Restoration of Trade Restrictions West of the Mississippi
President Johnson issues broad restoration of unrestricted internal and commercial intercourse west of the Mississippi River with limited exceptions. The proclamation, dated June 14, 1985, directs removal of restrictions on goods and transport tied to insurrectionary areas, under Treasury and customs supervision, with specific prohibitions on arms, ammunition, gray uniforms, and related materials.
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United States
Americ
Minalasippi River
J. Andrew Johnson
Provident
Secretary of the Treasury
United
City of
Washington
Tay Andrew Johnson
W. Hiwran
Richmond Negro Marriage Bill and Black Delegation Report
From Richmond Va June 23 1965 a lengthy report covers adjournment of the legislature the colored delegation's Washington mission and a controversial marriage bill for Negroes The piece notes the bill allowing interracial or mixed union declarations and the political climate in Virginia with references to Governor Pierpont Col Howard and Gen Howl The delegation’s Washington visit yielded assurances of action and a march toward equal rights. the article closes with an order to restore order and discipline in the city including provost marshal measures and street enforcement
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Richmond
Lis
Washington
Rich Morn
Conooe
Jes Bean
Seoeestom
Norfolk
Alexaedria
Accomack
Senate
Mfr
Mercer
Zanation County
Virginia
Bern
Lin Parore
Geeaus
Tony
Dili
Matelenter
Sichonord
Eivil
Howe
Mr. Downey
Stey
Randolph
Jobn Oliver
Wm. Judd
Fields Cook
Mayo
Col. Brown
Gen. Howand
Leee
Howard
Walte
Mesera
Williameon
Seed
Oliver
Yowarka
North Carolina Troop Transfer and Garrisons Planned
Gen Schofield to Washington with staff. Gen Cox to assume command in Raleigh and Department of North Carolina. public nerves ease as troops depart Greensborough. majority of forces to be paid and reassigned. stock sale of government horses and mules planned under J F Boyd. tax commissioners Sears and French open office in State House. migration agency seeks Northern settlement and lands in NC.
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Hemain
Schofield
Aaleuim
N.C
Washington
Danville
Petersburg
JD. Cox
Greensborough
Gon
Waalington
Gen
Cox
Wil
Wornme
Worps
Department
Offire
Geo.schadfeld
Tessinte
Presalon
Healquarters
Cat
Prays
Stok
Belog
Stata
J. F. Boyd
Terese
Capitaliata
North Carolina
Ges. Schofield
Sebosold Hus
Cal
Ohio Cavalry
Ashbury
Drvardest
Nour Carolina
Bereta Cenen Devevy
J. M. Kemoviel
Tien
Com
Camemetic
Col
A. Gi
Selo
Geld
Wtall
George C. Winslow
Ansistant
Raleigh
Ifo
Boston
Ausival
Messrs
Sears
French
Shin Bate
State House
Thera
Mond
Virgi
Subestian
Holven
Pool Estate
United States
Republic
Kenarlo
Cordova Ie
Wheelwright
Bunion Ayres
Weil
Guother
Howl
Wevenal
Thietate
Mt Ix Mart
Te ix
Rail evacuees move from Richmond to Danville and Lynchburg
The text notes evacuation of Richmond and trains departing Manchester to Danville with stops at Lynchburg and other points. It mentions freight reductions and concerns of shipowners, referencing Lynchburg papers and wartime logistics as trains resume service amid disrupted routes.
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Richmond
Kietmond Republic
Jone
Lytebbarg
Richmand
Danville
Manchester
William Taylor
Lynchburg
Etugos
Gore
Burkes
Agai
Rtads
Argentine Republic Resources and Settlement Prospects
Letter from D F Sarmiento details the Argentine Republic as a destination for emigrants. It highlights climate, agriculture, cattle, land prices, urban centers Buenos Ayres Montevideo, health, education, and liberal government, with notes on railway and river trade and a pending Paraguay conflict shaping opportunity for commerce and wealth.
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Maryland
United States
Paraguay
Argentine Republic
Ledianm
Grest
Eftire
Salate
Buenos Ayres
Parvela
Santa Fe
Ibnhimou
Husques
Goxland
Oly Tandad
Montevideo
Boones Ayres
Dr. Stam
Prassap Society
South America
Grealers
Wery
London
Roseria
Rover Plate
England
Banka
Caldo
Buenos
Hagileh
Audh
Huenoe Ayres
Mfr
Goofollow
Staten ‘the
Montevtueo
Uuenue
English steamers boost Atlantic trade routes to South America
English lines maintain daily communication with Montevideo and three interior river routes via Mornun and Uruguay. A new Hine transatlantic service between New York and Rio Janeiro is planned, promising stronger US commerce. In 1404, 103 vessels loaded for the United States from the River Matto, with two million feet of lumber shipped monthly plus carriage and agricultural implements.
