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Mulford (search for this): article 13
and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason be dismissed, and that the law to confine them in the penitentiary be repealed. He argues that the General Government takes cognizance of their crimes, and tries or pardons, as it sees. A vigorous discussion
Holden (search for this): article 13
g in court. A Jackson paper, which reports the debate, remarks that the young men favor equal rights before the law, while the old men oppose the admission of blacks in the courts. Major-General Wood, commanding the Department of Mississippi, has directed that the further issue of rations in his department to persons not connected with the military service, except to refugees and freedmen, provided for in the act of Congress of March 3, 1865, is strictly prohibited. A not uninteresting feature of the British news is the announcement that her Majesty Queen Victoria will formally emerge from her seclusion on the occasion of the opening of the new Parliament next month. Governor Holden has authorized the justices of the various counties in North Carolina to levy a tax for the support of the poor. The total vote of Wisconsin soldiers on the negro suffrage question foots up three hundred and eighty for and one thousand one hundred and sixty-nine against that measure.
Odenheimer (search for this): article 13
The Newark Advertiser states that Bishop Odenheimer, of the Protestant Episcopal Church of New Jersey, met with a severe accident at South Amboy on Sunday. He had just concluded the services at Roundabout, and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason b
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 13
e Protestant Episcopal Church of New Jersey, met with a severe accident at South Amboy on Sunday. He had just concluded the services at Roundabout, and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason be dismissed, and that the law to confine them in the penitentiary
New Jersey (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 13
The Newark Advertiser states that Bishop Odenheimer, of the Protestant Episcopal Church of New Jersey, met with a severe accident at South Amboy on Sunday. He had just concluded the services at Roundabout, and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason be
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 13
ng in court. A Jackson paper, which reports the debate, remarks that the young men favor equal rights before the law, while the old men oppose the admission of blacks in the courts. Major-General Wood, commanding the Department of Mississippi, has directed that the further issue of rations in his department to persons not connected with the military service, except to refugees and freedmen, provided for in the act of Congress of March 3, 1865, is strictly prohibited. A not uninteresting feature of the British news is the announcement that her Majesty Queen Victoria will formally emerge from her seclusion on the occasion of the opening of the new Parliament next month. Governor Holden has authorized the justices of the various counties in North Carolina to levy a tax for the support of the poor. The total vote of Wisconsin soldiers on the negro suffrage question foots up three hundred and eighty for and one thousand one hundred and sixty-nine against that measure.
Wisconsin (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): article 13
g in court. A Jackson paper, which reports the debate, remarks that the young men favor equal rights before the law, while the old men oppose the admission of blacks in the courts. Major-General Wood, commanding the Department of Mississippi, has directed that the further issue of rations in his department to persons not connected with the military service, except to refugees and freedmen, provided for in the act of Congress of March 3, 1865, is strictly prohibited. A not uninteresting feature of the British news is the announcement that her Majesty Queen Victoria will formally emerge from her seclusion on the occasion of the opening of the new Parliament next month. Governor Holden has authorized the justices of the various counties in North Carolina to levy a tax for the support of the poor. The total vote of Wisconsin soldiers on the negro suffrage question foots up three hundred and eighty for and one thousand one hundred and sixty-nine against that measure.
Burlington (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 13
The Newark Advertiser states that Bishop Odenheimer, of the Protestant Episcopal Church of New Jersey, met with a severe accident at South Amboy on Sunday. He had just concluded the services at Roundabout, and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason be
South Amboy (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 13
The Newark Advertiser states that Bishop Odenheimer, of the Protestant Episcopal Church of New Jersey, met with a severe accident at South Amboy on Sunday. He had just concluded the services at Roundabout, and in going out of the church made a misstep and fell, breaking his left knee. The injuries were dressed, and the Bishop sent to his home, in Burlington. He will be probably laid up three or four months from the effects of the injury. Surgeon Wheeler, Twenty-fourth regiment, at Richmond, Va., returns to Surgeon-General Dale a list of Massachusetts soldiers who died while prisoners of war at Richmond. He says the graves of all are marked, so that their bodies can be recovered. General Mulford informed him that, on the evacuation of the city, the registry of the prisons was lost or carried off by some person unknown. Governor Bramlette on Monday sent a message to the Kentucky Legislature, recommending that all the State indictments against citizens for treason b
1861 AD (search for this): article 2
ious to proceed immediately to the fulfilment of their contract. Since it was impossible to have commenced the work during the war, and since the war was not brought on by any act or omission of theirs, they hold that their not having done so within the time stipulated, does not work any forfeiture of their right to begin now. And they say the same thing with regard to the time within which they were limited to complete the work. But two years remain, if their six years are to be dated from 1861; but they claim the whole six years, dated from the time when they shall begin. This is all very reasonable, and we presume no objection will be made. The Company claim that the State has already granted them an absolute and indefeasible charter. We think so, too; and we think, moreover, that such would be the decision of any court of justice-upon earth. Nevertheless, Governor Peirpoint thought that some further legislation was necessary, and the matter is again before the Legislature. W
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