Amnesty clash over $20 000 clause and Surratt execution
Report covers Virginian merchants urging Johnson to remove the $20 000 exception from the Amnesty proclamation to aid capital access. It shifts to the Surratt Payne Harrold Atzeroth execution proceedings with Judge Wylie and General Hancock, noting the calm, grim scenes and posthumous fate of the conspirators.
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Johnson
Messrs. Jas
A. Jones
R. A. Lancaster
Wm. J. Haxall
J. L. Apperson
Congress
South
Tennessee
Hancock
Surratt
Metropolitan Hotel
Spaced
Uarrold
Patterson
Payne
Harrold
Riker
Surratts
Holt
Reconstruction debate amid Democratic turmoil and Corry’s treason bid
The Cincinnati Gazette reports on Democratic discord and calls for reconstruction. W I Corry argues servitude and slave restoration as Democratic platform, Vallandigham and Long attend, Corry offers to defend Jeff Davis in treason trial, with no president’s reply yet.
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Cincinnati Gazette
W. I. Corry
Columbus
United States
Democratic Party
Vallandigham
Alexander Long
Corry
Jeff Davis
Two Boston Court Decisions on Prize of Floating Cotton and Rebel Cruiser
In Boston, two court rulings set policy on prize of drifting cotton found by a U S vessel as US property not a derelict but to belong to the United States. A second ruling allowed delaying a rebel cruiser’s sale to protect its value despite English objections. The Choctaws seek peace as their Grand Council plans a Washington delegation of five members from each tribe for permanent peace talks.
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Linn Co
Marion
Prokenia
Mate
Byam & Seymour
Lowa
United States
Boston
Grand Council
Washington
Gold transfer and street brawl in Patavrertina reports
Jay Cooke sent seven thirties for about half a million in gold believed to belong to Tennessee's Treasury under Isham Harris and Governor Charles during Confederate occupation. A violent fight on Jefferson Street ends with a man jailed after a brutal mud fight witnessed by townsfolk. other items cover Davis in disguise and wartime politics.
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Patavrertina
Jay Cooke
Watson Brownlow
Treasury
Tennessee
Isham, Harris
Charles
General Upton
Phe
Aes
Nashville
Parson Bro VW
United States
Tay Cooke
Toy Nashville
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Law
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Marias
Mi Lichens
4 Drug Prote
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J. . Davis
Law & Notary Public
Marion, Linnco, Towa
WM. Smyth
Marion, Laws
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Linn Coyee
J. ML. Conklin
MT. Vernon
Soren
Lian County
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Linncounty
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Atzeroth
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Mexico City
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