Douglas booster letter from Missouri signals strong party support
The Missouri Republican reprints a letter from a major Missouri county claiming near unanimity for Douglas’s nomination. It notes large Democratic enthusiasm and predicts many prominent men will back Douglas, citing Virginians, Kentuckians, Tennesseans, and Missourians in the region.
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Drowned and missing residents appear in Toledo Racine and beyond
Iris reports from Princess Clelia usher in a string of distressing notices including a Toledo suicide by Wivorge W. Suolt over impending poverty, a Racine drowning of a three year old, and a boy’s death tied to Dennis Flynn’s family. Other items note Bank of Pond du Lac suspending specie payments, a Pleasant Grove Minn homicide, a political nomination in Jackson County, and relics found near Buffalo.
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Peter Markay
N. P. Willis
Pond du Lac
John Chandlery
Monroe
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Alain
Beaver Daim
Aind
New York
Bloomfield
Waitshare Co
Gleiser
Arrival of the Prince Albert and unsettled European news
The Prince Albert arrived at the Bay of Briton at 6 am on June 7 bringing Galway dates to May 28 and Liverpool news to May 25. Reports from Sicily claim Garibaldi seized Palermo and proclaimed a dictatorship amid conflicting accounts. Parliament signals reform bill failure this season. Derby winner Thomas outpaced by Umpire. Rumors of a Russo French visit and a threatening French ambassadorial speech circulate. Insurrection documents seized in the Church Calcutta area. Garibaldi reports varied. at Palermo he was greeted with strong war enthusiasm, yet confirmation is lacking. Prices and market notes from Richardson Spence & Co describe dull wheat and corn, heavy beef, and minor shifts in commodities.
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Arrival of the Overtiaind Jiaik in Mo June 7
Arrival of the Overtiaind Jiaik brings the new Mexican mail to Mo with reports of a Navajo attack near Fort Delance. Indians neared capture but were repelled. trains, wagons, and troops movement described as the mail passes through. Weather remains dry with no rain prospect.
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Denver City
Reception for Japanese Envoys Planned in June
June 7 report notes extensive preparations for the reception of Japanese envoys, with arrival expected Saturday, guards, parade routes, and public viewing spaces. City troops, fire brigade and steam engine units may march in a torchlight procession. matinee at the Academy is planned under Wheatly and Clark at Arch Street Theatre. Abraham Lincoln voted against bounty land for Mexican War soldiers.
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Mare
Hussars
Stewart
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Wheatly and Clark
Arch Street
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Mexico
Congressional Proceedings June 9 Action in Congress
Proceedings note bills passed including incorporation of the national gallery and school of arts in the District of Columbia and divorces to be prosecuted before the Circuit Court. Senate had not acted on one reform. Death of Mr. Burroughs announced and tributes offered. Resolutions of respect adopted. A bill was passed punishing U.S. Marshals and Deputies for prisoner escapes and an act extending laws and judicature to Oregon.
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Mexico News Notes From New Orleans June Update
The steamer Red Fox from Tampico arrives. Urega captured. Guadalajara later taken by Gen Wool, liberals routed. Urega’s legs lost to a cannon ball. Zuloaga fled Miramon and declared himself President. Douglas Convention at Donaldsonville sends 100 delegates from 21 parishes. they abide by Baltimore nominations. Delegates to the pore Convention go uninstructed. Ex Senator Lowe Gov Weeklilf Isaac Morse the rating spirits of the Convention.
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Bell and Everett Nomination Meeting in New York
A large crowd gathered at Cooper Tower for ratifying the Bell and Everett nomination. Speakers included Hondas Quarles Won, Gustavus A. Henry, and Z. B. Venee. Millard Fillmore reportedly pledged to vote for Bell and Everett.
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Flora Temple Loses In Trot To Patheen In Two Heats
New York reports Flora Temple loses to Patheen in two straight heats in a trot race. Times 4 53 and 4 57 3. First mile marks 2 22 and 2 27 4. Also notes Miss Lizzie Martin, a 17 year old Shakeress, elopes with May in Cleveland Warrensville. Abbott gives a concert at Winona.
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Hamburg Swans poisoned in Central Park with deaths reported
Reports indicate seven swans died after poisoning in New York Central Park while five more survive. Uncertain if malice caused the act. authorities weigh possible accidental or systemic factors amid ongoing inquiries.
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New York Central Park
Novel sewing machines and hair restorer advertised
At the National Conventi on Chicago salesroom the Convent Co markets a double thread sewing machine praised for rapid, strong stitches usable on canvas or fabric with adjustable fineness. Prices range from 6 to 40 dollars with tables. Also promoted Wood's Hair Restorative as a cosmetic for gray hair and pimples, with warnings about imitators and caveat to buy only the genuine product from Dupont Saint Louis and New York. Dental surgery advancements noted.
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