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2012218729_1865060701_0002	2012218729	1865-06-07	1,865	1,860	0002	THE WEEKLY HERALD. NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 7, 1865. We understand that a hail storm of some severity, was felt some days ago, in the vicinity of Pomaria, doing damage to the growing crops. Other sections also have experienced like visit- ings. It is exceedingly mortifying to hear the numberless complaint...	2,936	6.902301	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 645, "ppl_score": 6.778342804059377}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 768, "ppl_score": 5.984054701932712}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 863, "ppl_score": 4.677288907992854}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 660, "ppl_score": 10.169518124563035}]
2012218730_1865071201_0002	2012218730	1865-07-12	1,865	1,860	0002	THE WEEKLY HERALD. THE WHERRY HAVED. NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1865. Notice the CROSS-MARK! It signifies that no appointment is cut on nearly so. And that your subscription is out, or nearly so. And that when it is out the paper will be sent no more. Bear it in mind, and if you wish to renew see terms...	3,465	5.802571	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 733, "ppl_score": 5.240196913294815}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 847, "ppl_score": 7.938110706003421}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 722, "ppl_score": 4.799026184875241}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 642, "ppl_score": 5.468165893271214}, {"column_index": 4, "token_...
2012218730_1865071201_0001	2012218730	1865-07-12	1,865	1,860	0001	RY.WEEK the Dissemination of General Y, S. C°. WEDNESDAY, JU the Court of Appeals. In politics he was like his father, a strong supporter of the Union. In the unfortunate political schism of 1832, called Nulli- fication, when cockades were the order of the day, he was diametrically opposed and openly maintained the pri...	2,634	5.420508	[{"column_index": 2, "token_count": 876, "ppl_score": 4.126559424738144}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 879, "ppl_score": 5.046496829401846}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 879, "ppl_score": 7.088467392089026}]
2012218730_1865071901_0004	2012218730	1865-07-19	1,865	1,860	0004	THE WEEKLY HERALD. NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1865. To the Ladies. It is refreshing in these times of dearth, but and money-scarcity, to meet with good friends— particularly among the ladies. May angels and ministers of grace ever defend and cherish them! We are largely indebted to our lady readers, ma...	1,577	5.161665	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 771, "ppl_score": 5.325342383568366}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 806, "ppl_score": 4.997987110734494}]
2012218730_1865072601_0005	2012218730	1865-07-26	1,865	1,860	0005	NEWBER Devoted to the NEWBERRY, Some very foolish, if not very wicked men are contributing not only to their own injury, but that of the entire state. By disregarding the rights of the freedmen, they contemn and despise the authority of the United States, and render necessary the presence of military power, to prevent ...	2,309	5.864072	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 739, "ppl_score": 4.842644734600427}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 772, "ppl_score": 5.989068119111232}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 798, "ppl_score": 6.760504561538159}]
2012218730_1865072601_0006	2012218730	1865-07-26	1,865	1,860	0006	LOCAL ITEMS. — SEVERAL wagon loads of returned prisoners passed through Newberry last week, looking re- markably well and hearty. OUR streets present an animated appearance these days, from daylight to dark, and great is the traffic carried on in the watermelon and peach line, in spite of the tightness in the money mar...	2,346	5.683265	[{"column_index": 2, "token_count": 801, "ppl_score": 5.185234846241077}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 831, "ppl_score": 5.651421629153109}, {"column_index": 5, "token_count": 714, "ppl_score": 6.2131389543184925}]
2012218730_1865071901_0003	2012218730	1865-07-19	1,865	1,860	0003	THE VOLUME I. THE NEWBERRY WEEKLY HERALD IS PUBLISHED AT NEWBERRY C. H., Thos. F. & R. H. Greneker, TERMS, $1 IN SPECIE, FOR SIX MONTHS, OR $1.50 IN PROVISIONS. (Payment required invariably in advance.) Advertisements inserted at $1 per square for first insertion, 50 cents for subsequent insertions. Marriage notices, F...	3,293	6.247411	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 831, "ppl_score": 5.222622338821926}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 794, "ppl_score": 6.29688375936715}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 833, "ppl_score": 7.359527703517235}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 835, "ppl_score": 6.110610251306984}]
2012218730_1865080201_0007	2012218730	1865-08-02	1,865	1,860	0007	THE VOLUME I. THE NEWBERRY WEEKLY HERALD IS PUBLISHED AT NEWBERRY C. H., Thos. F. & R. H. Greneker. TERMS, $1 IN SPECIE, FOR SIX MONTHS, OR $1,50 IN PROVISIONS. (Payment required invariably in advance.) Advertisements inserted at $1 per square, for first insertion, 50 cents for subsequent insertions. Marriage notices, ...	2,405	5.366343	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 802, "ppl_score": 5.443741449305385}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 789, "ppl_score": 6.630194278012167}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 814, "ppl_score": 4.025094233626605}]
2012218730_1865080901_0010	2012218730	1865-08-09	1,865	1,860	0010	The Mass Meeting of Saturday. Agreeable to the suggestions of sundry citi- zens, and in accordance with the views of Gen. Van Wyck, a mass meeting of Freedmen, to which planters were invited, was held on Satur- day, at Academy Grove. The purpose was to give a good, plain, sensible talk, to correct erro- neous ideas and...	3,371	5.218418	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 926, "ppl_score": 4.106118623828206}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 763, "ppl_score": 5.109955914223891}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 724, "ppl_score": 5.734638368039443}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 958, "ppl_score": 5.922959563878318}]
2012218730_1865080901_0009	2012218730	1865-08-09	1,865	1,860	0009	THE N VOLUME I. THE NEWBERRY WEEKLY HERALD IS PUBLISHED AT NEWBERRY C. H., Thos. F. & R. H. Greneker. TERMS $1.50 FOR SIX MONTHS, EITHER IN CASH OR IN PROVISIONS. (Payment required invariably in advance.) Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per square, for first insertion, $1 for each subsequent insertion. Marriage notice...	1,296	6.045125	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 506, "ppl_score": 6.42746111189797}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 790, "ppl_score": 5.662790316352779}]
2012218730_1865081601_0012	2012218730	1865-08-16	1,865	1,860	0012	THE WEEKLY HERALD: NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1865. To our Patrons. We are happy in being able to state, that in a short time the dimensions of the Herald will be again enlarged. It is a pleasure to make this announcement, it evidences a liberal patronage, in subscribers as well as advertisers. Some ...	3,047	5.634441	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 826, "ppl_score": 5.481703423792184}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 775, "ppl_score": 5.829678566617011}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 773, "ppl_score": 5.241647621377378}, {"column_index": 5, "token_count": 673, "ppl_score": 5.98473314090771}]
2012218730_1865081601_0011	2012218730	1865-08-16	1,865	1,860	0011	THE 1 VOLUME I THE NEWBERRY WEEKLY HERALD IS PUBLISHED AT NEWBERRY C. H., Thos. F. & R. H. Greneker. TERMS, $1.50 FOR SIX MONTHS, EITHER IN CASH OR IN PROVISIONS. (Payment required invariably in advance.) Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per square, for first insertion, $1 for each subsequent insertion. Marriage notice...	3,981	5.413822	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 813, "ppl_score": 5.595774753096006}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 528, "ppl_score": 5.956781283074326}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 853, "ppl_score": 4.760854594905034}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 888, "ppl_score": 5.3546145769461235}, {"column_index": 4, "token...
