Land Warrants and Emigration Tales From Washington Times
From Washington Thursday May 13 1845 reports land warrants issued in the territory of Oregon and Michigan with thousands of acres located and surveys completed. Scottish emigration plans seek £7 4 000 capital to move to Southern Indiana if inducements offered. Pension applications rise to about 1 000 monthly and trials for Jem Davis loom in Baltimore.
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Wisarsty
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Amnesty Proclamation and Provisional Governor Named in North Carolina
A Raleigh report details Governor Holden arriving from Washington as Provisional Governor, amid amnesty proclamations and civil authority setup. Clergy sermons, political debates, and voter rights for freedmen loom as Union officers oversee mustering out regiments and establishing civilian government across counties.
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Missouri News of a New Constitution and Rebel Aftermath
Reports from Louis describe a likely adopted constitution despite Conservative opposition. Details recount officers grading returns, soldiers’ votes, and county tallies while noting violence and loyalty trials in St. Louis. Messages from interior report pardons, exchanges of prisoners, and ongoing repercussions of war as Missouri shifts toward postwar governance.
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