Ohio State Republican convention nominates J J Cox for Governor
Scrambled telegraph items report the Ohio State Republican convention meeting and nomination of J J Cox for Governor. Other items note Alexandria sanitary commission fire damage, a court martial in New Orleans, Gen Rosecrans heading to Nevada, and a tense crowd clash with soldiers in Staten Island.
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Ohio State Republican Convention
J. J. Cox
Theatorhousa
Sanitary Commission
Alexandria
Burliutia
New Orleans
Gen. Rosecrans
Nevada
Johnson's policy critique on Jefferson Davis treatment
A Washington letter condemns the harsh confinement of Jefferson Davis. The author urges President Johnson to improve his prisoner’s severe conditions, arguing the brutal regime violates humane standards and international law, and could stain the administration’s reputation. It frames the case as a test of wartime justice and national integrity.
Belligerent rights and Confederate leaders in civil war law
A proofed excerpt discusses belligerent rights during the Civil War and the status of the South as conquered yet treated under international law rules. It argues that vanquished parties remain subject to belligerent rights and deserve fair treatment, calling for neutral handling of Davis and Davis’s status and urging Medohason to change the approach to Mr Davis.
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South Seom
North
Avery
Defiges
Davis
Gen Dee
Davies
Plan of the New Ludtan Campautge and Frontier Expeditions
A Civil War era dispatch reports delays to projected expeditions against frontier settlements and gold regions. It details two main routes: up the Missouri to Fort Rice then Devil's Lake and another via the Big Sheyenne to Powder River, with mounted troops, cavalry companies, a battery, and Illinois and Dakota units involved. Emigrant trains under Sanger and Crook aim to open new routes toward Montana, escorted by U S volunteers and Dakota cavalry, with significant funding allocated.
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Buackert
Hortons Sr
Pach Paeate
Minnesota
Port Sully
Powder River
Montaoa
Migouri
Fort Rice
Devil's Like
Mission du Chien
Atia
Fort Pierre
Big Sheyenne
Blick Hills
Platte Valley
Umalin
Lawn
Illnois
Tme
Git Lown Cavalry
United States
Sanger
Montana
Dakota Cavalry
Crooktoys
Yankton
Hig Shayenne
Ifilla
Richmond judge underwood occupies McVeigh house after sale
A Richmond judge underwood, now in the eastern district of Virginia, is claimed to own the dwelling of William M. McVeigh in Alexander by a decree of confiscation and sale. McVeigh’s son lived there. McVeigh, over fifty, was indicted for treason. The article questions due process and constitutional limits on forfeiture and attainder.
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Richmond Bulletin
Waderwood
Thia City
United Suates Court
Vorzinia
William M. McVeigh
Alexander
Norfolk
United States
Underwood Ng
Muraboll Owen
Yong and June 22 Gold 14 at ir
Fragmentary notice dated June 22 mentions Yong and a gold amount of 14 at ir with reference to page 2. Proceedings or context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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W Yong
Tax collection rules amid insurrection era details
The Treasury issues regulations on tax collection in seceded states. back taxes waived for now but collectible later. 1864 income tax to be assessed, other excise duties start with district creation. Cotton and turpentine duties apply to current holders. manufactured tobacco and distilled spirits exempt unless bought after districting or sent North for sale.
War Department Shakeup Rumors and Civil War News
June reports describe Governor Brough likely to succeed Stanton as War Secretary. The Chicago trials and star chamber action drew strong reactions, with pardons debated. Telegraphs note rebel movements, ship arrivals, and a deadly railway collision near Carlisle bridge. Boston billiards match crowned Walworth champion.
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Cipcixsatr
Teia
Brough
Secretary Stanton
War Department
Chis
Walah
Duhnion
Hinvelf
Chicago
Star Chamber
Rnfamans
Ayer, Shanks & Co
Aires
Calcutta
Greenfel
Election results and a Portyouth incident reported
In Accomac and Northampton counties at the late election Cuatia and Tyler led the Congressional vote with a combined margin of 131 for Cuatia. Hetlam and Fields were elected House delegates as conservatives. The Commercial Bulletin notes 2nd U.S. colored cavalry mutinied on a Portyouth steamer, seized control, clashed with White troops, and were driven ashore and disarmed.