2012218730_1865082301_0013	2012218730	1865-08-23	1,865	1,860	0013	QUE IS THE VOLUME I. THE NEWBERRY WEEKLY HERALD IS PUBLISHED AT NEWBERRY C. H., Thos. F. & R. H. Greneker. FOR SIX MONTHS EITHER , EITHER IN CASH OR IN PROVISIONS. (Payment required invariably in advance.) Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per square, for first insertion, $1 for each subsequent insertion. Marriage notic...	2,977	5.963723	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 786, "ppl_score": 5.673931605280986}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 810, "ppl_score": 6.579932591598694}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 566, "ppl_score": 6.942548454406964}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 815, "ppl_score": 4.658478525194667}]
2012218730_1865080201_0008	2012218730	1865-08-02	1,865	1,860	0008	THE WEEKLY HERALD. NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1865. Gov. Perry Passed through Newberry, Monday morning last, en route to his home and headquarters at Greenville Court House. IMPROVEMENT.—The click of the hammer and the clangor of the trowel is heard all over Co- lumbia, and so in Charleston houses are...	3,044	5.839869	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 820, "ppl_score": 6.705570536772721}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 864, "ppl_score": 5.981114262312309}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 747, "ppl_score": 5.127737534673266}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 613, "ppl_score": 5.545054668608472}]
2012218730_1865082301_0014	2012218730	1865-08-23	1,865	1,860	0014	THE WEEKLY HERALD NEWBERRY, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1865. MAJ. HENRY SUMMER authorizes us to say that having been nominated for the Convention, he will serve if elected. Rev. Samuel Townsend, of the firm of Town- send & North, died in Philadelphia, on the 31st July, 1865. The "Southern Girl" who sent a lett...	2,880	6.025215	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 798, "ppl_score": 6.830852090549847}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 845, "ppl_score": 5.702956235882179}, {"column_index": 4, "token_count": 666, "ppl_score": 5.856747043716117}, {"column_index": 5, "token_count": 571, "ppl_score": 5.710302613570449}]
2013218697_1861051301_0542	2013218697	1861-05-13	1,861	1,860	0542	FREMONT Vol. 1. MOND Letter From Hannibal, Missouri. HANNIBAL, Mo., May 4, 1861. EDITOR JOURNAL:—Thinking perhaps the Un- ion-loving people of Northern Ohio would like to know what is transpiring in Missouri, I take the liberty of dropping them a line through your valuable journal. Don't have too much confidence in the...	568	6.050583	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 568, "ppl_score": 6.0505833324050275}]
2013218697_1861051301_0543	2013218697	1861-05-13	1,861	1,860	0543	Potomae are armed with heavy guns, shotted and primed, and instructed to fire at the first sign of hostile demonstrations. The war steamer Anacosta came up the river last night. She reports no batteries as yet er- ected on the right bank. Alexandria is now said to be occupied by one thousand rebels. The people of Tenne...	1,315	6.958758	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 659, "ppl_score": 7.2219400234936755}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 656, "ppl_score": 6.69557711907791}]
2013218697_1861051301_0544	2013218697	1861-05-13	1,861	1,860	0544	Fremont Daily Journal. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has...	1,325	6.704199	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 613, "ppl_score": 5.904934908066954}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 712, "ppl_score": 7.503462997014045}]
2013218697_1861051401_0547	2013218697	1861-05-14	1,861	1,860	0547	HON. S. T. WORCESTER'S CHARGE, To the Grand Jury of the Sandusky County Com- mon Pleas Court, Fremont, May 13, 1861. DEFINING TREASON. GENTLEMEN:—In addition to what I have said in respect to your general duties as Grand Ju- rors, it seems to me proper in the present un- happy and distracted condition of our country; t...	2,672	4.714469	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 753, "ppl_score": 4.530025301309522}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 1163, "ppl_score": 5.128024230169495}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 756, "ppl_score": 4.485358794039521}]
2013218697_1861051401_0548	2013218697	1861-05-14	1,861	1,860	0548	Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. We direct the attention of our readers to the admirable charge of Judge Worcester to the Grand Jury of this county, defining treason. Capt. Seaman's company of Woodville volun- teers, numbering 100 men, and Capt. Black- man's company of volu...	911	7.48814	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 911, "ppl_score": 7.488140078121487}]
2013218697_1861051401_0549	2013218697	1861-05-14	1,861	1,860	0549	A Call From Missouri. FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE FREE STATES: Placed on an advanced post of liberty in the present struggle for the maintenance of our Government, we have in obedience to the call of our President, organized the four regiments of volunteers from Missouri. As citizens of a State whose first executive is, as ...	1,561	6.665484	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 530, "ppl_score": 6.117092445826065}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 538, "ppl_score": 6.93240019950153}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 493, "ppl_score": 6.946961050821783}]
2013218697_1861051501_0551	2013218697	1861-05-15	1,861	1,860	0551	Yesterday's Report. Boston, May 14.—Special session of the Legislature of Massachusetts met to-day a noon. Gov. Andrew's message is exceed- ingly patriotic and gives a detailed account of the action of the Commonwealth. He ord- says this is no war sections—no war of the North on the South—not waged to avenge former wro...	1,094	6.524768	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 464, "ppl_score": 6.552636151134969}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 630, "ppl_score": 6.496899194131353}]
2013218697_1861051501_0550	2013218697	1861-05-15	1,861	1,860	0550	FREMONT Vol. 1. WEDNESDAY Fremont Daily Journal. FREMONT DAILY JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally t...	885	6.429193	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 513, "ppl_score": 5.367070533313829}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 372, "ppl_score": 7.491315035252962}]
2013218697_1861051301_0545	2013218697	1861-05-13	1,861	1,860	0545	Daily Journal. Fort Monroe. Fort Monroe, Virginia, is one of the strongest forts in the United States, and constitutes the north point of the entrance to James River, and with Fort Calhoun, which is one mile distant, commands the entrance to that river. In summer, the spot which is known as Old Point Comfort is a favor...	1,458	6.500215	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 486, "ppl_score": 5.883461453666606}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 514, "ppl_score": 7.5484916447852655}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 458, "ppl_score": 6.068691566636671}]
