Reconstruction Talks with the President on South Carolina
A South Carolina delegation met with the President to press for readmission and a plan to end slavery. The talks centered on emancipation, constitutional action, and civil rule, with the President insisting slavery be abolished by law and southern states ready to cooperate to restore the Union.
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N.Y. Teebune
Wasser
Yesterting
Jobreon
Andy Johrwen
Ed Frew
Wastaseios
Dane
Fcs
South Carolina
Perrors
Hodge Prost
Seameny Hales
George W. Williams
Eel J. A. Steinmeyer
Precerick Richard
Willian Whaley
James JH Taylor
Gill
Torep
Haluioe
Savery
Guru Bolus
Wookapan
Henry
Speer
United States
Ke Pelion
United Styler
Staten
Caroline
Senate
Mons of Representatives
Biste
Altazether
Holmes Tri
Ceck
Oie
Convention
Leginlaturn
Te Hallion
Outhorn
Klonfederacy
Lavernar
Wseful Enda
Ciry
Feiedou
South
Avalon
Inbor
Carallna
South Carolin
Sivne
Nepal
ICP
Kool Wien
Sail le
Neojamin Perry
New Orleans Greets Return of Fong Shuey and Market Revival
From New Orleans comes news of a slow revival in city business as the steamship Fong Shuey arrives. Cotton activity rises with Louisiana Bank notes and Confederate assets discussed, while local life shifts postwar with changes in trade, morals, and daily routines.
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Fong Shuey
New Orleans
Canby
New-York
Monterey
Loulaiana
New York
Louisiana
Confederacy
Bank of
Fourth Military Divison
Allel
South
Sheridan
Teras
New Mexico
Arkansas
Mississippi
Orleane
Fersulea
Carmo
Caley
von Red
Gottom
Red River
Little Book
Tobscoe
Eit
Steamer Ariadne Arrives With Maine Regiment
The steamer Ariadne, under Captain Richmons, arrived with the 10th and 12th Maine Infantry regiments. They will proceed to the state capital tomorrow by one o clock, per official orders.
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wasTor
Pam Richmons
Maine
Eeeshire
Virginia Reconstruction Tax Debate in General Assembly
From Richmond dispatches, Virginia lawmakers wrestle with tax increases to fund reconstruction. Affected counties debate levies, with Accomack agreeing to 20 cents per $100 while others face higher rates. Senate bills and amendments trigger heated exchanges as officials seek funds for postwar costs and governance.
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Kieuwonn
Emuta
Aocomoe County
Onr
Senate
Olsen
Virginia
Virginia Exmigrationated Land Company
Coder
Miscourt
Tennessee
North Carolina
Warninoes
Robert 1
Norfolk
Hal
Alva
RCO
Varios
Lefty
PROM FORTRESS MONROE AND J Jefferson Dorie HEALTH
Report notes confusion over Jefferson Dorie health amid confusion at Fort Monroe. Informants sight him smoking and disoriented, with unclear mental state. Local dispatch lists ships and movements including Elles Hancock Falcon and Constitution and Northern, plus a barge, with cargoes and crews en route to New York and Washington.
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Bui
Ahln Point
Jeferson Dorie
Toxae
Haltimore
Priconery
Elles Hancock
New-York
Falcon
Moorehead City
Washington
Propelier
Thomas A. Morgan
Edgar
Maltimore
Pelle
Andrew Hardy
Rishon
Missouri musings on governor ousting judges and Civil War era ruckus
From Missouri dated June 21 1866 dispatch discusses Governor Fletcher moving to oust Supreme Court judges amid political factions Claybank McClellan supporters accused of stirring unrest. Rebels targeted constitutional votes and Copperheads faced occupation by Wisconsin troops as Governor acts to restore officials and authority.
