Exhibition of the Tie Fi Gitte at Netuous and public distresses
The text recounts an 18th or 19th century failed exhibition in London, detailing the setup with displays of weaving and arts, debates on international rivalry, and a call for American industry to compete. It notes the crowd, the influence of peer nations, and implications for national pride amid a broader cultural showcase. It also describes a harrowing account of a miserably housed family, exposing urban squalor alongside the exhibition's pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenon
Wingis
Leidon
Jen Nak
Yurivby
Forsigie
Embel
Iudiance
Dyil Anih Wikiney
Beautiful new suite materials shown for state building
Readable segments describe Baltimore manufacturers J. Winterright and others supplying patterned porcelain tiles, pillars, and marble-like ornament for a state capital project. Nearby notes mention local quarrying of quality granite, with plans for a prominent building scene and a critique of a costly yet elegant design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srire
Mayrant
Baltimore
J. Winteright
Thos
Camden Weekly Journal seeks permanent pressman position
The Camden Weekly Journal announces J Warren and A Tournagainn printer as capable pressman seeking a permanent situation by application at the journal office. The paper reports strong financial health and a favorable future under former proprietor W Proves unless sold to an approved purchaser. The office is well fitted with typical printing equipment and Warren offers to provide information to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Br. W. Proves
J. Warren
Special Notice of Settlements Requested for Debts
A claimant calls for immediate settlement from all persons indebted for paper work or services in this office. Unpaid matters will be placed in an attorney’s hands to pursue settlement of all outstanding accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa
Special Rule on Postage for Newspapers
A fragment discusses correspondent postage for publication and the burden of unpaid postage. It argues pre paid mail avoids a near hundred percent tax under current rates and calls for policy fairness. The tone blames negligence and defends the need for prepaid postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo the Wise
Death of Major Gopatay Godman editor of Family Friend
An obituary notices the death of Major Godman at J. W. Heesmu ity in Charlotte County Virginia on Tuesday the 20th inst. He was a shipman in the United States Navy and long edited the Laurensville Herald and later established the Family Friend in Columbia. He was born in Cincinnati in 1824 and died at about 31 years old. He leaves a wife and two children and is mourned by many for his energy and literary promise.
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Thalee
Alule
Ariel
Luther
A. Godan
Gopatay
J. W. Heesmu
Charlotte County
Virginia
Goptax
Genilemah Woluye
Isudabje
Boulhorn
Cincinnati
Uodman Wanac
United States Navy
Charleston
Laurensville Herald
Piper
Columbia
Godman
Lislie
Tie
Ami
Atu
Lancaster Rail Road Meeting Sets Steps Toward Interchange
A Camden Lancaster rail alliance meeting outlines aims for free interchange of opinion on a Lancaster and Camden connection. Major Tuo Boeaar proposes Dan 1 Witherspoon as chair, Thos J. Warren and Dr. W. C. Cauten as secretaries. Delegates discuss a constitution committee and stock control, with local names including J. Mr. Da Shuefure Dixon Barned and Gen. MeO. Vithieraponn. The gathering, though informal, seeks mutual discussion to guide future actions.
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Lancaster
Damien
Bromday
Capt
Tuo
Boeaar
Dans 1
Witherspoon
Lanuaxtor
A. Motlin
Thos. J. Warren Ant
W. C. Cauten
Friends of
Camden
Messrs
da Shuefure
Dixon Barned
Thurlow Custom
Mevsre
RL. Crawford
Tammond
Dio. Rutledge
H.W. Gooch
W. C. Cuuthon
Geo. Ciuthen Fnd
G. Bells
J. ¥. Villepigue
Anerson Gad
C. Matheson
Snowthys
KL. Crawfird
Chatruithy
Lupe
Toston
Flue Lanease
Sbi
Kerstin
Corolina
Unanimous vote on Lancaster road project and Bank of Camden report
A meeting affirmed strong support for Lancaster and Camden to build a road, with officials urging sober, earnest work. The Bank of Camden declared six months profits at about 13 percent yearly, paid a 12 percent dividend, and noted a $400,000 capital with 200 stockholders including widows, orphans, clergy, and charities.