2013218697_1861051401_0546	2013218697	1861-05-14	1,861	1,860	0546	FREMONT Vol. 1. TUESD Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1861 ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. TO THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but ...	914	6.11402	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 462, "ppl_score": 5.757774251361984}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 452, "ppl_score": 6.470266529437617}]
2013218697_1861051501_0552	2013218697	1861-05-15	1,861	1,860	0552	Fremont Daily Journal. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Independent Guards, Attention. The members of the Independent Guards, are requested to meet at the Engine House in Fremont, on Saturday, May 18th 1/2 o'clock p.m., for drill and business. By order of the Company. LAST NIGHT'S REPORT. WASHINGTON, M...	1,436	6.941935	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 403, "ppl_score": 7.317815548045267}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 588, "ppl_score": 6.71184689897461}, {"column_index": 3, "token_count": 445, "ppl_score": 6.796141426487515}]
2013218697_1861051501_0553	2013218697	1861-05-15	1,861	1,860	0553	Daily Journal. Virginia to the North. [From the New York Commercial Advertiser.] Thus speaks the sovereign old Dominion To the Northern States her frank opinion: FIRST. MOVE NOT A FINGER: 'tis coercion, The signal for our prompt dispersion. SECOND. WAIT, till I make my full decision, Be it for union or division. THIRD....	882	6.80882	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 418, "ppl_score": 7.460719813735959}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 464, "ppl_score": 6.156919964912103}]
2013218697_1861051601_0557	2013218697	1861-05-16	1,861	1,860	0557	Daily Journal. Personuelle of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. The Washington correspondent of the New York Times, in describing the recent military levee at the White House, thus describes President Lincoln and his accom- plished lady: It was late when I entered. The Pres- ident stood near the East room surrounded by a party of ...	1,540	6.248496	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 500, "ppl_score": 5.148884642946441}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 542, "ppl_score": 5.9715284780205495}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 498, "ppl_score": 7.625073234379786}]
2013218697_1861051601_0555	2013218697	1861-05-16	1,861	1,860	0555	curred a day or two since, in which one or more of the Kentucky volunteers were killed, and others wounded. Following this was a threat of Duncan to disband his squad and re- turn home. Indignation is expressed by Vir- ginians that Gov. Letcher by his proclamation has prohibited the exportation of all kinds of provisio...	1,175	6.839002	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 587, "ppl_score": 7.264516254010893}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 588, "ppl_score": 6.413487571378987}]
2013218697_1861051801_0563	2013218697	1861-05-18	1,861	1,860	0563	PHILADELPHIA, May 17.—Quiet an excitement was created this morning by the seizure of a submarine boat, the invention of Devillero, a Frenchman. In going down the river it struck an island. Four men were found on board. Devillero said he was taking it to the navy yard to test it, but the officers there disclaimed any kn...	562	7.682095	[{"column_index": 2, "token_count": 562, "ppl_score": 7.682094790402249}]
2013218697_1861051801_0564	2013218697	1861-05-18	1,861	1,860	0564	Fremont Daily Journal. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. TO-DAY, BUCKEYE HALL. We have been requested by the ladies to say that Buckeye Hall will be open this morning at 9 o'clock for the ladies of our town who have a desire to assist in making the cap covers and capes for the Fremont volunteers. Nimble ...	1,532	6.809782	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 420, "ppl_score": 6.044916681683287}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 608, "ppl_score": 7.322479753103911}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 504, "ppl_score": 7.061948281366224}]
2013218697_1861051801_0565	2013218697	1861-05-18	1,861	1,860	0565	The Ohio Legislature. [Special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.] Columbus, May 13.—The House has just passed the Corwin Constitutional amend- ment. The Senate had passed the amend- ment before the present troubles began.— The eight per cent. interest bill was killed. The Senate passed a supplement to the tax law, ta...	514	7.448927	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 514, "ppl_score": 7.448926976852171}]
2013218697_1861051601_0556	2013218697	1861-05-16	1,861	1,860	0556	Fremont Daily Journal. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Independent Guards, Attention. The members of the Independent Guards, are requested to meet at the Engine House in Fremont, on Saturday, May 18th 1861, 1½ o'clock p. m., for drill and business. By order of the Company. Ten thousand Enfield Rifles h...	1,578	6.930178	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 423, "ppl_score": 7.17975112327656}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 691, "ppl_score": 6.12644665892728}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 464, "ppl_score": 7.484334760759037}]
2013218697_1861051601_0554	2013218697	1861-05-16	1,861	1,860	0554	FREMONT Vol. 1. THURS To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the...	565	5.587089	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 565, "ppl_score": 5.587088933744372}]
2013218697_1861052001_0566	2013218697	1861-05-20	1,861	1,860	0566	FREMONT Vol. 1. MOND TO THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the ...	1,142	4.829218	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 548, "ppl_score": 5.313442473990095}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 594, "ppl_score": 4.344993146413622}]
2013218697_1861051801_0562	2013218697	1861-05-18	1,861	1,860	0562	FREMONT Vol. 1. SATUR TO THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the...	1,284	4.925585	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 638, "ppl_score": 5.122073544363948}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 646, "ppl_score": 4.729096565509457}]
2013218697_1861052001_0567	2013218697	1861-05-20	1,861	1,860	0567	Fremont Daily Journal. MONDAY, MAY 20, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. For CAMP DENNISON.—Perry Close will leave for Camp Dennison to-morrow [Tuesday] morn- ing, on the early train. Persons desirous of sending packages of any kind to their friends there, can leave them at his Grocery to-day, and he will take them down. ...	481	5.737129	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 481, "ppl_score": 5.737129344439803}]
