Rush for Office Among the Secesh
The Alexandrix Journal laments a rush for federal offices by ex Rebels and others who sided with Confederates or opposed Lincoln. It accuses former supporters of urging rivals who harmed the Union to seek positions in Washington, calling the bid for power impudent and opportunistic.
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Outrage by Arra pado Indians prompts Drake County action
The Arra pado Indians, long labeled friendly by Mort Halleck officials, have openly taken the war path after recent outrages on the Overland Mail Louie west of Denver. General Connor prepares three columns but lacks supplies. troops and gear are on their way from the Missouri. The South’s war costs are tallied, and measures against incendiaries in Harrisburg, Pa. are announced, with tightened security and new patrols.
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Gettysburg map maker from Moston praised by veterans in 1863 column
Marcol Bacuernen of Moston spent three months surveying Gettysburg and prepared a faithful map reviewed by officers who fought in the battle. He is praised as a careful researcher and gentleman, with later notes on weather, thefts, an accident at Bolton station, and local church news.
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Moston
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Baltimore
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Col. Simpson
Highth Army Corps
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State Department
Frank R. Mitton
Vansion
L. L. Crounze
N. ¥. Times
Washington
Gettysburg Town Meeting Defends Hospitality to Union Soldiers
Citizens of Gettysburg condemn L L Crounse for alleged hostile representations after the battle. They adopt a resolution reaffirming hospitality to the army and wounded soldiers, sending a copy to Crounse and delaying any public response.
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Conspirators Executed in Washington After Quick Trial
The four principal conspirators Payne Atterott Herold and Surrat were hanged in the Washington penitentiary yard following a military commission verdict. Executions were carried out with clergy present and military guards, amid prayers and a formal War Department order. The article notes public interest and details surrounding burial.
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Way to Deal with Common Traitors in Western Virginia
In Western Virginia districts, citizens pursue returning raiders and chivalry adherents who aimed to topple the national government. In Marion County suits were filed against such deserters, and many faced prosecutions for horse stealing. Some convictions have occurred, with others sent to the penitentiary at Wheeling.
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Marion County
Lert
Wheeting
Restoration and unity in postwar policy urged nationwide
The piece urges unwavering support for the Johnson administration and restoration efforts. It highlights the need to organize Southern state governments, extend federal authority, and demonstrate stable governance. Observance of the National Anniversary is praised, while the Atlantic Telegraph project progresses with high costs and long leads.
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Destructive July Fires Ravage Denton and Vernon County
The night of July 4 in Denton, Missouri, left eighteen dwellings and multiple stores destroyed, with losses topping 50 000 to 79 000 dollars. In Vernon County Wisconsin, a storm near Viroqua caused heavy damage, killing seventeen and injuring about one hundred as fifty buildings were wrecked and property losses reach two hundred thousand dollars. Also reports ship War Nelson burned off Newfoundland with 400+ lives lost. wheat harvests rise in Indiana and Ohio while meat prices fall in New York markets.
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Gettysburg Fourth of July Celebrations and Processions
Gettysburg marked its national anniversary with a crowded Fourth of July program. Generals Meade and staff attended, a large procession formed on Baltimore Street toward the Soldiers National Cemetery, and a grand stand saw the ceremony amid bands, flags, and civic groups.
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Gettysburg Memorial Ceremony at National Monument Groundbreaking
The scene featured banners and arms displays, with soldiers on the ground and crowds of ladies. Major General Geary opened the ceremonies for the cornerstone laying, followed by prayers, band music, and a letter from President Johnson praising unity and emancipation.
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