Deerfield Township Fear of Thieves Spurs Morality Resolutions
Citizens in Northern Deerfield publish stern resolutions condemning gang violence and prostitution and urging authorities to act. They threaten to eject lawbreakers if justice fails and defend moral order amid local crime. The text also comments on immigrant rights, naturalization, and political reconciliations involving President Buchanan, Gov. Walker, and Kirkwood for governor.
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Deerfield Township
Deerfield
Derricerp
Warren Co
Mr. E. Cowan
Courts of Justice
Buchanan
R. J. Walker
Walker
Kansas
Presidential bid stirs party line in Charleston convention
In a June letter S. A. Dovetas states only support for the 1850 through 1856 Democratic platforms if the party stays to those principles. He warns against adoption of new slave expansion or codes, saying he would not accept the nomination if such changes occur. The note signals factional tensions ahead of the Charleston gathering.
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Douglas
Charleston
Wasuixaton
Charlestown
Cincinnati
Buchanan
Democratic Party
Territories
United States
S. A. Dovetas
J. B. Dorn
Dubuque, Lona
Croakers and the Crops
The piece argues the June frost caused limited damage and is not irreparable. It notes farmers anticipated replanting and that cereals dealers did not panic. Prospects remain favorable for a busy, remunerative season in the Western United States, with minimal regional harm.
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Wisconsin
Canada
Illinois
Ohio
V. VY. Times
Kossuth Warns Hungarians in America 1859
Kossuth in London on June 9 1859 urges Hungarian exiles in the United States to delay relocation to Europe due to unsettled European affairs and lingering dangers. He cautions exiles to wait for clearer guidance and notes that only careful handling safeguards both national and personal interests. In South Carolina a live electric discharge at Gaffney race course injured several, with one death and other burns and shocks.
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Kossuth
United States
London
Europe
America
England
Lieutysina
Gaffiney
Limestone
8. C
William
Nott
Wm. Long
M. Milwood
Thomas Gaffney
Spartansburg
S. C
Relics of Barbarism- Perley Reports Pistol Sale
Washington to Boston Journal notes the pistol used by Sickles to shoot Key was sold by a police officer for 25 dollars after being recovered. During a sale of Key's personal effects, grass-barrel pistols of his father from the last war, displayed on the table when he wrote the Star Spangled Banner, were sold for 2 dollars and bought by a Massachusetts man.
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Perley
Washington
Boston Journal
Sickles
Key
Arrival of the Nova Scotian at Farmher Point June 27
The Nova Scotian from Liverpool passed Farmher Point at 4 30 PM en route to Quebec. London reports battle developments and political shifts as European powers mobilize. Austria retreats from Bologna. Garibaldi praised. Prussia mobilizes troops. Palmerston forms a new cabinet and ministers. Paris reports bridge work and Adda movement as rains ease and troops rise in spirits.
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Nova Scotian
Liverpool
Quebec
Turin
Bologna
Victor Emanuel
Sardinia
Garibaldi
Wiener Zeitung
Austria
Modena
Oglid
France
Napoleon
Garcon Hall
Great Britain
Lord Palmerston
Earl of Elgin
Cobden
Board of Trade
Mr. Gladstone
India
Prussia
London
Daily News
Herald
Corps de Armee
Derby
Europe
Advertiser
Russell
Foreign Office
James Graham
Palmerston
Paris
Adda
Arrival of the Arabia in Halifax from Liverpool
The R M steamship Arabia capt Stone arrived at Halifax at noon en route to Boston. News from the war front reports Austrian troops retreating and French forces preparing a decisive attack with a grand battle anticipated within a week. British cabinet changes include Palmerston, Russell, Gladstone, Elgin, Cobden, Milner Gibson, and Granville.
