Southern Letters and NC Advocate on Peace and Prosperity
Col Allen of Starville North Carolina writes from Wilmington to Northern leaders, arguing Southern stability, honest governance, and protected rights for all races. He stresses Atlantic trade, Northern capital in the South, and fraternal reconciliation while warning against sectional demagoguery.
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Ulis City
Goland
Tullan Allen
Starville N.C
Bla Bo
Tol
Julian Allen
Deas Sin
Touak
E. T Bacwnoves
Kings County Fire Ins
Goay
Edmbsh Burnes
Williamsburg Fire Ins Co
Jso
H. Barn
Mochi It
Davis
Liaw
New York
K. OL
Jairnlan
N. Cornres
Bay
Col
Atle
Eplee
Backhouse
Brooklyn
North
Caro
Alina
Statesville
North Carolina
Cimt
Thera
Luis
Elas
Pial
South
Union
Ln North
Unit
Clewes
Nordly Beatigaia
Norily
Chrulian
Siany
Suivesvilly
Gontlomet
Yur Criende
Etalon Ear Yan Justas Allen
Vesuvius Ascension Described From Naples to Summit
A vivid travelogue recounts a party from Naples ascending Vesuvius by mule and pole carried litter bearers, reaching near the crater amid lava, smoke, and shifting terrain. The narrative details searing heat, precarious paths, a wine halt, and the descent back to Naples after observations and a perilous ascent at the summit.
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Cincinnati
Bay of Naples
Regina
Charrurad
Lnrne
Wisard
Jack Jara
Gulf
Antelia
Naples
Watutraliapod
Nogles
Aya Mercula
Tesini
South Carolina Governor's Oath and Independence Day Notice
The document records Governor Sloupann proclaiming his acceptance of office in 1787 with a formal oath and reference to the independence of the United States. It notes the Great Seal affixed and marks the date as June 29, 1787, in a ceremonial proclamation style. The text emphasizes loyalty to the people of South Carolina and allegiance to the state government amidst the era's political context.
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Tamsin
Henin
North
Bighgr
Bern
South
Wf Ira
Lins
Pup
Lin
Goaf
Jarre
Congress
Amen
Hinz
Stata
Coukting ix
Tle
Stig
Suzy
Nove
Cathlers Journal
Goveror
Wodadaday
Pulurturg
Tel
Elieds
Moadeah
Wade Hanne
South Carolina
Angel Jyng
Costime
Chad
Seberene
William DD
F. Wallin D. Simpson
United States
Acherian
Geremon
Untitled meeting on enterprise funding and road project
An evidently garbled report describes a heated town meeting at Pasley on the MHetinst where residents debated public enterprise funding, road construction toward Pick er, and the creation of a home market for farm products. The document mentions subscriptions by local stakeholders, corporate oversight led by Hug Ey Bonen, and plans to organize at William ton in March. The text names numerous individuals and places in a flourished 19th century style.
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Pasley
Tabor
Somes
Bradley
Childs
McPall
Hug
Jina
Wwillamton
Pier
Dattaes
Paul Cownshin
Cummpanien
Agatan Seailalyl
Ruined tawny town and ashore echoes of a forgotten work camp
A ruinous New Jersey coastal town lies buried in thick woods near an empty station on the Central New Jersey line. Once a bustling works village for a major factory, the site now shows collapsed buildings, cracked chimneys, and abandoned homes amid an overgrown landscape, with stories of the workers and the hangings long past.
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United States
Gibbs
Lia Gang
Cowie
Theote
Cibba
Citadel Graduates Meet and Confer on Academy Affairs
The South Carolina Military Academy alumni group discussed revival plans for the Citadel buildings and a possible moderate rent. Resolutions honored Washington’s birth, requested publication of a commemorative address, and noted the death of Arnold while approving election of new members and member addresses.
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South Carolina Military Academy
Gert
Jolson Hagand
Elisie
Tulluwis Snebbers
Bolas Preacist
Swit
Inzierby
Strother
Untrick
Thoma
Guerard
Huguenin
Ere Stoney
White
Lima
Gaillank Coward
DeSaussucc
Horibeck
MaGrith
Mov
Acdernon
Wickwan
Walker
Maayek
Dirdy
Klitel
Gadslen
Fnevis
Guibraath
A. J- Simons
Williams
Warlag
Pringle
Mathews
J. A. Leland
A. G. Magrath, Jr
Gen. Hagood
SB. Thomas
Aesane
Aovaleot
Waspdiation
W. Lee
T. A. Huguenin
Ben
Huggod
Citadel
Col. Thomne
Beau
Col
Thounta
Viniliges
P. L. Parker
Itf
Fesnleed
Phat
W.L
Apeeta
Gol
Weyeys
Fillion
Monars. Jax
L. Gulser
Th. Jones
Gao
Robertaan
D. Vi Born
Msucine
Ph Flint
Ube
C. Durlop Whlen
Thomas An
Arnold
Gadeden
J. PB. Thomas
Atlantic Phosphate Company profits and stock talk panic
The Charleston News discusses local reaction to shares and profits in the Atlantic Phosphate Company and related firms. It notes dividends to stockholders, rising per-share value, and concerns over management and farmer costs amid evolving leadership narratives.
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Tolla
Charleston
Charlie
Wales
Atlantic
Atlantic Phosphate Company
Ling
Avivos
Exoloitaim
Ur Charleaton
Kearney
Botter
Stina
Lyul
Stone Phosphate Company
Iit
Abele Nutay
Someday's Darling Battle Recounts a Sorrowful Find
A Civil War field scene recounts the 1862 Battle of Stile with a lone youthful Union soldier found dead in a regimental lookout. His clothes his hat and a mitten edged in yellow yarn mark him as W. Hall. a broken tree and scorched ground frame the quiet tragedy, a mother's blessing unspoken. The essay continues with Texas natural history notes describing the tarantula and the rattlesnake, including a dramatic encounter near Grapevine Prairie where a farmer's son battles a large tarantula.
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Stile
Apel
Wie
Lind
Ieren
Teunnot
W. Tall
Praitos
Trinity
Texas
Epider
Penirie
Fort Worth
Nsmipd Peatherstone
Featherstone
Ening
Hla
Early and Jackson Wounding Details From Southern History
A Northern periodical prints Gen. Jubal A. Early's contribution on Stonewall Jacksons wounding with a Mississippi officer's narrative. It argues Jackson rode to the flank when struck by friendly fire, recounts multiple gunshots to left arm and hand, the palm, and a fractured shoulder area, and notes surrounding actions and Confederate reactions.
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Stonewinn Jackson
Deanit Wveuss
Jubil A. Early
Souther Historical Society
Stonewall Jackson
St. TE. Witbourn
Missaippi
Jackson
Gen. Early
Inekxon
Early
Revere
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Supreme Court
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UK Asylum
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General Assembly
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Court of Claims
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Hart County
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