Secretary Stanton Refuses Sickles Relief From Carolinas Command
Secretary Stanton declines General Sickles request to be relieved from command in the Carolinas. Sickles had sent the appeal to the Secretary of War and Stanton responds no change at this time. General Grant has replied to Sheridan but withholds publication until President Johnson returns. He reportedly ordered Sheridan to act as usual until then, with definitive orders to follow on the President’s return.
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Victor Hugo Appeals for Maximilian Mercy Across Ocean
Paris reports Victor Hugo addressing President Juarez urging mercy for Maximilian, suggesting life spared by republics as the fitting punishment for the foreign ruler. Rome notes St Peter's Martyrdom anniversary preparations with four hundred bishops and thousands of priests assembling. Florence reports bitter Italian sentiment toward Catholic clergy after recent festival tensions. Cholera reports continue in Rome and Sicily. London market roundup shows cotton and feedstuffs prices. Western corn slips, oats flat, data for barley, peas, flour, and pork prices mixed.
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General Grant Replies to Sheridan Refusal to Publish
New York's Tribune reports Grant answered Sheridan's list letter but will not publish until President Johnson returns. Stanton declines Sickles's request to be relieved from the Carolinas command. A cabinet review of the Attorney General's second opinion on military command powers was completed. Stanton alone dissented on the vote. Public disclosure of the proceedings was rejected.
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Suits to Recover Damague in San Francisco
In San Francisco on Tuesday the state filed suits against the Pacific Mail Company to recover 20000 for violation of passenger commutation tax requirements. Also named are owners and consignees of ships Garland Litenssuthard and Gem is the Ocean for similar penalties. The law imposes a five dollar per head tax on passengers from foreign ports, with a 1.50 penalty per passenger for noncompliance.
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Fire destroys block in Council Bluffs and office loss
Fire in Council Bluffs Iowa on Monday night wipes out a block including the Nonpareil office. Loss estimated at 20000 with no stated insurance. Also notes Nebraska Legislature adjournment and Kansas Pacific Railroad flood repairs with trains running to Saline and Fort Harker.
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North American Gone Ashore Near Anticosti Island
The North American ran ashore at the south point of Anticosti Island at 11 p m on Sunday night the 16th. All lives saved and crew and passengers in good health. Cargo being jettisoned, mails and baggage landed. ship light. Rescue expected to offload if weather remains moderate.
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Megistration Acquittal of Parties Charged with Perjury
In Richmond on Wednesday June 20, acquittals were entered for two parties charged with perjury. The proceedings concluded after closing arguments and jury deliberation.
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Jury Frees Bay and Others in Charleston Murder Trial
In Charleston South Carolina on Wednesday June 2 the jury found Bay and co defendants not guilty of the murder of Roe in a recent duel and the prisoners were discharged Judge Moses ordered the next jury panel to be chosen under General Sickles order ensuring equal jury service rights for all citizens without regard to color
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Death and Music Hall Opening Mark Evening in Illinois
On Wednesday, June 26, a cholera death was reported at Weistger's Music Hall, which opened last night with a grand concert. The venue was described as second to none in the country, and the events marked a notable night in the area.
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Preeid Paraprtents Plan Reception for President Return
June 31 meeting of merchants bankers and citizens to arrange a suitable reception for the President on his return from the East.
Commencement of KRegistras SAVANNAS and voter registration
Voter registration began with SS whites and 151 colored voters registered in Savannas. Market notes from Philadelphia and Toledo cover wheat, corn, rye, and flour prices, with modest sales and little movement. Mention of Secretary Seward’s Boston speech appears in the same notices.
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Sachem Candidate Wins at Tammany Hall Night
Louis Gaylord Clark reports that at Tammany Hall Mike Walsh witnessed his favored candidate win the Sachem election over an unwelcome rival. Walsh rose in celebration and soared aloft, a vivid moment captured in the account.
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