Andrew Johnson Defends Constitution in March 1869 Farewell
President Andrew Johnson declares his administration faithful to the Constitution and Union. He warns against centralization and party excess, urges states to retain rights and electors, and calls for education on constitutional checks as the nation closes a turbulent era. He reflects on loyalty, peace efforts, and responsibility as he signs off from office.
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Purchase and Presentation to Gen Shere man Speeches
Nevada reports on the purchase and presentation to General Sherman as described in the Speeches edited by eic NEVADA. The item notes ceremonial exchange, context of military history, and the public reception in Nevada.
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Fortieth Congress Senate March 3 Ends Session With Key Votes
The Fortieth Congress Senate adjourned after passing the Deficiency bill at 7 this morning. Debates fixed on Corcoran's test oath resolution and strengthened public credit with a new US notes commitment. Army Appropriation bill advances, conference reports debated, and multiple measures sent to the President for signature. Evening session includes votes on damages, telegraph duties, and national banking reporting.
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Debt Figures Show Matured Bonds Not Presented
The report lists matured debt not presented for payment totaling 57 140 000 00 with 14 000 000 00. in treasury remains 1 816 350 00. Other totals show 98 741 260 72 and 16 853 529 64 as additional balances.
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Proclamation Protest by Ex King George of Hanover
A document signed by ex King George of Hanover surfaces in Beruts on March 3 protesting the seizure of his private property by the Prussian government.
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Capture of Carlist Leaders in Arrogon
Mapaio reports seven Carlist leaders arrested in Arrogon. Government seized concealed arms and ammunition, along with important papers and correspondence.
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Viscount Gough Dies at Age 90
Marcu 3 reports the Viscount Gough died yesterday at the age of 90. His passing marks the end of a long life and service, with details of funeral arrangements yet to be announced by the family.
Kohat affair eases after initial disaster reports
Advices from India state the Kohat incident was less disastrous than first feared. Only one British soldier was killed and two were taken prisoner. Financial reports note quiet U S securities and varied railways. Market summaries cover consols, fives, and commodity prices across London Paris Liverpool and Havre with mixed movements in cotton and corn.
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PARDONED COUNTERFEITER BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON
Charlee C. Brockaway, sentenced to fifteen years for counterfeiting, received a presidential pardon today on the recommendation of Marshall O Murray Col Wax P Wood and others. Detectives Coyle and Irving arrested John H Botts suspected of burner attacks in Connecticut. The Union League Club plans a Madison Square salute with calcium lights and music at the inauguration.
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Charter election results in Urica and Exranaa cities
In Urica the Democratic city ticket wins by around 95 to 788 margins with four Republicans and two Democrats elected to the Supervisors and the Common Council unchanged. In Exranaa Stephen McDonald reelected mayor by about 340. Three Republicans and four Democrats become Aldermen shaping a Democratic majority on the Common Council.
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Vessel Owners' Association Sets Freight Rates for 1809
At a meeting of the Vessel Owners Association the group agreed that in 1809 freights will not be carried east of Cape Cod for less than 250 dollars per ton and to Rhode Island for less than 2 dollars per ton.
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Hughes Nominated for Michigan Supreme Court Justice
Detroit dispatch reports the Democratic State Convention in Lansing nominated J. D. Hughes for Justice of the Supreme Court with the vote completed on March 2.
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Markets report from St Louis and New Orleans data
Markets from St Louis show sugar and pork prices, with pork at 2250 and hog products steady though some misprints. New Orleans notes cotton stiff and sugar nominal with primes at 12 13 cents, 17i for yellow, while Havana reports a dull sugar market with firmer exchange via cable.
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Leonard's sale 100 pictures and carpet wares offered
Parintines notes Leonard's sale Friday featuring 100 pictures belonging to various parties sold with frames. Also listed heavy wool Kidderminster and linen carpets with prices per yard and Electro Carpets. Advertisement ends with medical cures for influenza and dyspepsia claims and a plant-based tonic promise.
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Bargain Coatings and Suitings From Custom House Sale
Fresh from the Custom House a large line of French English and German coatings and suitings bought for currency at less than land cost. English suitings from 45 to 50 dollars the suit, French and German goods 50 dollars, English medium weights 40 dollars per suit, Scotch heavy and light 38 to 40 dollars, over sacks 25 to 66 dollars, pantaloons 8 to 15 dollars. New and choice goods not duplicable, promised in thorough stylish workmanship.
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