Europe versus America on civilization and policy
A Washington letter discusses European claims of civilization, scrutinizes French and British actions in Asia, and contrasts them with U S justice. It notes Napoleonic aims in Mexico, calls out intervention plans, and argues U S policy upholds equity while European powers pursue colonies and commerce.
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France
England
China
Napotroy
Mexico
United States
Nazoreon
America
Napo Leom
Foner
Narotron
Ozsan Argustus
Gencurz Kuan
Forrr
A Dixie Visit and Mobile Life in Civil War Era
A correspondent describes Mobile during the Civil War era, detailing internal commerce, military matters, recruiting efforts, and daily life. The piece covers steamboat traffic, local merchants, exemption attempts, Buckner’s headquarters, and vivid scenes of the city’s social and economic conditions under Confederate governance.
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Dixie
Priscip
The
Advertiser and Regiser
Vicksburg
Canal
Mobile
Murfreesboro
Conti
J. R. Y. Fendall
C. 8
Marines
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Gulf
Buckner
Bim Buckner
W. F. Martin
A Great Little Wedding in Grace Church
Immense excitement in New York as Gen Tom Thumb and Miss Lavinia Warren wed at Grace Church under Barnum’s oversight. Attendees included President Lincoln and General Burnside. The ceremony featured a raised platform for the diminutive couple and a solemn, carefully conducted service despite initial levity.
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Ansrosr E. Bunnsrps
Burnside
Congress
Barney Williams
Jno
J. Crittenden
New York
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Newberne
Rosnoke Island
Willard’s
Geo. Burnside
North Carolina
9Th Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
Biassete
Tom Thumb
Lavinia Warren
Lincoln
General Burnside
Grace Church
Barnum
Potter
Willey
Bridgeport
Conn
Evening Post
Edge
Commodore Nutt
Miss Warren
Appa
Gay
Mr. Willey
Sien
Iedy
Stewart
Museum
French intrusion in Mexico risks global war says Morrow
E D Morrow, writing on Feb 7 1863, argues European troops must leave America and warns that French action in Mexico could trigger a broader war. He likens the invasion to English conquest of India and calls the plan a dangerous scheme that may end disastrously for France.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Michigan
Olin
New York
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Washburne
Kellogg
Thad. Stevens
Carey A. Trimble
Messare
Porter
Indianapolis
Fred. Conkling
Naval Committee
Vallendigham
Northwest
Ben Lane Posey
Ben Posey
Posey
Ira W. Porter
Taylor
Ohio
Congress
Ted
Yates
Illinois
Cerberus
Liberaline
Edu
Ratson I
Europe
Mexico
Senate
United States
Spanish America
Spain
England
America
India
Asia
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Artsster’s Deranment
Tndianapolis
Ind
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Letton
Antatriot
Virginia
Marietta
United States Army
Department of the Ae
Oes
Wheeling
Grafton
Treasure Department
Stee
Com- Pyne
Ders
Staies
J. W. _Barrary
U.S Marietta
History Verified by Spiritualism Circle Claims Dead Murderer
A man attended a spiritual circle and sought proof of a murder suspect. Rappings indicated the deceased was present and confirmed the person named by the seeker. The dead man allegedly whispered that he was buried as described and identified himself as Cock Robin.
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Cock Robin
Boston Advertiser
Majors resignations in 7th Kentucky Cavalry explained
Franxfort February report from Eps Gazette details that Majors Faulkner and Smith offered resignations before a key order, Major Faulkner later became Lieutenant Colonel and took command. The letter refutes disloyalty, cites compensation issues and hardships, and praises the regiment's loyalty and endurance through several battles.
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Eps
7Th Kentucky Cavalry
Faulkner
Smith
Legislature
Kentucky
Meejors Faulkner
Cynthiana
Big Hill
Richmond
Loyal East Tennessee Loyalists Arrive in Louisville
A party of sixty loyal East Tennesseans arrived in Louisville from near Knoxville fleeing Confederate conscription rules. They report widespread loyalty and hardship, saying twelve days’ journey to reach the city, with several enlisting in government service since arrival.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Tenn
Dixie
Jeff. Davis
Cotton States
Vallandigham
van Buren
Jeff
Davis
Tennessee
East Tenne
Louisville
Knoxville
Tennnessee
Knorxville
Trade notices and ads from a late 19th century listing
A fragmentary OCR page shows diverse ads and notices: musical instruments and pianos from George Steck and Britting firms. Remington revolvers. carriages and wagons. insurance. farm supplies. melodeons. a patriotic song. a Wesleyan female college prospectus. bids for cavalry horses. and various commodity listings. The item reads like a public notices page with commercial listings and announcements.
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Britting & Ae
West
Franz Caer
Ainates Halberg
Rome
Franz Aur
Leipsic
Taos
Beadroad
London
George Steck
Cid Pie & Kindt
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