Indiscriminate War News and Political Edits from Fort Randall to New Orleans
Readable items report harsh acts in the Fort Randall region with Indians attacking and pillaging. Letters criticize Sheridan and judge actions in New Orleans while Republican aims to expel Greeley fail. Questions about New York Negro property rights, bankruptcy in New Orleans, currency shifts, and Sheridan’s police picks in New Orleans drawn amid broader U.S. political disputes.
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Fort’ Randall
St. Louis
Treasury
Washington
Greece
Horace Greeley
Union League
New Fork
Abel
New Orleans
Sheridan
Atel
Longstreet Hag
Sonner
Republican Party
New York
Utd Jasot Barker
Orleans
Shanghai
Pacific Mail
Bistis Ayres
Atanarng
Saxifird Coroek
Schefield Hag Pith
Lessington
Wai
Misonsi
Fort Benton
Washington reacts to pending AG opinion on military commissions
The Washington special reports Attorney General Stanberry will likely conclude military commissions cannot remove civil officers without prior guilty finding for impeding reconstruction. North Carolina foresees bankruptcy actions to force state railroads into insolvency, kept afloat by creditors’ interference. Aaron’s physician fears nonrecovery after Collyer assault. injuries described as severe with heart disturbance.
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Wesy York
Washington
Stanberry
North Carolina
Erney Aaron
Collyer
Ling
Ajell
Tie Prial of Surratl. Court adjourns with jurors excused
In Surmit case today Judge Wylie presiding as Judge Fisher was absent due to illness. Jury pool had 38 not offering excuses, many excused, several held for speculation by Judge Fisher. No new jurors chosen. Court adjourned until tomorrow.
Banishing Maximilian and officers in Queretero report
A letter from Queretero published in Matamoros says the government will banish Maximilian and his principal officers while reserving severe penalties for the gravest crimes. In Mexico the latest capital report notes Marquees attempt to leave but was driven back by Dias. In Ireland a Fenian disturbance near Waterford left over thirty police injured and one man dead after defendants guarded by a crowd as they were moved from court to jail.
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New York
Shields
New Orleans
Queretero
Matamoras
Maximilian
Dias
Benianas
Heralds
Dale- Tis
Court House
County Waterford
Toa
Indian troubles tied to depredation reports and preacher elopement
The Virtue's special cites Senator Janderson showing many depredation reports are false and costly to the government. It notes $24,007,090 spent on Indian war cargo and $25,010,000 paid for transport on the Kansas border. It also mentions social disturbance in North Adan Megsachussetté over Rev S Merrill, a Methodist preacher, eloping with a sixteen year old girl, his pursuit by her brother and the Troy Lines praising Merzith’s eloquence in the Troy conference.
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New York
Virtuae
Janderson, Chaiman
Indian Committee
Ien
Hancock
Kansas
North Adan
MéGsachusetté
Merrill
Waa
Saxl
Troy
Merzith
Suintin
Turbulent News From Ta Croase and Surrounding Areas
State dispatches report trespassers spotted near the city seeking to depart for work within twenty four hours. Richland obituaries note damage from striped potato bogs. A serious accident injures Frank Stevely, son of Stevely and Bartlett's Planing Mill, losing both hands to a saw. Burglars plague the city as ships bring immigrant crowds to port. Berlin Driving Association announces July races with expectations of fast horses. John O'Brien survives a blast in a stone quarry near the railroad. Portage City editors joke about a Briggsville fishing trip and end boards. Polk County Press accounts two drownings at Taylor’s Falls. Wolf River navigation hampered by logs. A severe tornado damages properties along Winnebago County’s northern edge. Mrs Abraham Lincoln reportedly considers Racine as a future home.
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Richland
Olbereer
Comenio Gaveald
Stevely
Bartlett
Wesemsde
Lth
B.F. Wade
Sarain
Berlin
Cowrant
Bevin Driving Association
John O’brien
Wes Bowne
R. R
Portage City Register
Briggsville
Polk Co
Schappelle
Arden
Dells
Taylor’s Falls
Oshkosh Northwestern
Wolf River
Winnebago County
Abraham Lincoln
Maing
Emigrant Free Passage Offered by Railroad Agents
Isaac Neustadtts announces a liberal offer from Mr. Carpenter of the St. Paul and Prairie du Chien railroad and ticket agent Mr Mondy that all poor emigrants without means will be forwarded free on both lines without charge. No nationality discrimination, and Neustadtts will aid any applicant at the depot. Milwaukee, June 15, 1867.
