Rates of Advertising for the Newspaper
Advertising rates listed: one dime per square of twelve lines for first insertion, fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Deductions offered to yearly advertisers. For announcing a candidate, five dollars per inch (as spelled in the notice).
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Nilvancr
Washington
Andrew, Jackson
John Q. Adams
W. H. Crawford
Menry Clay
Adams
Jackson
Clay
Congress
Crawford
Biletimore
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Robert Lucas
Ojo
van Buren
Baltimore
Rt. M. Johnson
Kentucky
W.C. Rives
Virginia
Johnson
Julneon
Haif
Senate
Vito Dradidont
Demournpiu National Convvention
Baldiniwre
Mr. van Buren
Hartieun
Tyler
Esltimore
Demonata
James &. Polk
Torres Wray
Bilis Weill
Nety
M. Dalle
Pontieylvania
Wis
Sefterei
Palle
Deninemilie National Gamrernion
Baltinore
Genaraly
Cres
Butler
Genavil Dipler
Fillmore
Democrace
Franklin Pierre
W. E. Ring
Dhwywere Lucia
Cincinnat
Jaimes Buchmann
Jal C. Brockinridge
Charleston
S.C
Inauguration of the South Carolina Provisional Government
A Charleston dispatch recounts General Orders No 120 proclaims inauguration of South Carolina officers under Article Fourteen upon ratification. outlines oath, county commissions, court transitions, and provisional governance procedures amid broader postwar political tensions and legislative contests.
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United States
Jill
Origin of the Terms Sparks Controversy in Richmond Zeenner
The Richmond Zeenner defends the origin of a phrase amid a controversy stirred during a season of public discourse. A temporary reader asked about the phrase’s source, with the paper tracing claims to a noted speech and various printed uses. The commentator links the term to political rhetoric and market imagery, noting its wide press adoption nationwide since January.
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Richmond
Willy Neyrtoes
Nave
Hewsear
Untitled Letter on Southern Prosperity and Native Policy
A text fragment discusses inviting Northern capital and labor to the South, urging conservative farming and skilled workers, and warning against liberal politicians. It praises constitutional liberty and prosperity for the South, while recalling a marginal anecdote of an Indian agent and a cryptic exchange about whiskey and hard times.
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Taonariis
Aneir
Wien
Air Line Railroad Bill in Senate for Georgia and South Carolina line
The Georgia and South Carolina Air Line Railroad Company would receive six million in US bonds to build a line from Atlanta to Charlotte and onward to a junction with Frederickebang railroads, with trust bonds issued for completion and federal oversight. The measure, tied to a broader national post route Washington to Mobile, faces committee review and potential political contention in Georgia.
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Athene
Air Line Railroad
Chronicle and Sentinel
United States Senate
Chronicle
Georgia
Committee On the Pacific Railroad
Congress
Ler
Senate
Pamerny
Washington
Mobile
New Orleans
United States
Georgia and South Carolina Air Line Railroad Company
United Suites
Eaid Company
Atlanticoaud
Charloute
North Cirelina
Abstodria and
Frederickebang Railroad Company
Alexandria
Virginia
Tlehmond
Preierlekbuyg
Potomac
Frederickelin
New York
Lynet
Secretary of the Treasury
Charlotta
Atlanta
Clempin
Suwde
Caroling the Line
Cnmphetert
Wiel Hod
Prederickslerye
Poinman
Pielmoast
North Cavalidge Millroad
Athwaer and
Weel Point
West Point
Montgomery NJ
Washington, Afesuteia Amu
Georgetown
Nailroad
Washington City
Pacific Railroad
An i Dal
Gieomeily
Auguste
Sal Therman
Northnastier Guerzin
Souk
South Carolina Governor Scott urges debt payoff and education push
Governor elect Scott’s message recommends immediate steps to extinguish state debt, strict economy, equitable taxation, and a public schools system. He urges aid for lands from Congress, diversified crops, immigration controls, and removal of political disabilities, while calling for militia reorganization and railroad support, including completion of the Blue Ridge line. He hopes the Freedmen’s Bureau will end by October and vows enforcement of law amid disturbances.
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Scott
Charleston News
Generel Scorr
South Carolina
Congress
Measure Foy
Blue Ridge
Joe
Camden
Barnwell
Tio
Stata
South Caratins
Annoying Street Encounters Slow Trivial Pleasantries
In a rambling sketch a group of gentlemen pause in the street to exchange formal greetings, each hoping for some meaningful word from the other. They linger, shake hands, and drift apart with little exchanged, a social ritual that proves tedious and stifling to observers.
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Saya
Mobile Tribune
Bravo
Jones
Brown
Emile
Arena
Hey Street
Ani
Siliil
Ieee
Dd Pocioua Teansaeliota
Thina
Tovishiner
Oyedo
Nyntor
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Ul Raspeethe
Courts of Common Pleas
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Sail
Anid Board
General Assembly
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Boards of County Commissioners
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Siujvenjo
Ep. Rid. Canny
Louis VY. Caztarg
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Apevoli
Lis
Lefora
House
My. F. J. Moses, Jr
Peavey W. J. Whipper
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Ty White
Utaiet
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Dofiison
Henaillon
Sourh
Rose Maotkey
Mi FF
Parson Prende
Lunt
P. Leslie
Barnswell
Beliavoil
Dr. Mackey
Girtison
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Sone
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