New York Times and City Notices Advertised Prices
The June 17 1865 New York Times issue lists subscription rates including four cents per issue and annual options. It notes club offers for weekly and star editions, travel agent cautions, and that payments must be in advance. Advertisers are urged to place notices by 8 o’clock each day. Lincoln Monument subscriptions are invited at the Times office with a $1 limit per person.
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Political outlook and local incidents dominate daily notes
The page surveys national recovery after the Civil War, praising peace, finance, and foreign relations. It notes a federal loan surge, cotton and tobacco markets expanding, and reestablished Southern cooperation with the Union. Local items include a coroner inquest at Fort Lee, an asylum census, and a controversial public figure denying debt repudiation.
The Trial of Paroled Rebel Prisoners for Treason
The piece discusses treason trials for Gen Lee and the parole’s end as wartime immunity. It also reports on rebel journalism links, rebel agents in Canada, and political pardons. It names figures such as Jacob Thomison, Horace Greener, and Gen Lee, with commentary on Northern sentiment and the Fort Monroe context. It notes writings in the Daily News and reflections on Mr Steranes’ stance.
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Canada
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Niagara Falls
Horace Greener
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Daily News
Unclear wartime prosecutions hinge on Luz decision
The passage argues that officers and men failed to shield others from treason prosecutions after the war, with Luz potentially bound by his choice. It asserts Gnawr would not exploit a disarmed opponent, and notes a service officer’s precise grasp of words and clarity of meaning.
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Returning veterans fed with strawberries at Battery Bar
Citizens provide fruit and coffee for regiments returning, easing travel fatigue after long marches. Veterans accept the hospitality despite scarce supplies, while Col. Coven of the State Agency coordinates descriptions for the effort at No 60 Toward Street.
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Camille and Cuerelia Borgia in North Carolina notes
A fragmented 19th century theater critique praises Miss Hormen in Camille while faulting Dies Hosman for lowering Cuerelia Borgia. The piece reviews acting, diction, and stage conduct, noting Bantox Hui and Droft in key roles, with a large audience in attendance. The column shifts to North Carolina news about Gov Holden inviting leading Union men to Raleigh, proclamations expected, and tax matters, plus rail and revenue updates.
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Raleigh
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Internal Revenue
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United States Not to Interfere In Mexican Conflicts
News from Texas and New Mexico reports eight clashes between Cortinas and Lopez, with Gen Meza assured US commander will avoid interference. Gen Brown seizes cotton, boraca, mules, and cattle. A battle near Matamoras favors forces of Loriz. Plans proceed to seize Matamoras as Brownsville sits under US occupation. An explosion at Navasota destroys 200 buildings killing several. losses exceed 104000 dollars. Rebel Brownsville garrison flees before Gen Brown arrives. Col. Foun escapes to Matamoras. Gen Slavantes and about fifty followers are noted on the Rio Grande.
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People's Loan Subscriptions Reach Two Million Milestone
PiaveLriua reports Friday June 18 that more than two million dollars have been subscribed to the Seven Thirty Fifteen Hundred with many small subscribers. The effort continues as organizers note rising public interest and a steady inflow of funds.
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Washington News Rapid Progress of Reorganization After War
The dispatches report rapid progress in reorganization efforts in Washington. Col Robert E Lee seeks pardon along with Alexander H Stephens, while Jeff Davis is cited for prisoner treatment. The New York Tribune and tribune exerts influence on confederate loyalties. trials and political maneuvers unfold as Virginia and border states respond to Reconstruction pressures. Mobilization plans and Gettsyburg celebrations loom as Union leadership contemplates provisional governance and public security.
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