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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: May 30, 1862., [Electronic resource].
Found 709 total hits in 360 results.
Victor Emanuel (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
Walewski (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
September, 5 AD (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
M. Persigny (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
M. Thonvenel (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
M. Gallardet (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
De Persigny (search for this): article 9
Views of the French Cabinet.
--M. Gallardet, in his letter from Paris to the Courier des Eachs Unis, (May 9th,) states that the French Cabinet are as much divided on the American and Roman questions as the French people themselves.
The South, he says, has strong friends in M. de Persigny and Billant; the North a well-wisher in M. Thonvenel.
On the Roman question, Prince Napoleon and M. Persigny are warm champions of Victor Emanuel, white the Empress and Count Walewski are as strong defenders of the Pope.
12th (search for this): article 9
$50 reward.
--Ranaway from the owner, on Second street, near Main, in this city, on Monday night, the 12th inst. a negro girl, Ann Jackson.
She is of a bright, brown color, and of about the age of 14, and 5½ feet in height.
It is believed she was enticed away by a free boy of the name of Wilson Page, and is now in or near the city.
The above reward will be paid for her arrest and return to us.
Barksdale & Bro.,
Corner Caly and 18th streets, up stairs.
my 14--2w
Barksdale (search for this): article 9
$50 reward.
--Ranaway from the owner, on Second street, near Main, in this city, on Monday night, the 12th inst. a negro girl, Ann Jackson.
She is of a bright, brown color, and of about the age of 14, and 5½ feet in height.
It is believed she was enticed away by a free boy of the name of Wilson Page, and is now in or near the city.
The above reward will be paid for her arrest and return to us.
Barksdale & Bro.,
Corner Caly and 18th streets, up stairs.
my 14--2w
Ann Jackson (search for this): article 9
$50 reward.
--Ranaway from the owner, on Second street, near Main, in this city, on Monday night, the 12th inst. a negro girl, Ann Jackson.
She is of a bright, brown color, and of about the age of 14, and 5½ feet in height.
It is believed she was enticed away by a free boy of the name of Wilson Page, and is now in or near the city.
The above reward will be paid for her arrest and return to us.
Barksdale & Bro.,
Corner Caly and 18th streets, up stairs.
my 14--2w