The South Urges Self Defense and Gradual Change
Excerpted from the Macon Telegraph May 29 addresses postwar Negro self reliance and property protection urging work rather than theft. Warns of rapid social shifts and military oversight, calling for vigilance and order while noting ongoing emancipation debates and new labor realities in the South.
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Lin Chuny
Banquo
Nezvo
Oloster
Darkey
Snc
Goaner
Bates
Nfgross
Coluure
Welson
Therhones
Diatrica
Scaat
Maran
Haron
Wirt
Uicun
Sherman addresses Board of Trade in Chicago speech
Gen Sherman extols Chicago as a future commercial hub, praising its rivers, lakes, rail links, and growth while urging unity and duty. He notes the Northwest’s trading power, defends civilian rights, and warns against faction in the Union, urging progress through industry and fair governance. He references distant ports, England’s maritime strength, and the nation’s need to remain united and free from slavery’s grip. He closes by stressing voter sovereignty and peaceful remedy over force.
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Lynchburgh
Military Sur-District
Laxcunensi
Mey
Gavesan
Virginia
Amd
Guigg
Dsv
B. Marresno
Capitol
Aues Renvat
Aes
Andrew Jacezon
EpEoeo
North
United States
New-England States
Maduces
Max
Board of Trade of Chicago
Smennan
Mississippi
Board of Trade
Board of Trades
Grant
Northwest
Chicago
Ca Wellas
Isso
Ehipe
England
Iessona
Fugland
France
Austria
Eailora
Hanois
Pacific
Grost
Rocky Mountains
New Orleans
Willis
Louisiana
Michigan
Plains
Kansas
Ha Republic
Ita
Jeant
Nopal
Tam
Anu
Elas
California
Major General Wood Farewell to the Eighty-ninth Illinois and other Units
Major General Wood delivers a farewell address to officers and soldiers of the Eighty-ninth Illinois Volunteers, Ninety-third and One Hundred Twenty-fourth Ohio Volunteers, Seventy-ninth and Eighty-sixth Indiana Volunteers. He notes War Department orders for muster out as terms of service expire and expresses sadness at departure, thanking the troops for steadfast conduct.
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T. J. Wood
Ets Command
Tespquastenas Turey
Fourto Anmy Corrs
Nead Nasavitcz
Tenn
Ohio Folunteers
Indiana
Grxenan Onven
War Department
Wincon
Final farewell to soldiers after victory over rebellion
General Wood bids farewell to troops in a solemn address praising their duty and sacrifice. He thanks the soldiers for ending armed resistance to the government and wishes them happiness, prosperity, and success in life. Includes blessings and personal goodbyes from officers.
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Tommons
Cadaes
Atin Dion
TH. J. Wood
M. P. Beaton
Jon
Angl o model sketch of Dr Merritt in Ayr village
An Ayr resident sketch reviews Dr Merritt, a former Unionist now aligned with the Confederacy, detailing his career from physician to surgeon, his land transfers, and his capture by Federals. The piece questions his loyalty and involvement in the Lincoln assassination plot, suggesting he concealed knowledge to save himself.
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Merritt
Ayr
Toronto
Menurtt
Touneasee
Nashville
Knoxville
Jouxsox
Parson Knonsxton
Nanbrillo
Millea
Lincoln
Mrantri
Cola
Dlamou
Caan
Joungon
Chattanooga
Washington
Canada
Canute
Joun
Ssaasalna
Parpa
Rebel Uniforme Not to be Worn ORDER BY GEN OND
In the St Louis Republican June 12 1865 a government order forbids any former Civil War insignia in public after June 15 1865 in this department. Major General E D O ORD announces penalties for violations and permits spare buttons to be covered. Also details arsenal sabotage attempts in Springfield and a legal notice for unlawful detainer in Carondelet Missouri with date June 14 1865 and court authority Justice Conxinuas.
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JaMeEn
Ucnmonn
Genznat Oxpgn
United States
Oller
Reba
E. D. O. Ord
Rev
W. Bauru
Joeneral
Grast Booings
Suir Berone
County of St Louis
Blate
Missouri
Carondelet Township
Jefferson Barracks
Gravois Rock
Big Bend
White Haven
Sepastiax Sarriera
Wuercon
Mmne
Ulysses
Grant
Jolla
W. 1
Lacxiann
Br. Loum
St. Louis
Law Reports From Court of General Sessions
Totman James McLaughlin tried for first degree robbery near Grand and Laurens. Gallagher robbed of eighteen dollars. McLaughlin acquitted after defence witnesses corroborated. Lydia Haggerty acquitted of stealing sixty dollars from John D Moore. Burglary sentences: Andrew Atumpf three years. Henry Wilson and John Smith seven years each. Wesley Adams alias Allen five years for grand larceny. George Fach pleaded guilty to wa ladiwingsh.
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Court OF General Sessions
Totman James McLaughlin
Gallagher
Grand
Laurens Troots
Uuren
Greenbacks
Pan
James McCane
Grandsirest
al Passora
David Johpson
Lydia Haggerty
John D. Moore
Bentences
Andrew Atumpf
Henry Wilson
John Smith
Henry F. Wall
Wesley Adams
Alias Allen
George Fach
Prison sentences and indictments in the United States circuit court
The document reports multiple sentences for burglary, horse theft, and other crimes. Wm Goodman and Chartoge Manson received one year. Dadwiski and Rerfe one year plus $50 each. Peter Savage one year. Campbell one year. Indictments list counterfeit notes and rebelliion aids. some pleas of guilty and remands for sentence. Also mentions Supreme Court special term and Superior Court actions with minor orders and probate notices.
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Wm. Goodman
Chartoge Manson
Ue Pam
John Dadwiski
James Rerfe
Peter Savage
Wo. E. Campbell
bin Penitent Hary
United States
Biipinen
Patrick McDermott
Wm. Martlett
Geary
Ato Bellick
Louis @chuster
Bmichaal Doyle
High Seas
John Nolan
Charles Caronieb
Waa Fc
Monetary Aftfaits in New York Markets on Friday
Gold prices opened at 144, slipped to 1124, then rose to 143 late afternoon. Heavy selling pressure by a few “teabag” buyers at the Fifth Avenue Exchange amid three million dollars in unreported purchases by an influential group. Export and Customs demand steadied toward close. A McConnel report to Collator Dwarzr noted President Joissor's proclamation lifting restrictions on trade in non contraband goods east of the Mississippi.
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Telegraph
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Stockton & Co
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Times
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Thenquirer
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Advertiser
Mail
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Smelor
South Carolinian
W. Gilmore Lima
Sporoach
Saenstan
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chester
South Carolina
FP. G. de Fortanx
New-York Press
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Jackson
Mississippi
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Witaxe M. Late
Joti Seria
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Toon
Ilo
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Supreme Court
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Goldig
Atring Vonfrunt
Fifth Avenue Exchange
McConnoce
Dwarzr
Joissor
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