FROM LOXPON TO ALJ£XAISDRIA
... under weigh. It was beantifol moonlight night. Nov. 26. Moved slowly along the south coast of Spa n. parallel with the Sierra Nevada range. Here the hills w.re snow peaked and very high—sloping down ...
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_AMERICA _
... _slucS occured _, I am able to _inform you that the _ram is sunk _. * : • D . D . _PORTER _, Rear-Admiral . A _NEW _STATE—NEVADA _. The New _York papers _publish a _proclamation by _Prerident _Lincoln , declaring • _the erection oi _NtiVudu into o _. ...
THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA,
... nominlee or i platferuc, audl recommntcding the ecergactisatloic of the Demo-et eracy. President Lincolti bas proelaimiod the Ne-vada territory a State ini of thle Union. .11 Tue military at Buffalo are uniders arms, being apprehenisive of Ilii ra id front ...
THE NEW STATE OF NEVADA
... THE NEW STATE OF NEVADA. ?? the New York Herald, Nov. 2.) The proclamation of Ptesident Lincoln, published on Monday, absorbs the Territory of Nevada, with its untold wealth of riches in gold, silver, and other minerals, into the ?? bosom of the United ...
on the authority of the
... instance is that of Maryland, w yas held constitution, excluding slavery, came into return wn ou the Ist instant. The State of Nevada, to your without slavery, has just been admitted connec- Union by proclamation of Mr, el now, ed with the ‘institution’ generally ...
HE INVERNESS COURIER.—NOVEMBER 17, 1864
... among W! hom such harmony reigned. One of the ma craft safely over shoals an 1 breakers _provided always that | A NEW STATE—NEVADA. may have ha atoriea, it is impossib ment was best known rant as to their intentiona. po int of attraction was the fe lon’s ...
IN NEW YORK
... a! monial | m' at and libels its opponents, and s that | A NEW STATE—NEVADA. | The New York papers publish a proclamation by it be- | dent Lincoln, declaring the erection of Nevada avery fact of its admission into the Union. ives State, and the f alla ...
STRATHSPEY RAILWAY
... to bring all the means and appliances at his disposal to bear on the contest, among the latest of which is the erection of Nevada into a state, iu order that its known Republican proclivities might be turned to some advantage. General Butler was expected ...
CARNWATH. Accbisobat
... that all the Glasgow papers have published the names the voter*. A NEW STATE*NEVADA. The New York pipers publish proclamation by President Lincoln, declaring the erection Nevada into a State, and the fact of its admission into the Union. The ll'orWdeer ...
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
... MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. current irnrn. .„¥* ®DBkui l« to rteit Manchester in December and give lecture at Rusholme. The territory of Nevada baa been admitted into the American Lnion as a new State. The trial of the celebrated divorce case, Codrington v. Codrington ...
THE RENFREWSHIRE INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 19, 1864
... mesa by el men and tiny boom OAS Cape M MISCELLANEOUS ITEMScraliirt Malt Id bit:ember and give at Mush°Mo e Tian territory of Nevada has beam admitted Into the American Union as a new State 1 rat: trial of the celebrated divorce cute, Codrington r . Codrington ...
_AMERICA _.- t _?/
... _York , _Kentucky , _New ' Jersey , and _Missouri for _M'CleIlun . _-with _Pennsylvania _; _Delaware , _OregonCalifornia and Nevada in _doubt _, ' _bat _most likely for _LiDcolo _. .- ; • . . - , Tho Times _claiina' 133 _votes forlincoln , with a _probability ...