2013218697_1861052001_0569	2013218697	1861-05-20	1,861	1,860	0569	Daily Journal. Gov. Hicks' Proclamation. Gov. Hicks, of Maryland, has issued the following proclamation. Whereas, the President of the United States, by his proclamation of the 13th of April, 1861, has called upon me, the Gov- ernor of Maryland, for four regiments, in- fantry or riflemen, to serve for a period of three...	998	6.38335	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 490, "ppl_score": 5.822315341218526}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 508, "ppl_score": 6.9443851778270025}]
2013218697_1861052001_0568	2013218697	1861-05-20	1,861	1,860	0568	Chicago, May 18.--Senator Douglas is better this after- noon. Situation however regarded as critical by physi- cians. Philadelphia, May 18.--Senator Bayard publishes a lengthy address to the people of Delaware, vindicating himself from false charges made against him. He de- clares that his visit to New Orleans was sole...	691	7.054223	[{"column_index": 3, "token_count": 691, "ppl_score": 7.054222645092259}]
2013218697_1861052101_0570	2013218697	1861-05-21	1,861	1,860	0570	FREMONT Vol. 1. TUESD To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the...	1,184	4.78885	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 606, "ppl_score": 5.200873535738691}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 578, "ppl_score": 4.376826169993286}]
2013218697_1861052101_0571	2013218697	1861-05-21	1,861	1,860	0571	Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. The ladies are engaged in sewing for the Fremont Volunteers at Birchard Hall to-day. All who come can find employment. PERSONAL.—We find the following complimentary no- tice of one of our Fremont boys, son of J. B. G. Downs, of this place, in the Wy...	1,637	7.26136	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 580, "ppl_score": 6.792502337917998}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 593, "ppl_score": 7.588263254924445}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 464, "ppl_score": 7.403314850138058}]
2013218697_1861052201_0574	2013218697	1861-05-22	1,861	1,860	0574	FREMONT Vol. 1. WEDNE To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the...	1,853	5.398179	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 635, "ppl_score": 4.7713997633475955}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 822, "ppl_score": 4.367341503352929}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 396, "ppl_score": 7.055794516251661}]
2013218697_1861052101_0572	2013218697	1861-05-21	1,861	1,860	0572	pending, the grave commercial question, now being considered, the discussion of the subject was impolitic. Active preparations are going on in the navy yards for sending a powerful squadron into American waters. The London Times points out that America has heretofore industriously vin- dicated the principles and preced...	499	6.388371	[{"column_index": 2, "token_count": 499, "ppl_score": 6.388371042066262}]
2013218697_1861052201_0576	2013218697	1861-05-22	1,861	1,860	0576	Yesterday's Report. Washington, May 20.—There was a tight at Sewell's Point between two U. S. vessels and a rebel battery, it being the 8th and last work now in the rebels hands defend- ing the approach to Norfolk, and is regard- ed as an important work against blockading it James river, where there are now lying 20 pr...	1,386	7.878059	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 473, "ppl_score": 7.720039089960368}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 468, "ppl_score": 7.978148838726043}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 445, "ppl_score": 7.935989392657431}]
2013218697_1861052101_0573	2013218697	1861-05-21	1,861	1,860	0573	Southern Modes of Warfare. The modes of warfare already adopted and likely to be carried into the campaign by the South are, in a few respects, with- out historic parrallel. We are to encounter and subdue not merely a reeling horde of helots, armed with stolen guns, clad in gar- ments swindled from unsuspecting and non...	1,023	6.80817	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 518, "ppl_score": 7.7604314614331145}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 505, "ppl_score": 5.855907893096017}]
2013218697_1861052201_0575	2013218697	1861-05-22	1,861	1,860	0575	Fremont Daily Journal. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. FIREMENS ATTENTION! The members of the Fremont Fire Depart- ment will meet at the Engine House, at 4 o'clock, this p. m. for drill, and important busi- ness. Let there be a full attendance. S. BUCKLAND, Wednesday morning. Chief Engineer. MANY THAN...	961	7.254166	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 423, "ppl_score": 6.398002804696642}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 538, "ppl_score": 8.110329177122475}]
2013218697_1861052201_0577	2013218697	1861-05-22	1,861	1,860	0577	Douglas. All of our worst predictions in regard to this bold, bad man have been fully verified. C If he has not been understood heretofore, a the fault has not been ours. For three h years we have labored to convince the peo- ple that he was an unprincipled demagogue, T and would desert the South in the hour of a trial...	481	7.48643	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 481, "ppl_score": 7.4864299448050176}]
2013218697_1861052301_0580	2013218697	1861-05-23	1,861	1,860	0580	ized and empowered to give by the Gov- ernment which they represent, will be by both most sacredly kept and if necessary put down evil disposed persons. The military of both Governments will be called out to enforce the terms of the honorable and amicable agreement I, there- fore, call upon all persons in this State to...	492	6.155043	[{"column_index": 2, "token_count": 492, "ppl_score": 6.155042776202861}]
2013218697_1861052301_0578	2013218697	1861-05-23	1,861	1,860	0578	FREMONT Vol. 1. THURS To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing the...	1,049	5.85804	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 610, "ppl_score": 5.348212230035719}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 439, "ppl_score": 6.367867971412588}]
2013218697_1861052301_0579	2013218697	1861-05-23	1,861	1,860	0579	Fremont Daily Journal. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. From Camp Dennison. Capt. TILLOTSON, of Fremont Company No. 1, arrived from Camp Dennison last night to report both companies of the Fremont boys (five or six slight cases of the measles) well, and enjoying camp life gaily. Capt. Tillotson has an o...	1,093	7.112662	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 585, "ppl_score": 6.398700714511265}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 508, "ppl_score": 7.826622932167258}]
2013218697_1861052301_0581	2013218697	1861-05-23	1,861	1,860	0581	Daily Journal. Volunteered. The following beautiful poem, appearing in Harper's Weekly, is from the pen of Mrs. Juliette R. Beach: I know the sun shines, and the lilacs are blowing, And Summer sends kisses by beautiful May-- Oh! to see all the treasures the Spring is bestowing, And think--my boy Willie enlisted to-day!...	1,673	6.069006	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 663, "ppl_score": 4.657874361075539}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 512, "ppl_score": 6.0930465926700785}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 498, "ppl_score": 7.45609821158131}]
