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Silent Night Hymn Vision Of A Humble Birth
Fragmentary verse recalls heavenly hosts singing peace and goodwill to mortals as a holy stranger is born in a manger. It contrasts earthly grandeur with a lowly stable cradle where meek Jesus carries a holy mission and twelve disciples travel with him through joy and sorrow.
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Jesus
Reuhcren
Daniel Webster
Envy and the Danger of Unholy Thoughts
A moral vignette warns that envy poisons happiness and purity, urging vigilant guarding of the heart to keep envy from entering the soul and disrupting holy peace. It likens indulgence to a contaminant that defiles virtue and invites spiritual ruin.
Marrying in the Dark A Dramatic Shipboard Romance
On the Fame in New York a young woman Ellen Moran seeks marriage with Charles Barton a chief mate. After an audacious elopement and control of her fortune she confronts her cruel guardian Mr Moran. A pistol kills Moran. Barton and Ellen wed, assume control of the house, and relocate south with Barton’s fortune and status.
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Fame
Jones
New York
London
North River
George Jones
Charles Barton
Charles
Capt. Jones
Loey
Liverpool
Second Jones
Liim
Will
Broadway
Ellen Moran
Indy
Mr. Barton
Sean
Juli
Mili
Pee Steere
Barton
Burton
Moran
Ellen
Mr. Moran
Mr.Barton
John
Mr. Mortin
Charleo
Chance
Relaeas
London minister meets the devil over sermon fees
A London pastor recounts a personal encounter with the devil who visits to gauge his preaching. The dialogue exposes parishioner apathy as receipts rise when the devil departs. The tale closes with a reflection that envy harms, while joy in others’ prosperity is moral.
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London
Louisiana
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Pacific Railroad meeting discusses Texas Western route
A Vicksburg gathering chaired by M. Emmanuel reviewed the Pacific Railroad plan focusing on the Texas Western route along the 2nd parallel. Speeches by T Butler King and others praised direct, economical connections and pledged cooperation between the Texas Western and Vicksburg Shreveport railroads. A seven member committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the unity of main trunk routes from the sea to the Rio Grande.
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T. Butler King
Col. Grey
Texas Western Company
Pacific
Illinoisp Central Railroad
Texas Western Road
Iron
King
Hin
Vickwbargy Shreveport & Alexus Railroad
Texas Western Railroad
Vickssburg
Texas Roailroad
Texas Wester Company
A.M. Paxton
Vicksburg, Shreveport & ‘Texas
Texas Weste Railroad
Great Pacific Railroad
Messrs
A. Ml. Paxton
N. D. Coleman
T. A. Marshall
W. H. McCardle
Edward
Shreveport
Rio Grande
M. Emmanuel
H. EB. Barnes
Reflection on Self and Reputation Across a Few Lines
A fragmented meditation contrasts seeking applause with facing censure through a single decisive act. The speaker warns many mistake self deception for individuality, urging honest action over pretense to avoid fools.
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