Suppression of Democratic Papers and Forgery Scandal
The piece alleges a premeditated Republican plot to suppress Democratic journals in New York, detailing forged proclamations and party connections. It claims responsibility lies with leading Republican figures while condemning widespread injustice and demanding accountability amid political turmoil.
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Dowe
New York
Jethro, Post
Sun, Commercial
Aldvertiser
Howard the
New York Zimer
Tridun
Journal of Comerce
Washington
Brooklyn Hoyse
Journal of Commerce
Hut
New York Republic
Eco Presa
Dla
Alonn
The Nation Demands Liberty and Change in 1867
The piece condemns pro consuls and the administration for eroding civil liberties, urging citizens to reject the current leadership and demand a return to constitutional governance. It laments wartime excesses, cites losses and corruption, and calls for decisive action at the polls to replace those in power.
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Cntnh
Woolmarmur
Seward Eeada
Conteadora
Buttefffeld
Innet
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Janeson
Adama
Clay
Webster
Benton
Republic
England
New World
White House
Angeanambius
Hercules
Cleveland
Escape of the Meadown expedition before Richmond and Loewe Ford
The narrative recounts Meadown's maid and an attempted retreat as Union forces trap Confederate lines at Yellow Church and Loewe f ords. Cavalry fatigue and broken bridges hinder pursuit while Confederate batteries dominate the field, allowing the Federal column to escape with minimal damage before the Chicks hominy action.
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ReNtoud Examiner
Stuart
Yellow Church
Richmond
Loewe
Meadow Bridge
Nine Mile Road
Bokter
Ce Spas
Deathbed of General J. G. B. Stuart at home
Around noon on Thursday President Davis visited the dying General J. G. B. Stuart, who, amid delirium, spoke of duty to God and country. He disposed of his personal effects, left orders for his wife and officers, and died after expressing trust in God. The Sacramento Union also reports a duel in Austin, California, between Gilly Mulligan and Tom Coleman, won by Coleman after a lengthy exchange of shots and mishaps.
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United States
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Nueth
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de Caphilty
Corte
Fawn
State
Davis
Chaber
Liu
Bnoyel
Loni
Peterkin
Episcopal Church
Tam
Phas
Gener
J. G. B. Stuart
Sacramento
Cal
Gilly Mulligan
Austin
California
Tom Coleman
Coleman
Mulligan
Barnay Mulligan
Bradshaw
Secord
Colenan
Duncan
Mulliganta
Columan
Columnan
Hin
Brashaw
Tom
National Patent Office
SXVY
Matual Commission
Motay Cuubine
Oll Net
Hawe Equity Oe Telya
Feu
Patt Selene Trenshout
Counery
Omer Browinaty
Barelay Sisot
Tee Cary
Tombee
Capltatieta Etiam
Lee Aed
Auch
Alsay
Snyul & Walters
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Dr. Bagel
Expeetat
Dave
Xetatires
Ediol
Reida
Frota
Reece
Diane
Pete
Nik Wimg
Boetel
Tore
Tlyeth
Destructive storm tears through Nashville area neighbors
A violent wind and sun storm swept around Nashville and Nos lensville pike causing widespread damage. Trees were uprooted and fences downed along with houses and outbuildings. Rev John Ruin near Nolonaville pike had home and outbuildings wrecked. Me Woodward nearby saw his dwelling torn apart and his wife and three children injured, with one child’s thumb needing amputation. Several local residents endured heavy losses.
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Nashville
Noslensville Pike
John Ruing
Nolonaville Pike
Woodward
Tha Aning
Wass Xo
Nat
F. Dortch
McConnico
Harper
Lucas
Dez. Wohitsitt
Defeat of Gens Butler and Sigel at Beauregard’s surprise attack
Battlefield reports from Butler's army describe a morning surprise by Beauregard on the right of the line near a brick house serving as Butler's day quarters. Rebels turned the right, forcing retirement. Hecksmann’s brigade bore the brunt, with heavy losses and many wounded. The scene drew praise for bravery amid confusion. The Washington chatter notes Butler’s high losses, calls for leadership changes, and mentions Gen Hunter replacing Sigel amid current criticism.
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Boreham
18Th Corps
Histar
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Sth
98Th New York
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Virginia
Philadelphia Iiaquirer
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
Busler
Sigel
Hatler
Baldy Smith
Geo. Burnside
Sige
Geo. Hunter
Tan
Sam
Strel
Cherry Creek Flood Destroys Denver Area In 1859
Denver city records recount a sudden Cherry Creek flood at night drowning fifteen to twenty people and sweeping away fifty buildings including the Rocky Mountain News office and City Hall. Bridges failed and vast farmlands along the Platte and Cherry Creeks were submerged with crops ruined. property losses exceed one million dollars.
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Cherry Creek
Denver
Tifeen
Rocky Mountain News
Platte
Cherry Creeks
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