2013218697_1861052501_0586	2013218697	1861-05-25	1,861	1,860	0586	FREMONT vol. 1. SATURD To THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by a large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify us in continuing ...	1,068	6.784287	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 546, "ppl_score": 5.8823548065325495}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 522, "ppl_score": 7.6862205577921054}]
2013218697_1861052501_0587	2013218697	1861-05-25	1,861	1,860	0587	have been flaunting. The greatest activity is going on to-night in various companies, re and additional regiments to those named above will be under marching orders in case of emergency. Rumors are flying about here to the ef- fect that the Secretary of State received to- day, dispatches from England declaring that it ...	953	7.9487	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 495, "ppl_score": 7.946448168703143}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 458, "ppl_score": 7.950952863789964}]
2013218697_1861052501_0588	2013218697	1861-05-25	1,861	1,860	0588	Fremont Daily Journal. SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, Editor. -alpingel to EXCITING NEWS. had givan The dispatches of yesterday p. m. and last night are of the most exciting nature, and will deeply stir the popular mind through- out the whole North. An advance of the army has been made and the Government will...	1,515	7.218781	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 410, "ppl_score": 6.801335746389095}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 628, "ppl_score": 6.7552182155591405}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 477, "ppl_score": 8.099787955444956}]
2013218697_1861052701_0591	2013218697	1861-05-27	1,861	1,860	0591	Fremont Daily Journal. MONDAY, MAY 27, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Capt's. Tillotson and Haynes have each got the quota of men they wanted to fill up their companies. They leave this morning on the 6 a o'clock train for Camp Dennison. Mr. Crowell had got about 50 men for the three years' service on Saturday evening....	1,576	6.769955	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 495, "ppl_score": 5.98768035615153}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 455, "ppl_score": 7.408664998456995}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 626, "ppl_score": 6.913520253871997}]
2013218697_1861052701_0592	2013218697	1861-05-27	1,861	1,860	0592	tress Monroe. She brings the report that Gen. Butler yesterday captured Sewell's Point with a loss of 84 killed and wounded. The enemy lost between 300 or 400 killed and wounded.-- Many prisoners were taken, perhaps 600. On Thursday evening the enemy's pickets h near the Fortress, were surprised and 300 taken prisoners...	937	7.472308	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 497, "ppl_score": 7.928933153753726}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 440, "ppl_score": 7.015683419268149}]
2013218697_1861052701_0593	2013218697	1861-05-27	1,861	1,860	0593	Daily Journal. Brothers, To Arms! BY SUSIE ANGUS. Brothers, to arms! for your homes and your altars, Wake from your slumber, your country to save, Coward and slave every man who now falters, On, for freedom and right, or a patriot's grave! Shall the star-spangled banner our fore-fathers gave us, Be insulted and torn by...	1,066	6.469793	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 570, "ppl_score": 5.517786690877184}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 496, "ppl_score": 7.421798940083062}]
2013218697_1861052501_0589	2013218697	1861-05-25	1,861	1,860	0589	Daily Journal. "Out of their own Mouths." John Tyler, once President of the Unit- ed States, is now a traitor to the Union.— He took an active part in throwing Virgin- ia into the hands of Davis, and bringing upon her people all the disasters and suf- fering which they would have escaped had such men as this ex-Preside...	1,473	6.267421	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 520, "ppl_score": 5.279771036039014}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 480, "ppl_score": 6.986330271397652}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 473, "ppl_score": 6.536161665884164}]
2013218697_1861052701_0590	2013218697	1861-05-27	1,861	1,860	0590	FREMONT Vol. 1. MONDAY TO THE PUBLIC.—The time for which we en- gaged to issue our extra has expired. Our ef- fort to give the news has been appreciated by large numbers of our citizens, who have contri- buted liberally to the enterprise, but the remu- neration has not been of a character to justify a us in continuing ...	1,252	5.007028	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 579, "ppl_score": 5.631728679390086}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 673, "ppl_score": 4.382327914359105}]
2013218697_1861052801_0595	2013218697	1861-05-28	1,861	1,860	0595	Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. The patriotic citizens of Washington Tp., are not behind hand in their readiness to volunteer for military drill. Wm. Koons, of that township is organizing an Independent Company, and has now some 25 men en- rolled. A meeting will be held at the mee...	938	7.788953	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 447, "ppl_score": 7.458551803027529}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 491, "ppl_score": 8.119354687364819}]
2013218697_1861052801_0596	2013218697	1861-05-28	1,861	1,860	0596	authorities. No coal trains are arriving. Boston, May 27.—The brig Elisha Dean, of Boston, arrived to-day from Saluta River, Ga. She reports that she was captured by a privateer. She was taken to Brunswick, where after eight days detention Gov. Brawn ordered her release. Washington, May 27.—The mails for the South are ...	1,032	6.878524	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 509, "ppl_score": 7.147354420709812}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 523, "ppl_score": 6.609694314780562}]
2013218697_1861052801_0597	2013218697	1861-05-28	1,861	1,860	0597	Making History. What ever may be the result of our pres- ent struggle, the future historian will have to record these facts. 1. That no rebellion was ever beforeinau- rated wherein the conspirators could not h even pretend that one of them had been n damaged in person or estate by the Gov- ernment they sought to overth...	991	6.833786	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 498, "ppl_score": 7.880674900831193}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 493, "ppl_score": 5.786897325099582}]
2013218697_1861052801_0594	2013218697	1861-05-28	1,861	1,860	0594	FREMONT Vol. 1. TUESD The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the cou...	1,037	5.773291	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 563, "ppl_score": 5.516771185246653}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 474, "ppl_score": 6.0298106998093015}]