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United States
Spain
South America
Argentine Republic
Europe
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Pravela
China of
America
Pon Himelf
Montentay
Brazil
Argentian Republie
Brusil
Uruguay
Parana
Lopez
Foresta
Woodbine Parish
Duenoe Ayres
United Provinces
Pate
M. de Mousay
Santiago
Areoe
England
Montevideo
Stio Janeiro
Bahia
Hurdeans
Mornun
Hine Tate
Coville
Aloe Iy
New York
Milo Janeiro
Conatrion
Matto
Todlny
Berosgne
Sally &O
Sanitary Fair closes after four weeks in Chicago
Chicago June 24 1865 the Sanitary Fair ends after a four week run with large crowds and massive sales raffing. total receipts 5000 dollars. The Evening Journal edited by A Sherman is issued. Camp Douglas holds rebel prisoners mostly moved off. Troops arriving from the South are paid and mustered. July 4 preparations include a grand procession and mass meeting at the Sanitary Fair Building with Henry Winter Davis to speak.
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Chicago
Enterprise
Whh
Douglas
Sonthy
Sanitary Fate Building
Henry Winter Davis
Candidates Vie for City of Northk Mayoral Race
From Forthess Monroe dispatches dated June 24 1865 in Richmond reports Col Murray at home to be mustered for service while offers for the City of Northk today are discussed. The two penetpal candidates Thonn Tabb and Simon Stone engage in a tense contest as consent is weighed amid slow proceedings.
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Iny
Riehmond
Col
Murray
Nortik
Thonn
Tabb
Simon Stone
Rune
Pardons and court actions noted in late 1960s records
The report cites presidential clemency for Charles Walsh among Chicago conspirators and a court decision involving Thomas B. Payne. It references appellate proceedings in New Haven and captures a clipped calendar note for the following day along with a railroad case update and William Tracy’s reply about tomorrow’s schedule.
Assassination talk and maritime news from Europe
Reading the telegrams from Europe dated June 12 to June 16, the report covers American and British diplomatic sentiment after the Lincoln assassination, stock and bond movements in New York and London, mercantile notes on iron shipments, and military and political developments in Algeria, Spain, and Austria. Shipping notices include the Damascus voyage from Liverpool to Quebec with 90 cabin and 259 steerage passengers.
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W. F
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Asmar Duns
Be Mondey
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Damascus
Liverpool
Jane IS
Londonderry Am
Tay
Quebec
Damasces
Linsols
Pablo - Farl Rowell
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London Times
Latorieas
Datmon
Satterthwaite
Settion Mente
United States
New-York
Milipoli
House of Commons
Oxford University
Chester
Mesore, Levick Co
London
Monmouthshire
Railrond Disnster on the Ohio and Misssissippi Railroad
A fragmented notice from Lovie Kentucky dated Monday June 26 1885 reports information from The New Albany Lecter and various railroad officials. It references authorities in Louisville and Chicago transit lines and notes forthcoming telegrams to verify facts. The text is garbled but centers on security, reliability, and pending updates regarding the Ohio Railroad route and passenger service.
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Ohio
St John’s day celebration by the Masona in Nashville
The article notes a St John’s day observance by the Masona on Saturday described as imposing with Naplondid bangiot and witsehned Were. It mentions Louisville Commandery No 1 of Kulguts Templar of blick Boreea led by Charles KR Woodruff Deputy Grand Commandant of Kourmeky and includes a letter from Jeil Davis Rebel Governor of ranceser among captured archives returned to Nashville with dates June 1, 1861 and references to telegrams from Gen Beaures gard urging vigilance against traitors, plus a Georgia Central Railroad contract to rebuild Savannah to Ogeechee River line with operations to begin soon and completion anticipated within 60 days.
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Masona
Jeil
Davis
Ranceser
Nashville
Rieu Mosp
Mie
Fescellency
Tema G. Masts
Semmesser
Gen
Cincinnalh
Lexingtv
Jegy
Ratinoan Resui
Nixo
Savannah Herald
Georgia Central Railroad Company
Savannah
Ogeechee River
Wiewton
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