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Carpenter
St. Paul
Isaac Neustadts
Milwaukee
Treatment of a young Lay Weddin That Did Not Come Oi
The New Albany Commercial notes a deceitful matchmaker from Ohio who wooed a Vienna Pigeon Roost lady. He traveled to Scott County, proposed marriage, and planned a rushed wedding with Rev Mr R. He fled, thwarting the arrangement and delaying vows.
Give Four and Take Six and Italy's Debt Row
In Paris chatter spreads over Victor Emmanuel and a claim that Italy’s king promised to sacrifice four million from his civil list to gain a six million bond payoff. The Unita Italiana blasts the scheme as a cover for debts extending to many millions, touching on notoriety and alleged private debts. Washington gossip notes talk of a possible July congressional session with mixed city views. A Reconstruction Law dispute centers on district commander powers as Thad Stevens urges a July meeting. Also a patent stomach remedy, PEPSEA, is praised for rapid relief.
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Paris
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Ik Mijesty
Sas
Unita Italiana
Victor Himanuel
Washington
Congress
Thad. Stevens
Chronicle
Suomen Session
Conannss
Young Acrobat Dies After Fall at New York Academy of Music
A crowd at the New York Academy of Music witnessed a deadly accident when a rope apparatus failed during a Japanese act. The boy performer fell about fifty feet to the aisle floor, suffered severe head and limb injuries, and lay unconscious as doctors fought to save him. He later regained consciousness and whispered All right, with his father at his side. The injury was serious but not with fatal internal harm, and doctors expected a slow recovery if no complications arose. Meanwhile, the show continued with the Japanese troupe performing again that evening.
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New-York Herald
Academy‘ of Music
Prosesuium
Geo. Seakeley
14Th St
Carnochan
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Hy Farnbam
Mexico
State News
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George Harvey
Ohio
Scott County
Ife
Vienna
Starvey
Harry
Academy of Music
Canary Wild
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Lyons
United States
Joux L. Lyox
Tony Ly L
Chapel Street
New Haven
Conn
GC. Clark & CO
Gen
U. S
Canada
E. ¥. Thornton
Pavel Elrtainn
Levacly
Hudson, N.Y
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Lo Yortself
BE. P. Shorston
P. O
Hudson N. Y
W. Anna
Graiam
Slesetieeley
Washingtm Street
Wauke
OFA
Barett
Barets & Co
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Lord & Smith
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Ganorel
Northwestern States
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Acenta
Wisconsin
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Aildresa
Soshph Hall
AER
Water
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New-York
Chicago
Swan's Dawn
Tome
Florence
MRS. Fewitt & Merrill
Iewett & Merrill's
MRS
Iewett & Merrill
MRS. Jewett & Merrill
Eustox
Mary Jewett
Elmira Merrilt
Comte
Mra
M. Carmichael
rLudgif Spadu
W.R. Bell & CO
Main St
5. C. Jackson & Go's
Patrang
W. R. Bell & CO
pAitt
Main Street
Fagle
Wis
Vivlaly Fag
B, E. Stevens
Dealeg
Flour & Feed
Danrverso
Lane Manent
Addresy
Wm. H. Farnham
Sparts Eagte
Mauron County
Wiscousin
Sywamedie Astin Halite
Sparta, Ws
Thos. W. Blyson
Marty Ebudlmod
Spammiode Agia
Aly
Ata Haa Bey
Tvtt
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ALLEN
McGufimie
Airand Water
Saen’s Wear
ALA
Tallor
Cape Tam
Oak & Water Sts
Rodofim
Ayer
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Arxa
Saraparitia
Thas
Ayers
J.C. Aren
Clarence. Price
Piet
Experimenta
Sparta Warner House
Tyoulay
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