Death of Ex President Pierce Proclaimed in Huliane
A proclamation marks the death of Franklin Pierce former fourteenth President of the United States at his Concord New Hampshire home on Friday August 8. The obituary notes his long service in state and national offices, early career path and Civil War era actions, with commentary on his character and legacy.
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Maine
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Ile
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Amherst
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Congress
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Puebla
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James Buchanan
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Vermont
Kentucky
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Wu. L. Marcy
James Guthrie
Treasury
Jefferson Davis
James C. Donrin
Navy
Robert McCreLlam
Interior
James Campbell
Caleen Cusnina
Proclamation by the President Grant 1869 Thanksgiving Day
The proclamation declares a day of thanksgiving peace and prayer to God on November 5 1869. Ulysses S Grant urges national assembly in worship and gratitude for blessings of peace prosperity and independence under God. Hamilton Fish signs as secretary of state.
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Roville Snelling
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New Harmony
Foxey County
John Herschelman
Charles Steffan
Mary E. Steffan
L’osey County
Robert Owen
New Narmony
Gircurt Court
John C. Rutledge
George B. Dodge
Louisa J. Dodge
Steamboat Captain Refuses Betting Claim
A Western steamboat captain, pressed by a life insurance solicitor, declares he never bets on a game where he must die to win, highlighting risk and caution in wagering.
Stones in Glass Houses Dialog on Johnson and Grant
A Raleigh style essay argues Andrew Johnson was insufferable to Radicals yet morally upright, while criticizing Grant as morally deficient though unbribed. It contrasts Johnson’s refinement with Grants alleged faults and cautions radicals about criticizing Johnson too freely. An Albany Argus note closes with a macabre joke about a near-fallen door and lethal accident implications.
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