Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
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EVENTS OF THE COMING YEAR
The great year 1856 is upon Every thing connected
with the present aspect of ars points likely
fury. In that year viii happen the great Presidential
Election which to decide whether Freedom slavery
admitted rejected Free State; In that year
fate of Italy, Hungary, and Poland may be decieed and
world, may either receiye yound or the pro-
gress Of Human Rights turned back for century
II i evident that the between the European Powers
viii not be concluded til Russia shsll be hubed the
Car snail rule the destinies Of Europe.
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chronieer of the great play of events
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qushed.
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