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Park Row
N. Y
Stateat
Boston
Ancts
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R. i T. Taylor
Treason in Lawrence County Editorials Roar Against Emancipation
The Lawrence county text denounces abolition policy, labeling northern editors as traitors and urging harsher action against those opposing the Confederacy. It cites southern officials warning deserters, imploring duty and threatening punishment to suppress rebellion amid Gen. Lee's orders and the war's evolving aims.
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South
North
Carolina
Lee
Georgia
South Carolina
Tpbel
Copperheads
Insurrection Rumors Rise Across Georgia and South Carolina
A sworn wartime article argues that widespread insubordination and rebellion exist in Georgia and South Carolina. It claims southern protests threaten Union unity and calls for continued hard war to preserve constitutional supremacy and defeat treason.
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Soeibern
Georgia
South Carolina
Ndt
Tei
South
North
Democracy
Ox Fortovan soldiers and officers on furlough energized by recent battles
Col R P Roberts and TC Nicholson of the 140th Regiment rest at home on furlough. Roberts praises regiment health with no deaths in the county. Nicholson thrives, promotion news follows. Bonaparte Miller and David Vankirk jailed for meat theft at Spring House, Darlington. they escaped jail but were recaptured.
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TC. Nicholson
140Th
Roberts
Nicholson
Shallenberger
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Lianceny
Bonaparte Miller
David Vankirk
Beaver
Brittain
Darlington
Petition to Gov Curtin on Mrs Barker clemency questioned
In a letter dated Feb 14 1868 residents EU RENO TM M S JOHNS and J T HOLMES say they signed a petition to Gov Curtin supporting Mrs Barker without reading it. They express sympathy but note they cannot endorse all charges and seek executive clemency with caution about the petition's contents.
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Eprron Beaver Appus
Barker
Mia
EU Reno
Johns
J. T. Holmes
Political Turmoil and War Sentiment Stir an 1860s Legislature
The piece voices harsh views against emancipation and civil rights while criticizing lawmakers. It accuses leaders like Hopkins and Kane of trying to derail the government and urges perseverance amid attacks. It notes army morale, treason talk, and stalled appropriation bills as the session nears its end.
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Legiala
Congress
Hopkins, Kane, &c
Committee On Federal Relations
Hopkins
Glenn
Wakefield
Almoll
Senate
Supreme Court
Rorrox
Angus
Dixie
New York
Herald, World
Calhoun
Montis
Sinled
J. R.T
Governor Curtin vetoes change of venue bill in Commonwealth case
Governor Curtin returns the bill to the Senate with objections. He argues defendants have right to speedy public trial by impartial jury in vicinage and opposes removal of indictment to distant counties unless impartial jury cannot be had. Senate debate follows with 24 Yeas 0 Nays.
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Curtin
Commonwealth
Barker
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of
Sénate
Beaver
Fayette County
Senate
Yras-Nono
Nave
Boughtér
Boucher
Giymer
Donovan
Glatz
Hiestand
Kinsey
Lowry
M’candleas
Paseed
Letter From New York Reflects Civil War Turmoil
A New York letter dated February 11 2968 laments the Civil War era gloom and treason fears while praising steady supporters of the Union. It comments on Northern treachery, the media’s influence, and calls for unity as the war effort continues amid international mediation rumors. The piece closes with shipping news and a report on Napoleon’s mediation proposal and possible Confederate recognition.
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New York
Royal Mail
Liverpool
France
Bradfor
America
United ‘States
England
Napleon
Slidellin
Europe
Weasols
Shamas
London Times
Origis
Adbt
Peel
Lincoln
Edigt
Report on Anderson troops reform plans and leadership
Hagussnune Feb 12 Gov Curtin receives Rosecrans intelligence about the Anderson regiment. All members return to duty and reorganization will start at once. Col Padiner arrives in Nashville and exerts influence. Rosecrans says the regiment has material to erase the stain of refusal and to surpass hopes of its friends.
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Hagussnune
Curtin
Mercier Visit Inquiry and Prisoner War Dispatches
Seward explains to Richmond that since March 4 1861 no direct or indirect negotiations or recognitions have been conducted with rebels or their aides by the government or the Secretary of State regarding prisoners of war. No foreign minister has been granted access to such discussions.
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A. Seward
M. Mercier
Richmond
Gay
Mina Ae 'Brekidenes
Negro soldiers in the Civil War debated in abolition era argu
The piece weighs objections to arming Black men as soldiers, arguing against fears of miscegenation and uniform inequality. It asserts prejudice wanes under fair trial, compares to other prejudices, and emphasizes discipline and control under military regimentation. It promises further discussion of benefits.
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Ni Minn
San
Brethern
Confederate Cavalry Rout Near Stafford Court House
Unit from Ax of the THth Regiment of Cavalry surprised by a Rebel party on patrol five miles from Stafford Court House. After brief resistance they were surrounded and captured. Casualties and prisoners listed: Lieut P A English wounded in leg. prisoners Brice Bomeey David Hail Sam Christler John Mowry Jos Potts Harper Nevin Arthur Whig Godfrey Miller D M Bruce DG Brade. Star, 18th inet.
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Tafford Court House
Arly
Milo‘Cain
Leonard Miller
Lieut
P. A
English
Brice ‘ Bomeey
David Hail
Sam Christler
John
Mowry
Jos
Potts
Harper
Nevin Arthur
Godfrey
Miller
M. Bruce
Brade
Star
Iron clad Queen Ends Rebel Blockade Run at Vicksburg
The Union ironclad Queen recently broke the Rebel blockade near Vicksburg and returned to Milliken's Bend. She destroyed three Confederate steamboats loaded with provisions for the army and passed within range of Port Hudson where shots were exchanged.
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Eaf
Union
Vickeburg
Rebel Distress and Confederate Trade Pressures
Rebel correspondence shows growing distress in the Confederate states. Government contractor reports high freight costs to Richmond from Nassau and inflation across essential goods. traders urge the War Department to run the blockade, arguing decisive action could exhaust rebel supplies within a month.
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Merers, Vernon & Co
Richmond
Narsau
Nassau
England
Death of Nicholas Longworth noted in Cincinnati obituary
The distinguished advocate of native industry Nicholas Longworth died at his Cincinnati residence on Tuesday February after a severe illness. Born January 16 1783 in New Jersey, he moved to Ohio in 1803 and became a renowned lawyer. He championed grape cultivation and wine making, introducing varieties like Catawba and Norton, and his investments boosted Cincinnati’s growth.
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H Is
Cinciniiatij
N. J
Cou
Longworth
Caroling
Als
Ohio
Cincinnati
United States
Resolutions Denounce Treason as Threat to Union
In a fiery public address, leaders vow strict measures against treasonous acts and calls for unwavering loyalty to the Constitution. They demand unconditional submission to laws and warn that traitors face severe punishment, while affirming resolve to uphold government authority and national unity.
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Arma
Athet
Kansas
Woragai
Local Missouri Senate Ballot Result Near JerrEenon
In JerrEenon City Missouri a joint session adjourned until February 12 after a ballot count. The results show Brock leading with 47 votes and Wingattea at 5. Browtridge secures Seat NOR PRES.
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Castle Journal and
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Lawrence
Fort. Lafay- Aatte
Ana
Daris
Cobb
Flog
Thompson
Lawrence County
Dir Tiew
Vallan‘digham
Shane
Bro- Long
Jeff. Davis
Svbose
Devil
United’ States
Ies ‘i
Tha
Mvernor
Alabama
Nicholas
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