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Lovie
Supreme Couling
Claybank- McClellan
Muittia 10
Tadge Bates
Side Ste City
Fletcher
Pettis County
43D
Wisconsin
Pope
Return of Choctaw Indians to Homes Post Peace Declarations
Ex-Gov. Wadd arrives from Doakeville to confer with Gen. Tus Try on restoring Choctaw to homes. Grand Council resolutions advocate immediate peace with the United States and sending five delegates from each tribe to Washington to negotiate terms. Wade asserts protection and non-mutilation of Choctaws and payment for cattle procured under temporary peace. Also notes cotton trade update and regional church matters.
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Sarre
Wadd
Doakeville
Tus Try
Donksville
Mathews
Toutayer
Lnd
Wade
Grand’ Council of Freaty
Trina
Arnetrong Academy
United States
Wassington
Syraceo
Indiana
Ato
Disaster at Sea Escape of Passengers and Crew
Eleven days on the desolate Rovador Island after the steamship Golden Rule, of Central American line, ran aground off a reef near Providence. Passengers and crew endured exposure and hunger while officers organized lifeboats, rafts, and eventual rescue by gunboats Munte Vale and Blaze. By June 6 all were evacuated to Applewell and brought to safety aboard the gunboats and steamers, with no major injuries beyond a few illnesses and slight dysentery.
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Cavabate
Escot Heads
Tgutoe
Elky
Charien
Hove
Durantines
Caste Dod Stal
Mobile
Pope
Kiebele
Stediver
Bone
Aul
Missouri
Tnterior
Menor
Caw
Bates
Jackson
Ewing
Quantrell
Abe Anif
Oslo
Dove Erivania
Indiana
Llinole
Borane A
St. Louin
Talon Merchants Exchange
Boston
Testo + Board
Cheek
Blair
Belgade
Wth
Regimenta
Louisville
Woodlag
Guy
Vietoher
Golden Rule
Central American ‘Tracalt Co
California
Monmera
Nicaragua
New York
San Juan
Grestons
Reneador Kent
Abe
Elde
Ong Eer
Andrew
Anl Laland
N.W
Win
Underhill
Lind
Aamcall
Pendleton
Old Providence
Daslight
Talaud
Jane 2
Reid
Stogers
Anpinwall
C Hlef
Pat Mecudenser
Dennis
Wehooners
Aaplewell
Mr. Rel
Reacu
Muntevale
Dering
Blaze of
Georgia
Predis
Aaplewall
Calbfarnie
United States
Hauteville
State of Teorgia
Asginwall
Teusel
Pavnama
Rovoador
Shin
Auction of various vessels and engines at Baltimore sale
A late 19th or early 20th century style notice lists a large assortment of government boats, steamers, and marine engines for sale in Baltimore. Items include a 209 foot vessel, a 178 foot ship, and multiple tug propellers, with several withdrawn for not meeting valuation. About 130 people attended from across the country.
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Wastuxorox
Potomac Fotila
Camere Fen
Baltimore
Ogi
Thomas Clyde
Wis
Sdebio Engise
Honthard
Pires
Tiltbert Panderwerken Centre
Aala
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AWK
Charles Hotrl
Jvaba Hotel
Fine Nile
Fen raNe
Ted Hever
Gepgessert
Lopmans
Hank
Argtore
Mexico
Buen
AL Charles Hotel
Hin Manter
Bia
Mio Guande
Ianow
France
Casiyahtape
Davanrest
Geo
Lb. Andrews
Staunant
Cy Ty Chilatanaea
Mier Croaby
Alidide Case
Djutant
W. Lyon
Adjt
1St
Louisiana Cavalry
Mad Lies
George L. Wilbur
New Orleans ‘Volunteers
John M. Wilson
Jame G. Patton
de Witt Contos
Holabird
E. @. Beckwith
Matom
C. T. Barratt
Hdward Amos
Jane Camp
E.R. Canny
Chribtenarn
Ana’ Aulst Gon
Guo, L
Witwen
Richmond
Prom Fortress Monroe
Edward Io
Judge
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Connecticut
Salley
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