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Domestic News October 14, 1864

The Liberator

Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

What is this article about?

The Massachusetts 54th Regiment of colored troops was paid in full by the government up to August 31, sending $45,000 to families and friends in this city and vicinity via Adams & Co's Express, providing long-delayed justice and relief.

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Paid Off. The Massachusetts 54th regiment, of colored troops, has been paid off by the government in full to Aug. 31. The soldiers have sent back to their families and friends in this city and vicinity the sum of $45,000, and the money has been received through Adams & Co's Express.

This is a most gratifying announcement. Justice—long delayed through hesitating Congressional legislation—is at last done these brave men. The large amount they so promptly and considerately send home for the relief of their suffering families, and to liquidate what debts they may owe, is highly creditable to them.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Economic

What keywords are associated?

Massachusetts 54th Colored Troops Military Payment Remittance Family Relief

What entities or persons were involved?

Massachusetts 54th Regiment

Where did it happen?

Massachusetts

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Massachusetts

Event Date

Aug. 31

Key Persons

Massachusetts 54th Regiment

Outcome

paid in full; $45,000 sent to families and friends

Event Details

The Massachusetts 54th regiment of colored troops has been paid off by the government in full to Aug. 31. The soldiers have sent back to their families and friends in this city and vicinity the sum of $45,000, received through Adams & Co's Express. Justice long delayed through hesitating Congressional legislation is at last done these brave men.

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