Missouri Race Fray Brings Emancipation Debate to Savannah
In Savannah Andrew county Major Bruce and ex Governor Stewart addressed locals on Tuesday. Bruce opposed emancipation while denouncing Federal acts and slavery, and Stewart urged restraint against secessionists. Stewart favored colonization with emancipation and urged legal processes before any policy change. A note on theft, local hotel Bruner House, and May issue of Godey’s Lady's Book follows.
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Congress
Aqua Cure Antidote Promoted for Malaria in Mississippi Valley
The Memphis Family Visitor reports Dr. J. O. Ayer, famed medico chemist of the East, has discovered an antidote named Aqua Cure. It is advertised to cure fever ague and related diseases with moral certainty, offered at a price claimed to be affordable for all, amid hopes the Mississippi valley becomes the garden of the world free of malarial miasm.
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Circuit Court
Frederick Hartje
J. A. Schnables
Brederick Tmartje
Phelps County
J. A. Schables
Abeda
Missouri
Rolle
Phelps
Rolla Express
Walker
Wheat outlook in the state stays disappointing
A fragmentary report notes that wheat appears no better or more promising for the season across the state, with a cautious gloom about prospects and no clear improvement evident.
Eulogist Defends General Zollicoffer in Brownlow Remarks
Brownlow extols General Zollicoffer as a brave man who never wronged anyone and never lied, a trusted ally who in twenty five years knew him well. He notes Zollicoffer’s only fault was joining the Southern Confederacy, contrasting him with Andrew Jackson.
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Twenty-fifth Missouri Regiment Prepares for Battle After Shiloh
The Twenty-fifth Missouri regiment reports about 500 men under Lieutenant Colonel Val Horn not taken prisoner at Shiloh. They are ready for another fight. Colonel Peabody was buried in his tent on Tuesday after the battle.
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Model charge to a jury in a debt case over a cow
A juror instruction describes a partnership grocery case where a note is paid with a cow that dealers warranty and a faulty calf leads to a fatality. The judge cautions the jury to decide based on evidence and their own understanding if the plaintiff and defendant’s interests are valued, noting the difficulty of the case.
Prank Deegan Ad Promises Quality Stock and Bargains
The notice highlights Frank Deegan who has enlarged his store and added a large stock of dry goods and groceries. It praises his strict attention to business and customer needs, assuring old customers and the public of outsized bargains and ready access to almost anything by visiting his shop.
Wendell Phillips Lectures On Lincoln Comment
In Chicago Wendell Phillips quoted Lincoln declaring that a rebel's slave touching the hem of the garment of the government would be free. The remark signals a strong wartime stance on emancipation and loyalty.
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Wendell Phillips
Chicago
Lincoln
Fort Pulaski Guns and Prisoner Rollup
Fort Pulaski report details 4200 shots fired from coastal batteries, 40000 pounds of powder used, and 860 prisoners accounted for in the engagement.
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