2013218697_1861052901_0601	2013218697	1861-05-29	1,861	1,860	0601	Yancey Heard From. The Chicago Tribune publishes the fol- lowing letter, from which it appears that Yancey “still lives.” “DECATUR, Ill., May 16.'61. “At Effingham I heard an extract read from a letter from Mr. Yancey to a citizen of that county, in which this arch traitor was rejoicing in the belief that the North is ...	990	6.275399	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 476, "ppl_score": 5.578663981753935}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 514, "ppl_score": 6.972133211602945}]
2013218697_1861053001_0603	2013218697	1861-05-30	1,861	1,860	0603	Fremont Daily Journal. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Let no one fail to remember the Ladies' Fair and Festival at St. Clair's Hall to-night. The grass and wheat throughout the county are looking well. During the past few days the farmers have improved the pleasant weather by planting corn. "Where the...	1,093	6.48876	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 593, "ppl_score": 5.258268139941226}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 500, "ppl_score": 7.719251353031444}]
2013218697_1861052901_0598	2013218697	1861-05-29	1,861	1,860	0598	FREMONT Vol. 1. WEDNES The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the co...	1,332	6.277498	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 463, "ppl_score": 5.663171061418865}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 408, "ppl_score": 6.781148904579291}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 461, "ppl_score": 6.388173041309676}]
2013218697_1861052901_0599	2013218697	1861-05-29	1,861	1,860	0599	Fremont Daily Journal. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Should any of our Fremont Ladies wish to obtain beautiful flowers, we would recom- mend them to call on Mr. Ruemmole to. morrow morning from 6 to 12 o'clock; see his notice in another column. in for the War. M. H. CROWELL'S company for the three y...	1,457	7.933248	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 376, "ppl_score": 7.5607161009279995}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 575, "ppl_score": 8.10488970203741}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 506, "ppl_score": 8.134138322201915}]
2013218697_1861053001_0602	2013218697	1861-05-30	1,861	1,860	0602	DAILY J. SDAY MORNING, MAY 30, Sam. Houston All Right--A Patriotic Speech from Him. The charge that Gen. Houston made a secession speech at Galveston is all false. He spoke in defiance of threats, and an eye witness says: About an hour before the time appointed P for his address, he appeared riding through d the princi...	943	6.749505	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 501, "ppl_score": 5.6630630460331695}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 442, "ppl_score": 7.835947347700431}]
2013218697_1861053001_0605	2013218697	1861-05-30	1,861	1,860	0605	and hear.] But these words are too weak to do justice to the subject. These bad men are as much worse than common mur- derers as the man that stabs his own wife, strangles his own sister, murders his own fa- ther and mother, and destroys his own chil- dren, is more vile than the man who only wars against the stranger. ...	969	5.400204	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 465, "ppl_score": 4.994334960329365}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 504, "ppl_score": 5.806073106650311}]
2013218697_1861053001_0604	2013218697	1861-05-30	1,861	1,860	0604	Yesterday's Report. Washington, May 28.—Fred. Hicken's Illinois regiment will probably be accepted by the Government. Probabilities are that the brigade of Carl Schurz, who is now here, will be sent to Fortress Monroe. Allen A. Burton of Kentucky, has been oc appointed Minister Resident to New Gre- M nada, in place of ...	1,415	7.52631	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 474, "ppl_score": 8.322667295862505}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 474, "ppl_score": 7.552945417593473}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 467, "ppl_score": 6.703319099957954}]
2013218697_1861060101_0612	2013218697	1861-06-01	1,861	1,860	0612	Yesterday's Report. Chicago, May 31.—One o'clock p. m.— Senator Douglas' condition about the same as last night; if any change, is worse. New York, May 31.—Orders were issu- ed yesterday to arm and equip seven regi- ments. Some six regiments leave here to- morrow and Sunday for Fortress Monroe and Washington. The Times...	925	8.036529	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 439, "ppl_score": 8.015808491119875}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 486, "ppl_score": 8.057248896357805}]
2013218697_1861060101_0611	2013218697	1861-06-01	1,861	1,860	0611	Fremont Daily Journal. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. Chicago, May 31—9,30 p. m.—Senator Douglas still gradually sinking. His phy- sicians entertain no hope of his recovery. Tillotson Guards. This compauy was named in honor of C. O. TILLOTSON of this place, a compliment well de- se...	1,429	7.255726	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 436, "ppl_score": 6.194796877039407}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 420, "ppl_score": 8.319096360837014}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 573, "ppl_score": 7.253284294338938}]
2013218697_1861060101_0613	2013218697	1861-06-01	1,861	1,860	0613	Daily Journal. Willie is a Rifleman. Oh, Willie is a rifleman, Noble and brave is he; A gallant, dashing rifleman, And all the world to me. For I ne'er love a coward. Who holds his life so dear That he cannot join the patriot ranks As a rifle volunteer. But Willie has a noble heart, He fears no battle cry, He'd proudly...	1,558	6.228995	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 463, "ppl_score": 6.770218779596896}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 563, "ppl_score": 6.144014309667704}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 532, "ppl_score": 5.772753358019255}]
2013218697_1861060301_0614	2013218697	1861-06-03	1,861	1,860	0614	FREMONT Vol. 1. MONDAY The Daily Journal, is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the co...	1,129	4.85956	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 526, "ppl_score": 5.0943197494725405}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 603, "ppl_score": 4.624799901411385}]
2013218697_1861060301_0616	2013218697	1861-06-03	1,861	1,860	0616	Saturday's Report. (Tribune's Dispatch.) New York, June 1.—Several Virginians (Union men,) arrived in Georgetown to-day, having been forced to leave their homes by threats of violence from secessionists, if they remain. Such of the Union men in counties in Eastern Virginia opposite this city as can, are escaping. A gen...	1,152	7.032588	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 530, "ppl_score": 7.630425365572188}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 622, "ppl_score": 6.4347503960035475}]