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New York
Richmond
Accomac
Northampton
W. H. B. Cuatia
Accomac County
Geo. O. Tyler
Sicomne
Thomas H. Hetlam
Drovohn W. Fields
Louse
Commercial Bulletin
St.the
Portyrouth
Graham
Riot at Staten Island Quarantine Gates Ends in Bloodshed
A crowd clashes with the 66th Regiment detachment outside the Quarantine grounds after a dispute over regimental merits. Soldiers fire volleys into the crowd, wounding 20 to 30. Lt Col Wilson, a 66th officer, is shot by a comrade. several rioters are arrested as Captain Naugatuck’s squad enforces order. Major injuries include a soldier losing a leg and others receiving amputations.
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Staten Ihland
66Th
Ggsh
Col. Wilson
Aaslers
Peter King
Mortimer Duryea
Foreign and Civil War News from New Orleans June 21
A stream of dispatches reports General Beauregard's arrest and transport to Washington and a large meeting endorsing Governor Childa's removal of the state. Updates from Mexico and Cuba describe puppet rulers, rebel crushes, and shifting loyalties as Union sentiments spread in the South and among Mexican residents.
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Beauregard
Washington
Childa
Bin
Basen
Clark
Mississippi
Mobile
Wushington
Albert Pike
Kellogg
News from Washington and Confederate rearguard
New York June 22. The Herald Savannah correspondent reports Breckenridge escape near Jeff Davis and capture agents. The fugitives crossed Georgia and Florida to the coast, seized a small boat, sailed to Cardinal lone after three days without food. They were welcomed in Havana by the Spanish government. Richmond: loyal Virginia legislature delay due to ten day rule. no quorum but temporary organization. Gen Gordon released, civil rule restored. Wasuixerow: Brig. Gen. Wild to Georgia under Gen. Howard to supervise freedmen’s bureau. Fourth of July celebrations planned in Raleigh. Pardons granted include Phillip Lee and John A. Davis and James T. Seward. Treasury appointment for New York City discussed. Van Dyck favored. South Carolina delegation seeks provisional governor and equal footing with other states. Union convention in Columbia elects W. B. Woods president, J. D. Cox nominated for governor. resolutions mourn Lincoln and support Johnson. Washington: Idaho governor Lyon denies exile, claims business trip on Lincoln leave. Ledger notes capital move dispute in Lewiston, and Kansas Pacific Board restructuring order rescinded.
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Cappre
Alent
Jefferson Davia
Cortes Munroe
Sacharova
Andeyn Johnson
Jefherson Davis
Wace
Maebial
Jeferson Davis
Johnson
Davis
New York
The
Herald
Savannah
Saya
Jeff
Davia
Georgia
Florida
Cardinal
Havana
Richmond
Pierpont
Loyal Legisature of
Virginia
Gordon
Norfolk
Wasuixerow
Gen. Wild
Masa
Howard
Refugee and
Freedmen’s Bureau
State of Georgia
Saxon
Raleigh
N. C
Phillip Lee
John A. Davia
Tenn
Jas. TL. Seward
U. S. Congress
van Dyck
South Carolina
Wayward
Executive Mansion
P. m
Buckley
Charleston
South Caroins
Cincinnati
Columbia
W. B. Woods
W. Sec'y
J.D. Cox
A. G. McBurney
Warren
S. Warner
Loraine
J. Brinkerball
James Moore
Board of Public Works
Livat
Rodney
Sufpreme
Prenda Ni Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Wasuindtoy
the Herald
Ca'eb Lyon
Idaho
Lincoln
Legielature
Lewinton
Boycen
Tribune
Tsawe Arnold
Soxth
Iva
Wright
Berhis
Kansas
Pacific Reiroad
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Garryowen
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Iowa
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TINE
Thompson & Jones
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Taylor's Land Agency
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J. W. Tayloh, JR
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Christian Kayser
Travelers Insurance Co
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Feading
Sonller
Winnie
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Main Street
Bubvuque
Justzreceivedzat Siamager
Julius Caryian
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Martin
France
Luis XIV
Thackary
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Cline
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Uf. P. Garcett
Pronorra
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Attorney AT Law
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Sprague
Omoe
Jane Sclwantne
Williams & Son
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Lave
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Nile B
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Ambeorr
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Aker
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Burton Plock
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Mera Fayn
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Werth
Memy
Thie State
Wisconela
Misaeedta
George W. Burton
Wilecossin
Mingeedta
Entoire of
Chayline
Burton &C0
Chapline, Burton, & DO
Ray God Poe
Enond Baud
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