The Sew York Times Ad Rates and Evening Notices
The piece lists subscription prices for daily and weekly newspapers, including discounts for multiple copies and club rates. It notes agents, payment terms, travel agents, and deadlines for notices. It mentions the Lincoln Monument subscription and the Monument Fund for the late President, with publication offices and subscription prices. It also lists amusements for the evening and upcoming theater offerings at several venues with showtimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Monument
Monument
Tintex
Fires, crimes, and civic notes in Richmond and Boston
A chaotic publication reports on a large tobacco loss from a Free government warehouse and salvage efforts by French Consul Monger Paur, with three steamers and a schooner saving tobacco. It covers a brutal murder in Roxbury, Unionist strains in the South, travel openings Weldon to Petersburg, and local New York notices including gas mains, July Fourth holiday debates, and court actions.
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Richmond Republic
Freec
Beluove
Paur
France
Durbe
Roxbury
Mass
Bela Joyce
John Joyce
Woos
Drum
Crimo
Georgia
Roel
Raleigh Standard
Smneatt
Washington
San Francisco
United States Grand Jury
Garruty
New Orleans
Livcous
Jonyaoy
Parrysson
Board of Aldermen
City Gas Company of
New York
Fenton
Alderman Avens
Common Council
Pipera
Gov, Fox- Ton
Marasmus
Hurchyes
Joan A. Can- Ter
Prion
Canter
Supreme Court
Ingratam
Cass A. Wattess
Matmupa H. Fiske
Justina Cupar
Newson Riley
Yonkers
Srnoxa
Leydel
Newrox
Pennsylvania
Wasnayron
River disasters and Civil War era reflections from 1865
In Brooklyn and Jersey City a woman died after an accidental fall from a window, a child injured, and a crane incident mentioned. Separate notices recount a man crushed between freight cars, heat exhaustion deaths, and local crime and market updates. The piece then surveys Reconstruction politics, loyalty tests, and northern-southern tensions, arguing for measured disfranchisement, Northern-Southern cooperation, and public mourning with a national anniversary. It cites British reactions to American affairs, Mexican politics, and calls for unity and moral action.
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North River
Eixate
Long Dock
Jersey City
Willliam Cann
Brooklyn
South
United States
Natonal
Copperhead
Chicago
Democratic Party
Lee
Lir
Pennsylvania
Washington
Jerry Davis
Union
Ita Sora
Doratas Jennoup
Perila
London
Lord Rosszzz
Pacific
California
Trans-Mississippi
Kenny
Louisa
Missouri
Saenman
Roy Santa
Sarnman
London Herald
Cedar Creek
Sur
Herald
Texas
London Times New-York
Southrons
Hottom
Andrew Jamsoy
Lord Russexx
French Finance Crisis in Mexico Policy Debate
M Taens argues that France faces a growing deficit and weak reimbursement prospects from Mexico as imperial costs mount. He urges swift withdrawal, contending costly Mexican ventures strain the treasury and threaten France’s honor. Chamber reaction shows some support for retreat over continued occupation.
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M. Thiers
France
M. Taurens
Libom
M. Tamms
Mexico
M. Taress
M. Taens
Syria
San Domingo
Tama
Tress
Ona
Lincoln National Cemetery proposal and Western Emigration plans
The piece discusses a push for a National Cemetery at Petersburgh to honor fallen soldiers, proposing the name Lincoln National Cemetery and urging authorities to act. It also covers emigration trends with Western migration schemes, including Capt Jasper Piss’s expedition prospect and support from Gen Thomas Francis. It notes arrivals of Confederate remainders and soldiers from New Orleans, plus Colonel Henry E Davies Jr being promoted to major general for actions at Sailor's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Titchmond
Armas
Petersburgh
Prouide
Lincoln National Cemetery
Jawen L Piss
Thin City
Alroady
Broset
Henry E Davies, Jr
Sailors’ Creek
Breaat Worka
Davies
Duryea
New York Infantry
The Popular Loan and Subscriptions Rise
Philadelphia reports strong subscription progress for the Seven Thirty Loan with total subscriptions reaching 8,273,100 including major banks. A man’s body found on a beach near Pittsfield tied to a two week disappearance. fire in Pittsfield damages Drake's Hotel and surrounding structures with estimated losses around 10,000 dollars.
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Philsdelphia
Agen
Fulowknge
Minth National Bank of New York
First National Sak of
Portland
First National Bank of Boston
First National Bank of
Second National Bank of Nashville
Pittsfield
H. Barron
Pittsfield Village
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