Argus subscription drive c 1868 promise free Lincoln biography
In a December 27 1808 notice the Argus urges subscribers to pay in advance for 1866 balance and offers a free copy of Raymond's Life of Lincoln and a large volume if five or more new subscribers join. The appeal emphasizes liberal support and continued publication amid financial strain.
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Controversy Over Lincoln Remarks Roils Beaver Local
In Beaver, letters dispute claims about illegal notes and judge counts. editor attacks Lincoln memory and Democratic party allies while defenders counter that the martyr’s memory deserves government protection. Evidence cites 1861–1865 crime and political bias.
Abolition Triumph and Corwin Remembered in Clean Sweep
The article reflects on the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment ending slavery in the United States and praises the abolition movement’s rapid success. It also notes the death of Thomas Corwin of Ohio, highlighting his long public career and influence as a statesman.
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Governor Curtin Letter From Havana Reflects Public Sentiment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Governor Curtin sent a letter from Havana dated December 12, describing his experiences and spirits after a previous event. The text references a caretaker and a correspondent, with unclear names and roles.
Richmond Surrender Debate Reveals Civil War Strains
Fragmentary wartime remarks discuss leadership, discipline, and the collapse of morale after Lee’s retreat from Petersburg and Richmond. Claims cite troop desertion, transport removal, and strain on Virginia resources as evidence the war was near end.
Prolonged Call for Loyalist Rights Echoes in Northern Letter
A Northern editorial urges restoration of full political rights and privileges for Southern citizens, condemns radicalism, and calls for government action at the death of a Revolutionary veteran. It references figures like Samuel Cook and Daniel Breddfastly and contemplates the closing years of the Revolutionary era.
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Killing in Louisville Reported as Racially Motivated
The Louisville incident involves a white teenager in a group of youths who attacked a Black man with a firearm near a church. The Journal notes no arrests yet and implies the case may go unwitnessed, reflecting prejudice in the reporting.
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French troops in Mexico report delays and adjournment
A special report notes that French troops may withdraw from Mexico only with patience, with no firm promise of departure and many troops remaining as negotiations pause. Congress adjourned Thursday, with sessions moved to Friday, January 6, 1866.
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A New Judicial District for Washington and Beaver
The Pittsburg Gazette urges creation of a new judicial district from Washington and Beaver counties. It argues the measure is constitutional, needed for public accommodation, and should pass promptly to aid justice administration despite minor cost. It notes Fayette Greene would stay in one district and Lawrence Mercer Butler in another.
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Direct Vote for President Amendment Proposal Text
The fragment outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to replace the electoral process for President and Vice President, casting ballots for electors directly to determine the winner. It includes voter eligibility, residency, and literacy requirements, plus congressional power to regulate voter registration and prevent fraud.
Derogation Petition and Diplomatic Moves Reported
New York dispatches detail a Mississippi committee petitioning the President for Jeff Davis’s pardon, a Senate-emptier ministerial nomination for Von Valkenburg to Japan, and 30 000 troops to be mustered out. Warren is brevetted Major General as political moves unfold amid Mexican and Paris cholera news.
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Davis Recergine Consolation Amid Imprisonment
A fortress mourve letter describes Jeff Davis preparing for his fate as he receives religious comfort. St Pauls church clergy and Rev Chivis provide scriptural readings and prayer to ease his mind during confinement. Davis seeks his own pastor's attendance, seen as natural and appropriate.
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Horrific burglary and child deaths at Wisconsin family home
A Sunday attack in Burlington Wisconsin fatally harmed three children under fourteen, while robbers ransacked the house and took only a few dollars. Two men were arrested, including a man living with the Cook family, suspected of involvement.
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Robbery of Sanitary Commission Bonds Reported at Seward
A robbery in December drained the Sanitary Commission of six thousand four hundred dollars in United States bonds. The notes include six 500 each 5.20 bonds and several 1,000 and 50-variant bonds listed by numbers. The report also mentions dispatches Seward sent to South Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia governors and gubernatorial duties outlined for the time.
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Fragmentary note on legislative color line and race
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a legislative issue about race and laws. It references patriarchy and blacks as subjects of concern, with unclear context and dates. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly stated in the readable portion.
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Rules for Presenting of Claims in Government Bounty Cases
Guidance to claimants on how to present bounty and back pay claims under various acts. It requires oath on July 22 1861 advances, names of each instalment, and whether prior veteran status affects eligibility. Officers must state last payment and payer. duplicates of forms may be required.
Lincoln Remains Reinterred Near Monument Site
The remains of President Lincoln were removed yesterday from the Oak Ridges Cemetery vault in Spring Field to a newly constructed vault near the proposed monument site. Lincoln's two children were placed in the same vault, with Robert Lincoln and National Monument Association officials present.
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Oak Ridges Cemetery
Mr.incoln
Robert Lincoln
National’ Monument Association
Unalterable southern pledge to uphold U S supremacy
iGov James L Que of South Carolina sends a dispatch to Secretary Edward in response to a Provisional Government procedure. Gov Orr calls the announcement gratifying to South Carolinians and reiterates his unalterable purpose to aid upholding the supremacy of the United States.
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Money Found At Rochester Depot Claim at Angus Office
A sum of money found at the Rochester Depot was identified as property by description and may be claimed by the rightful owner by visiting the Angus office.
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Trains Schedules From Newcastle and Erie Areas
Train departures listed include Allegheny to Sea Brighton at 9 00 a m 11 25 am 2 05 pm and 6 40 pm with Economy and others. Also times for Greentile and nearby towns 3 50 pm noted.
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