Berkle y Hall Remembered Heroic Defense Against Yankees
In a Confederate era tale, Marion Maham defends her sick mother in Berkley Hall as Federal troops threaten. She uses courage and a pistol to deter intruders, aided by Col. Hubert Gray and faithful slave Croppo. The scene recalls Sherman’s march and Southern chivalry amid devastation.
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Tennessie
Gea Sherman
Attila
Georgia
Carolina
Funn
Defenceles
Domeles
Gen
Sherman
Calemel
Fey
Fey Remembered Oc
Lina
Maham
Federals
Mabam
Marion
Mrs. Maham
Tertile
Mia
Ald
Hezekith
Wollitoriva
Mariana
Sid
Laval
Lily Creditor
Smith and Wesson
Feaven
Capt
Bennet
Sterman
Atlanta
Savannah
Ian
Tia
Hampton
Capt. Bonnet
Hubert Gray
Jonathan Bennet
Mrs. D
Col. Gray
Colonel Gray
Miss Maha
Walter Maha
Croppo
Hubert
Buckley Hall
Mahuui
Mies Maeion
Berkley
Walter Mahawi
Walter
Juilles
Col Gray
Col
Sudorn
Fubert Gray
Brie
Clilla
Mrs. Hula
Ben
Marios
Gabriel
Oli Berkley
Mags
Harry
Ole Santon
Crappo
Belo
Buckley
Washington's Birthday Oration Reevaluates Leadership in South Carolina
A lengthy speech laments national and state corruption while praising George Washington and urging South Carolina to reform governance during the centennial year. The speaker denounces Secretary Belknap, warns against carpetbaggers, and calls for Democratic unity to restore prosperity and virtue across towns, roads, and universities.
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George
Washington
Tehas Robbins
Ts Ques
Ove Haynes
Tian
Hamptons
Calhoun
le Waa Pot
Belknap
Warran
Hastings
Francis Bacon
Democratic
Republican Party
Waebbery
South Carolina
Impeachment Debate on Belknap in the House
In a heated session Representative Clymer presents resolutions to impeach William W. Belknap late Secretary of War for high crimes and misdemeanors. The committee reports evidence of malfeasance, cites Belknap's resignation, and urges immediate impeachment proceedings with the testimony and records to the Judicial Committee for preparation of articles.
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Wasiwxetox
Howe
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Wes
Belknap
War Department
Wm. W. Belknap
Natelock
Alenter
United States
Yaa
Caby
Teszutd
Wm. W. Bellenap
Rewlved
W. Holknan
Unite States
Sonne
Promiaus
Mn Clymer
Caleb Y. Marsh
Ant
Belling
Port Sill
Indian Territory
Wo Hrlse
Erroneous Advertising Notice Content Fragment
Fragment of a historical advertisement page shows miswritten payment terms and postal requirements. It references notices and insertions and encourages readers to send materials to an address while disclaiming responsibility for views. The legible portions indicate payments, publication costs, and postage reimbursement details amid garbled text.
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EEGAL
Equire
Eatty Paymenta
Exuaifor
Rorewith
Impeachment Debate Over Belknap Resignations and War Dept Committee
The House debates impeachment and accountability over Belknap, with Danforth and Kasson weighing legality, precedence, and the role of Congress. Concerns center on whether impeachment can apply to a former official, and if the Senate must concur. The vote on resolutions is reported as unanimous, and a committee is formed to notify the Senate.
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Clymar
Kent
Igfin
Speaker
Alf
Obriathudun
Waris
Danforth
Ohio
Nap
Cisse
Kasson
Iowa
Lowa
Belknap
House
Storey
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Jefferson Davia
John B. Floyd
Sobbins
North Carolina
Cme
Jefferson Davis
United States
Mera
Clymer
Robbins
Blaeburn
Baas
War’ Department
General Clingman Warns on Fried Bread and Digestion
General Thomas L. Clingman argues hot doughy bread causes indigestion and disease. He recounts personal observations in America and a Native American host whose diet of greasy light bread led to dyspepsia, urging better baked corn bread as healthier.
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Thomas L. Clingman
North Carolina
Tosa
Teis
United
Chad
Bim T
Teyer
Poor Farmer Faces Indictment for Drunken Neighborly Violence
A county farmer under drink is indicted for harming neighbors, with the grand jury urged to consider the social stigma and evidence from the farmer’s surroundings. The commentary notes the visible signs of poverty and property to sway opinion for justice while urging restraint and fairness.
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Tiquor
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la Caroline
Col. Gry
Marton
Tr. W. C. Brown
Anderson
Democratic Club
Anderson Court
George Washington
Westmoreland County
Virginia
Potomac
Bapland
Alexander
Mike
Alps
Rome
Napoleon Bonaparte
Epian
Europe
Kling
Fan, Belknap
Bass
New York
Lorders
Lamar
Mississippi
Bays
Hoar
Massachusetts
Whittemora
England
Warren Hastings
Lord Bacon
America
Busckburn
Kentucky
Patiens
Tre
Massebuwetts
Honsa
Great Britain
Annie
Congres
Blackbam
Vunse
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