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R. M
Arabia
Stone
Liverpool
Halifax
Boston
Oglio
Adriatic
Great Britain
Lord Palmerston
Lord John Russell
Gladstone
Lord Elgin
Cobden
Milner Gibson
Earl Granville
Kossuth Leaves London for Genoa Amid War Rumors
From London June 18 the report notes Kossuth has departed with French passports and will meet Napoleon in Genoa. It cites amnesty for Naples prisoners after British pressure, German Rhine troop plans, and Russia war preparations. Vermont Democrats nominate John G. Saxe for governor. Australian Kelly plans a $1000 fight in Canada. Chautauqua trial for Mowers set July 7. Kentucky wheat harvest reported as fine near Louisville.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Knoxville
Lower East Tennesse
Alabama
North Carolina
Texas
Illinois
Belleville
London
Kossuth
Genoa
Napoleon
Naples
Elliot
The
Times
Frankfort
Russia
A Century of Change Seen in These Hundred Years
A historical reflection notes dramatic American growth, from a sparsely populated land to a thriving nation. It recalls Boone’s 1769 Kentucky settlement, early Ohio, French Canada, and the small US population a century ago. It contrasts imperial Europe with a rising republic and notes the absence of steam, railways, and telegrams. It ends with a prophecy of future development and a meditation on mortality.
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America
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Hines
The
Moon
Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Canada
France
United States
Frederick
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Europe
Napoleon
Washington
Virginia
Two Worlds
Tts
Xerxes
Mount Athos
Filibuster Threat to Nicaragua Reported
Information from a reliable source details a planned filibuster descent on Nicaragua with arms, money and a transit route compensation. The expedition aims to depart mid August, rendezvous at Florida, and sail on the Scottish Chief. The government vows to halt such illegal ventures and lists related naval movements and personnel notes.
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Nicaragua
Walker
Florida
Central America
Jerez
the War Department
Military Academy
West Point
Nicholas
Coustellaine
Wilson
Lamar
United States
Moses Taylor
State Department
To Glory and the Sanguine Field of Magenta
A witty anecdote recalls a French corporal asking a coachman for the way to glory in Paris. Thousands of young soldiers dreamt of rank but lie dead on Magenta’s bloodied field. Their honor now rests in misspelled names in bulletins and graves near the Ticino.
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Lyon
Ticino
Prussian Aid Likely in Austrian War Effort
German merchants in New York report private dispatches from Paris indicating Prussia and Germany will join Austria when French troops reach Milan. A young wealthy merchant plans to sail to join the Austrian army, vows revenge for his family murdered by Napoleon.
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New York
Prussia
Germany
Austria
Milan
Michigan disfranchised by registry bill blunder
The Detroit Free Press reports Michigan has no voters due to a drafting error in the Registry bill. Registration is required but not opened until October, leaving all voters effectively disfranchised until then. Also notes Kansas election results per the St Joseph Gazette with Republican gains and a Democratic paper forecast.
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America
Germany
Austria
Washington
Inquisitor
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Kansas
St. Joseph
Worcester
Mass
Cowan
Lang Syne
Commonwealth
P. O. Department
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York County
William H. Keim
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E. G. Gillett and Child
Stone Mills
N.Y
Bailey
Nationalia
Jacob Youngman
Sunbury Gazette
Foote
Board of Supervisors
Phillipe
Mayville
Fredonia Censor
Empire City
Havana
St. Thomas
Santa Anna
Mexico
Eugene Fuller
Empire Ciy
Bill Cheatham
Tar River
Cheatham
Geo. Patchin
Lady Woodruff
Brown Dick
Patchin
Wen. H. Burrowes
A. T. Stewart & Co
Philip Burrowes
Sackville, N. B
Goop Joxu
Vermont
Are Left
John G. Saxe
Saxe
Xplain
James Kelly
Kelly
Edward Price
Boston Ledger
Jamestown
Chautauqque 0. Agricultural Society
Daniel Williams
Seth Cheney
Solomon Jones
Martin Prendegast
Barney Brownell
F. A. Redington
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Schuur & Offerlee
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le" Smith
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Roy
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Mercury
Jovinella Oliva
Capt. H. Tinker
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Dunn’s Eddy
Warren County
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Continent
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Fulton Street
N. Y
Warren Woolen Mills
A. Wetmore
Yankeebush
A. Cameron
Farmington
Laning Ridge
John B. Swart
L. W. Tarbell
A. Hall
Warren, Jane 11
Cowsy
R. D. Bennett
W. Rathbun
S. H. Davis
C. W. Rathbun & Co
Breeze Point
N. B
C. W. Rathbun & CO. Warren
Merchant's Exchange
Center St
Lunkirk
D J. Cook
Fredonia
Wheeler & Wilson
D. J. Cook
Dunkirk & Fredonia
Don Dodd
Stranahan & Randall
Coen EE Ueeeraee
Darius Mead & Co
James G. McKee
Lour
J. A. Monrison
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