Advertising rates and notices in the Atlanta Intelligencer
The Atlanta Intelligencer lists subscription terms and advertising rates for daily tri weekly and weekly editions. It details charges per square for various insertions, special contracts for yearly ads, advance payment for transient notices, obituary and legal notices, and fees for professional cards. It also notes discounts for ads in all editions and limits on yearly advertiser privileges. Public notices and editorials appear under standard rates.
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Apa
Ea Vase
Daily Intelligencer
Tsi
Adunts Daily Intelligencer
DeKaus Country
Atlanta Republican
Intelligencer
DeKalb County
Dekald
Great Cavalry Charge and Copper Smelting Notes
The narrative recalls the Great Cavalry Charge with Lord Cardigan and Lord Lucan, detailing personal injuries, heroism, and the brutal front of battle including cannon and musket fire. It also reports a proposal to establish copper smelting works in Chattanooga to serve East Tennessee and Northwestern Georgia, highlighting John Caldwell’s view on local ore processing and the profits of Keener & Sons and Ducktown ore.
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Chattanooga
East
Tennessee
Georgia
John Caldwell
Baltimore
Athens
Messrs. Keener & Sons
United States
Messrs. K. & Son
Cuba
Virginia
Ducktown
Messrs. K. & Sons
Caldwell
Everly
Sar. Repab
Confidence game tale and Times reports from 1855 New York
A Baltimore Sun correspondent describes a woman who pretended to establish a Christian Home for servants and forged subscribers to her land scheme, netting about $20,000 before exposure. The item cites prominent names, a staged endorsement, and a sensational vignette about wealthy New Yorkers. The column also covers temperance meeting notes, Seward’s reelection, congressional proceedings, crime tale, British farms statistics, and assorted 1855 news briefs.
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Baltimore Sun
New York City
Peter R
James Boorman
S. P. Townsend
C. Vanderbilt
Sromarton and Panamanian Railroad News Airs Turmoil
The Washington Star notes rising excitement over the spoliation bill and possible veto, while Panama Railroad completion prompts stockholders to travel to Aspinwall. Editorials critique New York corruption, labor versus capital clashes, and Southern defense of state rights amid national tensions.
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Sromarton
Washington Star
House of Congress
Pierce
Panama Railroad
George Law
New York
Aspinwall
Panama Railroad Company
Panama
Isthmus
Ocean
Arrival of the steamship Atlantic with European news
The Atlantic brings a week of European items including Liverpool and Havre cotton markets, the peace conference near February, Lord John Russell's resignation, and signs of unrest in New York with Red Republican rhetoric. Reports cite Great Britain, Prussia, Austria, and Sardinia, plus a sea-transport drill aboard a steamship showing disciplined crew and passenger reassurance.
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Pacific
Sebastopol
Perekop
Biprandi
Eupatoria
Brown
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Omar Pasha
Smyrna
Rhodes
Austria
Prince Gortschakoff
Danube
Corononini
Black Sea
Sea of Azaf
Ismael Pasha
Anatolia
Shamul
Sehamyl
Prussia
Vienna
Sardinia
Messrs
Miller & Thompson
Liverpool
Home, Eager & Co
Paris
Western Canal
Ohio
Brown & Shipley
Messrs. Brown & Shipley
Manchester
London
Messrs Baring Brothers & Co
Wales
John Russell
Havre
House of Commons
Great Britain
New York
Richmond
Empire State
Strart
Marble Palace
Lindenmuller
Ommet
Wall Street
France
Louis XVI
Pat
N. Y
Heri
The Rock of our Danger and the Northernview of Politics
The Savannah Georgian article warns against licentious political debate and centralization from Washington. It laments weakened Georgia and Virginia legislatures, urges longer gaps between Congress sessions, and critiques national leadership while praising Senator Wilson for his anti slavery stance and broad national loyalty to the North.
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P. Clayton
G. R. Gilmer
Gov. Gilmers
Augustin S. Clayton
Augustin
Clayton
Gov. Troup
Gov. Gilmer
Savannah
Congress
Washington
Georgia
Virginia
Tremont Temple
Boston
Senator Wilson
Massachusetts
North
United States
The
Mary Taylor Wins First Jockey Club Heat in Charleston
In Charleston on February 8 the three mile race for $750 drew three horses. The Mary Taylor by Sovereign outpaced Clara Howard in the first heat, while Brown Dick by Margrave won the second. Mose's mare did not run the second heat. The Mary Taylor broke down, giving Brown Dick the purse with times 5.43 and 5.42. A second race for $150 featured Henry Monarch and Voltaire over two miles with Voltaire winning the straight heats in 3.53 and 3.00 as heavy rain fell in the final heat.
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Charceston
Jockey Club
Mary Taylor
Sovereign
Clara Howard
Brown Dick
Margrave
Tanny King
Mose
Henry
Monarch
Colt
Voltaire
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Ww. B. Ruggles
J. CG. Howard
Editors
Atlanta Intelligencer
Ruggles & Howard
Strong
Hartford
Wilson
Paca
Nolan
Hatever
Raglam
Lord Lucan
Lucan Jan
Lord Cardigan
17Th Lancers
Hurra
Douglas
Lord George Paget
4Th Lights
Old Cardigan
Spain
Kentucky
Germantown
N. J
Merchant Princes
Empire Cid
Fifth Avenue
So-and-So
Temperance Meeting
Amayra
Friends of the Temperance Cause
T. K. Thomas
W. A. Forsyth
J. Norcross
T. L. Thomas
L. Dean
D. Mook
W. G. Forsyth
D. Emanuel
A. R. White
S. Bryant
LO. McDaniel
Norcross
H. C. Holcombe
A. K. Seage
T. &. Thomas
Seward
G. Ene
Albany
Wm. H. Seward
U. S
Senate
Fulton
Mississippi River
House
Reuben and
Phabe
Phoebe Brown
Reuben Wright
Phebe Brown
Old
Parson Webster's
Captain Brown
Reuben
Phoebe
Old Brown
Phebe
Phalbe
Foebe
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Friends of
Macon
South
N.F. Express
Gen
Cass
Mayor Wood
Richmond Dispatch
Horace Greely
Greely
Campbells
Campbell Minstrells
Meridian
John Y. Mason
Mason
Wisconsin
Charles Durkee
U.S
Sears
Isaac P. Walker
Manufacturers Bank of
L. P. Strong
Robert Collins
David Flanders
B. Cole
Elish Bond
Columbus Times
Jack Boyd
Robinson
Muscogee County
Supreme Court
Constantinople
Payne
CaLifornia
James Brewster & Sons
Mackin & Davis
San Francisco
Coling
Mexico
Havana
Grarrox
Mass
Benjamin Hayward
Hubsch
Spoeterety
Europe
Florida
North Carolina
Schr Banner
Griffin Master
Geo. A. Locke
East Bay
Barner
Vanderhorst Rf
Blatchford
Grace Church
Henrietta EB. Irving
Washington Irving
Smith van Buren
Prince? John
Maine
Berlin
Varna
Balaklava
Bucharest
Sebastobol
Chevalier Wikoff
Palmeston
Lord Palmerston
Lord Clarendonn
Nichoff
Secret Service
Wikoff
Genoa
England
Perth
Scotland
Atlantic
Charleston
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