Judge Devises Reward In Murky Post Rebellion Plot
Fragmentary 19th century text shows Judge Price offering a thousand dollar reward for information leading to the capture of an anonymous plot leader. The scene shifts among the judge, Sheriff, and several local figures as letters and plans surface amid tensions over roads, religion, and control. The narrative follows Murrell and a conspiratorial crew aiming to destabilize the region and perhaps seize cities and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciharkoye Norton
Slocura Price
Vdiova
Norton
Sand
Lance
Kheodtesk
Eglochan
Bowen
Price
Ian Air
Queston
Vidoe
Mecca
Mahaiffy
Solomon
Civil War Narrative Highlights and Battles Recap
A condensed recounting covers Union and Confederate actions from Shiloh through McClellan’s Peninsula advance. It notes Farragut and Butler in New Orleans, the naval engagement near Vicksburg, and key battles at Williamsburg Seven Pines Fair Oaks Winchester and the arrival of Lee and Jackson. It preserves named generals like Grant Butler McClellan Johnston Lee Banks and references to the Merrimac and the Shenandoah valley actions. The piece contrasts Union gains with Confederate resistance and emphasizes strategic shifts and outcomes without graphic detail.
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James A. En Certon
Cathont
Carant
Butler
Hierrimac
Jackson
Shenandorh
Banks
Hatek
Beauregand
Corinth
Buetl
Grant
Arney
Este
Crea
Lew Wallaces
Lev
Wallice
Derwin Ryans
General Butler
Fort Jackson
New Orleans Custom House
Farragut
New Orleans
McClellan
Richmond
Magruder
Williamsburg
Hancocek
Wiliamsburg
Nll
Seven Hines
Fair Oaks
Ithiun
Chickahomius
Johnston
King
Summer
Irapevine Bridge
Lee
Albert E. Lee
Davis
Wool
Norfolk
Peninsula
McQuan
McDowell
Shenandoah
Hwall
Winchester
Bank
Mentell
Corifederi
Satisfaction Guaranteed at W Pattersen's Store
Odie Liffin and H Rodegerets promote a satisfaction guaranteed policy and invite customers to place orders at W Pattersen's store. The ad emphasizes reliable service and dependable product quality.
Bret Harte and the Great American Game Poker Lore
The piece recalls Bret Harte’s wit in dismissing reviewers who linked him to his characters. It notes his habit of blending rogues and heroes, anecdotes about a Londoner misinterpreting poker, and Harte’s claim he was never reformed but a model for the gambler Oakhors in Youth’s Comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Fentress
Murreil
Ehrilly
Ress
Murrell
America
Bret Harte
Roaring Camp
Gentleman Gabler
You
London
Har
United States
Testess
Mr. Har
Oakhors
Freaks of Dynamite Create Narrow Escape in Colorado Shaft
A Leadville mining man recalls a freak dynamite incident in Carbonate camp where five cartridges were set to explode in a shaft. Two men watched as one toppled toward the other, the bell car failed, and five detonations rang out signaling a rescuer’s near-miss as one man escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
M.ger
A Musical Rebuke and Humorous Note on Music
The London Telegraph discusses humor in music noting performers often take themselves seriously. A New York pianist jokingly rebuked his wife after a performance telling her not to look so doleful as music is a joke.
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London Telegraph
New York
Wusic
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Prodigal
Vaughan Reirer
McHoariane
D.melvile
Warte
Steve
Tata
Murre
Kelle
Sil
Betty
Belle Bain
Sven
Ilicks
Colonel Fentress
Ware
Tom
John
Memphis
Belle Plain
Cate
Nateheg
John Murrell
Tennessee
Old Hickory
Texas
South America
Gulf
Trayti
Tires
Pole
Chamberlain
Shiloh
Menplas
Washington
Edoanother West
Gil
Teriaih
Cature of
Frelow Oflee
Oplys
Ory
Ross
Hudson
New
Oplecis Swan
Hart Ford Ida
Groverteut
Nm Point
Tnion
H. Rodegerets
Liffin, Odie
King Pianos
Jack Rank
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