparks Diplomatic Folly
Washington correspondent for the Vincioneti Gazette cites reliable authority that Spain has demanded or will demand the recall of Mr Soule over alleged involvement in Saragossa revolutions. The tale is unlikely and contradicted by European reports that he enjoys favor with the Queen of Spain.
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Washington
Vincioneti Gazette
Mr. Soule
Saragossa
Europe
Soule
Spain
J If Anthony
Columbian
Richmond
Antiony
Philadelphia
Curay Hars
J H Anthony
Columbian Hotel
Cary Street
Richmond Dispatch
Death of Thomas Noon Talfourd noted in brief memoir
A brief obituary summarizes the March death of Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd at Stafford after an apoplexy in court. Born January 26, 1795 in Reading, he rose from poet and law student to Parliament member, sergeant at law, and judge. The piece notes his literary works including Ion and The Athenian Captive and praises his private character.
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Stafford
New York Tribune
Thomas Noon Talfourd
Reading
London
Chitty
Common Pleas
Talfourd
Daily Press
London Times
T. N. Talford
Mr Cutting Proven Fighting Man in Pistol Gallery Feud
The New Mirror recalls Mr Cutting as a tough fighter and expert with pistol and blade, challenging Dr Hosack and Commodore McDonough in duels, then choosing weapons of his own control to prove his resolve. The piece also notes a Richmond commercial convention, delegate issues, and other 19th century events.
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New Mirror
Cutting
Brecken—ridge
Mir
Hosack
Offerig
McDonough
Lambert
Lafayette
Jullien Concert Lights Up Richmond Night
A crowded Metropolitan Hall hosts Jullien the music king in Richmond with ninety performers, promising a grand, spellbinding concert tonight. The event comes as readers also hear about political meetings at Mount Vernon Hotel and Military Hall with candidates presenting platforms and claims.
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Jullien
Napoleon of Melody
Richmond
Castle Garden
Rhiroderick Dhu
New York
James Collina
Martin
Nebraska
Sapieg
Meetiing
Wm. Jackson Clarkku
Jefferson Ward
Clarke
Mount Vernon Hotel
Joan Freeman
E. W. Tompkins
N. B. Hr
Hill
Josrpa M. Cargineton
Beruzl
Bill
Josna M. Carrington
Military Hall
Monroe
Madison Warda
Mayerbeer
M. Jullien
Wa Lavienz
Hughes and Schreurs
Lle
Anna Zerr
Mollenhauers
Mollenhauer
Lavigne M. Lavigne
James Woodhouse
P H Taylor
Lavigne
Waille
Hughes
P. Ho. Taylor
Poised Pointers and Promises at Jefferson Ward Meeting
A chaotic Military Hall assembly featured Martin Lipscomb and several candidates courting voters with pledges and jokes. Speakers urged sober conduct, local shop support, and promised housing and city services, while attendees cheered or heckled.
AREOOL SALT-Worthington Brand For Sale
Local sale listing lists AREOOL salt Worthington brand offered by Davenport Allen & Co. Item appears in catalog style with seller name and company contact hints. No further details on price or quantity provided.
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Worthington
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