Duty to returning soldiers and the need for employment
An editorial urges the nation to help discharged soldiers reintegrate into civilian life, arguing the government must favor veterans in jobs. It highlights a War Department notice on prisoner pay, notes increased clashes between soldiers and African Americans in the city, and calls for private employers to actively hire veterans.
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Peron
Lee
Wat Campita
Ordece
Prompines
Sanitary Commission
Chambers St
Republic
Avery Indiviual
Washington
Tribune
War Department
Brough
Prio
Itsoroy
Sherman
20Th Corps
Action likely forced return of seized artillery
A Texas report claims General Slaughter sold Brownsville artillery to Imperialists, with General Mejia as purchaser for Maximilian. The guns, tied to Kirby Smith's surrender, are U.S. property. Washington could press ahead to retrieve them as U.S. forces gather along the Rio Grande. The piece condemns theft by rebel forces and emphasizes rightful ownership.
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Texas
Slaughter
Brownsville
Mejia
Maximilian
Kirby Smith
United States
Washington
Max
Rio Grande
Peace Returns Spur Railroads Reach to Kansas City
The Pacific Road extends toward Kansas City and aims to be fully operational by August. The North Missouri line pushes to the Iowa line, with the Western Branch from Allen through Charlton Carroll Ray Clay and Platte to Leavenworth. Platte County Road advances from St Joseph toward the town boundary. Local rail expansion promises renewed commerce and regional integration.
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North Missouri
Iowa Line
Allen
Randolph County
Charlton, Carroll, Ray, Clay and Platte
Leavenworth
Platte
St. Joseph
Lorain
Montgomery
Brough
Crawford
Madison
Cox
Belmont
Medina
Demogg
Lizgy
Washington
Jerson
Virginia
Napoleon Letter to Prince Jerome Sparks Family Rift
The Emperor Napoleon criticizes Jerome Bonaparte for his Ajaccio speech and political leanings, insisting on strict discipline and unity in the family and government. A cousin reply from Napolon Janos expresses loyalty while noting official duties and ceremonies in 1865. Also reported: sixty more prisoners freed from Fort Warren after reciting allegiance oath.
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Monstave
Dean Cousix
Ajaccio
Privy Council
Bagis
Navorxos
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