President Pardons and War News From New York to Richmond
General Lonz Keet was pardoned by the President. Santa Anna’s arrival in Mexico is reported. A $100,000 damage from a New York fire is noted. The Russian Treaty ratified. Louisville and Nashville build a new iron bridge over the Cumberland. General Sickles issues a clarification of General Order No 3. The New York to New Orleans time cut to twelve hours by the Louisville Convention. Chief Justice Chase on Confederate debt discharge. California Republicans split, Des Moines nominating a governor and lieutenant governor. Perjury charges against Richmond locals over registration. A Franklin Tennessee shooting, a Paris Exposition appointment, and black registration trends in Alabama and Virginia. Grant and Stanton on registration. Frawley defeats Cloate in a billiards match. Connecticut passes an eight hour law. Birmingham riots quelled. Rome unrest tamped. Surratt case continues toward guilt. Scotch Irish delegates’ farewell services. Cabinet discussion on Southern voter qualifications. War Secretary dissenting. Ohio GAR encampment supports equal suffrage and Sheridan. President travels with Seward and Rotzman. Baltimore citizens host the President. The Progress of Liberal Ideas notes liberal trends and reforms, with broader European reforms and a July session of Congress anticipated. The piece contrasts liberal movements in England and Austria with Mexican and American Reconstruction debates.
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Indiana notes and events in Terre Haute and across Vigo
Indiana items from Terre Haute Journal report a U S marshal sale of the Steemer Mason at the wharf on June 28. The Wabash Bridge at Logansport is bought by the county to open the span. Greencastle plans a large Fourth of July at the College Campus with a long committees list. Vigo county treasury receipts total 133345 93 with 7111 89 in excess disbursements. poor expenses are 14287 40. St Agnes Hall pupils exhibit and Bishop Talbott delivers the Baccalaureate. A bold burglary near Greencastle nets 500 cash and clothing. a train conductor is stabbed at Seymour by John Moore, with the assailant captured and to face trial. The Lafayette Courier notes Stanton and Grant loyalty in Reconstruction and reports earnings in Britain, with wages by class and totals. Reconstructed rebels and criticism of Andrew Johnson appear, plus Civil War era political chatter and railroad talks including Indianapolis to Vincennes plans and a Lafayette encampment. A list of 4th of July speakers and celebrants is given by Terre Haute Journal.
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United States
Steemer Mason
Wabash
Logansport
Greencastle
Vigo County
St. Agnes Hall
Terre Haute
Talbott
Joseph Drew
W. H. Woodruff
Mr. Drew
Mr. Woodruff
Jeffersonville
Seymour
John Moore
Thomas Daily
Daily
Lynch
Lafayette Courier
Anniversary Day in Britain Celebrations and Turbulent Riot
Queen Victoria marks the thirtieth anniversary of accepting the United Kingdom with bells at Windsor and a royal salute, while Birmingham endures protests and mob violence over Papal policies. Rioters clash with police and troops, with injuries reported but no deaths. A Rome dispatch claims 200 armed men sought a republic but failed. Separate items detail Surratt and Booth linkage testimony and the President's ceremonial journey northward with dignitaries and Knights Templars.
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United Kingdom
London
St. James’ Park
Windsor Castle
Birmingham
Mam
Murphy
Corporation
Flogence
Jane
Rome
Resignation and Mexico envoy removal urged in Tribune editorial
The New York Tribune argues Mr. Campbell was removed or resigned as Mexican minister amid a broader call to appoint capable, honest diplomats. It praises Seward for shifting officials, notes Steedman could have been a strong choice, and urges appointing a statesman rather than a hack. The piece also notes 486 cheese factories in canal states, with New York leading at 372.
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State Department
Sewardman
Steedman
Mexico
New Orleans
Add Canal States
New York
Trial of Surratt Continued in Washington Court
In Washington on June 21 the Surratt trial resumed with Judge Fisher adopting standard witness recall rules. Stabler Brooks testified about Booth and Harrold with Surratt at a stable, a letter from Surratt, and Atzerott’s remarks on a trip North in April 1863, while other witnesses including Fitzpatrick Chapin and Vanderpool corroborated prior testimonies and placed Surratt in key locations with Booth and conspirators.
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Richmond
J. L. W. Humphrey
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Johan F. Jaffrey
Miss Fitzpatrick
Payne
Booth
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George F. Chapin
Blinn
Hobart
J. H. Surratt
Baker
Grinnell
Benjamin W. Vanderpool
New York
Willards
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilkes Booth
Nicholson pavement extends along Jefferson Street grid
The Louisville Democrat notes the city council approved the Nicholson pavement on Jefferson Street from Seventh to Fifth. Laying began yesterday at Seventh Street and the two blocks will be completed quickly. A New York man, Nathan Salisbury, found a Hemlock stump that showed over a century of growth after girdling, and an ancient ax was buried nearby. In Ohio, Rev. Ankle’s church safe was looted of about two thousand dollars. Detroit preachers plan a moving tent to reach hard places for worship. Delaware county man Samuel Gregory lost seventeen hundred dollars when his warmus was chewed by an old sow. Hudson River Railroad workers replace old rails with steel on the eastern track.
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East Scott
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New York
Ankle
Ashland County
Ohio
George Wiley
Samuel Gregory
Delaware County
Boots and Shoes Offer to Old Customers
JOHN KEMBLE advertises boots and shoes to old customers and new, claiming unequaled assortments and rapid fulfillment. The notice invites country dealers to Kirklees to view prices and place orders, promising full warrants and updated selections.
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