Completion of the 1560 Census Volumes and Official Notes
Washington dispatch reports the final manuscript volume of the 1860 census and related statistics will be prepared for distribution. It notes the Quartermaster General's decision on affidavits, Thanksgiving services, and discussions in Congress about oaths and appointments. It also covers postal figures, land sales activity, and immigration-era notices with multiple named officials and places.
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NY. Tribune
Civ
Harlan
Wazamieson
Avesie
Congress
Boynton
The
Honna
Atlantic
Warriare
Ashley
Farvish
Senate
Trescory
Abe
Committee of Ferciss” Relations
Bas Miede
Evecifer
Lisdhope
Sithone
Lwu
Rand
United States
France
Cuite de Braier
Bumagoont
Tennersee Cotton Market Decline and Theft Report
The Memphis cotton market shows decline with strict middling down and 1900 bales traded. Reports indicate large shipments to New Orleans and a claim that 10,000 bales were stolen along the Soule and Obie Highway, with 12,100 bales handled at various points as government movements discuss.
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Caine
Memphis
Orleana
Bern
Soule
Colnoting
Garni
Macon
California constitutional amendment passes amid Senate votes
A late 19th century bulletin reports the California Assembly endorsing a constitutional amendment amid mixed resolutions and a Senate vote. It notes related items including a road project, political figures such as J.B. Gok and Mr. Palys Brevis, and mentions events from Oswego to Oregon with references to Grant and military movements. The item blends legislative news with local incidents and railway casualties, reflecting a busy political period.
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Senate
Pierce
Gottesi
J.B. Gok
Musbaway
Palys
PROM BALTIMORE ADO LEADS TO SLAVERY SENTENCE DISCUSSION
A Dec 4 1868 item condemns a Maryland court order sentencing a Black man for larceny to be sold into slavery, critiques the Black Code and abolition amendments, and accuses officials of supporting slavery through legal reinterpretation. It cites Kent County Chestertown and mentions Elijah or John Culoin era names, urging action against slavery.
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Jordae
Lurenen
Kent Downey News
Chestertown
Clewhers
John
Culoin
Maryland
Jacob Walker
Kent County
Dallos
Dedeiber
Lervek
Charkewwn
Murslamitt
Corgrens
National Conait Union
Crise
Alfrade
Perry
South Carolina
Congress
Regan
Wur
Missouri Rebels debate negro suffrage in Missouri Legislature
A 1870 Missouri legislative debate on negro suffrage ended in a narrow defeat after a session marked by strong anti abolitionist sentiment and fears of Irish and other groups losing voting rights. The report notes Tennessee-like unrest and violence, with widespread crime and vigilantism as the era's backdrop.
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Br. Low
Tower
Missouri
Hollister
Holt County
rTle
Leyte
Prien
Senate
Tam Pati
Moward
Gen
Clark
Mexico
Veiga Maxruder
Cinek
Arya
Joan
Aberuan
Velpere Grinia
Slinnoori
Ohwehre
Mark
Abana
Robbeslog
Maul
Uberralway
Marable
Lita
Lincote
Leny
New Orleans free black man rights debate in 1885 era prompts tension
A lengthy discourse in a late 19th century paper debates slavery, emancipation, and legal rights for freed people in the South. It references Glover’s positions, constitutional arguments, and the social-political stakes of Reconstruction era policy, noting white racial fears and calls for protective measures amid ongoing agitation.
Inaugural Address of Ger Orr as South Carolina Governor
South Carolina Governor James L. Orr is sworn in at Columbia on the Shaft, declaring emancipation and the end of slavery in the state a fundamental policy. He urges support for federal reconstruction, praises the Union victory, and commits to enforcing order, property rights, and equal protection while preserving white supremacy and planter interests.
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Carondelet
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Hornes
Murpy
Corth
Falan
Walter
Conaarestites
Dante
Tom
Vilsuwhoeker
Hato
Bonda
Aac
Ener
Homer
Mt. Lemie
Dettereou
Char
Clark
Bouliah
Ms. Vett Porte
Adaitton
Bats
Patera
Vintocdonn
Nations
Eictec
Deptinen
Dulatevniel
Pier'etuless
Towelle
Martante
Glover
Vallestage
Polticians
Datamgne
Enicric
Ebay
Tuher
Vantral Amd Diepawe
Carl Thom
Anppore
Carrafer i
Narnia
Hell
Vireu
Fell
Savoy
Ahtald
Posh
Roy
Ger. Orr
James L. Orr
Columbia
Eughta
Orthodor
Itiglite
Erty Eilreon
Hoeger
Peti
Wwe Uniti
Bates
Hivek
X Lana
Jean Teal
Atrial
Sonaeraction
Orr
Johnson
Tony
Interoveidtien
Dee Homer
Ani
Jung
Maveny
Staten
de Uiken
Thin
Uus
Perwat
Reyal
Agabiek Krvapaane
Allativas
Arsueriantiona
Coltan
Rer
Ikis
Mare Aeliion
Edo
Naples
Levin
Ehoiman
Frelobern
Faforiali
Kia
Enon Otter
Sdi
Seselua
Frank
Aswana
Alou
Baste
York
Huston Ava
Websteric
Panehi
Manes
Onen
Francs
Cave
Anis
Baranvest Farmieg
Fiorence
Stila
Tnt
Europe
Walt
Molngan
Cholera Outbreak Rumors Sweep Paris and Europe
A 1655 dispatch reports cholera spreading from Paris to Modena and Padua as authorities withhold information. Observers note rising cases, rapid rail movement, and uncertainty about origin, with calls for more transparent public health measures amid a panEuropean risk.
PROM CANADA Report on Government Tactics and Military Movements
Fragmentary dispatch from Moxurat November 2 1865 discusses executive measures in Canada, distribution of Army supplies, and reactions to Gen Grant remarks. It notes diplomatic tensions with the United States and French news influence, with references to Quebec garrisons and Ottawa rail communications.
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Moxurat
Cusspoll
Consett
Gea Grant
Rio
Peano
Wreng
Talterap Fe
Fie Batievies
Itade Heeplauads
Quebec
Herans
Altea
Ottawa
Prescort
Fragmentary Telegram on Presidential Message to Provisional Government
The readable portion records a telegram from the President to Provisional authorities discussing a constitutional oath for members of Congress, urging delay until after both houses vote and noting concerns about free persons of color and party portrayals. It cites Gov. Mercys and mentions the Constellation and a December timeframe.
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Jephorem
Mercys
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Ore Bea Havent
Oregon
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Fae Hove Gual Uedeened
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Poe
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Thanehae
United Tots
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Lahor
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