Novel Decision Freed Man and Woman in Court Dallal Settlement
In a Mobile case Nancy Wilkins sues Hughlylorry Hunter for grand larceny over $2010 taken from her, with both parties charged for adulterous conduct. The case moves from the Mayor to Freedmen's Court where a fine of five dollars for adultery is imposed and the couple are married by Justice Stark after a disputed settlement.
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Freedmen’s Bureau
Mobile ‘Tribe
Porel Recigian
Nancy Wilkins
Hughlylorry Hunter
Neverthglass
Tren Ant
Apows
Nancy
Tuckleberry
Han
Sonny
Huckleberry
Dupo Iity
I. I. Stark
Marné
Good Advice From The Right Quarter Letter on wartime policy
The New York Commercial Advertiser denounces the radical press tone toward the President and urges calm statemanship. It argues there is no treason in contacts with Congress, warns against insinuations, and calls for honest, temperate policy to restore unity amid war.
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New York
Commercia Advertiser
Gammerciad
Congress
Shocking Soldier Entombed Alive Tale From Urbana
A circulated report claims a returned soldier was found frozen in a grove near Urbana and, after burial, heard sounds from his grave. Investigations revealed he had been entombed alive, with warmth still in his body, prompting fears of ghosts. The tale, yet unconfirmed, comes amid political chatter in Washington about vetoes and party lines.
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Champaign
Lit
Urbana
Tem
Personal appearance of President Johnson noted by Washington correspondent
A Washington correspondent sketches President Andrew Johnson for a Lincoln anniversary speech, describing a sturdy six foot frame, broad shoulders, strong jaw, dark hair with gray streaks, swarthy complexion, and a clear harsh voice. The report also notes intense but cool demeanor during remarks and references a London oration scene and reactions of officials nearby.
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Johnson
Washington
Girard’s Secret and the Atlanta Robbery Rumor
In a 19th century style editorial tone, the Athene Watchman recounts Stephen Girard’s belief in advertising for business success and warns of predatory Yankees who lured people westward into famine, noting a rumor of a saline party hiring enslaved workers, and criticizing such criminals as unfit to ship cargo to Cuba.
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Stephen Girard
Busness
Boisnees
Atlanta
State Road
Cuba
Athene [Co
Stanton persists in office amid protests and rhetoric
The piece portrays Stanton as a living sacrifice who refuses to resign despite pressure from the President. It compares his longevity to Taney and notes a military guard at his home. The dialogue references Mrs Partington debating political fate and a proposed remedy to benefit Ike.
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Don Pratt
Taney
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Stantonious
Houce
Caear Livisa Adapted Living at Wallingford
A Wallingford Connecticut group, described as a company of communists, reportedly maintained strict self discipline by avoiding tobacco tea coffee pork and profanity. They kept expenses for food and clothing at 240 dollars weekly, about 34 cents per day per person.
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Caear Livisa
Wallingford
Conn
Queen and Meeting Street
Charleston
S. C
Vielo
Santi
Joseph Purcell
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