Chinese labor in the South and postwar colonization talk
A New York Journal of Commerce correspondent extols Chinese laborers as a solution for Southern agriculture and production. The piece discusses costs, routes, and implications for cotton, sugar, rice, and tobacco, with references to Canebrake and Atchafalaya routes and possible imports to Louisiana and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Journal of Commerce
California
Pacific States
Ayuk
San Francisco
Louisiana
New York
Sevier
Journal of Commerce
Anga
F. K
South
Somaiqua
Mississippi
Lkbor
New York Journal of Commerce
Atchafalaya
New Orleans
St. Louis
St. Louie
Stiangaliie
San Franvinco
Pacific Railroad
Christendom
John Chinaman
Charleston
Sleep and consciousness puzzled by moonlit musings
A Sunday Magazine reflection questions sleep and waking, noting how a sleeping person appears lifeless yet can awaken in seconds. It contrasts perception, memory, and the mind’s mystery, referencing ancient skeptics and the enduring enigma of consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeb
Ib Hus
Pyrrhd
Sunday Magazine
Irishman recalls train sighting in broken dialect
An Irishman, who watched a train approach, spoke of faith and jabbers as the scene unfolded. In the Mississippi penitentiary, 125 inmates are serving sentences from courts-marshal. A Catholic priest married in Circleville, Ohio and was promptly excommunicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Circleville
Ohio
Anecdote Of A Painter’s Son And Railroading Ironies
An old tale tells of a house painter’s son who daubed thickly and faced a harsh beating from his father. The boy quips that his father applied the paint even thicker. In a railway note a conductor explains stove locks guard against passengers meddling with the fire to keep it from going out.
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Charles Lever
Tam
Bar
Universal Peace Association
Hubbard
Augusta
South Carolina
Ells
Wm. B. Flint
Hamburg
Inez
Globe Hotel
Georgia
Haniburg
Magers
Key, Cunningham
Land Pleasant Sharpton
Kennedy
Columbia
Edgefield Court House
Edgefield Court
Pleasant Sharpton
Plint
Justice Ells
Buzefield
Arnim
Soult
J. B Curr
J. C., Black, Esq
Chronicle and Sentinel
Dyes
Surratt
Yob
United States
Robert Burns
Milton
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Philidelpha
Washington
Inia
Tulin Adams
John
Thomas Jefferson
Martha Shelton
Real
Esiate
Uberent
Stutesian
Jefferson
John Howard
Wurse
Budidés
Whyel
Mard
Peter Thy Great
Russia
Humboldt
Andrew Jackson
Lidy
Shoe
Calhoun
Dward Lytton Bulwer
Hhs
New York
Europe
Lam
America
Africa
Asia
Slitter Bron
Lis
Parnes
Sewano
Chicago Tribune
Frederick Stone
Port Tobacco
Lower
Potomac
Mudd
John Wilkes Booth
Stone
Congress
Maryland
Seward
Low
Lincoln
Bayne
Booth
Arnold
Heath
Boward
Atterodt
Harold
Sodina Booth
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Grant
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Senate
North Carolina University
Deacon B
Ona Moncay
Wisconsin
Romeren Coartson
Rosa
Knansas
Johnson
Purgon Brownlow
Brownlow
Sentor
Tennessee
Senter
Stokes
Julijson
Sanito
Sugate
Radien
Aung
Louisville Courier Journal
New Jerey
Southam Methodist Church
Herr Lengel
Lion Tamer
Pavilion Hotel
Mr. Lengol
Philadelphia
le Ins
J. M
B. Howe
Phineas T. Barnum
Haight & Chambers
van Amburgh
Raymond & Co
Caatell
Aces
Howe
Barnum
Texas
Haight and Costello
LIONS
Lengel
Pennsylvania
S. B Howe & Co
Little Rock
Ark
Howe & Castello
Madison
Uis
Savannah
BM Robertson
Ning Uyaw
Mr. L. Suilt Vunvins
Dr. Robertson
Ecemary
Charleston Wews
Editora
Dne
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Sue Bue
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Terma
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