2013218697_1861060301_0617	2013218697	1861-06-03	1,861	1,860	0617	Daily Journal. The March Into Virginia. A correspondent of the Wheeling Intelli- gencer went with the advance regiment from Wheeling to Grafton. The welcome of the troops at every station was the wild- est joy imaginable. At every station and every house people greeted the soldiers with cheering and the waving of hats ...	1,580	6.114666	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 498, "ppl_score": 6.116457333191886}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 528, "ppl_score": 6.494535878346193}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 554, "ppl_score": 5.733004060365233}]
2013218697_1861060301_0615	2013218697	1861-06-03	1,861	1,860	0615	Fremont Daily Journal. MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. Chicago, June 1.—Senator Douglas is a little better to night. His friends are somewhat en- couraged. Chicago, June 2.—Physicians think slight im- provement in condition of Senator Douglas to- night. He is still unconscious the gre...	1,046	7.390816	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 510, "ppl_score": 6.414302630584095}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 536, "ppl_score": 8.367329790556301}]
2013218697_1861060101_0610	2013218697	1861-06-01	1,861	1,860	0610	FREMONT Vol. 1. SATURD The Daily Journal, 1819 is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will be off all day each Sunday. As the hope of contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at ...	1,403	5.799023	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 501, "ppl_score": 5.556323970658454}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 471, "ppl_score": 5.181400779187112}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 431, "ppl_score": 6.659344181726924}]
2013218697_1861060401_0620	2013218697	1861-06-04	1,861	1,860	0620	on most all public buildings at half-mast and draped in mourning. (Gov. Mortou or- dered flags at camps draped in mourning, and at half-mast, and hour guns to be fired for twenty-four hours. New York, June 3.—Townsend's regi- ment Scott Life Guards left for Fortress Monroe. Erie, June 3.—On receipt of the news of Senat...	1,681	6.722581	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 651, "ppl_score": 7.363032570154359}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 540, "ppl_score": 7.04400939622814}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 490, "ppl_score": 5.7607003469479245}]
2013218697_1861060401_0619	2013218697	1861-06-04	1,861	1,860	0619	Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Stephen A. Douglas Dead. For several days past serious fears have been enter- tained throughout the country that the intelligence of the violent illness of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas would soon be followed by the announcement of his decease. For the la...	1,028	6.406485	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 575, "ppl_score": 5.2567633258900095}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 453, "ppl_score": 7.556205501118471}]
2013218697_1861060401_0621	2013218697	1861-06-04	1,861	1,860	0621	The President's Sorrow. A visitor at the White House on Friday, found Mr. Lincoln overcome with grief at the loss of Col. Ellsworth, who had been intimate with him and who had formed one of the Presidential suite and family. Mr. Lincoln shed tears freely, and said: "I will make no apology, gentlemen, for my weakness; b...	1,043	6.279765	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 537, "ppl_score": 5.771370998411963}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 506, "ppl_score": 6.788159528692032}]
2013218697_1861060501_0624	2013218697	1861-06-05	1,861	1,860	0624	Cabill's remarking to Gen. Scott that this order would test the patency of Gov. Ma- goffin's proclamation, and in all probability a collision would ensue at the onstead be- tween the brigade and the secessionists at Louisville, the General replied, "You shall be sustained, sir. We can send you 20,000 2 men in 3 days." ...	1,261	7.056242	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 775, "ppl_score": 7.071369809116121}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 486, "ppl_score": 7.041114666430045}]
2013218697_1861060501_0622	2013218697	1861-06-05	1,861	1,860	0622	FREMONT Vol. 1. WEDNES The Daily Journal, A Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. One issue on each day. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2...	1,115	5.711734	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 532, "ppl_score": 4.48226183255051}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 583, "ppl_score": 6.9412070180476295}]
2013218697_1861060501_0623	2013218697	1861-06-05	1,861	1,860	0623	Fremont Daily Journal. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Douglas to be Buried at Chicago. As will be noticed in our despatches, the re- mains of Senator DOUGLAS will not be taken to Washington for interment, as was at first an- nounced. He will be buried at Cottage Grove, Chicago, and the funeral will p...	1,062	6.524868	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 571, "ppl_score": 5.4737760359926195}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 491, "ppl_score": 7.575959940665034}]
2013218697_1861060501_0625	2013218697	1861-06-05	1,861	1,860	0625	Daily Journal. What Fremont is to Do. A Washington dispatch to the New York Times says: I am enabled to send you a sketch of the work which will be assigned to Major General Fremont, on the acceptance of the position tendered him. He'll be placed in command of the Western division of the army, which is to move down the...	1,659	6.495627	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 581, "ppl_score": 7.874553946290289}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 536, "ppl_score": 6.602472093521578}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 542, "ppl_score": 5.009854748396167}]
2013218697_1861060601_0626	2013218697	1861-06-06	1,861	1,860	0626	FREMONT Vol. 1. THURS The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the cou...	1,211	5.499045	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 698, "ppl_score": 5.043184964331828}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 513, "ppl_score": 5.954906194479867}]
2013218697_1861060601_0627	2013218697	1861-06-06	1,861	1,860	0627	Fremont Daily Journal. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Capt. Crowell has not yet received or- ders to proceed to Camp. Army Correspondence. CAMP DENNISON, June 3, 1861. EDITOR JOURNAL:—There is nothing, probably, p more monotonous than camp life. So long as the officers exercise lenity and patience by ...	1,050	6.633233	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 509, "ppl_score": 6.0731821998433855}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 541, "ppl_score": 7.193282689061558}]
2013218697_1861060601_0628	2013218697	1861-06-06	1,861	1,860	0628	Yesterday's Report. bed a dire gur (Herald's Special.) Washington, June 4.—There was no for- ward movement last night, as information was received by Gen. Scott late in the eve- ning, that several thousand rebels were at Cenetrville, ten miles from Alexandria.— The result was that each of our regiments on Virginia side...	1,554	7.698077	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 486, "ppl_score": 8.00151843930881}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 583, "ppl_score": 7.480567047218169}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 485, "ppl_score": 7.612145790186596}]