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Workland
Lancaster
Camden
Bank of Camden
Charlotte
Summerville
Sumterciile
Mumber
W. B. Johnson
Thoms Lang
J. M. DeSaussare
Rene 'Jamit
Perkins
Juli Workman
W. BO. McDowall
Edward Haile
Cimon
W. £. Jonson
European News and Commerce Amid War Tensions
Late Europe dispatches report the Franklin arriving in New York from Baltimore dated July 19. cotton exports reach 25 000 bales with 6 000 to exporters and 3 000 to speculators. London notes Cabinet decisions on Dardanelles entry and Moldavia Wallachia disputes. Turbulent European prep and militia calls mirror broader tensions while a Greenville Parrot item recounts gold washing efforts and local industry prospects.
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Europe
Baltimore
Franklin
New York
Catton
Liversoal
Manchester
Field i London
Dardanelles
Countenauve
Danubian
Javgy
Chomzhif
Duiiy Moniteur
St. Peters Bun
Moldavia
Wallachia
Missionary Society notes and rural weather updates
A fragmented moral exhortation from the Missionary Society seeks support for Rev. Feihia of China and frames travel and publication aims. The text shifts to reflections on readers, seasonal weather, and blessings, then reports improved rains easing fears of scarcity. It mentions Cheraw Gazelle and travel via a northern route toward the World's Fair with Columbia delegates.
Excerpts on Corn Shortage and Market Prices in Charleston
The city faces a complete exhaustion of corn stocks as dealers quote a bushel for sale yesterday. A large quantity is en route but delayed by head winds. New York markets show 20 to 25 percent rises in wool and silks, while heavy cottons rise about 5 percent. British and Continental goods remain active with decent business. Porcelain samples from Col. John Ligon highlight wealth tied to science and craft, noting China ware as valuable if produced commercially.
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Spoulding
Seamen’s Friend
Bex
Japan
Coast Survey
Merchuentt
Witmerdus
Wall Street
New-York
A& Ney
Anne
Ims
Mateussake
Union
Mugsra
Doremus & Nico
Park Mace
Winwiscrox
Campany
Columbia
Charleston
Wilmington
Buccesaul
Supiter Danner
Cony
New York
Crors Travt
Liaow
Porcevarx Miye
Pickens Court
John Ligon
England
United
Stnes
Pateinf
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Republicg
Canton
Ala
Fate Moose
Mr Craig
Hiroe
Suirick Ingh
Pdeie Ik
M. Street
M. Street, Probably: Eitréen
Dave
Pit
oLler
Travel and
Lawrence
Joe
Ivana
Heparldican
Cookstown
Washindon
Washington
Borin
Mery Upelis
Col. Coke Wan
Thors
Edo
Hownima
Gor Nias
Gray
Merchaint
San Francislco
California
New Rochelle
Hinself
Mersin
Westchester
Cook, Palmer & Co
San Francisco
Fifth Avenue
Pavilion Hotel
New Richelle
Cone
Berker
Boston
Daviem
Cook
Hoy
Tate
Jase
Barker
Leon Slck
Pittsburg
Miday
South
Jurest
Vicksburg
Mies
Ham
John Downing
BudlAxax
Pierce
Buchahaus
Charleston Mercury
Che Camden Weekly
Journa
Tho, J. Warren, Baker
North Carolina
Coseesstox
Charleston Courier
Amma Pahiet T
Shepherd
Sheriff Yates
Rome
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Carl Forsyri
Forsyth
Calunitua
Peter G. Washington, Esq
Bourdtary
Trewary
Guthrie
Chandier
Long
Col. Culeman
Rowand
Chandher
Leo
Greenville Parrot
Darlington
Bop
Missionary Society of
Feahia
Methodist
Mission China
Hin
Alfeg
Rev
Masren ‘Tindsras J
Biooit
Aston
Mandlat
Tim Weartisn
Bruce
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