Valley of the Shadow
Page 1
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Advertisements, columns 1-3; poem, story of an American banker in London who contributed a large amount of money to the city's poor, column 4

Congressional Apportionment

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Page 2
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News from New Mexico, column 4; news from Alabama, Fort Pillow, column 5

"Small Politicians"

(column 1)

"Justice" to the "New Firm"

(column 1)

Emancipation

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Excerpt:

"Whatever the sentiment of the North may have been in relation to the negroes, it is very certain that any assistance they could have rendered would have been received by the country; and the facts that no advantage was taken of the opportunity exhibits an apathy, and a strange aversion to freedom, on the part of the negroe race."

Unconditional Surrender of Fort Pulaski!

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The Battle at Pittsburg Landing

(column 4)

Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia

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Page 3
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News from Fortress Monroe and Fort Pickens, column 1; advertisements, columns 3-5

Crossings

(column 1)

Ordered to Duty

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Counterfeits

(column 1)

New Building

(column 1)

Promenade Concert

(column 2)

Brother Against Brother

(column 2)

The 77th at Pittsburg Landing

(column 2)

Deaths

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Deaths

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Deaths

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Deaths

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Page 4
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Prices current, column 2; advertisements, columns 2-5

Franklin County Teacher's Institute

(column 1)

What Washington Thought about Slavery

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