Inauguration of Davis as Confederate President in Montgomery
The ceremony on the Alabama State House portico marked Jefferson Davis's oath as Chief Magistrate of the provisional Confederate government. Alexander Stephens and William Lowndes Yancey stood with him amid cheering crowds, cannons, and a grand procession through Montgomery.
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Make A Hit With Misses In Fishing Casting Advice
A fishing tip advises waiting after a bass strike before recasting the same spot. The note broadens to include fly fishermen and mentions insurance ads from George Childress Insurance offering instant savings and a phone contact OX 7 2112.
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President's oath near Confederate era sparks Montgomery revels
The ceremony ends with a solemn oath as the new President pledges God’s aid. Since, Montgomery hosts extensive celebrations with militia uniforms, officers, and hopefuls seeking Confederate service commissions, amid a mood of anticipated peace and prosperity.
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