2013218697_1861060401_0618	2013218697	1861-06-04	1,861	1,860	0618	FREMONT Vol. 1. TUESDA The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the co...	1,495	5.578508	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 525, "ppl_score": 5.419455173198738}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 506, "ppl_score": 5.9012017765971825}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 464, "ppl_score": 5.4148675810591165}]
2013218697_1861060601_0629	2013218697	1861-06-06	1,861	1,860	0629	The Volunteer's Adien. BY JOB BARNARD. Adieu to the joys of my boyhood; My home, for a summer, adieu; To gay rippling rills, I'll not wander This May through the green glens with you. The glee of your rapturous laughter, With warbles the wild wood-birds trill, May quicken the heart-throbs of others, But mine with the d...	1,017	6.908096	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 476, "ppl_score": 7.000267498177015}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 541, "ppl_score": 6.815924372997084}]
2013218697_1861060801_0634	2013218697	1861-06-08	1,861	1,860	0634	FREMONT Vol. 1. SATUR The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the cou...	1,084	5.083072	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 572, "ppl_score": 4.95973215353891}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 512, "ppl_score": 5.206411774888887}]
2013218697_1861060801_0637	2013218697	1861-06-08	1,861	1,860	0637	The Charleston Mercury on Northern War Movements—A Candid Article. [From the Charleston Mercury, May 31st.] Night and day, for the last two months, has the Northern Government been making herculean efforts in its department of war. Preparation on the most gigantic scale has gone on steadily and unflagging under the int...	1,005	6.661243	[{"column_index": 1, "token_count": 522, "ppl_score": 6.98043295536986}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 483, "ppl_score": 6.342053040446794}]
2013218697_1861060801_0636	2013218697	1861-06-08	1,861	1,860	0636	Yesterday's Report. Washington, June 6.—The Secretary a of War appointed the following named— paymasters in the army: Thos. B. Allen and Chas. T. Larned, Missouri; John H. Kinsley, James W. Furney and J. D. Web- ster of Illinois; Wm. Cumbark and W. P. Gould, of Indiana; David Taylor, J. H. Groesbeck, Robert C. Kirk and...	1,553	6.894842	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 501, "ppl_score": 7.731521926402771}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 540, "ppl_score": 7.425953106441045}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 512, "ppl_score": 5.5270512773420455}]
2013218697_1861061001_0639	2013218697	1861-06-10	1,861	1,860	0639	Fremont Daily Journal. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. Lieut's Dickinson and Fouke are rapidly ob- taining the requisite number of men for their companies. A few additional men are wanted. Independent Guards, Attention. The following order of election for this Com- pany has been received from Columbus...	1,176	6.283825	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 573, "ppl_score": 7.140789981812098}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 603, "ppl_score": 5.426860077300685}]
2013218697_1861061001_0640	2013218697	1861-06-10	1,861	1,860	0640	Saturday's Report. Washington, June 7.—Special to the Tribune says several hundred regulars have left within 24 hours for the Relay House. They will form a portion of one of the col- umns which are to operate against Harper's Ferry. A column of Gen. Patterson's army is approaching by the way of Hagers- town, and a colu...	1,517	7.816136	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 544, "ppl_score": 8.340107508751384}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 478, "ppl_score": 8.11946696483157}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 495, "ppl_score": 6.988835056559336}]
2013218697_1861061001_0638	2013218697	1861-06-10	1,861	1,860	0638	FREMONT Vol. 1. MONDAY The Daily Journal, is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as T comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the ...	1,505	6.210699	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 596, "ppl_score": 4.369591715044901}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 461, "ppl_score": 7.880751936079509}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 448, "ppl_score": 6.381752007055302}]
2013218697_1861061001_0641	2013218697	1861-06-10	1,861	1,860	0641	Daily Journal. Programme of the Campaign in the East. It is obvious now that in the plan for the reduction of Harper's Ferry, strategic move- ment, rather than immediate and direct as- sault, is the reliance. From the North, P West, and East, the Ohio and Pennsylva- nia forces are advancing, and the advances from Washi...	1,011	6.916301	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 508, "ppl_score": 7.386164853460152}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 503, "ppl_score": 6.446436750626749}]
2013218697_1861060801_0635	2013218697	1861-06-08	1,861	1,860	0635	Fremont Daily Journal. SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. FUNERAL OF DOUGLAS. Chicago, June 7.—Business generally suspended to-day, the board trade having agreed yesterday until Saturday banks, job- bing houses, and dry goods stores, should all be closed. Streets at an early hour in the vicinity in of the...	914	7.547049	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 397, "ppl_score": 6.659725243359694}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 517, "ppl_score": 8.434373144761086}]
2013218697_1861061101_0643	2013218697	1861-06-11	1,861	1,860	0643	Fremont Daily Journal. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1861. ISAAC M. KEELER, EDITOR. A regiment of Wisconsin troops, armed and equipped, having horses, wagons, camp equip- age, &c., ready for active service, passed thro' Fremont, yesterday, en route for Washington. Yesterday was the hottest day of the season. Capt. Crowell will lea...	1,488	7.557141	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 470, "ppl_score": 8.100469676529158}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 492, "ppl_score": 6.911402497791736}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 526, "ppl_score": 7.65955219398623}]
2013218697_1861061101_0642	2013218697	1861-06-11	1,861	1,860	0642	FREMONT Vol. 1. TUESDA The Daily Journal, Is published every morning, except Friday and Sunday. It will contain all the telegraph news up to the hour of going to press, and such local and miscellaneous news as comes to hand. It will be furnished to subscribers in town at 10 cents per week, or 2 cents a copy. For the co...	1,469	5.864353	[{"column_index": 0, "token_count": 521, "ppl_score": 5.86798872062549}, {"column_index": 1, "token_count": 476, "ppl_score": 5.377653726077579}, {"column_index": 2, "token_count": 472, "ppl_score": 6.347415570624431}]

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