A Nation of Treasonous Talk and Threats
The item condemns Roger A. Pryor for supporting rebel sympathizers and calls for his fate. It cites an 1860 Norfolk Herald speech praising violence against the President and vows Vergence punishment for Pryor, accusing him of blood guilt for loyal men.
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Roger A. Pryor
Peteraburg
Pryor
Norfolk Herald
the Herald
Ashland Hall
Douglas
Norfolk
United States
Union
Lincoln’s Lincoln Day Oration at Independence Hall
The republication recalls Abraham Lincoln’s February 22 156 speech in Philadelphia. Lincoln expresses devotion to the Declaration of Independence and the principle of liberty for all, warns against surrendering that principle for peace, and notes he could be ready to die rather than abandon democracy. The report, praised as faithful, presents his public words in the city.
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Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Bia Gret
Philadelia
Tam
Unwell Thadeus Stephens Travel and Lincoln Reference
A fragmentary travel note from Lancaster mentions Thadeus Stephens being too ill to travel and references James Buchanan. The writer condemns Lincoln’s assassin, lamenting the ruined image of the republic and the aging former leaders as they pass the city.
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James Buchanan
The
New York Tribune
Lincoln
New Orleans Shells and Mortars Mark Mobile Assault
The piece notes the use of wooden mortars made from gum tree by Gen. McArthur during the Mobile attack. A shell from a wooden mortar reportedly killed and wounded eleven Confederates. Two such mortars were brought to the city by Col. Thomas and Capt. McLean for inspection at the St. Charles Hotel and for possible display at the Chicago Sanitary Commission Fair to gauge their value.
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Wav
New Orleans
Mobile
McArthur
McLean
St. Charles Hotel
Chicago
Exiled generals move amid rebel realms and court battles
Reports describe a mass exodus as generals flee, with 18 orders issued to relocate north in Virginia toward Alexandria and disband. Trials and arrests unfold, including a notable arrest connected to a large conspiracy, while commissions examine the extent of the plot across the country.
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the Herald
Seouls
Danville
Greenfestas
Howard
Alexandria
Mgairy
Harrold
Bean
Dougherty
Booth
Newark
Hérald
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Tapeau
Floresina
Uruguay
Herald
Washington
Chase
Gome South
United States
Charleston
Aiken
Apn Bv
Taj
Ton
Welles
Hampton
Davis
Breckinridge
Mexico
Unclear River Transport Notices Amid Stale Sickness Rumors
Fragmented report notes river travel disruptions on Tuesday with foul odors along a levee and miasma feared to cause sickness. It lists boats and routes from Memphis to Vincang, St Louis to Gincilowat, Evansville to Nashyt, and other segments and officials cited without clear dates or outcomes.
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Memphis
Vincingat
Neagetuck
St. Lou's
Leoti
Nashvilla
Elk
Grayville
Konavila
Hallock
Henderson
Evamarille
Raanda
Calre
Evansville
Rose Hmila
Louie Tie
Amd
Ereturn
Armonia
Lontertile
Nashyt
Unclear OCR Text Signals Mixed Phrases
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions items like gloves, crows, towers, and company names but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons. The text is severely garbled, preventing a reliable summary of a specific news item. No clear outcome or action is discernible.
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Wade
Isso
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Jamo Fl. Moneely
M. Thayer
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Evansville Journal Company
Abraham Shate
New York Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Manuel
Lancaster
Thadeus Stephens
Republic
Leon
Brownlow
Bend
Italy
New York
New York Times
Dovernor
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Philadelphia
Springfield
Edwin Booth
Robert
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Richmond
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Loemst
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Laattode
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Grego & CO
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Fuller, Finch & Fuller
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Thiele
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Whanets
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Malo
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Teade
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Richardes
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