Colored American Ad Rates and Union Message
The Colored American outlines advertising rates and subscription details, noting one dollar per square for ten lines and two dollars for one month notices. It lists subscribers and invites ads, printing services, and announces President Johnson’s December 1865 message on Reconstruction and national unity.
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Johnson
R. A. Harper
Moses Gar- Albert Tompkins
Joseph K. Williams
Ellis Street
Senate
United States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Lousiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Texas
South
Andrew Johnson
Washington
Critics Expose Southern Negro Labor Myths and Hypocrisy
A New York publishing voice maps the Southern labor clash over black competition, listing pro and anti Negro arguments used by foes of emancipation. It mocks anti labor slogans while noting inconsistencies with free trade, immigration, and the open slave trade, in a critique of prejudiced thinking.
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New York Daily News
South
North
Saventh
Africa
Republic
N.Y
A Quotation on Freedom and Blood Prophesied Slavery's End
A杂 collection of prophecies and anecdotes from the era includes Mrs. Herrietta Wellington Booth's warning of a land over the sea stained by slavery. The piece also details a Boston watch passion, political notes on General Lee, and a Kentucky self defense incident. It closes with light vignettes on law, marriage, and buckwheat cakes.
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Herrietta Wellington Booth
Europe
Oriphans
the How
General Lee Visits Stonewall Jackson Gravesite in Lexington
General Lee arrived at Lexington and paid respects at Stonewall Jackson's grave. Separately a large stockpile of powder and government stores is being gathered at Cairo Illinois for defense and supply needs.
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Lexington
General Lee
Wilson
Massachusetts
Mallory
Confederate States
North Carolina
Ogeesby
Illinois
Washington
Richmond Whig
Freedmen
Freedmen’s Court
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Cairo
Ill
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Loe
Ss. T
Centta
Usta, G.A
T. Shuften
Gratis
Shuften
Augusta
ANU Tig
le New York Tribune
New ‘Tribune
Helmbold
Boston
Tribune
Weekly
Daily Tribune
Bonner
Ledger
Limbold
Tripune
The
Senate of the United States
Barron
Ce .Y Sr
Watcurs
Ephesus
Syria
Papa
Kyrie
Nashville
United States Court
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