Confiscation and penalties under wartime law in 1862
The piece argues that confiscating rebel property is a constitutional power of Congress and state governments. It asserts confiscation or forfeiture as punishment for treason and rebellion, including slaves as property, and defends these measures as necessary to defend the republic against armed subversion. It condemns Northern slaveholders who oppose constitutional wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiserica
Republican Party
Congress
Magzist
Sherri
Frederick Tall
Tonia
Sollions
Capt
Webb
Hiyamman Dink
Saginaw
Mater Alb
Wataon
Tie Machigan
Port Royal Ferry
Grant Rapidean
Waite
Conneil
Raalel Ridge
Misanutri
Iast
Fonda
Fang
Hanceen
St. Lottie
Trensen
New York Times
Port Royal
Ordor
Susawan
Tinotfones
Jetierm
Havana
Vera Cruz
Anatcurtonas
Onargeric
Wieenaeerrens
Naweon
Dickey
Baltimore
Stone
War News and War Dispatches Report Many Developments
The column mixes military movements and political notes from the Civil War era. It covers British views on maneuvers, Union plans with Gen. Thomas, Burnside moving toward Kentucky, and private letters describing transport hardships, weather, and camp life. It notes stock market jitters in New York amid war talk and Treasury notes becoming legal tender. It also mentions preparations at Cairo and Kentucky weather, with digressions on a cave excursion and camp routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritave
Lake Do
Mnason
Slidelaffate
Urasius
Yalinico Sound
Deuit
Chiengé Prituare
Manaseis
N.Y
Washington
England
Poace
Spain
Associated Paris
State Department
Kansas
Lane
Hunter
Gen. Banks
Worden
Blaze
Pensacola
Montgomery
New York
Michigan Central
Comitutes
Treasury
Postoffice Department
Ghion
Tintlock
University of Missouri
Senate
Bright
Pulaski
Typee Island
Savannah
Pomeroy
Gen- Lane
Leavengrorth
Gon
Tone
Grant
Tennessee
Cumberland
Kentucky
Abitute
Louisville
Nashville
Beanre Lord
Anera
Ges. Thomas
Agid
Afrail
Mobile
Fan
the Register
Feasio Richmond
Bowlin
Green
Green River
the Times Dispatch
Poolsville
Pirrth
Witten
Sieeesa
Lasbee
Lint Bintsull
Aleclellan
Laie
Gers Lunter
Suter
Paulsville
Ericsson
Green Point
Lory Island
Fortress Monroe
Tan
Gat. Burnside
Marble Nash
Kiglor
Lun
Lay’s
Resteray
Ssavinnab
Cumpsuulively
Quet
Bork Pulaski
Wall's Cit
Wilmington Telaat
Fort Pulaski
Sampson
Fylera
Shu
Furt
Janab
Teela
Philadelphia
Morkade
Potuimae
Port Royalside of Capt Baldwin and prize laden vessel
Fragmentary report describes Port Royal near Baldwin harbor, a vessel fitted with 82 pounders and armed, a prize-laden voyage from the South, and a boiler accident that damaged a ship and risked capture. Mentions privateer activity, Confederate schooners Richmond and Feasio, and blockade run attempts near Pensacola and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Royaltunde
Baldwin
Bheitloro
Bates Aa Ga
Ulpeerage
New Orleans
Marshall Price Current Weekly Prices List
A chaotic OCR list shows corrected weekly prices for agricultural goods. Items include corn and beans per bushel, wheat per bushel, oats per bushel, oats per bushel, tobacco per pound, and various meats with inconsistent spellings. The fragment references multiple markets and commodities without clear dates or locations.
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Marsstall Statesman
Praceett
Aeds Feapaet Merchant
Rorheater
Diad
Elas
Zee
Peptmant
Bacon
Ont Y Alot
Sul
Sam
White Gorge
Cho Cai
Taub
Oder
Carmo
Chiro
Finois
St. Joseph
Swithland
Cumberland River
Eaten
Gen. McClellan
Nsuveral
Porédor
Cou
Foote
Corwin
Homy
Mexico
Thame
Norfolk
Balbo
Richmond
Koeping
Zidan
Gressiinal
Wilson
Missouri
Southeeast
Pacific Railroa
Ton Eyck
Hovss
Feasendon
Chi Tribune
Burnside
Ti Committee of Commarca
Sargent
General News
Brenig
Dordt
Alda
Tinbury
Ald
Dixon
Messing
Benedict
Billas
Mann
Ptreep Fund
Touston
MéKerman
Street
Copland
Strode
Whiteleraport
Ald. Johnson
City of Marahalt
Conmittes
Fire Department
Hock & Ladqup Co
Fea Ifon Efferwnt Tack & Ladder Company
Ney
ATP Ss. Waren
Tunsginn
Trent
Faker
Ranediot
Marshall House
Wnth
Lee
Uwoer
Davin H. Lustner
Camp Makin
Hoscieg
Ubogtelelock
Bon
Geangor
Marshall Price
Bali
Coaras
Peavey
Wladociétania Book Store
Mas
Folpaacy
Tite
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