Pennsylvania Loyalist Pleads for Johnson Address
Afr. M'Candless defends inviting Gov. Andrew Johnson to speak in Harrisburg against Democratic party opposition. He argues habeas corpus suspension, loyalty to the Union, and punishment of traitors while praising the Nation, Lincoln’s policies, and the public duty to hear patriots in the Keystone State.
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Afr
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Keystone
Union
South
Berks
Uribe
Washington
Pennsylvania
Arnolds
United States
Nortel
Psati
Upreme Court of
Democratic Party
Avery Mal
Notice to Advertisers Rates and Public Notices
Notice to advertisers outlining paid rates for inserts including special notices, business cards, marriages and deaths, and public notices. Mentions 26 percent addition and 75 cents per line for business cards, with free display for notices of a public nature.
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Aguare
Tbs
New York Tribune Reflects on Its War Era Reach and Rates
The New York Tribune traces its 1853 heritage and wartime role noting its wide circulation, Republican stance, and coverage of the Civil War. It details subscription prices for Daily and Weekly editions, club rates, and mailing terms, urging readers to support the national cause and prepay postage.
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New-York Tarsus
America
Union
Scecsseseeeeenee
Trincye
Repuelican
Tris Republica
Texas
New World
Eneraes
Seusidale
Tribune
Sen
Daily Tribune
Tribune Buildings
New-York
Beaver PennA Union Efotel Oyster Saloon Ad
Efotel in Beaver PennA promotes a first class hotel with a oyster saloon offering oysters by the dozen or plate. Proprietor Alex Clark advertises complete dining and luxury at Pittsburg Market standards. Gratitude expresses for patronage and solicits continued support.
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Alex. Clark
Pittsburg
Port Monnaies
Recounts of Civil War Era Political and Military Echoes
The article compiles wartime commentary and anecdotes from Harrisburg Telegraph and other papers. It includes a Republican member’s remark on immigration policy, a Union assembly address by Foote urging unity and loyalty, a steamboat captain’s tale of veteran soldiers receiving free passage, and a tale of a deserter facing his wife and the grim justice of a jury.
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House of Representatives
House
Coony
Harrisburg
Mississippi River
Texas
Coe
Loyal State Leaders Warn Against Foreign Mediation Plot
The narrative recalls Lord Lyons and Democratic leaders scheming to bring British mediation to halt the Lincoln Administration. It ties public treason fears to nine months enlistments and urges swift action to counter copperhead influence, noting Kentucky's push for a Home Guard and ongoing conscription pressure.
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France
Lord Lyons
Earl Rnsell
Lyon
Republic
Democratic Party
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Ord Lyons
Great ‘Britain
Lyons
England
Démbderatie
Wood
Mr. Reed
Tere
MaClelan
Will
Major ‘Key
Shenandoah Valley
Cribison
Sirigtourdte
Cain
Vais Dathorland
Army zeal and treason warned in rural post office tale
A rural post office tale recalls a Union soldier’s letter to a widow describing four sons at Murfreesboro. The piece frames loyalty versus copperhead surrender and notes Ohio marriage statistics and broader views on labor versus mental exertion.
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the Post
Tadiatalis
Tromia
Tennessee
Final words of General Sumner quoted in pantomime
Fragmentary OCR quotes General Sumner saying God save my pantry the United States of America. The text notes Ballete can sing and whistle but are not pleasant musicians.
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Sumner
America
Ballete
Richmond Speech Warns of Rebels and Famine Devastation
A dramatic plea depicts the Confederacy in peril from Union advances and famine. The speaker asserts popular disaffection and internal Agitation threaten the rebel cause, urging united, vigorous action to crush the rebellion and avert ruin.
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Richmiond
Benien
United States
Jerr
Davis
Confederacy
A Few Queer Things: Tax Burdens and Slavery Echoes
A fragment from Buckeye State text condemns tax oppression and slave property disputes. It contrasts loud protests by idle critics with claims of laboring whites burdened by high taxes and feared influx of enslaved people advancing northward. The piece targets economic injustice and racial tension amid precarious social dynamics.
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Ainigeer
Buckeye
French Army Marches at Heat to Cover Six Hundred Miles
A French force debated day versus night marching and chose evening travel. One division completed a six hundred mile trek with no losses, while the other suffered many horse and man losses.
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Haa
Tony Riven
Conyrtin
Ing
Dex Althoteh
Quarrel Over War Supply Orders At Jackson
The Jackson Mississippian reports confusion over orders for German supplies, noting General Buckner issued a similar directive. Flour prices rose in the city yesterday to 110 per barrel amid transportation delays and unsettled claims.
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Jackson Missisippian
Tui Isc
Pemberton
Diovile
Bucknetts
Htajlave
Simuilar
Fragmented War Pension And Civil War Reflections
Fragmented text notes pension applications totaling nine thousand three hundred and..., widows and orphans from the army and navy since July, plus references to a British citizen and a broken war flag description. A letter from Lt O Neill laments bloodstained colors. A critique questions constitutional design for war versus peace.
Gathering Lawyers to View Ground for Future Court
A lady addressed the gathering of lawyers and suggested they should view the ground where they must shortly lie as the nation prepares for the court-house dedication.
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Lawyters
Okaid
Vamooth Bore Described as Unseen Threat
Fragmentary text suggests a character labeled vamooth bore as a plausible, quiet man likened to an unseen gun. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Life as a lottery in work patterns
The saying contrasts chance in life with the idea that those who draw many assignments may not gain broader opportunities. It hints at selective luck and the link between quantity of tasks and potential outcomes.
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