Public sale and notices of administration and foreclosures
Legal notices detail monthly sheriff and director sales, administration and guardianship citations, mortgage foreclosures, and applications to sell land or slaves. Rates per square, specie payments, and required publication periods are listed, with instructions for notices to debtors and creditors and lost papers. Georgia, Atlanta office.
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Cinardianutp
Eriff
Fou
agaNeen
Porman
Atlanta
Georgia
The Vulture Flaps His Dark Wing Haunting River Poem
The verses describe a somber scene by a silent stream where no flower blooms and birds do not sing. A vulture and death-owls dominate the air as a figure rests along the breezeless poplars and a haunted river reflects pale starlight.
The New York Markets and American Card Company Ad
Prices from New York markets show flour 5.50 to 9.50 a barrel for new mess, sugar 10 2 to 17 2 per pound, beef 20 to 40 cents, veal 14 to 30, mutton 15 to 18 cents, and fish and fowl such as turkey 40 to 45 cents per pound, shad 25, seafoods, oysters 7.50 per quart, with local notes on wholesale costs. plus an advertisement from The American Card Company promoting a new card style claiming majesty of national emblems over traditional suits and listing price points.
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New York
Gotham
New York City
Macon Herald
American Card Company
Goddess of Liberty
Christendom
Law and Order Sermon by Judge Lochrane in Bath County
Charge to the Bath County Grand Jury at May term of Circuit Court 1865 by Judge O A Lochrane urging steadfast loyalty to the law. He recalls wartime justice, condemns violence, and calls for peaceful restoration, constitutional obedience, and public unity for Georgia and the nation.
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O. A. Lochrane
Bath County
Cacuit
Cicero
Marcus
Polybius
Pliny
United States
Georgia
Interview with General Lee on peace and state rights
Extracted from the New York Herald interview with General Robert E Lee, dated Richmond April 24, discussing peace terms, state sovereignty, and the Confederacy. Lee defends state rights, explains his loyalty to Virginia, and argues for moderate reconciliation rather than punitive measures. He condemns Lincoln's assassination and addresses emancipation of Custis slaves.
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New York Herald
Robert E. Lee
Thomas M. Cook
The
Herald
Bennett
Dispatch
Richmond
Macon Daily Herald
Robert Eler
Temperance Lecture At Horseneck Ends In Lively Mockery
A temperance orator in Horseneck delivered a forceful if zany speech against drink, mocking whisky and gin while urging water as a safer alternative. The verbose satire urged total abstinence and warned of drink’s ruin, ending with a pledge to abstain and a call to public benefit.
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Horseneck
Bragge
Snakeapeare
Drenkard
Isaiah
Feiler-Men
Alkohol
Moses
Children of
Israel
Restoration of Virginia State Government Authorized
Governor Pierpont, authorized by the National Intel ligencer, is empowered to establish a new Virginia state government in Richmond. He will proceed to the capital at once and convene the loyal state legislature already elected. The state was divided into congressional districts in 1960 and seven preventatives to the thirty ninth Congress will be duly elected. No one knows is tried. Trial is sare eas of this ar regter.
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Lee
Virginia
Gore
Union
United States Army
United States
Confederacy
S.ateliner
North
Custis
Arlington
Supreme Court of
White House
Vigeria
Pierpont
National Intelligencer
Richmond
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Pao
Jared J. Whitaker
John H. Steele
Kypitor
Montina
Montia
TEE Haunted River
HY Mary Ffenyan
Forest
Hin
Weekly Intelligencer
Jefferson
Atlanta, GA
Grand Jury
Lincoln
Ian
Suth
Unon
South
Mississippi River
Mexico
President Lincoln
General Lee
Brazil
Canada
France
Davis
Han
Temperance
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