Southern Cross launches in Savannah amid federal politics
A report on the upcoming Catholic weekly Southern Cross to be issued in Savannah, with critique of constitutional figures and Democratic strategy. It cites lawyers as owning newspapers and urges political editorials and public speeches to support Democratic reforms. The piece also notes postal card production updates and a Congo river meeting in Rome with plans for a memorial to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Eak
Amns
Ness
Washington
Georgia
Democratic Party
Re ‘Tre Department
Rome
Spullock
Young
Wright
Tilton
Fouche
Congress
JOGGIN Through Louisiana Wagon Train Tale
A battered wagon train moves at dusk through Louisiana. A lean dog eyes the party. a large woman and three skeletal children ride with mules and a wary man, as rain dampens crops and fear grows. The stranger recalls hardship, hunger, and drift toward an uncertain road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axem
Vicksburg Merald
Vicksburg
Ace
Louisiana
Timothy
Lef
Storms and battles over slave trade in telegraph notes
Telegraph reports storms and a push to suppress the slave trade near Zanzibar. References to Gen Waddy and Thom in custody, treaties on suppression, and a lengthy dispatch from London and Paris discuss political turmoil, river floods, and parliamentary votes. Names include Waldy Thompson, Gambetta, Dufaure, and the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poony
Waddy
Thom
Poneto Semphis
Loupon
Bultan
Zanzibar
Aluve
Afric
Ec Quisider
Orge JSON
Sand Cashier Fox
Ner
Waldy Thompson
England and France in 1861Southeast diplomat war fears
A fragmented extract recalls 1861 Britain and France amid US secession tensions. It notes sympathetic but fragile English public opinion, the sole exception of Prince Napoleon, and how Mason and Slidell’s fate sparked parliamentary debate. It highlights Gladstone and Palmerston’s cautious stance and hints at blows to Anglo Confederate relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
CIA
Napoleon
Arciament
Trent
Fisraest
Wales
Mason
Slidell
Pelding
Mesadea
Bright
Forster
Kinnaird
Jess
Ayer
Milaimost
Cullagh Torrens
London
Peabody
Torrens
Gentle
Liverpool
Clones
Clarence Paget
Admiralty
Avere
Ilsie
Ager
I Wroi
Permiasi
Heman
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Hoagland
Weed
Not Born to Alone Her Resennchment and Children
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman linked to multiple marriages and children. It mentions a January 7, 1862 wedding to Geo Cross in Ravana Mercer county Missouri, a 1863 birth of a son Georgie, and ongoing residence with her in this place. The text asserts she was not divorced from the first husband at the time of the second marriage and references Mary Frei Smyrna Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Picayune
Rence
Woodlawn
Lawrence Lewis
Lewis
EI Conly
Eleanor
Park Cu
Johns
Washingtob
Danie Parke
Custis
Eleanor Catverky
Ddaughter
Lewis’ Butler
Geo. Cross
Ravana
Mercer County
Georgie
Colorado
Joe
Hhuipband No
Matamoras
Texas
Colorado fortune ties to seventh husband tale
The narrative recounts a widow known for multiple marriages seeking fortune through alliances in Colorado and Missouri. Her sisters and brothers influence marriages and child custody as she weds two more men, with rapid separations and fleeting domestic ties. The account references names such as Joseph Bowers and local counties and hints at desertion and telegrams amid the drama.
Closing Out Sale at Branches in Charleston and New York
Readable fragments show a closing out sale listing branches of Furchcott Benedict & Co on King Street Charleston and 20 New York with sparse notes on locations including Jacksonvire and Andante Ga. The text repeats firm name variations and street hints, suggesting a multi city liquidation notice without clear dates or complete addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Knight
Dudze
Blue Ridge Circuit
Bartow Iron Co
Scofield Rolle G Mill Co
Fulton Superior Court
Scofield Rolling; Mil Company
Marietta
City of Atlanta
Scofield Rolling
Ar Iron
Scofield Rolling Mill Co
Antil
Portland
Roman
Keene's
Parlan
Sib, Merchant & CO
South St
New York
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Lawson Black
Iit
Register
Ifurchgott, Benedict. & CO
King Street
Charleston
Furchcott, Benedict & Co
Furchcott
Benedict & Co
Dacksonvire
Fis
Furchcott, Benedict &Co
Andante, Ga
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Jackso
Ted
Eis
Davis
Constitution
Trade
Hebrew
Cardiff
Taff
Ely
Bath
Wassington
Paris
Rouber
Dutaure
Gambetta
Buffet
Dufaure
Wader
Empire
Dufuare
Gia Ate
London Times
Love
Times
Sumnariz
Petiere
Gladat
Palmerston
Ius
Mary Frei
No. 2
Grandy County
Joseph
Bowers
Hank Surpris
of Theorld
Grat Dlasa Life Insurance
Gand Company of the World
Oye
At & Rogers
Macon
Robert R. Bren
Gurapsu
Ravannab, Ga
Wi Avery
jAtlanta
Reta! Book Establishment
Yohe & Bon, iAgenta
Os Georgias
Hancock & Ga
le Hell Street
CSNEA
Eseneer
Lightning Peach ‘Pearers
Express
Ae Mane
W. Johnson
J. Woodbube & CO
Wholesland
Atlanta
BUNT
Rankin & Lamar
Wholessle Druggters
Brink
LaGrange
Broad Ht
QODS
Devggiess
Ab Janis
L& Cos
Aulanta
Sagta
Isily
Ovents
Beran Avy
Brevier
Naae
Windo
Ghades
Hosier
Rbibbons, &c
Furchgott
Whitehal
Atte
Acallis
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